#streetshark

[minyboy]

The sun rises on Megakat City now that Callie is here.

[fishflop]

Are we still doing this thing? 

[mlintschinger]

Yeah, the toy division was not interested. Still trying to contact the film division.

[streetsharks-headcannons]

Street shark ages head cannon

John/ripster:23

Robert/streex:22

Clint/jab:21

Coop/slammu:20

[quesadillawizard]

JAWSOME!!!!!

[usagirotten]

Street Sharks Are Back! Celebrating 30 Years of Action and Adventure

The new Street Sharks figures feature real-feel skin, tons of articulation, chomping jaws, and modular shark cages that can be combined to make bigger cages. At 6-6.5 inches tall, these Ripster, Slash, and Jab figures are perfect for any nostalgic display you can set up. Each figure comes inside its modular cage, but it won’t stay in there for long, it’s starting to break out! We’re sure that we’re going to love these figures almost as much as Vin Diesel loved the OG Street Sharks action figures that first launched in 1994. Get ready to dive into '90s nostalgia! Mattel has officially announced the revival of the iconic franchise Street Sharks. These half-shark, half-human heroes are back to take on crime in style. Remember Ripster, Jab, and Slash? Well, they’re making a splash once again!

New Figure Details

- Ripster: The brave leader with realistic skin texture and articulated jaws. - Jab: The prankster of the group, also featuring lifelike skin and a fierce bite. - Slash: The rebel with a unique style and the same high-quality construction. These classic figures come in nostalgic packaging that’ll transport you straight back to your childhood. But there’s a twist—updated articulation ensures they’re perfect for both longtime fans and newcomers.

Exclusive Goodies

- Walmart Exclusives: If you’re a collector, don’t miss the exclusive debut at Walmart Collector Con on March 15. Grab yours before they swim away! - Street Sharks Apparel: Want to look cool while reminiscing about the good old days? Mattel is also releasing exclusive Street Sharks clothing on MattelCreations. - Year-Long Celebration: The 2024 Street Sharks anniversary will be jam-packed with surprises. Expect more fashion collaborations, additional figures, and even comic books.

Dive into the Action!

So, if you ever dreamed of rollerblading and fighting crime as a shark, now’s your chance! The Street Sharks are back, and they’re ready to make waves in your collection. Don’t miss out!  

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[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

GET RIPPED THIS HALLOWEEN -- '90s AMERICAN ANIMATION STYLE.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a vintage "Street Sharks" Great White/Ripster Halloween mask, c. mid '90s, from the "ripping" American cartoon series of the same name.

Source: https://thewildrobot.com/products/vintage-street-sharks-ripster-halloween-mask-1990s-cartoon-comic-great-white.

[aaronlaurichart]

Finished up this Street Sharks inspired Toy Box Ap this afternoon. Hope everyone is having a good week so far. #streetsharks #90scartoons #cartoonart #cartoonist #fanart #myart #myartwork #artist #artistsoninstagram #ohuhuart #copicillustration https://www.instagram.com/p/ClpKlgpP98H/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[luketobiasart]

Preparing some stickers #luketobias - - - #art #artist #artwork #arty #draw #drawing #drawn #paint #painted #painting #painted #illustrated #illustration #illustrator #illustrate #stickers #spiderman #gameboy #streetsharks https://www.instagram.com/p/CkJkxWQM0Hu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[minyboy]

The Mayor's an idiot, the heroes favorite pass time is to fall out of the sky in a fireball, only one person can keep things in order. But since they are not here Callie will do it!

[voluptuarian]

I've been thinking about werewolf designs recently, which has basically turned into analyzing my least favorite trends in modern werewolf media

pack focus - with a few exceptions, I find a pack of werewolves a huge downgrade from traditional singular ones (not you, Hotel Transylvania wolfman family-- you're angels and and we're thrilled you're here). How is a guy supposed to feel like a properly cursed and outcast abomination while hanging out with his 2 dozen friends who are exactly like him? "Packs" made up of lone lycanthropes who've adopted each other (for good or ill) is alright I guess, and if a whole family gets cursed The Quarry style, that's interesting at least. But I think getting back to solitary menace or lonely outcast werewolves is best.

too wolf-like - a lot of early werewolf accounts have people just turning into straightforward wolves. Some have a transformation into large, predatory creatures, more or less wolf-like depending on the region and the culture, but with features that differentiated them from wolves-- hybrid anatomy, missing tails, human eyes or other features. In others it's just "a creature," without an explicit lupine connection, or even just literally some guy but Powered Up and eating people. So there's no hard and fast "canon" folklore werewolf. Early monster movies (which established a lot of modern werewolf lore and the modern definition of a werewolf) gave us a creature that simply looks like a furry, monstrous humanoid, and nothing really like a wolf. What I'm saying is there's a lot of room for customization and new ideas. But instead I see very little experimentation or creativity, and a lot of Balto-meets-Van Helsing wolf-head-furry-body-man-pants thing (or worse, mangy pitbull rat hybrids) and a commitment to quasi-lupine traits and behaviors. BORING. If you're not married to literal-wolf werewolves, let's see some creativity! Be adventurous! Get inspired by old school werewolves, or do something completely new! Please!

not wolflike enough - if you are committed to generic wolf -based werewolves or anthropomorphic streetsharks-style man-wolves, at least be accurate about it! Wolves in the wild do not have true alpha-omega hierarchies (a pack in the wild is a family unit-- the parents are leaders, the rest of the pack are usually their children). Nor do wolves bite their mates to "mark" them (in fact, I went and looked into it, and didn't find any species that does, so now I'm curious where this whole idea even came from). ALSO it's kind of petty, but so many werewolf designs seem to look more like dogs than real wolves-- narrow nose bridges, too-close-together ears, etc. Basically, so much werewolf content is committed to this generic idea of werewolves that's not accurate to real wolves, frequently unconnected to any werewolf lore, originated in the last 10 or 15 years, and isn't even interesting for all that (with different versions of "generic" depending on genre)-- ditch it, and do something new, or at least accurate!

ugly = scary/boring = sexy - the two big splits of "generic" werewolves I'm seeing are in horror (movies mostly) and romance. Current horror werewolves seem to be stuck with this ugly, disheveled look-- mangy, molting-looking fur, extremely wrinkly, raw-looking face skin, beady eyes, no tails, skinny, bony-looking bodies, huge feet etc (honestly I think the Underworld designs are the progenitors of this); meanwhile romance werewolves are usually big and brawny, with lush fur and swishy tails and a very cartoony balance of human and wolf characteristics (I think this design is indebted to animated movies and furry art, but also think it was very influenced by Van Helsing's werewolves as well). Basically, I'd like some interesting, potentially scary looking werewolves! A scary design is not going to kill the sexiness! At the same time, a design does not have to be purposely ugly in order to be scary! (Case in point, it's not a werewolf, and much more feline, but I adore Angela Barret's design for the beast in Beauty and the Beast-- unique, bestial and potentially frightening, but also sleek and elegant.)

exclusively abo - I get it, I get it. But like, 90% of werewolf romance stuff is the "claimed as the alpha's mate" variety-- I would enjoy some diversity. Also, if it's heat you're into, that's in no way exclusive to either false real-world alpha hierarchies, or invented fictional ones.

[teeto-peteto]

Pyke being turned into a fish made me think: What animals would the ruined king be. Ahri’s obvious:

Oh thats funny, they would be like the Kung Fu Panda furious but worse haha.

Ok so Sarah has to be an apex predator and stepping away from the Bilgewater animals i think she would be a tigress or a panther cause they are cool. She needs to be redder but she's already sassy and fierce enough. She's about to rip you apart.

Illaoi is tricky but saying a squid/octopus would be obvious so im giving her another mammal and she's a damn elephant. She's majestic, she's strong and she wont mind making her way through, always trying to keep the group together. Literally a mom.

I think Braum is a moose, a kind and very big one! Also majestic and big, strong like Braum!

As for Yasuo... I really dont know, a bird because he's related to wind, so probably a heron. Dunno looks epic and edgy enough for a Yasuo, just imagine a heron walking strangely cause its drunk. Thats literally Yasuo.

Our girlie Ahri is obvious, but imagine her being able to switch between vastaya and an animal form so she just stays by the bonfire like this enjoying the warmth:

As for Pyke, yeah we can allow him to be a streetshark in this post.

[thedurvin]

If you’ve got $30k laying around, some collector is so strapped for cash that they’re willing to part with this original factory mold of one of the StreetSharks; it’s currently one of the most expensive things in eBay’s Puppet listings despite not having anything to do with puppets

[itshouseofwarpeddesire]

#streetsharks

Jawsome art

[maytechnique]

Mako The Streetshark An OC for Cyberpunk RED that I created in the hype leading up to 2077's release. I should really draw her again.

[stretchmanhogan]

#StreetSharks Slash #Toy #geek