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Helen Lauzau

Kichiro's Flame
Kichiro's Flame by @Dekeve (Helen Lauzau)

First finished painting of 2019! It my character, Kichiro! He is a dragon born with what, dragon kind, call the Celestial Flame. He uses the magatama to focus the power of the flame into useful forms. He can create projectiles, barriers/shields, streams (similar to lightning), ect. He can also breath the flame from his mouth.

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Fantasy
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Everyone
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Finished Work
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1y209d ago
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Digitalart digitalpainting dragon eastern dragon flames blue magic magatama illustration photoshop
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Posted: Friday, 21 April, 2023 @ 08:03 PM
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> He can also breath the flame from his mouth.

It always intrigued me that whereas fire-breathing dragons are the European archetype, Chinese dragons are water spirits.

Aside: It's not just the really old posts, faving's borked on this one too. D:

Posted: Friday, 21 April, 2023 @ 08:26 PM
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@Thorvald: Yeah, it is rather fascinating! Kichiro is intended to be a hybrid of both, but displays more of his Eastern side in appearance. The flame is a part of his more western roots, and is extremely rare among dragons in his world.

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