Lili’mâiya “Lee Lee” Taiyâni, a Shangaran friend of Dee Dee Penelope McPherson, sister of Dexter Odysseus McPherson, and the young Mulan-type female warrior sister of Princess Meikêiko Taiyâni and Prince Tsâi’hīko Taiyâni of Shangara (which is, with its long-term ally, The Kingdom and City of Townsville, the two greatest, proudest, and most eternal kingdoms of all Kâiyon), is preparing herself for the great titanic fight of her life in the rain.
In fact, Lee Lee is ready for the Great War between the Two Avatars: Lee Lee being The Good Avatar of Khân Ryūu; Mandark (Dexter's Arch-Rival in the show Dexter's Laboratory) being The Dark Avatar of Khân Akū.
Here in this epic Dexter's Laboratory fanart of mine, Lili’mâiya “Lee Lee” Taiyâni is readying her magic sword for battle in the rain while being flanked by the archers that serves in the Royal Army of her true father, King Li’shân Taiyâni of Shangara.
This epic Dexter's Lab fanart is also inspired by this particular screenshot from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, when Aragorn readies his sword for battle in the rain on top of Helm’s Deep’s Deeping Wall, while being flanked by Elven Archers of the Third Age:
So what do you think of this fanart? Is it epic, good, great, or what?
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Lili’mâiya “Lee Lee” Taiyâni, a Shangaran friend of Dee Dee Penelope McPherson, sister of Dexter Odysseus McPherson, and the young Mulan-type female warrior sister of Princess Meikêiko Taiyâni and Prince Tsâi’hīko Taiyâni of Shangara (which is, with its long-term ally, The Kingdom and City of Townsville, the two greatest, proudest, and most eternal kingdoms of all Kâiyon), is preparing herself for the great titanic fight of her life in the rain.
In fact, Lee Lee is ready for the Great War between the Two Avatars: Lee Lee being The Good Avatar of Khân Ryūu; Mandark (Dexter's Arch-Rival in the show Dexter's Laboratory) being The Dark Avatar of Khân Akū.
Here in this epic Dexter's Laboratory fanart of mine, Lili’mâiya “Lee Lee” Taiyâni is readying her magic sword for battle in the rain while being flanked by the archers that serves in the Royal Army of her true father, King Li’shân Taiyâni of Shangara.
This epic Dexter's Lab fanart is also inspired by this particular screenshot from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, when Aragorn readies his sword for battle in the rain on top of Helm’s Deep’s Deeping Wall, while being flanked by Elven Archers of the Third Age:
So what do you think of this fanart? Is it epic, good, great, or what?
How all of this spawned from a show about a boy genius is beyond me.
Also...
Dexter: We will send Lord Mandark the Enemy a message: that he cannot TAKE whatever he wants; And THAT HE CANNOT TAKE AWAY OUR FREEDOM OR THE WORLD!!
Dexter/Lee Lee/Dee Dee/Mee Mee (screaming altogether): YYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
This is a fanart of mine depicting a Braveheart-esque scene where Dexter the Boy Genius, his sister Dee Dee, and Dee Dee's two ethnic friends Lee Lee (Asian) and Mee Mee (African American) rallies an unseen heroic group to battle Mandark (an arch-rival neighbor of Dexter the Boy Genius gone evil and powerful) and his army of evil to decide the future of the world of toons, humans, and dinosaurs.
So do you think this scene feels epic or powerful or Braveheart-esque to you guys or what? And are Dexter and the girls (Dee Dee Mee Mee and Lee Lee) looking as if they are rallying a heroic group to battle a la Mel "William Wallace" Gibson in Braveheart?
Dexter: We will send Lord Mandark the Enemy a message: that he cannot TAKE whatever he wants; And THAT HE CANNOT TAKE AWAY OUR FREEDOM OR THE WORLD!!
Dexter/Lee Lee/Dee Dee/Mee Mee (screaming altogether): YYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
This is a fanart of mine depicting a Braveheart-esque scene where Dexter the Boy Genius, his sister Dee Dee, and Dee Dee's two ethnic friends Lee Lee (Asian) and Mee Mee (African American) rallies an unseen heroic group to battle Mandark (an arch-rival neighbor of Dexter the Boy Genius gone evil and powerful) and his army of evil to decide the future of the world of toons, humans, and dinosaurs.
So do you think this scene feels epic or powerful or Braveheart-esque to you guys or what? And are Dexter and the girls (Dee Dee Mee Mee and Lee Lee) looking as if they are rallying a heroic group to battle a la Mel "William Wallace" Gibson in Braveheart?
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Also...
Dexter: We will send Lord Mandark the Enemy a message: that he cannot TAKE whatever he wants; And THAT HE CANNOT TAKE AWAY OUR FREEDOM OR THE WORLD!!
Dexter/Lee Lee/Dee Dee/Mee Mee (screaming altogether): YYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
This is a fanart of mine depicting a Braveheart-esque scene where Dexter the Boy Genius, his sister Dee Dee, and Dee Dee's two ethnic friends Lee Lee (Asian) and Mee Mee (African American) rallies an unseen heroic group to battle Mandark (an arch-rival neighbor of Dexter the Boy Genius gone evil and powerful) and his army of evil to decide the future of the world of toons, humans, and dinosaurs.
So do you think this scene feels epic or powerful or Braveheart-esque to you guys or what? And are Dexter and the girls (Dee Dee Mee Mee and Lee Lee) looking as if they are rallying a heroic group to battle a la Mel "William Wallace" Gibson in Braveheart?
Dexter: We will send Lord Mandark the Enemy a message: that he cannot TAKE whatever he wants; And THAT HE CANNOT TAKE AWAY OUR FREEDOM OR THE WORLD!!
Dexter/Lee Lee/Dee Dee/Mee Mee (screaming altogether): YYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
This is a fanart of mine depicting a Braveheart-esque scene where Dexter the Boy Genius, his sister Dee Dee, and Dee Dee's two ethnic friends Lee Lee (Asian) and Mee Mee (African American) rallies an unseen heroic group to battle Mandark (an arch-rival neighbor of Dexter the Boy Genius gone evil and powerful) and his army of evil to decide the future of the world of toons, humans, and dinosaurs.
So do you think this scene feels epic or powerful or Braveheart-esque to you guys or what? And are Dexter and the girls (Dee Dee Mee Mee and Lee Lee) looking as if they are rallying a heroic group to battle a la Mel "William Wallace" Gibson in Braveheart?
Now that the holidays are over with (but we still have to deal with New Year's Eve and Day), here's some fan art sketch of Dexter--as a fully-grown adult warrior--knocking out a bad guy in the heat of battle:
For those familiar with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth fantasy trilogy, The Lord of the Rings, the bad guy in question is actually in fact an Easterling of Rhûn from The Two Towers, the second part of The Lord of the Rings. The Easterlings are briefly sighted by Frodo and Sam as well as Gollum/Smeagol in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers as The Easterlings marched towards The Black Gates of Mordor.
For those familiar with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth fantasy trilogy, The Lord of the Rings, the bad guy in question is actually in fact an Easterling of Rhûn from The Two Towers, the second part of The Lord of the Rings. The Easterlings are briefly sighted by Frodo and Sam as well as Gollum/Smeagol in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers as The Easterlings marched towards The Black Gates of Mordor.
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Now that the holidays are over with (but we still have to deal with New Year's Eve and Day), here's some fan art sketch of Dexter--as a fully-grown adult warrior--knocking out a bad guy in the heat of battle:
For those familiar with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth fantasy trilogy, The Lord of the Rings, the bad guy in question is actually in fact an Easterling of Rhûn from The Two Towers, the second part of The Lord of the Rings. The Easterlings are briefly sighted by Frodo and Sam as well as Gollum/Smeagol in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers as The Easterlings marched towards The Black Gates of Mordor.
For those familiar with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth fantasy trilogy, The Lord of the Rings, the bad guy in question is actually in fact an Easterling of Rhûn from The Two Towers, the second part of The Lord of the Rings. The Easterlings are briefly sighted by Frodo and Sam as well as Gollum/Smeagol in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers as The Easterlings marched towards The Black Gates of Mordor.
