Jumpy Ghostface from Hero 108 with Ninja Ear Mask

Hero 108 is suddenly back in style with our younger son.
He requested Jumpy Ghostface with his rabbit ears ninja mask.
I left the jump rope off out of sheer laziness.

Chameleon Queen from Hero 108 for Archer

Archer told me repeatedly how he finds  the Chameleon Queen from Hero 108 to be"amazingly adorable!"  He is hoping that there is a plush toy available.  Apparently, cuteness is a fairly elastic concept.

Jumpy Ghostface and Lin Chung for Ansel

More characters from Hero 108 for Ansel.  The didactic parent in me is always pleased to draw a rare pro social image where no one is holding a weapon or whacking anyone else.

Jumpy Ghostface with Carrot for Ansel

Ansel is still after me to perfect my drawing of Jumpy Ghostface from Hero 108 throwing a weaponized carrot.  His critique this morning:  there should be multiple carrots and they should not have green tops.  But he patted me on the arm and told me it was acceptable anyway.

Jumpy Ghostface from Hero 108 with Carrots for Ansel

Ansel is still quite excited about this character on the Cartoon Network show.  He informed me this morning that the carrots were pointing the wrong way, but magnanimously told me that he liked it anyway.

Jumpy Ghostface from Hero 108 for Ansel

Ansel's latest television interest which features fighting animals is Hero 108.  I have trouble sorting out the plot and characters, but apparently this character is the king of the rabbits who battles with a spinning jump rope. Wikipedia tells me that the plot is based loosely on an ancient chinese novel.  Ansel was not pleased with my rendition of "Jumpy Ghostface," and wanted me to promise to draw him again in another pose for the next lunch.