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Textless versions of some posters for The Legend of Hei 2
It’s summer, I hope we get lmk season 5 sooner..
Anyways here’s some drawings:
Ofc, these are just concept art of XWM and young Yudi. I’m still having trouble in deciding XWM’S colors cheme.. With Yudi however, it’s kinda easy, since he already has a canon design in lmk.
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I’m slowly getting into Metal cardbot- the show feels like if Pokémon and Transformers had a lovechild… And I love it, really love Blue cop he reminds me of a cat.
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Yo @cruelfeline and @soranis-sunshadow look at this 100% legit order in my store!
A trifecta of artworks featuring the Type D orca characters from my story. They may be appearing in a comic near you soon. Each image has a caption about the characters!
Is Yudi that yellow eyed Horde Clone/Hordling on your profile image? I had an idea for yellow eyes horde brother too. He’d speaking in a combination of sentence fragments and “hmmm” sounds - either in suspicion/curiosity or confirmation - Qoute: “Hhmm, not good at - Emotion”
He's not the "hmmm" type, more like the "Hmpf!" type seeing as he's actually the rude clone from the show, the one that screamed at Ctra and got pummeled by Glimmer. This gets him in a lot of trouble a lot of the time.
Yudi is how people pronounce his actual name which is UD - short for Utter Disaster. He didn't chose it himself but he sure lives up to it.
I wrote a fic with him as the main character some time ago, I'm still updating it. The story is mostly about the life of a horde clone after Prime's defeat, the meandering road to healing from cult trauma and adapting to a new life.
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