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Nega-Zim
Nega-Zim by @Nadine (Nadine Arnold)

Here's the latest 'Invader Zim evil twin'; this time, I did Zim. I figure that, while 'Nega Zim' is much more competent than his mirror universe counterpart, he has some self-image problems...

Sadly, I don't think this is quite as horrific as either Nega Dib or Nega Gaz, but I can always do Nega Bitters if I want to frighten people :)

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Posted: Sunday, 02 March, 2003 @ 12:09 AM
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NOOO! Don't do any Nega-Bitters! PLEASE!!! That's too frightning!

These Nega things are cute though. Interesting and different idea, and you have a unice way of interpritating the "nega" versions of our IZ people too. Cute. Good job.

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Posted: Sunday, 02 March, 2003 @ 08:46 AM
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Zim's purple! And a nerd, like his voice shows (No offense to Richard Horvitz).

Great pic. Please do a Nega-Tallest pic!

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Posted: Saturday, 08 March, 2003 @ 05:57 PM
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Wow...I love the nega-zim. I love him gooood. He has a lil bow tie ^.^ Aaaaw! And glasses! Wotta lil nerd! I think you should do nega--bitters. Then again, I like things like that...

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