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Artist Imagines The Star Fox Team As Drawn By Hanna-Barbera
Update: Jonas has released some new versions of their Star Fox/Hanna-Barbera crossover. Now you can find a version of the piece without Krystal (for the purists), as well as a larger version ready-made to adorn your desktop background.
Also, just for the purists, here's a version of the pic without Krystal. :P http://t.co/Y1xpo7I0Qu pic.twitter.com/XwmldhyH3D
— Jonas (@jonasdoesstuff) March 29, 2015
If anyone wants the Hanna-Barbera Star Fox wallpaper in 4K, it's here: https://t.co/gCqrNWJS7x (I even fixed Slippy's shoulder.)
— Jonas (@jonasdoesstuff) March 29, 2015
Original story:
An artist going by simply "Jonas" online has crafted the Star Fox team as though they exist in same universe as The Jetsons.
The Jetsons are of course just one of the many shows and characters created by Hanna-Barbera, but it seems to be the universe the Star Fox team would most likely exist when looking at Hanna-Barbera's large library.
You can see more of Jonas' work on their DeviantArt page, or their website. You actually won't find a lot of video game stuff (though there is this very cool one with Samus and a Metroid), but it's still definitely worth checking out.
[Source: jonasdrawsstuff.tumblr.com, JonasDrawsStuff on DeviantArt, via Reddit]
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