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Aska, we hardly knew ye.

For those who don't know, Aska isn't an original creation of mine. Rather, she was a playable character from Super Nintendo's version of "TMNT: Tournament Fighters," which was a "Street Fighter" knock-off featuring, well, ninja turtles.

About Aska herself, old-school gamers remember the perky kunoichi for attacks that got into people's faces, if you know what I mean. Other information remains unknown since she dropped off the face of the earth by not appearing in other official media as of late.

Today, Aska has a small fan base that wants to see her again. I don't blame them because I believe that fanservice should never be wasted. Of course, her fate rests in Konami's hands because the company was responsible for developing the game that featured her to begin with. Right?

Aska, drawing you was an honor ... and a pleasure. Return if possible, dear.

Aska is property of Konami and other respective owners.

ATTENTION!

All viewers who view this image will acknowledge that they look on at their own risk regardless of any and all misfortune, negative feelings, injury, damage of property, loss of property, loss of loved ones, and/or loss of life that involve the viewing of this drawing and/or the drawing itself.

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To make life suck less.
tonycreatah

Description
Aska, we hardly knew ye.

For those who don't know, Aska isn't an original creation of mine. Rather, she was a playable character from Super Nintendo's version of "TMNT: Tournament Fighters," which was a "Street Fighter" knock-off featuring, well, ninja turtles.

About Aska herself, old-school gamers remember the perky kunoichi for attacks that got into people's faces, if you know what I mean. Other information remains unknown since she dropped off the face of the earth by not appearing in other official media as of late.

Today, Aska has a small fan base that wants to see her again. I don't blame them because I believe that fanservice should never be wasted. Of course, her fate rests in Konami's hands because the company was responsible for developing the game that featured her to begin with. Right?

Aska, drawing you was an honor ... and a pleasure. Return if possible, dear.

Aska is property of Konami and other respective owners.

ATTENTION!

All viewers who view this image will acknowledge that they look on at their own risk regardless of any and all misfortune, negative feelings, injury, damage of property, loss of property, loss of loved ones, and/or loss of life that involve the viewing of this drawing and/or the drawing itself.

--
To make life suck less.
tonycreatah