Tomio Ogata posted more Trigun art recently and I'm normal about it
and by normal I mean heart racing foaming at the mouth seeing one of my absolute favorite artists for one of my other top 3 things ever do more fanart for Trigun
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Tomio Ogata posted more Trigun art recently and I'm normal about it
and by normal I mean heart racing foaming at the mouth seeing one of my absolute favorite artists for one of my other top 3 things ever do more fanart for Trigun
I’m just going to put all the new DMC art Tomio Ogata made in one cohesive place
Links to the original tweets below the Read More!
Devil May Cry 5 artworks by Tomio Ogata.
These official illustrations by Tomio Ogata (尾方富生) for Devil May Cry 5 – Visions of V were distributed in Japan as purchase bonus illustration cards (購入特典 / 特典イラストカード) with the manga.
What's interesting is that, despite their lighthearted tone, each character is depicted in a way that's completely consistent with the established canon:
• Vergil maintains his serious and reserved demeanor.
• Dante is surrounded by pizzas, his recurring favorite food throughout the series.
• Nero is shown casually drinking a soda while walking, reflecting his laid-back personality.
• V is carrying hamburgers while Griffon accompanies him, holding a shopping bag in one of his talons, reflecting their relaxed dynamic in Visions of V.
Every card features the phrase お買い上げありがとうございます! (Okaiage arigatō gozaimasu!), which translates to "Thank you very much for your purchase!"—a polite expression commonly used by store clerks in Japan.
These illustrations were drawn by Tomio Ogata (尾方富生), the artist of the official Devil May Cry 5 – Visions of V manga, and were originally released as bookstore-exclusive purchase bonuses in Japan.
tomio ogata you saved my life
Bless Tomio Ogata's recent(ish) Twitter art of 2-5 Dante.
Sadly couldn't find a recent 1 Dante to make a complete set, but bonus DmC and Netflix Dantes are a nice addition!
Visions Of V be silly as hell then have a panel like this:
Tried replicating Tomio Ogata's Fifteen fanart while in class
DLC tomorrow.