Breeze Vs Titana

i think frog and toad are gay lovers actually they should change the title

reminder that Earth has a kickass moon and you should go look at it

so I played some hades

aaaand breeze is the last one yaaaaaay

the mini-series hero team is complete

oh great now they come in fun size

The newest upgrade was built for extreme maneuverability while using less energy allowing for extra equipment such as multiple energy weapons rather than just one and a jet pack.

At first most heros laughed at the small stature of the upgrade (as did most villains) but were shut up after they were completely destroyed at RoboBall

I feel confident enough to post these now. A collection of all the existing posters after some edits from the other post that got 13k notes! These are full size/quality. Go nuts.

You may use them for wallpapers, tabletop campaigns, whatever. Consider tipping me or buying a print or sticker on ko-fi here! If you do use them, let me know what for, or send pictures!

Hunter Sting was a hero who was equipped with an energy-draining weapon by the Doctor that could put machines into their powered-down state for easy incarsination. The power was addicting however and on one mission Hunter separated his team and took them down one by one stealing their core power. He managed to kill three of them before he was incapacitated by the team leader. This incident led the Hero Factory to look into the Doctor's other experiments where they discovered several other immoral experiments. The Doctor was banished, Hunter was incarcerated and had his core surgically removed, and the weapon was repurposed for use by mining robots to keep them charged longer. Hunter escaped several times becoming an assassin for hire going by the name "Core Hunter" known for his particular effectiveness against heroes, brutal tactics, and keeping of trophies from each kill. Eventually, he was caught again and reincarcerated until the historic mass breakout

The waterfowl approach the stall which sold beverages comprised of lemons and sugar and, in an act of comedic absurdity, inquired of the vendor, “good fellow! have ye any grapes?”

I think this speaks for itself