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Trigun-Zazie the BEast
Trigun-Zazie the BEast by @froswrig (Frost Wright)

It's Zazie! Who else do you think it is!? Yes, I adapted this a bit with the background as well.

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Posted: Wednesday, 11 July, 2001 @ 07:11 PM
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Seriously -- you don't know Trigun? That's really something. The crosses and two suns are frequently seen in Trigun, plus you have a blonde character in the middle of a desert.

Don't get me mistaken, I knew this wasn't Vash (the eye, the brown colors), but still! It's a pretty weird coinkidink, don'tcha think?

Anyways, I like the colors on this, and the way you separated them out and gave them texture...Very interesting.

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Posted: Wednesday, 11 July, 2001 @ 07:14 PM
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Doh!! Now I see your last 10 uploads...OK, you know what Trigun is. Hope I didn't sound too patronizing, or anything! (dohdohdohdohdoh!)

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Posted: Wednesday, 11 July, 2001 @ 07:34 PM
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Holy... o_o man, that's really good! I love the texture especially and the dirt smudged in his hair and face... the hand looks really nice too...

and Zazie is just so cute.

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