Brandy the wedgied female dog

I'm not totally a fan of those wedgie artworks that spurred at templates on the Internet. But this is hard not to share what would be otherwise one of the most memorable pieces of wedgies art as of late.

A DeviantArt user, Citrus-Sin-Bin have utilized the character of Brandy Harrington, to be a victim of an "Atomic Wedgie". For those who don't known these tropes, it's someone to get its underwear onto its head by one tormentor. What made it so hilarious apart of the too numerous others wedgie stuffs is the artist can drawn funny expressions, showing not only a real sign of embarassment, but delieverd with a dark humor that is "not" static. 

And after years to seen Brandy plays the big sister to a Mr. Whiskers who annoy her, the rabbit getting finally his revenge for the many times the girl dog thrown him out of the Treehouse. It results of things like this to this link.

An amazing masterpiece of masterwork and highly professionnal animation. Something that the "actual" animated series had struggled for to its depressingly two seasons-run.

Even if its fandom has faded away since a dozen years, Brandy & Mr. Whiskers still made newer fans. The older ones like me start to rediscover the show on a new day and newer fans, by the current HD masters, wanna to get back in time when contents were seen on very watchable hours and when people watched the show in same time, unlike to just wait that it plays on many streaming platforms.

Brandy having a particular reputation in the Furries community, by be labelled at sexy and cute. A kind of character protagonist that was stated as infamous by the online Rule 34 when NSFW artworks can be made and available on the Internet without any authorities may interverne. In the age of Tiktok, AI and also algorithms and fake accounts of real people, "drastic measures" have to be done in order that the online status of people is not pull in legal troubles.

By the time Brandy & Mr. Whiskers ended its run in 2006, everyone have migrated elsewhere, but fewer fans keep to doing Brandy fanarts, for many years anyway. The show is maybe not the greatest cartoon on decades, but it's still appealing and some of its segments still hold up twenty years later. And really, people have more fond memories of the Amazon Rainforest jungle than anything seen in trashs like The Buzz On Maggie or the very useless Warner Bros.' first cat-and-mouse revival series Tom and Jerry Tales. It would be only great if we could seen them onto official and actual merchandising or DVD releases.