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Maile Adams

My gift to Onii-chan!
My gift to Onii-chan! by @chibiyoshi (Maile Adams)

LOL, so what if his b-day was 2 months ago? I made it on time, I was just too lazy to upload it. ^_^; Anyway, this is what I was practicing for when I was drawing Chao in TOK. =P Para's obsessed with Kenshin and he hates Chao, so I put the two together as a gift for him. XP He loved it too. And it was colored quite painstakingly in PhotoDeluxe too! X.x Ooooroooo! XP Brian added the red and black bg, lol. Kenshin Chao no kawaii, ne? =P Oh, and arigato to onii-chan for telling me who Kenshin belongs to. XP

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Posted: Sunday, 21 April, 2002 @ 02:20 AM
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Oh my fricken lawd how cute!!! Lookidat! Getting.. sudden urge.. to.. squeeze to death... XD So awesome! Reminds me I need to make more chao drawins. I ain't seen you in a while either, thought you were dead :D Keep sketcherin'!!

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Posted: Sunday, 28 April, 2002 @ 12:50 PM
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Nobuhiro Watsuki. ^_^ That's who Kenshin belongs to. This is indeed a much spiffy pic.

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