If there's one thing I should note, is that unlike my blueberry inflation sequences, and many others as well. Is that the moment part of the character's skin tone turns shades of purple, violet, pink and blue, your character starts to swell up right as it gets to his stomach, or starts it up once the skin pigment change occurs 30 to 40 percent of the way there.

Well, hopefully this charizard doesn't mind being a blueberry inflated being. If I was there watching him, I would absolutely love it very much, to the point I wouldn't turn my head away from looking at what is happening to this poor charizard dragon. Though, if he looks like he's about to explode or pop, I would absolutely have a nifty portable juicing tank on hand and stab it onto multiple parts of his belly to save his life. But considering your previous works, thankfully he'll swell up, become a permanent blueberry charizard himself, so I will have a ton of fun rolling, teasing, and moving him around as much as he likes, or simply be his assistant from here on out. =3

I must admit, one reason there is a lot more non blue pigment in this page, is because I somehow forgot I was making a blueberry inflation sequence. I was only going to do a little bit of Charizard's normal colour left.

You can probably tell which part I coloured first!

(nodding up and down slowly) Makes sense...I mean, some people like you only do it with short pages, but for people like me, it would have been done from the get go on page 1, that I would be making it a blueberry than a purple grape inflation type of drawing. I just thought it was a neat shade of blue under some tall shaded object or something.

Well, I've yet to see what that one is.