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Katie Shipp

Snake (furryized c.c) trys the apple core trick...
Snake (furryized c.c) trys the apple core trick... by @Dawny (Katie Shipp)

For the last couple of days, I've been drawing Metal Gear Solid 2 character, Snake. Of course, he's not his usual serious self c.c; (Note: I haven't played this game yet so if he isn't a serious guy, lemme know..)

Artwork © Copyright 2002 Katie Shipp

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Posted: Tuesday, 05 March, 2002 @ 04:12 PM
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SQUEEEE!!!!!!! CUTE!!! I love it! Otacon is the cutest!!! ^^ I love Otacon, though, so he's cute no matter what he does, or what species he is! ^-~ Wow. Very kawaii. I love that. "That apple core trick should have worked! Next fake your death with a bottle of ketchup!! It worked last time! It worked last time!!" LoL ^~

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Posted: Wednesday, 26 June, 2002 @ 06:33 PM
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cackles That's so cute. :) Yes, Otacon is always adorable.

Ahh...and yes, Snake is generally (but not always) relatively dour. Not necessarily -serious-, but sober. ;)

Funny, I'd always imagined him in furry form as a secretary bird or other large and dangerous predatory avian. :) My brother keeps saying gecko, but I disagree.

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