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Woe is the one who falls under the accusation of rape in a father's eye.

You may want to up the brightness for this picture--my photoshop computer is ridiculously bright. This was originally planned to be something totally different, you don't even know. Then it escalated, pulling inspirations from such things as the actual history of the creature 'incubus' and what's-his-face's A Time to Kill.

Really I don't know why they chose to name the final boss "Incubus." They would've been better off with what it looks like--Baphomet. When I first saw the boss I was like "BAPHOMET! 8D" Soon after I learned that it was named Incubus instead, to which my reaction was "Oh, okay...
wait, WHAT?"

An incubus is the male counterpart of a succubus. Which is why Incubus is frightening to me. Boobs...? D: Does this warrant an MC? I'm keeping it off but if it does don't worry I'll be football tackled. <3

Mmmm this was fun to draw aside from Kaufmann. After the second time I drew him I didn't want to draw him anymore. In one panel he came out looking like the lovechild of Jim from Code Lyoko, Douglas Cartland, and Ganondorf. He's mostly there because, well, he WAS there, and because I needed someone to blabble out what an Incubus was. He was shortly involved with that freaking cult, it works.

The comic quality of this is of course downgraded, for a few facts that when it was drawn I didn't think it would go this far, but even so I didn't really change much except for the type. Things could be centered more, the guns could've actually been drawn, and the overall organization could be tweaked. But I really had fun with this and THAT'S WHAT COUNTS.

Harry Mason, Michael Kaufmann, Incubus, Dahlia, Alessa (c) Konami
Music: Mostly bunches of classical music. (Respighi makes me cry like a baby) I often found my tablet pen way across the room because classical music has that talent to go from pianissimo to TRIPLE FORTE in a matter of nanoseconds. I even landed it in the garbage once. I'm surprised it survived.

Description
Woe is the one who falls under the accusation of rape in a father's eye.

You may want to up the brightness for this picture--my photoshop computer is ridiculously bright. This was originally planned to be something totally different, you don't even know. Then it escalated, pulling inspirations from such things as the actual history of the creature 'incubus' and what's-his-face's A Time to Kill.

Really I don't know why they chose to name the final boss "Incubus." They would've been better off with what it looks like--Baphomet. When I first saw the boss I was like "BAPHOMET! 8D" Soon after I learned that it was named Incubus instead, to which my reaction was "Oh, okay...
wait, WHAT?"

An incubus is the male counterpart of a succubus. Which is why Incubus is frightening to me. Boobs...? D: Does this warrant an MC? I'm keeping it off but if it does don't worry I'll be football tackled. <3

Mmmm this was fun to draw aside from Kaufmann. After the second time I drew him I didn't want to draw him anymore. In one panel he came out looking like the lovechild of Jim from Code Lyoko, Douglas Cartland, and Ganondorf. He's mostly there because, well, he WAS there, and because I needed someone to blabble out what an Incubus was. He was shortly involved with that freaking cult, it works.

The comic quality of this is of course downgraded, for a few facts that when it was drawn I didn't think it would go this far, but even so I didn't really change much except for the type. Things could be centered more, the guns could've actually been drawn, and the overall organization could be tweaked. But I really had fun with this and THAT'S WHAT COUNTS.

Harry Mason, Michael Kaufmann, Incubus, Dahlia, Alessa (c) Konami
Music: Mostly bunches of classical music. (Respighi makes me cry like a baby) I often found my tablet pen way across the room because classical music has that talent to go from pianissimo to TRIPLE FORTE in a matter of nanoseconds. I even landed it in the garbage once. I'm surprised it survived.