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[The Melee Between Heaven and Earth]

BANGIN

KYD-ink responds:

Orangatanga!

[Quote This]

ngl, been a while since I've seen Quote drawn with actual emotions lol. Looks great

HardKoba responds:

Thank you!
It's always more fun when characters get to emote.

[there is more than 1 dude in this upload]

love 3rd dude

ThatsMelvin responds:

thank you!

[Outside the Laundromat]

I really love this art style! The lighting and color choices are superb. Plus the lineart style is super nice.

BudderDaze responds:

thank youu!! TwT

[Testament to Excess]

I get some greed of humanity vibes from this, combined with the title. Nice

SourCherryJack responds:

I just want it all sometimes ya know?

[Portal]

awesome motion. The amount of frames really adds to it too

aleha84 responds:

originally it is mp4 with 60 fps. But converting to gif it has inly 25 maybe.

[x かわいくない x]

looks fukn sick. Love the colors. Wouldn't it be "ka-wa-ku-na-ii" tho, not "ka-wa-i-lu-na-i"? Sry to be nitpicky, u probably know japanese better than me

Hibachi responds:

Ah, I see what you mean. Here is the information from what I know about Japanese adjectives (adj's). I hope this helps out!

So when it comes adj's, especially adj's that end with い (i), it's usually the last い of the word to be converted into the negative. An example of this would be the word "fun", 楽しい, or たのしい (ta-no-shi-i). If たのしい were to be converted it would be たのしくない (ta-no-shi-ku-na-i), where the last い would be converted. This example would now translate to "not fun". So in the case of かわいい, it would follow suit with this rule where its last い would shift to くない, therefore changing the word to かわいくない.

The kanji for かわいい, which is 可愛い, also helps see why this rule applies to the word as well because the characters have their own set pronunciations to make up the sound ka-wai-i. Where 可 is spoken as "ka", 愛 as "wa-i", and い as "i". So if it was shifted to かわくない (ka-wa-ku-na-i), this would sound a bit funny due to the kanji reading/pronouncing otherwise.

I hope this helps you out, and I seriously apologize if I sound like a lecturing teacher or some rando nerd online. I would've asked the same question too if I was bit iffy on the language, especially with adjectives that end with two [い]'s at the end. However, thank you so much for asking and allowing me to explain it and even more for liking my artwork!!!

[banzai]

ooo I like him

RadioCrack responds:

thank you!!

[CHANGE! SHIN GETTER ROBO!]

SO FUCKIN COOL!! God damn tho thats a big canvas. Took forever to load

Chromonaut responds:

hahaha, sorry about that! I like to work big

[Updated Character Sheet]

cute!

EliTheGuy responds:

Thanks!