Pope recreates popular toys including Barbie and Super Mario with skeletons and organs

American artist Jason bass Freeney has created toys with their skeletons and organs on display (as buyers do) and, although pretty crazy, it's beyond fascinating.

You've always wanted figure out Super Mario's pancreas and Howdy Kitty's colon, right? Well you are at the right place…

Monster Inc's Sulley, has a… erm, nice mind.

A monster skeleton, obvs (Picture: Jason Freeney)

Ice age's Sid has a nice long spine, recommendable.

This is how everyone looked in the Ice-cubes Age (Picture: Jason Freeney)

Generous to see some clarification that Nemo is indeed a fish.

Nemo performances very glossy and oily (Picture: Jason Freeney)

My Little Horse is probably the most harrowing one of every one of, just look at the size of her advertise socket. Yikes.

My Little Pony's pink colouring makes it worse (Picture: Jason Freeney)

Super Mario attributes pretty human skeleton, just owning a bigger pot belly.

This is what would rescue Princess Peach (Picture: Jason bass Freeney)

The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man looks just as happy with skeletal form.

We want a hug with this chappie… sort of (Picture: Jason bass Freeney)

Hello Kitty sure has many big hands and feet.

Howdy Kitty has a terrifying grimace (Picture: Jason Freeney)

The Gingerbread Fellow has some nice, flat organs.

This sounds definitely one of our favourites (Picture: Jason bass Freeney)

Dunny the rabbit float looks pretty gruesome.

We would not want this watching us have sex (Picture: Jason Freeney)

This rubberized duck's skeleton looks nice and solid, brilliant.

Bathtime just got a bit more interesting… (Picture: Jason Freeney)

Further to proove that Barbie's body is so far after reality.

Barbie is totally inhuman (Picture: Jason Freeney)

The little green grownup men from Toy Story iPhone case seem extremely slimy inside…

Surprisingly he remains to be looks like a very happy dude as well three (Picture: Jason Freeney)

That disney character we all know and recognize.... looks to have a full working list of organs, which is an obvious relief.

Most wonder what Mickey's toes appear to, though? (Picture: Jason Freeney)

To understand more of Jason Freeney's work visit http://www.moistproduction.com/

There is another article about Toy Story phone case, visit here.