I made some other random arts base on Halloween since is near, and this was one of them. Lars Rodriguez! (My sister favorite character)

Rocket Power, the show where four kids intentionally close a Southern California beach, and the only punishments they face are long lines and another grounding from Raymundo 😂

Season 2, Episode 4a "Shark Bait"

Don't get me wrong he cares for his sister deeply but there were many times he worries or would rather side with his friend, Twister, than his sister. What do you guys say?

The Shore Shack is expected to have a hectic lunch rush because of the Madtown Skate Competition, but Tito is sick with the flu. In desperation, Raymundo demands that Reggie and Otto help him at the Shack, even though Otto is entered in the skate contest and expected to win it. Otto competes in the competition behind Ray's back and tries to help at the Shore Shack between rounds, but quickly discovers that it's impossible to do both.

What side are you on? I personally think that Ray should've let Otto compete in the competition from the start.

I drew this in a digital drawing app. This is part of a series of cross over fan art I am making. You can check out subreddits to see more, Reggie is my favorite of this show and I love her as a colorguard.

Who else thought it was kind of crazy that a team of 4 elementary/middle school American students would do a week long [if that] competition, with only 4 events, with only 4 or 5 teams, in on the other side of the world in New Zealand, that was funded entirely by tips running deliveries for your dad's restaurant on the pier? I didn't get the vibe that it was some internationally recognized event (not an Olymprics, world cup, or even X-games), it seemed like it was basically just a regional extreme sports contest. It seems like a of time and money for not a lot of adoration. I know I'm applying real world logic to a cartoon where kids fall off a 10 foot half pipe and get up unscathed on top of other unrealistic things, but for me this was when Rocket Power went from "a somewhat grounded cartoon that took some liberties with reality" to "straight up fantasy."

Just a curious question

Multiple reasons for this are:

why did his dreadlocks curl up? This made it look more feminine

Because of his face being slim it gave a preteen look

Due to him wearing just different shades of red made him look as if he was wearing a dress, epically how his shorts were flannel.

Overall, in my opinion, when I first saw the design pilot of Otto, I thought he was supposed to be a tomboy girl that was a rad pro skater, and the message of the show was more on the feminist side kind of like Daria.

I would say Otto, because he's on the fast track to becoming an extreme sports athlete. But whether he secures athlete endorsements depends on well.....his behaviour 😬

So my votes on Sam. If he continued to self-produce online video games as he did in the episode "Sim Sammy", I can see his games being bought out by video game franchises. And then Sam (being the smart person he is) investing that money.

Does anyone remember seeing this promo when it originally aired?

The red headed little girl. Even as a kid I thought she was a brat. I think she was my least favorite character, even worse than Lars and his friends. What do you think?

If there was ever a crossover, I can see those two getting along. Because they are both quirky and seen as "Weird" by other people. What do you think?

I'm finishing up my watch of the full series and while I know there was a lot of "cartoon physics and invulnerability" (people don't fall 5 times their height unscathed, as seemed to be common here), I also know there are a lot of really impressive tricks and abilities of real pro skaters. How much was "plausible extreme sports" and how much was "just cartoon logic?"

I'm watching the Rocket Ball episode, I'm trying to follow the rules but they're too confusing. I get that that's the point of the joke and Otto kept making up rules when he was losing, but with how complex rules of different games can be at first these days, it kind of seems like it might be possible to follow and play for real. Has anyone compiled the rules and figured out how to play it? Some google searches show are turning up no results.

I'm working on a big Nicktoons crossover with a bunch of different Nicktoons I grew up with, writing my own continuations of them and crossing them over MCU-style, and the third one I wrote for the series is based on Rocket Power. I was always a fan of the show and setting as a kid, always wanting to try extreme sports (but never got around to it) and loved the fun, hangout vibe of the show, and I thought it could use more attention. I make each entry to where it can stand on its own, so you can hop in without knowing any other Nicktoon or other of my works (though a late plot twist ties it into Invader Zim, you'll see why when you get to it).

Despite my continuation lasting about 238,000 words long, it isn't as acknowledged as my other works are, so I wanted to share it here and see if the fans like it. My goal with this one was to basically make it a mix of Point Break, Repo Man, and SLC Punk!, with a splash of stoner comedy thrown in, and themes about gentrification, corporate greed, family, friendships and corruption.

Fair warning; It's a hard-R take on the show. I make the characters swear a lot (I imagine guys like Otto would talk that way as adults, if not teenagers), and made Otto and Twister specifically huge potheads, and a bunch of violence that happens later on, mostly from Lars (my take on him is pretty much to make him an unintelligent sociopath, like if you crossed Chucky the Killer Doll with Jason Mewes). There's also some sexual content, but it's all played for laughs. Hopefully that's not a strike against the "No NSFW" rule, and sorry in advance if it is.

Links here:

FanFiction: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13052355/1/Rocket-Power-Zero-Gravity
AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48641407

Let me know what you guys think.

I'm rewatching Rocket Power on Paramount Plus, and something that I'm noticing is that Twister is kind of a bad guy. Sure, he's no Lars, but he's definitely the harshest on Sam, and of all the episodes I've seen thus far (season 1 and up to season 2 episode 5) plus what I remember, he's the one of the main four who causes the problem of the episode or does something pretty mean. Sure, he's 9 and kids are savages, and I don't think he's a bad character or hurts the show, but it's something I can't help but notice.

I'm interested to see if this changes with season 3 and 4, because I don't remember those airing as often and don't remember them all that well, but I want to say he mellowed out once his voice changed.

For me I just see it being a ball, but my sister sees it as a holy grail. So, does anyone know information about its origins?

“You guys may as well call me Maurice. When that hat flew away, so did Twister.” :(  

Anyone who's watched this episode ("Twister's Hat" - Season 3, Episode 9A) knows that Twister was gloomy the entire episode, and only became energetic when everyone started searching for the hat. And then he was so overwhelmed with joy when finding it that he refused to have it cleaned lol.

I personally didn't find Twister's response to be an overreaction. No one recognized him without his hat (even Lars, which Otto pointed out was a good thing LOL).

A summer themed prompt for everyone to enjoy. If you remember Stoked, you're a real one.