Xc the Foxy

And she's a mecha dragon!!!

I finally did Tiki as a Disciple of Shadow.

Admittedly, her FEW iteration is my favorite out of her (Archanean) dragon designs, so that's what I took for this AU. (im sorry i LOVE LOVE LOVE Archanea but i ADORE nonstandard dragon designs, so Awakening wins in that department)

Plus I wanted to give her a fallen angel look, so I took notes from Yuni's shadow form and changed her naturally heavenly white feathers to black.

I originally considered changing her hair-color, too: either to white like Carina, Sai and Shea; or a different color altogether like Alberta, Zasha, and especially Micaela. But I held back and just desaturated the color.

This is a belated piece for Philippines Independence Day (June 12), where I hit my favorite couple with a Filipino beam

So here's Marth and Caeda in traditional Philippine clothes

Marth here is donning the barong tagalog, a traditional Philippine formal attire for men.

Caeda, on the otherhand, is donning a more modern-styled version of the baro't saya variant of a filipiniana, a traditional Philippine formal attire for women.

They're supposed to be doing the Cariñosa dance, but I didn't think Caeda would wear the Maria Clara variant (That'd be Elice) which is the more commonly depicted dress for the dance

Funny thing is that last year, I posted this art on bsky of Marth and Caeda doing the tinikling, a Philippine folk dance, with [Male] Kris and Katarina doing the bamboo part.

Thought I'd share.

This is a belated piece for Philippines Independence Day (June 12), where I hit my favorite couple with a Filipino beam

So here's Marth and Caeda in traditional Philippine clothes

Marth here is donning the barong tagalog, a traditional Philippine formal attire for men.

Caeda, on the otherhand, is donning a more modern-styled version of the baro't saya variant of a filipiniana, a traditional Philippine formal attire for women.

They're supposed to be doing the Cariñosa dance, but I didn't think Caeda would wear the Maria Clara variant (That'd be Elice) which is the more commonly depicted dress for the dance

Funny thing is that last year, I posted this art on bsky of Marth and Caeda doing the tinikling, a Philippine folk dance, with [Male] Kris and Katarina doing the bamboo part.

Thought I'd share.