Thanks. I really need to get better at reading hand written kana. I'm only use to reading it typed, so I don't know the extent of any nuances. For example, I would have never been able to get ひ out of the Lugia wing, but I was able to see it after you pointed it out. (I'm also just way out of practice. I'd like to take an official class one day).
Ha, nice to know I'm not the only one here who thought they might be the same artist. I wanna note the Japanese writing on Drowzee is on the same level as Diglett too and doesn't approach the complexity that Fuecoco3 has.
It really depends on your writing habit and tool. Sometimes I write quickly and don't lift my pen/pencil enough that it looks connected. With digital it's also possible depending on your pen setting. Not sure if this will help with the riddle thing, but, yeah.
XD Haha, yeah. It's kind of infuriating how many people think they're by the same artist as Fuecoco3 given the difference in Japanese and art style... but they say that about a lot of the other worse drawn sheets, too. All the more obvious that people aren't too good at comparing them.
The Hisuian Samurott hint was a play on japanese words sounding like the Japanese name for Greninja to hint at its type, if I recall right. And the Qwilfish one might have been Japanese? He does tend toward Chinese, though.
He used this one-Can someone point out where it is on Rayquaza? I compared it to the official art and I don't see a match.
Also, Khu just tweeted that we're at the halfway point.
Hmmm. I could be doing something wrong, but I'm still not convinced. The shading in Khu's picture looks brownish/gray, but that art has a bluish hue.
I think it's because it's a jpeg? They can be pretty bad about changing colors.
Interesting, I had thought the violet logo was more stars or whatever but looking closer yes it has lines that make it look circuity. Good catch. Probably a tradition vs innovation theme
