Commission for their new shortstack sharkgirl Oc, Brunhild!!

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Finally decided to swap back to my summer profile picture, drawn by last year: A lovely rendering of summer Brunhilda!

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Now we have a possible fan favorite (if I ever got more work of her) Brunhilda!

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Model references for
Brunhilda - Dragalia Lost

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Nuestro padre Adam 🥹 Lo dibuje solo una vez y fue cuando salio el anime de Shuumatsu no Valkyrie, espero les guste 💕

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Brunhild and the Dragon of Eden

Brunhild swears vengeance on her father for killing the Dragon that raised her but upon living among the people of the empire and opening up to her brother she begins to change, but the darkness within her is deeper and darker than one can imagine

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Checking out the Brunhild the Dragonslayer synopsis and it's pretty interesting. Love the art as well.

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Anyways I have a backlog but I'm actually anticipating to read this badass novel (aka Dengeki Bunko's new winner, Brunhild the Dragonslayer)

This post is again manifesting my endless fascination of women with swords

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For those who don't know. This is Brunhilda, mother of Moira. Last time I draw her was in 2021. She got some redisign yeah

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OC "Brunhild" (ブリュンヒルド) E1
Enjoy ^^

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The dragalia character of the day is Myriam!

A woman who fought alongside Alberius 300 years ago. She was given the nickname of Mym by Alberius. She feel in love with the man, but was never able to tell him how she felt. To this day, her mana still watches over Brunhilda.

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Brunhilda with Chrono's head is cursed to me when converting to a MHR icon...

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La relación entre Hermes y Brunhilde es de lo mas interesante de Shuumatsu, serán amantes? tendrán un plan contra los dioses? se enfrentarán en el combate? No tenemos ni idea.

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Brunhilde. Arthur Rackham. 1910.

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Fave dragon in Dragalia lost,
Brunhilda/Mym

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Brunhilda
Pic credits
@/weakplacenta
@/VampireGothicc
@/SuperSpoe
@/Pichikeen

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Original Character
Light Cavalry
『Brunhild』
E1 preview
Enjoy^^

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There were many powerful early female rulers, but few records of them exist.
Two 6th-century Frankish queens are an exception: Fredegund and Brunhild. Shelley Puhak, author of Dark Queens, explains in https://t.co/5LgLPwWut0

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