And here’s page four, with Yoinks returning the favor to Maki before they move back to the fucking.
Also, for anyone interested, here is the Q&A video I did for Subscribers last month:
Here’s the third page, where Maki convinces Yoinks to go at a more reasonable pace.
I hope nobody had their hopes up for several pages of intense basketball action. Instead, we’re skipping the action to get right to the action. I don’t think Maki’s going to put up with this from Yoinks for long, though, so expect things to slow back down a bit in the next page.
Since it had been a minute since the last new Fusion, I decided to run a poll for one again. This time the poll was made of random characters from the Studio, using the same randomizer I use to select NHML winners. The result was a somewhat eclectic poll, but probably the two most similar characters in the poll won out.
So this is an idea I had a while ago, but never did anything with. I couldn’t tell you where it started, but the image of Maki and Yoinks playing some one-on-one just felt kinda right to me. I didn’t have anywhere to use the concept, really, but after doing Closing Time I decided to try and make this work following the approach I did for that comic. This page is a little more complex than any I did for Closing Time, and it won’t be the way the rest of the comic looks, but I wanted to get some stuff out of the way so the rest of the pages can be focused on the action.
This is kind of a simple one, but I hope people will enjoy it regardless. I feel like it’s been a minute since I’ve drawn Kizuku, and with the connection Gon had to both Killua and Izuku it feels like a straightforward pairing.
Here’s another bio page for one of our Studio Fusions. Trunks and Beast Boy already have a lot in common personality-wise, I feel, so the actual bio part wasn’t too hard to settle on.
I’ve had a few Dares and Asks for Harkey submitted, but I never picked any of them up until now. I kinda liked the idea of her carrying this Dare out with Yor and Anya, even if they’re not biological mother and daughter.
Here’s a Fusion Bio page for Chun-Chi. I’ve always had mixed feelings about Chun-Chi, since the two characters she’s mixed from are pretty similar already. That also translates into her fashion, but hey a fair number of people still seem to be fond of her regardless.
Also, for anyone interested, here is the Q&A video I did for Subscribers last month:
Here’s the Bio page for Goto Todoros, the fusion of Gon and Todoroki. Of the Fusions I’ve done, I’ve always thought Goto was one of the best at looking and feeling like his own character.