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Published: 2010-01-13 17:42:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 16488; Favourites: 410; Downloads: 988
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Rhaden who was originally GraghailIs an unused chaotic card though the character has appeared in the episode Time's Up.
He was supposed to be he is a mysterious Overwolder who appears out of no where from time to time he's a strategist and adviser to Maxxor and Najarin.
Colors: Me
Line art- Adrian Barrios-
Chaotic Β© 4 Kids Entertainment and TC Digital
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Comments: 38
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So the Underworlders guards are based on Gorillas?
I've been wondering about that.
I hope that you have a great and blessed day!
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Nice, this dude rocks, too sad many cards with cool artworks like this one never got released.
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Nice work, really really nice work!
Good figures. nice lines and color. and the lighting....Great!
I like view/placement of the characters and how you are using Rhadens light at center, illuminating and casting shadows in different directions depending where each of the other figures are.
Well done and bold move, as it would have been easier to put Rhaden alone or in a corner and not have to figure the different angles to the light and shadows and how they would lay on the other characters in the picture.
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the ghost guy's face looks like zero's mask in Code Geass
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you got my watch just cuse i love chaotic and you have some of the best chaotic artworks i have ever seen
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Dude....this is totally awesome!!!!!
Rhaden is my fav of all time!! I've so been looking for art of him!!!
Really like the lighting effects and how he just seems to pop out
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He's not being used? That sucks, Rhaden rocks 
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i like the glow.. i dont like the circular thing on his chest...
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You guys have art for Rhaden, but he's not being used. Well that suck, Rhaden is awsome
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The lighting effects are nicely done. Great job!
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I'm not sure if this was for a Promo or Online Only card or whether or not it was actually used. It was done so long ago that I just don't remember.
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