Traditional illustration of Annie Scrambler from "The Electric Company (2009)" dressed in a Boston Commodores baseball uniform. She is confidently standing with her right hand planting a wooden baseball bat in the ground. A blue silhouette of an anchor is behind her.

I got Annie Scrambler into @bryonato.bsky.social's Fake Baseball League and I will be incredibly annoying about this information now

Congrats on joining the Boston Commodores! ⚓
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Various doodles of Annie Scrambler from "The Electric Company (2009)." Left side features a full body illustration in her debut outfit with her hands on her hips and giving a confident smile. On the right side, there are two chibi-style illustrations. The top one features her outfit from "The Electric Accompany," holding a swinging pocket watch and having a dazed and concerned smile on her face, implying that she's also hypnotizing herself. The bottom features a fuming Annie with a red-and-white striped dress and black leggings, stomping around.

some scramblers from the other night 🌀
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A dramatic illustration of Annie Scrambler and Lisa Heffenbacher from "The Electric Company (2009)." Annie looks at the viewer, pointing to her swirly green eyes, implying that it might actually be Lisa in Annie's body. Streaks of neon green and pink flash behind Annie's head, symbolizing the color of their brains when the swap was performed. Behind Annie, a glowing white silhouette of Lisa stands in the distance. Yellow text on top is a quote from the episode: "So confusing... Everyone still loves Lisa... Why isn't my plan working?" Overlayed background text is not from the episode, but reads "SCRAMBLE MY BRAIN. PERFORM THE SWITCH. INTERCHANGE OUR BODIES. MAYBE I'LL ENJOY THIS FORM SO MUCH I'LL NEVER WANT TO LEAVE."

Nothing like taking artistic liberties to make the source material edgier than it actually is 💀
Anyways here's fan art of my favorite episode, "Scrambled Brains!"
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EVERYONE PLEASE PERCEIVE HER!!!! AND GO COMMISSION SKELAXO NOW!!!!!!!!
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A redrawn illustration of the Pranksters from "The Electric Company (2009.)" From left to right: Danny Rebus, Annie Scrambler, Manny Spamboni, and Francine Carruthers.

like the mighty phoenix, my electric company reboot hyperfixation rises from the ashes once a year to make me insufferable for a few weeks
(original image below!)
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Manny Spamboni holding a remote control in his left hand. There is a zero in his right eye and a one in his left, representing binary code and his love of gizmos and gadgets. Tiny Robot (yes that’s the robot’s name) is standing by his feet. The text “I LOVE MY POWER!” is warped across a distorted green and scarlet background.

Francine Carruthers stands with her arms crossed. She has a letter “A” in her right eye and a “Z” in her left, representing the alphabet and being the only member of the Pranksters to have the Wordball power. White and purple scribbled balls surround her, also referencing the Wordball. The text “I’M THE REAL WINNER!” is warped on a distorted purple and green background.

Danny Rebus pulls on his suspenders. He has question marks in his eyes and surrounding him, representing his rebus puzzle power. The text “SOLVED IT YET?” is warped on a blue and yellow background.

Annie Scrambler swinging a pocket watch at the viewer. There are spirals in her eyes and around her, representing her scrambling powers and familial tradition of hypnosis. The text “YOU ARE GETTING SLEEPY…” is warped on a pink, blue, and green background.

i’d love to sell these as mini prints because i love how these turned out and i love these goobers but nobody knows who these characters are… tragedy…

(Pranksters - Jan 2023)
#TheElectricCompany #MannySpamboni #FrancineCarruthers #DannyRebus #AnnieScrambler