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Three-eyed Child
Three-eyed Child by @Lys (Lys Blakeslee)

Speculation on the daughter of Tenshinhan and Lunch, were such a person to exist ^^^ She's performing the Kikoho and Dodonpa ... I love Tenshinhan's attacks ^^^;; Um, yeah. Mediaminer, where I usually update, is being ridiculous and slow and evil, so I've returned to Side7 for ... who knows, a couple days? Anyway, enjoy ^^^

Tenshinhan (and his attacks) and Lunch © Akira Toriyama Art and this kid's design © Lys Blakeslee

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Posted: Tuesday, 17 December, 2002 @ 08:41 PM
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AIEEE, she's wonderful!! But, what's her name? Oh well--I love the Kikoho attack, I always thought it was neato^^ Hehe...I recognize that character now, from your icon! ::feels smart:: Beautiful coloring, everything looks so pretty...I love her hair, and her adorable eyes, and her outfit, and the shiny Dodonpa-thing!

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Posted: Saturday, 04 January, 2003 @ 05:34 PM
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This is so cute! I love the hair and everything! GAGH! I love this picture it's adorable

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