Nice work, everyone!
What I like about this collab is that it's such a simple prompt that you can see how everyone took it different ways. It's good to see something silly like this every once in a while to share the laughs.

Btw Stonmann, I think you might've forgot to send me an invite to the project but that's ok, thanks for including my art in the collab!

Fantastic job, everyone!
It was a lot of fun participating in this, and seeing everyone else's AWESOME entries come together. ^^

Very creative visual metaphors and original twist to the subject matter. Awesome animation.

Great work, everyone!

This came out great, and thank you to the organisers and everyone who helped bring this together, this is a really cool little project!
I'm glad to have been a part of this!

Oh man, this is cool! I didn't have time to participate but it's so neat to see all the characters moving along the track and the ? button...great idea
Fantastic work, everyone!

I'm glad I got to be a part of this, great job everyone!!
It's so cool to see so many different art styles and game series together!

So cool! I love how expressive each one is.
Also, love the fact you put Devil Daggers there, really awesome game! ^^

Aw man, my favourite game.
Love the way you used colours here, and the composition makes it look super energetic.
Great job!!

Aw man, I remember watching this movie ages ago.

The rendering on the characters looks great, the tonal values make them really pop, and your colours work together well! Good job!
In terms of rendering on the characters and the statue, they look fantastic!

I'd say maybe one way you could improve on this piece is by blurring the background elements to give it more depth because looking at it, it's hard to know where to look at first, or where to guide the eye around.
I see you painted the green hills/mountains in the background, another thing you could try is painting them with a blue wash to push them more into the background; In real life things in the distance are also hazy and blueish.

Maybe another way to improve this is by bringing some of the characters forward more towards the "camera" so we as viewers can have a better look at them or create more focal points in the drawing, cause most of them are at a similar distance further away. Compostion can be a tricky thing to get a grasp of, but you're on your way, good job on this piece, and hope I helped at least a little! ^^