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As I first discovered the 3D fem-fem fighting circuits here in deviantART, a couple of fighters stood out to me from among the assorted masses. Even though onek1995 and PhoenixCreed have been kind enough to let me use a few of their characters, I still haven't utilized these particular two ladies who together have the alias of "Fire and Ice".

Anne Carter has always been a recognizable figure, appearing in 3D and 2D forms in various creator and group productions. The primarily red cheerleader gimmick helped her stand out amid wrestlers, boxers, MMA fighters... but so too did her wholesome and determined attitude.

Vikki Ryan was another eye-catching figure. She may not have shared Carter's sheer number of appearances but, wherever Ryan appeared, the Midwestern girl turned big city fighter was guaranteed to stand out thanks to her blue-themed fashion right down to the hair.

Fire and Ice have endured over the past few years, thanks in no small part to their creators' talents also distributed among their sister-siblings. As the dA community of fem-fem fighters continues to evolve, other creators need look no further for the measuring sticks to gauge their OCs.

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As I first discovered the 3D fem-fem fighting circuits here in deviantART, a couple of fighters stood out to me from among the assorted masses. Even though onek1995 and PhoenixCreed have been kind enough to let me use a few of their characters, I still haven't utilized these particular two ladies who together have the alias of "Fire and Ice".

Anne Carter has always been a recognizable figure, appearing in 3D and 2D forms in various creator and group productions. The primarily red cheerleader gimmick helped her stand out amid wrestlers, boxers, MMA fighters... but so too did her wholesome and determined attitude.

Vikki Ryan was another eye-catching figure. She may not have shared Carter's sheer number of appearances but, wherever Ryan appeared, the Midwestern girl turned big city fighter was guaranteed to stand out thanks to her blue-themed fashion right down to the hair.

Fire and Ice have endured over the past few years, thanks in no small part to their creators' talents also distributed among their sister-siblings. As the dA community of fem-fem fighters continues to evolve, other creators need look no further for the measuring sticks to gauge their OCs.