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Week 5 of growth for Duncan 
Duncan and Rooth 
Rooth
Totals:
Rooth escalated to 17,943.8 ft of height, getting massive since the previous update!
+1960% body
+20% head, feet, ears, and legs
+80% tail
+Transform tail into a scaly one
Duncan has remained about the same, but made it up to 3328.6 ft!
+20% body
+20% tail
Last, but definitely not least, guest character Jupiter grew to a whopping 22,185.9 ft!
+4940% body
+portal shooting out a meteor!
Considering their current size, I'm a little concerned for planet Earth in future updates.
Thank you yet again to everyone who supported and donated this drive so far! The drive is doing way better than I could have asked for, and I've had loads of fun working on these progressively more immense pictures! Thank you very much!
Previous Week: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/16227483/
What on earth am I looking at?
Details of the Grow-a-thon can be found on the donation form here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fZ.....F9H-E/viewform
The goal of the drive is to help me pay off some outstanding bills from recent life trauma. Really, anything that can be donated will help immensely. If macro/growth is your thing, this is your chance to take control of the changes and see how the characters change each week by watching me.
The form Rooth created is comprehensive enough to explain exactly how the drive works, but if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to shoot me a note here, or an e-mail at reloadatomsk(at)gmail.com.
Duncan and Rooth 
Rooth Totals:
Rooth escalated to 17,943.8 ft of height, getting massive since the previous update!
+1960% body
+20% head, feet, ears, and legs
+80% tail
+Transform tail into a scaly one
Duncan has remained about the same, but made it up to 3328.6 ft!
+20% body
+20% tail
Last, but definitely not least, guest character Jupiter grew to a whopping 22,185.9 ft!
+4940% body
+portal shooting out a meteor!
Considering their current size, I'm a little concerned for planet Earth in future updates.
Thank you yet again to everyone who supported and donated this drive so far! The drive is doing way better than I could have asked for, and I've had loads of fun working on these progressively more immense pictures! Thank you very much!
Previous Week: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/16227483/
What on earth am I looking at?
Details of the Grow-a-thon can be found on the donation form here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fZ.....F9H-E/viewform
The goal of the drive is to help me pay off some outstanding bills from recent life trauma. Really, anything that can be donated will help immensely. If macro/growth is your thing, this is your chance to take control of the changes and see how the characters change each week by watching me.
The form Rooth created is comprehensive enough to explain exactly how the drive works, but if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to shoot me a note here, or an e-mail at reloadatomsk(at)gmail.com.
Category All / Macro / Micro
Species Kangaroo
Size 950 x 754px
File Size 886.4 kB
OMG! It's a good thing no one's walking anywhere, because all these deformities are going to make it difficult. ;)
What happened to Duncan? I see he outgrew his crown, but not by much? Poor little 'roo needs a boost. I think you should have drawn Rooth holding him up by his tail. He likes that. ;)
Side note: I think you may have added too much earth-curve for this scale, just yet. It's about as high up as a passenger jet at cruising altitude, and there isn't much earth-curve then. The city looks about the right scale, though. ^_^
What happened to Duncan? I see he outgrew his crown, but not by much? Poor little 'roo needs a boost. I think you should have drawn Rooth holding him up by his tail. He likes that. ;)
Side note: I think you may have added too much earth-curve for this scale, just yet. It's about as high up as a passenger jet at cruising altitude, and there isn't much earth-curve then. The city looks about the right scale, though. ^_^
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