Anie Redfield

Sin nada mas que hacer, hice a los personajes de bloody roar 😆😌

Solo un dibujo mas de shenlong, luego les juro que dibujo otro personaje 😅

Es que nunca me canso de dibujarlo,sorry 😅

I made this drawing inspired by a wolf meme XD, I love Yugo x Alice too much

Shenlong the Tiger 💥

There are never enough fanarts when it comes to Shenlong the Tiger, I just love that character

"You have much to learn"

Haha, yeah! I'm still here and I'll keep going. I'm a lifelong fan of Bloody Roar. It's my favorite fighting game.

I'm leaving this silly quick drawing I made of Uriko...I always wonder if her poor balance is because of the experiments she was subjected to as a child or if she just falls because she's a little distracted 🤔

Practicing expressions with Shenlong the Tiger

Shenlong con sus diferentes outfits

Zoanthropes are not simply humans with the ability to transform into animals; they are living symbols of the eternal conflict between mind and instinct. What makes them truly extraordinary is not their strength or physical abilities—impressive as they are—but their internal struggle to preserve their humanity in the face of the ferocious call of their wild side. Being a zoanthrope involves walking a tightrope: too much control, and their animal essence is stifled; too much surrender to instinct, and they risk losing what makes them human. Therefore, they must cultivate a strong mind, an iron will capable of setting limits on fury, chaos, and unbridled impulse. Mental discipline is not an option; it is their only salvation. Their wonder lies in this perpetual conflict, in this tension that forces them to know themselves as few others can. They are warriors of the soul as much as of the body, guardians of their dual identity. In a world that often rewards extremes, zoanthropes teach us the value of balance. They remind us that what is truly powerful is not surrendering to chaos or eliminating it completely, but learning to ride it without falling.

Gado the Lion

BAKURYU THE MOLE

YUGO THE WOLF 🐺