I did a Pokémon fusion!
It’s Seape, the angry dog thing
I had just done a little sketch of Kya but I lost it ;_;
But anyway, she would definitely see Topaz with something akin to a high-caliber rifle, a revolver in the “oversized” category..
But highly likely just a minigun. She’s totally a heavy weapons gal. :v
The meeting between Kya and Topaz. Long been in the works as both an idea and the general process in making it.
( She tastes like caramel apple btw )
HEAVILY based on the manga Toriko, which I’ve just started reading. Specifically, these two pages: [X] [X]
Reblogged for night crowd (According to Denmark, lol)
The meeting between Kya and Topaz. Long been in the works as both an idea and the general process in making it.
( She tastes like caramel apple btw )
HEAVILY based on the manga Toriko, which I’ve just started reading. Specifically, these two pages: [X] [X]
Kya’s a gun nut. She goes to shootin’ ranges and shit a LOT.
She has this beaut, a completely custom made rifle. She didn’t make this herself, though. It was a commissioned work.
Since she’s a copy of Ivory who can do magic according to the 4 elements, Kya would also be able to. This rifle was specifically made to be able to channel said magic, as she was able to do in pony form with gems embedded into weapons or objects.
The elements were fire, the ability of ignition by touch, earth, the magnification of forces and shockwaves, air, acceleration and speed, and finally water, which enables you to stun and scare enemies by mental projection and a sort of psychic attack - exerting an oppresive presence. Using this as magic would greatly exhaust her, but give short bursts of high power.
Translated into a rifle’s shot, fire would be an incendiary or explosive shot, earth would be a concussive shockwave that could push victims quite far, air would be an extremely fast and almost all-penetrating shot, and water would stun,
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