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Here's my seventh official picture for my personal celebration of PB&J Otter's 20th Anniversary. This one is a crossover between PB&J Otter, and another semi-underrated 90's cartoon from the UK known as "The Dreamstone".

For this one, I decided to attempt redrawing a scene from the Season 4 episode "The Stowaways", but the two Wottles that attempted to stowaway with Rufus and Amberley being replaced with Peanut and Jelly Otter. Both otters have been drawn in the style of Michael Jupp (for The Dreamstone) to better fit into the show's atmosphere. I apologize if the background does not look perfect, I tried my best.

Since PB&J and The Dreamstone are both cartoons made in the 90's, I thought this seemed like an interesting crossover. And while drawing this, I thought of a silly question: If Michael Jupp made PB&J Otter, would people still like the cartoon if it was drawn in Michael Jupp's style instead of Jim Jinkins' style? I'm not sure, but I'm curious to know what you would think about that. I personally like Jinkins' original depiction for PB&J Otter, though, but I can't help but wonder what Jupp's version of the show would be like.... not that it would happen anyway.

Anyways, hope you enjoy!
(No negative comments please. If you aren't a fan of PB&J or The Dreamstone, IRYO.)

PB&J Otter(C) Jim Jinkins
The Dreamstone(C) Michael Jupp, Martin Gates Productions, & Monster Entertainment

Description
Here's my seventh official picture for my personal celebration of PB&J Otter's 20th Anniversary. This one is a crossover between PB&J Otter, and another semi-underrated 90's cartoon from the UK known as "The Dreamstone".

For this one, I decided to attempt redrawing a scene from the Season 4 episode "The Stowaways", but the two Wottles that attempted to stowaway with Rufus and Amberley being replaced with Peanut and Jelly Otter. Both otters have been drawn in the style of Michael Jupp (for The Dreamstone) to better fit into the show's atmosphere. I apologize if the background does not look perfect, I tried my best.

Since PB&J and The Dreamstone are both cartoons made in the 90's, I thought this seemed like an interesting crossover. And while drawing this, I thought of a silly question: If Michael Jupp made PB&J Otter, would people still like the cartoon if it was drawn in Michael Jupp's style instead of Jim Jinkins' style? I'm not sure, but I'm curious to know what you would think about that. I personally like Jinkins' original depiction for PB&J Otter, though, but I can't help but wonder what Jupp's version of the show would be like.... not that it would happen anyway.

Anyways, hope you enjoy!
(No negative comments please. If you aren't a fan of PB&J or The Dreamstone, IRYO.)

PB&J Otter(C) Jim Jinkins
The Dreamstone(C) Michael Jupp, Martin Gates Productions, & Monster Entertainment