Yes Son The New Outfit Works Finished

Yes Son The New Outfit Works Finished

This is fan art of the series called Dexter’s Laboratory. The line work was done by and I just colored it.

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Plot: The series revolves around a boy genius named Dexter, who has a secret laboratory (which he pronounces "la-bore-a-torrey" instead of the American pronunciation "lab-ra-torrey") filled with highly advanced equipment hidden behind a bookshelf or under a rug in his bedroom. Access to this never-ending laboratory is achieved by speaking various passwords or by activating hidden switches on the bookcase (such as pulling out a specific book). Dexter is normally in conflict with his ditzy older sister, Dee Dee, who has an uncanny talent for gaining access to Dexter's lab despite his best efforts to keep her out. Dee Dee eludes all manners of security and, once inside, delights in playing in the lab, often destroying his inventions and creations. For reasons left unexplained, Dexter manages to keep the lab a secret from his clueless, cheerful parents, and in the beginning of the show, Dee Dee is the only other character to know about his lab. In several episodes, however, he is forced to reveal his lab to his parents, although such episodes almost always end with his parents' memories being wiped clean.
Dexter has an arch-nemesis, a boy named Susan "Mandark" Astronominov. Often Mandark, through fraud or (rarely) by coincidence, attempts to take credit for Dexter's achievements. Mandark is also secretly in love with Dee Dee. In the later seasons, after the revamp, Mandark becomes significantly more evil, his laboratory dark-looking and spiky (instead of the bright, bio-mechanical looking lab featuring a massive spherical structure that strongly resembles the Death Star from earlier seasons) and his plans more diabolical and nasty - though he still retains feelings for Dee Dee. It was shown in an episode that when Mandark was referred to as "Susan" Dexter mocked Mandark for looking like a girl and this sparked his hatred toward Dexter. However, this may not be canon, as Mandark was introduced as a new student at Dexter's school, implying no previous contact.
The show's humor derives in part from Dexter's essentially one-sided and intense rivalry with his sister and from exaggerated stereotyping of his high intelligence and social awkwardness. Much absurdist and surrealist humor is used as well.