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Zanbar Death Watch camp medical tent interior environment illustration by David Le Merrer.
from Eminence Concept Art Gallery
https://t.co/aigRO7ei0E
@gwagwazombie @Gin_Ichimaru72 No hands but does her best. I feel like they would understand each other. GANBARE TINDIE!
granny giving us the goods before she goes away for 2 weeks #GanbaRosu
And my top 10 characters (don’t fret over the order, I genuinely love all ten!):
1) Shinobu
2) Kaiki
3) Nadeko
4) Hanekawa
5) Ougi
6) Araragi
7) Sodachi
8) Hitagi
9) Meme
10) Kanbaru
Anbarivu Fan Drawing For @hiphoptamizha Black and white #artwork by #Sreeganesh_arts
#HipHopTamizha #AdhiAndJeeva #HHTEnt #Anbarivu #SivakumarinSabatham
#EveryFamicomGame 132: #GanbareGoemonKarakuriDōchū
This is a game from a 30+ game series from Konami that only got a handle of western releases.
I've began to wonder if Nintendo should attempt a "Region Locked NES Collection" so Westerners can officially play Japanese games.
@kiwimonogatari D'ailleurs ça m'y fait penser vu qu'on est avec Kanbaru et ses BL mais à tous les coups la cover du tome 11 c'est une réf déguisée à ça mdrrr
@gameartarchive @OldGameMags @NintendoMetro @sega_city For @gameartarchive I work hard to extract the art at the best quality, and bringing all sorts of weird, rare artwork to the limelight.
- Sword World (SNES)
- Pop'n Music GB (GB)
- California Games (NES)
- Ganbare Goemon Shishijyūrokubei no Karakuri Manji Katame (SNES)
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On this topic of Japanese folkore legends, in the MSX2 version of Ganbare Goemon: Karakuri Dochu! the 2nd player would play as Nezumi Kozo (would later become Ebisumaru in GG2 FC). Nezumi Kozo (1797-1831) was a Japanese thief similar to Ishikawa Goemon.
“I will become a Horizon Star!!!”
I was doing a bit of YT Vtuber searching and…
I found…another Sousei…
A little @SouseiNaru!!
I hope you like this little art I made.
Ganbare for your streams! *w*/
(The bunny seems to be moving…?)
Primeira exposição individual de Syundei (Ganbare! Nakamura-kun) será realizada na Vanilla Gallery entre os dias 11 e 29 de agosto.
A exposição trará inúmeros manuscritos originais de suas obras.