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Cartoon characters interacting with their artists

The Japanese people often come up with a lot of cool idea. Recently on twitter, Japanese artists are interacting with their cartoon characters.

As you might already know, the Japanese artists are pretty good at drawing  cartoon and come up with something creative (or even creepy). And this time the idea is pretty amazing and make the cartoon look more adorable.

I like how most of the characters refuse to get themselves colored by the artists. Other than that the way the characters rebel against their artists was pretty amusing.

Without further delay, lets check out  some of them below.







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