Super Muzzle

I know that I should have done this long ago. Because to tell the truth, I've had this idea in my head for quite a while now. In fact, like many other RR fans out there, I've had these reoccuring dreams and ideas about Muzzle undergoing the transformation from a regular canine to a canosapien. I know this idea is nothing new, as its been explored in both fanart and fanfiction alike. Chances are, had the series lasted beyond 13 episodes, this might have happened along with the introduction of new allies and villains. Anyway, here's my first fully colored sketch of Muzzle in canosapien form. For some reason, I always pictured Muzzle retaining his brute strength and destructive power even in this state. Only he doesn't always have to be kept restrained like in his regular form. In humanoid form, he's more calm and tranquil, but he is still quick to anger, and becomes quite violent when angry. I always pictured Muzzle being fairly tall, standing around 6'5, and having a well-fit muscular body. In this form, Muzzle fights in a combination of wrestler moves and US Army Special Forces techniques. He can perform a "Hyakuretsu Ken" technique similar to Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star and Honda from Street Fighter, and can also peform devastating body slam moves similar to Zangeif. As for his voice, I always pictured Muzzle speaking with a gruff tough-guy American accent like that of either Hulk Hogan, Steve Austin, or Tiny Lister Jr. The attire which I've given Muzzle was inspired by what I've seen from the Mad Max films and from the anime Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star in America). This illustration of him is a little dated. And I'm not entirely impressed with how it turned out. Hopefully I'll make a better version of this when I'm able to. But until then, enjoy.

Muzzle, Road Rovers, belongs to Warner Bros.