aftergigdog

Fanartist, any pronouns. Johnny Silverhand/Kerry Eurodyne. Trying to get back into drawing. TTRPG player. Would love to try RED someday. Recently got into punk and protest music. X: https://x.com/wekeepmisty

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sorry bro, this isn't something I can control

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I Don't Wanna Hear It

Cyberpunk 2077 Silverdyne fan comics 26p

English translation of my Korean comic. Original version is here.

I used translation tools and AI assistance to check the dialogue. Hope it reads okay ;)

Note:

I originally envisioned Johnny's flashback taking place when they were teenagers, but I realized that the canon never gave us designs for their teenage years. So I went with the easier option: I simply changed the flashback to their twenties. After all, as long as Johnny was alive, Kerry's voice would have sounded the same.

It was practically impossible to have Johnny explain his own feelings in the way I usually write comics. I'd already used up the "final weapon" (having V explain Johnny's feelings over drinks) so I might not be able to make any more comics after this.

Of course, Johnny won't remember anything.

[suansusu]

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They’re both hopeless.

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English translation of my Korean comic. Original version is here.

[rouqiuxiaogaihh]

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Kerry practice.

I tried redrawing one of my favorite illustrations from the old Cyberpunk supplements as video game Kerry

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A short comic about something that might’ve happened during “Rebel! Rebel!”

Yeah, we all know better than to relay other people’s words too honestly🙄

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(English isn’t my first language, so I use translation tools and AI assistance to help me check the lines. I hope it reads ok, Thank you ;) )

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"Always ate out, always."

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just a doodle.

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SAMURAI reunion: what we wanted vs. what we got

[little-frostbite]

I have no regrets

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Be nice to each other, CHOOMS!

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maybe 2020s.

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face practice