SHOCK THERAPYさんのイラストまとめ

Since it's a trend atm. My OC and her Pride Flags. [ It's okay, if you don't agree with LGBTQ people you can just not follow me or deal with it. All of my OCs are pretty fuckin' Queer. ]

Just a reminder I enjoy Mario just as much as I enjoy Sonic. Duchess, is a royal koopa that I've had since I was little, inspired of course by my fangirling over Bowser. Back when I was little, she was just a koopaling. Nowadays, she's a full grown boss lady!

Art by @SigDowee

@Nubliinq Lyn, my Hedgie! She's not outwardly written to be trans, but her lore and backstory are a trans analogy and it can be implied through characters interacting with her.

Yo! CHECK OUT THESE REALLY COOL SPRITES!

These were made by @TUFFNICK20 and he surprised me with them on a discord server we're on.

I love these! Holy shit! Thank you so much!!!!

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Check out these rad discord stickers I commissioned @SigDowee for!

I accidentally added an extra L to Lylia.

I imagine in the SF universe, that the name would be a name given to girls. It has direct relation to "Lylat", as I would imagine the people would be proud of the beauty and history of their star system.

My StarFox OC, Lyllia (Lie-lee-ah), an Arctic Fox; along with her ship. She is an engineer, with a somewhat coy, rough attitude. At heart, she's a sweetie; but her experiences have left her with difficulties interacting with others. She prefers to tinker with machines.

Did this up of my Star Fox OC, Lyllia (prounced Lie-Lee-ah, similar to the Lylat system). I always loved the comm chat headshots.

She's an arctic fox with cybernetic prosthetics due to space misfortunes.

A Cornerian Wolverine, an entirely original design for a Star Fox OC I have. Rendered in Blender, uploaded into SecondLife. The concept is a Cornerian fighter made to rival the functions of an Arwing.

Hoping to script this into a Micro Ship combat system! too.

The Arwing III, an original design rendered in Blender, uploaded into SecondLife. This upgrade from the standard Arwing variant builds on already successful design schematics and improves them vastly.