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I was hesitant to post this because it is SUCH a WIP (and, after 3 weeks, will probably remain so permanently) and because it's, well, not very well done. Still I wanted to show it because of story reasons.

Yep, this is another "crappy pic with a huge-ass description." Apologies beforehand.

Anyway, after finishing the wrestler MILF hentai "Ring X Mama" (recommended to me by Roequ), it got me thinking about his wrestling K-MILF, Nami, and her past in the ring...which, since she was based on the Showa Godzilla, meant it happened in the 70s, which coincidentally, was where I had two other girls originate as well.

On the left is "Honey Flash," aka Barbara Honeywell; originally, she was a joke design I made for the K-Girl based on the Godzilla from the 70's Hanna-Barbera cartoon. Since the cartoon was so very, very 70s, I made her the same way (seen here: [link] ) and then forgot about her for several years in favor of the ACTUAL H-B Goji girl I designed until I stumbled across that pic I linked last year...and decided I LIKED the idea of a "blaxploitation" K-Girl. For no real reason, I even found a "source kaiju" to use for her that actually fit better than the original: the Godzilla from the 70s toy line "Shogun Warriors" (the same toy line that the figure that inspired my first K-Girl, Mazinger Zoe, came from actually); it even had inexplicable rollers on its feet that matched Babs' perpetually-worn roller skates and a "rocket fist" that I homage-ed by by giving her 70s "kung-fu" skills (still haven't decided if the toy's bizarre extending "fire breath" tongue should be actual flame breath or a long prehensile tongue, tho'...). I originally gave her a total parody origin that resulted in her frozen in a block of ice to present day, but after a marathon of shitty old movies, I decided to play things a little straighter by making her the K-Girl answer to Pam Grier, loosely speaking, having parlayed her exotic looks and natural K-Girl sexuality into a long string of low-budget exploitation flicks under the screen name "Honey Flash" (a nod to my perpetual inspiration, Go Nagai); like the other older K-Girls, she seems to be largely immune to aging, looking much the same today as she did back in the 70s.

The girl on the right, however, is the one of interest to long-time K-Girl fans: this is the ACTUAL H-B Goji girl, the one known for years as "Calypso" because of the original picture I drew of her, a "mysterious photograph" emailed to Maisy that had "CALYPSO '76" written on it. See...I never actually intended that HER name was "Calypso," that just was the name Shin put on her gallery when he made her canon and, being still in the midst of my suicidal period, I just said "Whatever" to it. This would have been more obvious if I hadn't totally misremembered the name of the boat from the cartoon as "the Calypso" instead of "the Calico"...see, in truth, her real name is Hana, and, like Babs and Nami, she was a wrestler. The three of them wrestled for a year together in the 70s, cashing in on the brief popularity of inhuman brawlers and the much more permanent popularity of beautiful women brawlers. Once the novelty of it wore off and they stopped selling as many tickets, the promoter turned to much less savory gimmicks for the matches, stuff high in sex and violence. While Nami thrived in the new environment, Babs grew disgusted and returned to America and her B-movie career while Hana retired at the insistence of her fiance', a brilliant young scientist in the then-emerging field of bio-genetics; in fact, he had just gotten hired at a newly founded cutting-edge firm called Humanity-Biotechnics.

...cue "BumbumBUUUUUMMMMM..!"

Yeah, shortly after her retirement from the ring, Hana's doting husband promptly hid her away from the public "for her own good"; within months, Nami and Babs stopped receiving letters or calls from her and, for all intents and purposes, she vanished off of the face of the Earth. Jump ahead a few decades, and a mysterious wild young K-Girl known only as "Zuki" appears on Neo-Monster Island, later befriending Nami's daughter. Nami doesn't recognize her at first because Zuki is younger and colored far differently (not to mention the winglets), but when Maisy shows her the strange photo she was emailed, one of Nami's long-lost friend, taken a year after she'd last seen her on the boat Hana's husband had been given by Humanity-Biotechnics as a wedding gift, the memories return...

So...IS Hana Zuki's mother, or, at the very least, her genetic template/donor (since Zuki was artificially grown in a science lab as a living bio-weapon), and, whether she is or isn't, what DID happen to her?

I'm not telling.

Last note in this long-ass desc: when I came up with the rest of this, I was trying to decide on the name of Nami, Honey, and Hana's wrestling stable, the team name they worked under. About that time, a thought hit me: "Where did the term 'K-Girl' come from within the actual DKA canon?"

Frankly, it seemed like a perfect match to me.

Nami Kawa ©

Description
I was hesitant to post this because it is SUCH a WIP (and, after 3 weeks, will probably remain so permanently) and because it's, well, not very well done. Still I wanted to show it because of story reasons.

Yep, this is another "crappy pic with a huge-ass description." Apologies beforehand.

Anyway, after finishing the wrestler MILF hentai "Ring X Mama" (recommended to me by Roequ), it got me thinking about his wrestling K-MILF, Nami, and her past in the ring...which, since she was based on the Showa Godzilla, meant it happened in the 70s, which coincidentally, was where I had two other girls originate as well.

On the left is "Honey Flash," aka Barbara Honeywell; originally, she was a joke design I made for the K-Girl based on the Godzilla from the 70's Hanna-Barbera cartoon. Since the cartoon was so very, very 70s, I made her the same way (seen here: [link] ) and then forgot about her for several years in favor of the ACTUAL H-B Goji girl I designed until I stumbled across that pic I linked last year...and decided I LIKED the idea of a "blaxploitation" K-Girl. For no real reason, I even found a "source kaiju" to use for her that actually fit better than the original: the Godzilla from the 70s toy line "Shogun Warriors" (the same toy line that the figure that inspired my first K-Girl, Mazinger Zoe, came from actually); it even had inexplicable rollers on its feet that matched Babs' perpetually-worn roller skates and a "rocket fist" that I homage-ed by by giving her 70s "kung-fu" skills (still haven't decided if the toy's bizarre extending "fire breath" tongue should be actual flame breath or a long prehensile tongue, tho'...). I originally gave her a total parody origin that resulted in her frozen in a block of ice to present day, but after a marathon of shitty old movies, I decided to play things a little straighter by making her the K-Girl answer to Pam Grier, loosely speaking, having parlayed her exotic looks and natural K-Girl sexuality into a long string of low-budget exploitation flicks under the screen name "Honey Flash" (a nod to my perpetual inspiration, Go Nagai); like the other older K-Girls, she seems to be largely immune to aging, looking much the same today as she did back in the 70s.

The girl on the right, however, is the one of interest to long-time K-Girl fans: this is the ACTUAL H-B Goji girl, the one known for years as "Calypso" because of the original picture I drew of her, a "mysterious photograph" emailed to Maisy that had "CALYPSO '76" written on it. See...I never actually intended that HER name was "Calypso," that just was the name Shin put on her gallery when he made her canon and, being still in the midst of my suicidal period, I just said "Whatever" to it. This would have been more obvious if I hadn't totally misremembered the name of the boat from the cartoon as "the Calypso" instead of "the Calico"...see, in truth, her real name is Hana, and, like Babs and Nami, she was a wrestler. The three of them wrestled for a year together in the 70s, cashing in on the brief popularity of inhuman brawlers and the much more permanent popularity of beautiful women brawlers. Once the novelty of it wore off and they stopped selling as many tickets, the promoter turned to much less savory gimmicks for the matches, stuff high in sex and violence. While Nami thrived in the new environment, Babs grew disgusted and returned to America and her B-movie career while Hana retired at the insistence of her fiance', a brilliant young scientist in the then-emerging field of bio-genetics; in fact, he had just gotten hired at a newly founded cutting-edge firm called Humanity-Biotechnics.

...cue "BumbumBUUUUUMMMMM..!"

Yeah, shortly after her retirement from the ring, Hana's doting husband promptly hid her away from the public "for her own good"; within months, Nami and Babs stopped receiving letters or calls from her and, for all intents and purposes, she vanished off of the face of the Earth. Jump ahead a few decades, and a mysterious wild young K-Girl known only as "Zuki" appears on Neo-Monster Island, later befriending Nami's daughter. Nami doesn't recognize her at first because Zuki is younger and colored far differently (not to mention the winglets), but when Maisy shows her the strange photo she was emailed, one of Nami's long-lost friend, taken a year after she'd last seen her on the boat Hana's husband had been given by Humanity-Biotechnics as a wedding gift, the memories return...

So...IS Hana Zuki's mother, or, at the very least, her genetic template/donor (since Zuki was artificially grown in a science lab as a living bio-weapon), and, whether she is or isn't, what DID happen to her?

I'm not telling.

Last note in this long-ass desc: when I came up with the rest of this, I was trying to decide on the name of Nami, Honey, and Hana's wrestling stable, the team name they worked under. About that time, a thought hit me: "Where did the term 'K-Girl' come from within the actual DKA canon?"

Frankly, it seemed like a perfect match to me.

Nami Kawa ©