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Pixel Art Details What's For Supper
A lot of our favorite video game characters are animals -- magical animals that don't exist in the real world, but animals nonetheless. In his "Koopa, It's What's For Supper" project, artist Jude Buffum breaks down some iconic gaming characters into delectable morsels.
In addition to Bowser, the collection features other humorous diagrams such as Ganon: The Other Dark Meat, The Incredible Edible Chocobo, and Yoshi: Tastes Like Chicken. Wait a minute -- who the heck would eat Yoshi? That's like eating a member of your family, for crying out loud.
Be sure to check out all of the diagrams at Buffum's website.
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