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And here's a follow-up to the previous picture, much like the Eleonora poster before it, featuring the stars relaxing together during downtime. Once again, the general scene storyboard was my work, but HietoReth did all the heavy-lifting translating it to Blender & rendering it, and I really appreciate all his help - and I'd appreciate it as well if you'd visit their gallery, check out their work, and drop a watch onto their page if you're a fan of what you see.

Model credits are the same as in the previous picture, with additional credits to 972oTeV for the tanker truck, deexie for the straw, KoDraCan for the coffee, and Mochi655 for the chair - thank you for your work.

Behind the scenes of Daughter of Kong, the movie in which many will see a giant, angry woman destroying Tokyo and assume it was all special effects done on a girl who's likely giddy at the chance to one-up #1 idol Kiria Kurono on the silver screen, the truth of it is that Tsubasa Oribe is a timid sweetheart & Kiria ultra-fan who has access to magical resources that can easily turn her into a giant - no expensive special effects required. Behind the scenes of the film, with actor-care handled totally by Fortuna Entertainment, Tsubasa & her idol share a friendly moment together, like one of many they shared as Mirage Masters in the past - Kiria sipped on a can of her favorite brand of iced coffee, while Tsubasa, ever the kid at heart, opted for some sweet orange juice - an entire tanker truck full. Though she towered over the rest of the cast & staff by exponential factors, Tsubasa was ever-so shy & apologetic, juxtaposing the monstrous role she plays in her starring role by checking to make sure she didn't hold Kiria too hard to injure her, and apologizing repeatedly for any problems she may have caused - Kiria really liked that about her plucky junior, and cheerfully chatted away with Tsubasa to calm her nerves for the next couple of scenes they'd need to film to complete the film. Once production's wrapped up, then comes the issue of how to undo Tharja's gigantic growth hex...

Description
And here's a follow-up to the previous picture, much like the Eleonora poster before it, featuring the stars relaxing together during downtime. Once again, the general scene storyboard was my work, but HietoReth did all the heavy-lifting translating it to Blender & rendering it, and I really appreciate all his help - and I'd appreciate it as well if you'd visit their gallery, check out their work, and drop a watch onto their page if you're a fan of what you see.

Model credits are the same as in the previous picture, with additional credits to 972oTeV for the tanker truck, deexie for the straw, KoDraCan for the coffee, and Mochi655 for the chair - thank you for your work.

Behind the scenes of Daughter of Kong, the movie in which many will see a giant, angry woman destroying Tokyo and assume it was all special effects done on a girl who's likely giddy at the chance to one-up #1 idol Kiria Kurono on the silver screen, the truth of it is that Tsubasa Oribe is a timid sweetheart & Kiria ultra-fan who has access to magical resources that can easily turn her into a giant - no expensive special effects required. Behind the scenes of the film, with actor-care handled totally by Fortuna Entertainment, Tsubasa & her idol share a friendly moment together, like one of many they shared as Mirage Masters in the past - Kiria sipped on a can of her favorite brand of iced coffee, while Tsubasa, ever the kid at heart, opted for some sweet orange juice - an entire tanker truck full. Though she towered over the rest of the cast & staff by exponential factors, Tsubasa was ever-so shy & apologetic, juxtaposing the monstrous role she plays in her starring role by checking to make sure she didn't hold Kiria too hard to injure her, and apologizing repeatedly for any problems she may have caused - Kiria really liked that about her plucky junior, and cheerfully chatted away with Tsubasa to calm her nerves for the next couple of scenes they'd need to film to complete the film. Once production's wrapped up, then comes the issue of how to undo Tharja's gigantic growth hex...