This is so adorable ^^ I the carrot

*giggles* Cute bunny butt. >w< Gotta love the cuteness shots~

one more for my bunny list thanks

He totally was. Bagi? I mean, dear god. That made so many kemono/furry fans.

Haha, he was indeed. Still he did some quite interesting stories and I always liked Bokko. Nice work on capturing her look. ;)

Ah! I remember battling her and her companions in the Astro Boy game for the GBA.

Really nicely done and soooo cute!
Ts been quite long since I last saw some art about this cute bunny

*gives a light spank spank for being so cute*

Kyaputan!

Dang saucy bunny!

I've come to realize that bunnies are cruise control for cute.

WHY DOES THIS LOOK SUGGESTIVE?
Anyways super cute job <3 I always loved this character.

It's the bedroom eyes, my bad.

This reminds me of a comment where someone freaked out about Tezuka "selling out to foories" when she popped up in an old toon

That's a bit like saying Isaac Newton sold out to math nerds. :}

I never heard of it before, but I thought it was neat one of the characters was named Shinichi, as that was the name of one of my characters in that NaNoWriMo story I wrote last year.

Yet again, the GBA Astro Boy game finds a way to invade my memories. D:

i has a new comic/anime to find >.>

Oh gosh! I love me some Tezuka!
My collection of his stuff almost rivals my Lupin collection!

I dig the splotchy background, plus the usual shininess

Bunny on a carot...I cannot stop making jokes.

Ah, good ol' Doctor 'T'. More than 20 years gone, but not forgotten! If not a furry himself, he certainly inspired a lot of furry artists (myself among them).

Perhaps his most "furry" works were Bagi, Beast of Mighty Nature and Muse and Don. The latter is about a leopardess named Muse, given extraordinary powers and longevity by ancient astronauts, who terrorizes workers during the construction of the Aswan High Dam in Egypt. It was reprinted in Lion Books vol. 4 -- worth tracking down.

Ah, Old School. Nice!

hearts for you.
always.

BUSTER IS COMING