#ullama

Llama: I am a hero and I can tell you it gets, like, super close, dude.

Llama is K.O.’s adopted cousin who was previously raised by villains. They love K.O. very much and would do anything for him. They are rather shy and soft spoken. K.O. introduces them to others so that they’ll have friends. They can fight but they prefer not to unless absolutely necessary, which proves them useless in a fight. K.O. likes to have them repeat things in other peoples voices for fun. They are easily impressed with just about everything, even if it isn’t that spectacular. Ironically enough, because most people don’t know enough about them, they gather quite of a lot of attention. They find themselves hanging out at the plaza to get away from work and unwanted minion recruiters.

Quien saves de esto #campolife #organicfood #ullama #lallanada #llanadalavega #bayacanesjarabacoa (at La Llanada, La Vega, Dominican Republic) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdHBY2Mv_9JFVn1RfE7ZW_iaPTHzKhToh7zfss0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Desde Escuinapa, Sinaloa visitó Raymundo Huayra "el Rayo" a Peloteros de Oriente para dar una demostración lúdica del prehispánico juego de pelota Ullama. #peloterosdeoriente #juegodepelota #ullama #chimalhuacán #calpulli #mexico Ver álbum en: https://www.facebook.com/418672645533688/posts/763548071046142/ (at Uni Indígena Centiliztli Macehualme) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEiexqjHk_JovG9PQvONoaR-YnqQUO19Zzk5GE0/?igshid=1gv3jhiqc4e0y

Llama isn’t actually related to KO and his mom, but they’re family give family titles to close friends (mine does that ^^). And considering Llama is like 100+ years old (nobody knows exactly what they are???) they call people family honorifics that match their age, thus Auntie Carol and Cousin KO.

Well my laptop may be kaput, but my paper and pencil still works just fine. I started this drawing weeks ago and finally got around to finishing it. This is Morianten during the two years he lived with his people the Quetzalin. He picked up the ball game pretty quick :) For those not in the know this picture is based on the mesoamerican ball game known as pok ta pok or ullama. Since the Quetzalin people fly, they play it with 100 foot high court walls and the ball is never allowed to hit the ground