Decided to make more FBCC and MLP cartoon crossover art featuring both Twilight and Professor Flan. You know, I’m surprised no one gave any comments of disgust from the last drawing I made featuring these two, considering Flan’s secretly attracted to our lovely unicorn
 
Anyway, the title as well as this image came to mind every time I watched the FBCC episode “Wizboy” where Kyle made his very first appearance. Kyle was cute in that episode, and when he referred to his Milkweed teacher whom he turned into raspberry flan as “delicious, old fool” I immediately had the notion that Professor flan would use a similar term to describe Twilight.
 
Yeah, I know, she looks young enough to be his niece. Still, he appears to be unmarried and willing to try and get himself a fine catch.
 
Also, I added Mordecai there because he has a crush on Twilight as well and…well, doesn’t the look just say it all?
 
Also, gorgeous fantasy Twilight image was inspired by this last picture I made Doesn’t she just make your heart melt?
 
In this picture:
 
Though still desperate to convince the darling Twilight Sparkle to work with him at Milkweed Academy, Flan calms down for a while, simply enjoying the time he was with his good friend.
 
He tags along with her as they go visit regular friends in the city where they meet Mordecai. He and Flan become well compatible with each other, Mordecai being impressed that the dessert man is a wizard and Flan admiring the bluejay for his interest in magic and Twilight’s books.
 
When they talk about Twilight and how much they appreciate her and vice versa, Flan becomes a little too honest when he speaks a “compliment” about her as he watches her being her beautiful, intelligent self.
 
Delicious, young beauty as he refers her.
 
Poor Mordecai did not need to hear that. No way does Flan think he could actually have a chance with his girl.
 
 
Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (c) Lauren Faust  
Professor Flan from Fanboy and Chum Chum (c) Eric Robles  
Mordecai from The Regular Show (c) J.G. Quintel