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Dib Quixote
Dib Quixote by @Nadine (Nadine Arnold)

Here are Dib and Gaz as Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.

I thought of this concept a while back, and finally got the chance to do a drawing of it. I think Dib's 'mission' is pretty quixotic, and there are some similarities between him and Quixote.

One side note: you wouldn't believe how insanely complicated the background ended up...

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Posted: Sunday, 03 November, 2002 @ 01:15 AM
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O..M...G... This is TOO perfect! Quick Dib! That windmill! It's an alien base in disguise! (gotta love Quixote!) points and rofl until she feels very ill

Dang, I love this pic!

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Posted: Sunday, 03 November, 2002 @ 01:20 AM
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Oh wow! This is so cool! Nice animals! Very Vasquez-y. I like the idea. Totally original ^.^. Way to go

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Posted: Monday, 04 November, 2002 @ 07:46 AM
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I like! I like very much! The parallel is amazing...and Quixote rocks! Heheh...Dib's hair is armored... Those Irken windmills are neeeeat...

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Posted: Wednesday, 06 November, 2002 @ 09:26 AM
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Heehee! I just read most of Don Quixote.-the funny thing is I was gonna do it with Zim and Skoodge! (Guess who was who.) "Those aren't regualer windmills,Gaz! Those are some sort of powerful Irken machines of distruction that LOOK like windmills!" Gaz:I will destroy you....

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Posted: Friday, 08 November, 2002 @ 09:20 AM
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Oh poop thats too good..drools

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