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I found this picture on showbizpizza.com and I have no idea what it’s from or if it was even part of anything official but this is why I draw Mitzi with a ponytail so often.

It’s a good look for her. 

I’m gonna die

For even more of your Mitzi needs.

Profiles for the “classic” Rock-afire.

Profiles for the Wolfpack 5 (or at least four of them, minus Beach Bear), an early version of some of the Rock-afire members. Note the different names and Mitzi’s whiskers (glad they got rid of those).

Skeksi’s from The Dark Crystal

19th century eight-legged walking doll

The inner workings of a Godzilla head, possibly from 1985's Gojira (aka Return of Godzilla).

(From Reddit)

Promo for the “New” Rock-afire stage.

On Fraggle Rock, we never got a clear look at Fluffinella the cat. Maybe that’s for the best, judging from this picture.

more cursed aberdeenshire:

these photos are from storybook glen, a “theme park” (literally a park that is themed there’s no rides) which has all these terrible papier mache-esque body horror versions of beloved characters

also one time they found a body in it

The Mummenschanz episode of the Muppet Show had some of the most horrifying imagery ever associated with Kermit the Frog.

Abnormal Check.

One of Namco’s.. stranger games.

Kewpie Lum from the 50th anniversary of Shonen Sunday. 

-Rumic World

1950s battery operated Bear Cashier toy

Animated window promotion for Max and Dave Fleischer’s MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN. 

Motion Picture Herald, May 9, 1942

Pictures of the Chuck E Cheese animatronics at Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum. The Chuck E Cheese animatronics at Marvin’s Museum are Chuck E Cheese, Jasper T. Jowls, Helen Henny, Mr Munch, Pasqually, The Warblettes (both variations), Harmony Howlette and Madame Oink. These animatronics are for decoration so they don’t actually move but still it’s nice that the museum has so many Chuck E Cheese animatronics. (Sources: xx // xx // xx // xx // xx // xx // xx // xx )

Mechanism and head of a Clown automaton made by Gustave Vichy in the late 19th century (Video)