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This is the most romantic I've gotten with a non-me-and-Orochimaru-ship drawing. I don't even remember why or how I came up with this ship but I like it a lot. (it's why I've done so many pictures of it. I actually think that besides me and Orochimaru, this is the couple I've drawn the most.) The pose is based on the scene in the series Vampire Knight where after Zero was shot by Toga Yagari, his former vampire hunter teacher, Yuki came to him offering her blood to heal him and curb his intense hunger. (Matsuri Hino draws SO GOOD, the art in the manga puts the anime to shame and forces it to burn at the stake. When I saw the anime's art my immediate first thought was "WOW that art SUCKS!!" But then again, I think it's tougher to do a Shoujou-style anime compared to a Shonen, especially depending on the original mangaka's art style. (for clarification, Shoujou manga are more romantic and have more details applied to the hair and eyes. (example being anything done by Arina Tanemura, who also has amazing art) Shonen manga are more action based, example being Naruto, Bleach, etc., and mangaka are manga artists.) ) The hands were tough to get right, and the clothes were slightly tricky. But I'm glad with how this came out in the end. :3 Also, I came up with that line written there. Lucy's supposed to be saying/thinking it. (note: I in no way own these two characters. Lucy belongs to Lynn Okamoto, and Springtrap belongs to Scott Cawthon.)

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This is the most romantic I've gotten with a non-me-and-Orochimaru-ship drawing. I don't even remember why or how I came up with this ship but I like it a lot. (it's why I've done so many pictures of it. I actually think that besides me and Orochimaru, this is the couple I've drawn the most.) The pose is based on the scene in the series Vampire Knight where after Zero was shot by Toga Yagari, his former vampire hunter teacher, Yuki came to him offering her blood to heal him and curb his intense hunger. (Matsuri Hino draws SO GOOD, the art in the manga puts the anime to shame and forces it to burn at the stake. When I saw the anime's art my immediate first thought was "WOW that art SUCKS!!" But then again, I think it's tougher to do a Shoujou-style anime compared to a Shonen, especially depending on the original mangaka's art style. (for clarification, Shoujou manga are more romantic and have more details applied to the hair and eyes. (example being anything done by Arina Tanemura, who also has amazing art) Shonen manga are more action based, example being Naruto, Bleach, etc., and mangaka are manga artists.) ) The hands were tough to get right, and the clothes were slightly tricky. But I'm glad with how this came out in the end. :3 Also, I came up with that line written there. Lucy's supposed to be saying/thinking it. (note: I in no way own these two characters. Lucy belongs to Lynn Okamoto, and Springtrap belongs to Scott Cawthon.)