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PMD: Explorers of Sky - A Comic Adaptation

Chapter 1: A Storm At Sea (Part 2)

Ended up continuing it after all! Let's see how long I last until I give up lmao. Still, these don't take too long to make, so I think I could release five pages every week? I mean the whole reason I started this in the first place was because I wanted to force myself to complete something, no matter what the end result looked like, so I think it's feasible to think I could make this comic an actual thing, as long as I keep it as casual as I started it.

Also, I don't know who allowed me to draw a Treecko, but they need to get fired right this instant.

Happy birthday Kyoko Kirigiri !

Inktober Day 6 : Rodent

Of course I had to place the Four Dark Devas of Destruction in there somewhere but it was also Kyoko's birthday so I wanted to draw her.

So I drew Kyoko who stole hung out with Gundham's Devas.

Deltarune AU concept where the Vessel is the main character and travelling around Dark Worlds with the secret bosses to get their soul back

When the Vessel is created by the player and Gaster that person who sounds highly similar to a certain scientist but not proved to be him, both of them grant them a soul, the player's soul. However, that soul ends up being ripped away from the Vessel to get into Kris - all of this happens exactly like in the game.

After being created and discarded, the Vessel grows frustrated at their current situation. Once they somehow end up in the Light World and thus gain access to the Dark World like Kris and Susie, they decided to look around everywhere for their soul, as well as traces of the people who created them.

They would meet Jevil, then Spamton, after hearing of their stories and suspecting they may be related to the scientist at the origin of their creation. They'd eventually get the two of them to join their team, one after the other. The three would make an alliance and swear that they'd attain freedom together.

Maybe there could be a final confrontation between the Vesssel and Kris - the Vessel, desperately trying to get their soul back, not understanding what it entails ; and Kris, knowing they have no choice but to keep it, sadly, in order to survive.

Spamton and Jevil's relationship could also be a main focus of the story. The two of them have a very different vision of 'freedom', after all. I imagine Jevil would intentionally push Spamton's buttons (reminding him that he is a puppet, that he will never cut his strings) and causing him all sorts of existential dread crises in order to bring him to the same state of madness he is in, because, for Jevil, the only way to be truly happy is his way. That would cause tensions within the group, with Jevil truly meaning well but not understanding that Spamton and him are not the same, and their problems will not be solved the same way - and Spamton, failing to communicate his feelings and simply avoiding the jester like the plague instead of confronting him.

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Day 3 : Bulky

Spoilers for NDRV3 chapter 1 kinda and badly-drawn blood trigger warning

So I wanted to make today's inktober prompt Rantaro-related since it's his birthday but uh-

Today's prompt is bulky-

What do you want me to do with that-

So uh... I took Rantaro's shot put ball... And like... I made it bulky... kinda... ? nO I DIDN'T SCREW IT UP I JUST DIDN'T CONVEY MY IDEA WELL OKAY ?!

Practicing drawing hands (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

When will the violence end.

PMD: Explorers of Sky - A Comic Adaptation

Chapter 1: A Storm At Sea (Part 1)

Been replaying Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky and I got the urge to turn it into a comic like I'd wanted to do as a kid. Didn't want to spend too much time on it though because I have neither the time nor the energy to invest myself in a huge project so I got the idea of limiting myself to only working 30 minutes per page, an idea which I fantastically failed to achieve (i think i must have spent about two hours on the third page), but I still managed to whip these up in two evenings' time, which isn't too bad in my opinion. Maybe I'll continue it?

(also, please forgive my undignified handwriting)