Dive into the vibrant world of classic animation with this authentic BIONIC SIX Team Original Animation Production Art Cel from TMS ENTERTAINMENT. A true gem for collectors and enthusiasts, looking for 80s nostalgia. Each detail in this production cel reflects the originality and creativity of the animators, making it a must-have for anyone passionate about the art of animation. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the series or a newcomer to the scene, this artwork is a tangible slice of entertainment history that captures the essence of the beloved BIONIC SIX team. includes 2 cels and hand painted background. All 3 are stapled together and some minor storage wear.
This is an original animation production art cel from the Western Animation series “I.Q. BIONIC SIX,” produced by TMS ENTERTAINMENT. The artwork type is a production cel, depicting a scene from the show. It is a collectible piece of animation art and merchandise, showcasing the detailed work of the animators involved in creating the series.
By Daniel Ivanick and his DMI Productions. A great little animated short! 10.5″ x 12.5″ and has production wear. The darker line on one side is just our scanner, it’s not on the drawing. “The Heavyweight” From Episode 2537.
It has been unboxed. It was previously on display inside a glass case.
VERY RARE ORIGINAL LIMITED EDITION STAR WARS EWOKS SERIGRAPH SERICEL SERI CEL CELL 10.5 X 12.5 INCHES With LUCASFILM Studio Seal
This pencil drawing is a rare find for any Disney fan. Signed by Darren Hunt, a renowned Disney animator, this piece features a charming depiction of Goofy Pooh. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of Disney history with this Darren Hunt signed pencil drawing.
The product is a Marvel X-Men Team Serilitho Cel from 1995 featuring characters like Wolverine, Gambit, and Storm. This collectible animation art is framed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Produced by Marvel Animation in the 1990s, this sericel captures the essence of the X-Men franchise with its detailed artwork and iconic characters, making it a sought-after piece for fans and collectors alike.
Photos do not do this piece justice. MOVIE INSIGHT: The fim’s behind-the-scenes drama is historic. The late, great Robin Williams was cast to play Batty Koda, but Disney didn’t want him to voice another character before Aladdin was released.

