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kojiro being a menace is so dear to me. i wonder how many times he's tried pranking kaoru like this as a kid and just how badly he got beat up for it after
i think about this art so much because we were this👌close to seeing kaoru faceplanted into kojiro's joobs
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Kojiro clearly needs this good boy. Who else agrees?
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throw back to the time i made this
had a mini hyper fixation on the thought of watari owning a caffe with his cave dweller gamer son L and sojiro and futaba solve mysteries
please bully me for my ideas please im an embarrassed but i totally wanna draw more of this
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Kojiro finds Kaoru bathed in twilight post-recovery. After weeks of neglecting more lascivious needs, they yield to suppressed desires & emotions.
Story by me | Companion art by @sepiacigarettes
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FINALLY posting my drawing for the amazing @rain_taxi fic
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After the incident with Adam, Kaoru has a concussion and Kojiro nurses her back to health.
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#Drawtober 2022 Day 19:
Exdeath
as Kojiro Sasaki from Record of Ragnarok
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i know chojiro isn't a very important character, but when his character sheet was shown, I was surprised about his eyes, I had never seen them blank. After some research, I've found the anime just gave him eyes for no reason, while in the manga is the same as the new anime
so cute just how touchy kojiro is with kaoru in canon...grabby husband x husband who likes being held (but won't admit it)
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