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L.A.Kenji Ishikawa

Moo-Kun wa onaka ga suita!!
Moo-Kun wa onaka ga suita!! by @EternalT_Bone (L.A.Kenji Ishikawa)

This is the Chapter 3´s cover...Callie with a Typical japanese school uniform, made a cake for T-Bone, meanwile, Murray and DR. Viper are angry...

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Posted: Friday, 27 August, 2004 @ 01:48 PM
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::continues on the floor laughing:: I can´t believe Chance´s face...!!!!! Se le cae la baba!!!!! HILARIUS!!!! Is that really the tipical school uniform???? I used to associate that outfit with that Manga series they used to put on TV around here... Uhm... Wasn´t it called Sailor Moon??? Love the way your coloured this one, specially Dr. Viper´s eyes... They look SOOOO REAL!!!!!!! GREAT WORK! ME ENCANTA VER TUS NUEVOS TRABAJOS!!! AVISA CUANDO PONGAS MAS, POR FAVOR!!! ;)

Posted: Sunday, 29 August, 2004 @ 04:17 PM
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Domo Arigatou Gozaimashita:) The school outfit of Callie? yes,in here is used, but now, is a bit used this Salior form in Japan

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Posted: Sunday, 05 September, 2004 @ 02:34 AM
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ROFL!!! I LOVE Vipers expression XD!!

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