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Published: 2019-11-08 09:00:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 267776; Favourites: 1800; Downloads: 669
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I don't know if he should start looking for an exorcist or true love's kiss.Based on a suggestion from HinaYui for October's theme of "Halloween".
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I'll have to put this trap into a few games. Seems like a great idea
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this looks fantastic, the way you transitioned the mid tf looks absolutely stunning, the way it melds from one form to the other, great job
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I really love when yo do full TG's!
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You can already see it in the painting behind him.
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oooh.. that's a PAINTING... I thought he was running because he saw that in a MIRROR....
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If it was a mirror, the reflection wouldn't be flat. You only get a flat image in something like a painting or on a video screen. The reflection inside a mirror has the same perspective as the environment the mirror is in, like inΒ Reflection
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Definitely true love's kiss... to make it permanent!
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I volunteer to be part of the "Ghostbusters" team that investigates this house...
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this is outstanding! So much storytelling in one image, well done.
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Remind me of Luigi's Mansion with the peach ghost. Love it
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Definitely true loves kiss. What princess wouldn't.
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You should just start wandering the I'll assume castle that is totally yours now that you're the lovely princess.
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Needs a part 2 =0
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What, when there was an other artwork at the wall...?
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Very funny, Bowser. How do we change him back?
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