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Sample entry for Round 2: Pin-Up

Qualification Sample here: fav.me/d6zus7z

Round 1: Civillian - fav.me/d70v3a3

Likes: Shinto shrines, traditional dress, honor, sweets.

Dislikes: Modern clothing, close-toed shoes, evil monsters, atomic weapons.

Excels at: Kendo and iaido sword techniques.

Has trouble with: Socializing and school. She's very impatient!

Favorite animal: She is partial to foxes, as they often turn out to be kitsune, and she is amused by the playful fox spirits.

Pop culture being what it is, Sailor Nippon soon became the subject of much discussion. It was only a matter of time before a shoujo manga series about her appeared, and there was even talk of a TV series or anime being made. The stories in the manga were of course wildly fictionalized and the character barely resembled Himiko, but it became quite successful. That's when Rule 34 struck. If it exists, there is porn of it. Enthusiastic fan artists drew up their own versions of Sailor Nippon as they fantasized her, and these images gained popularity on the internet, in turn increasing her number of fans. The above is an example of one of the least graphic fanart images to circulate.

Luckily, Himiko has no idea these exist! While she is proud of her people for creating technological marvels like the computer and cell phone, she has no real interest in using them herself. Ayame tries to shelter her from even the "official" manga version of Sailor Nippon, worried that Himiko will be offended by the unrealistic portrayal of her.

I wanted to try some EXTREME FORESHORTENING, I think it worked out pretty well. Maybe this is *too* risque? Oh well. XD

Description

Sample entry for Round 2: Pin-Up

Qualification Sample here: fav.me/d6zus7z

Round 1: Civillian - fav.me/d70v3a3

Likes: Shinto shrines, traditional dress, honor, sweets.

Dislikes: Modern clothing, close-toed shoes, evil monsters, atomic weapons.

Excels at: Kendo and iaido sword techniques.

Has trouble with: Socializing and school. She's very impatient!

Favorite animal: She is partial to foxes, as they often turn out to be kitsune, and she is amused by the playful fox spirits.

Pop culture being what it is, Sailor Nippon soon became the subject of much discussion. It was only a matter of time before a shoujo manga series about her appeared, and there was even talk of a TV series or anime being made. The stories in the manga were of course wildly fictionalized and the character barely resembled Himiko, but it became quite successful. That's when Rule 34 struck. If it exists, there is porn of it. Enthusiastic fan artists drew up their own versions of Sailor Nippon as they fantasized her, and these images gained popularity on the internet, in turn increasing her number of fans. The above is an example of one of the least graphic fanart images to circulate.

Luckily, Himiko has no idea these exist! While she is proud of her people for creating technological marvels like the computer and cell phone, she has no real interest in using them herself. Ayame tries to shelter her from even the "official" manga version of Sailor Nippon, worried that Himiko will be offended by the unrealistic portrayal of her.

I wanted to try some EXTREME FORESHORTENING, I think it worked out pretty well. Maybe this is *too* risque? Oh well. XD