979 Cure Custard, KiraKira Pretty Cure a la Mode #27

1009 Cure Egret, Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star #29

885 Cure Sunshine, Heartache Pretty Cure #31

1046 Cure Mermaid, Go Pretty Cure! #33

854 Cygnus Magnus, Saint Seiya: Knights of the Zodiac #35

889 "I've got abs" Mega Man, Mega Man 1994 #37

980 Flashy Flash, One Punch Man #39

992 Captain Lemming, The Tick #41

1023 Joanne, Dino Squad #43

778 Naked Lad, Fairly Odd Parents #45

831 Lightningstrike, Tenkai Knights #47

842 Junkyard, Toxic Crusaders #49

Understandable about the number issue. I try my best to number each character clearly, but some costumes are good at hiding both white and black numbering. I do have other colours to choose from in my preferred program (Paint), but I find that if neither white nor black work, then other colours won't show up very well either. I could just delete a portion of the image and then put the number over the white space, but I like to keep as much of the image visible as possible even when numbered, so that people don't have to keep flipping back and forth between the numbered and unnumbered images. Plus it's an extra step in what's already a long process. But I don't mind assuming another number is meant if a number has three or four digits and all but one are right, unless of course there are other factors involved such as a counterpart also having a similar number. I stopped asking for number corrections when I realized it was mostly just an extra step when everyone knows what was meant.

Normally I'd ask you to be more specific with Naked Lad because there are two of them (a phrase I hope I never have to type again), but the other one was already found in his alternate identity of Cleft, leaving the comic within cartoon version. Beyond that everyone correct; list updated.

Flashy Flash is worth 15 bonus shots, bringing your total to 95.

 

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Understandable about the number issue. I try my best to number each character clearly, but some costumes are good at hiding both white and black numbering. 
 

Just to clarify, my comment wasn't intended as a complaint, just an observation. I know that it can be hard to make the numbers visible against some colors in the images themselves.

894. Moses, South Park