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Soba House: Fighting Game Roster

My original demon household characters in a retro fighting game-style pixel art lineup. It’s not a real game, but I love imagining them as a playable roster someday 💕

They’re also the cast of my one-panel comic series, Demon Household Logs.

Strong, stylish, and stunning — Chun-Li kicks her way straight into your heart. 💙🥋

Even years after its release, Shadow Fight 2 continues to be one of the most recognizable fighting games on mobile devices. Its combination of exciting combat, character progression, and memorable visual style has helped it remain popular with players around the world.

The game encourages continuous improvement through weapon upgrades, new armor, magical abilities, and increasingly difficult opponents. Every battle teaches valuable lessons about timing, movement, and strategy, making victories feel well earned.

Beyond the action, players also enjoy experimenting with different fighting styles and discovering new ways to overcome challenging enemies. This variety gives the game excellent replay value and keeps the experience fresh over time.

For anyone interested in mobile fighting games, Shadow Fight 2 remains a title worth exploring. Whether you're looking for gameplay information, guides, or updates, learning more about the game can make every adventure even more enjoyable.

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I created background concept art for a stage in SmalleNDU’s fighting game project ☃️

This stage was designed with inspiration from Japanese snowy regions, traditional architecture, and rural scenery.

I researched elements such as: • Gassho-style houses • Snow protection structures • Dried persimmons • Watermills and waterways in snowy villages

Reference photos: Pixabay