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posted 14 years ago Digital Artist

m a big fan of cute characters that are kinda vulgar, screaming and cursing. Which is why i love Super Milk Chan. So Ive been trying to come up with a character like that. I just think its really funny

Gonna have to try and do some thing with this character

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14 years ago

Hmm, she seems to have a green tail. Cute. :D

Rings1234 ~rings1234

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14 years ago

yeah wanted to give her hoody an animal theme for some reason XP

Aeolus06 ~aeolus06

Digital Artist

14 years ago

hehe :D too cute. great job

Shane the Freestyler ~shanetheraccoon-dog

Dream Traveler/Time Sweeper

14 years ago

Timotei, Timotei, Timotei~~ =w=

Rings1234 ~rings1234

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14 years ago

your comment reminds me of "Lucky Star" for some reason hmmm

Shane the Freestyler ~shanetheraccoon-dog

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14 years ago

BITCHIN! TwT That's just the reaction I was hoping for!

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14 years ago

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