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Full Title: Sushi Pack: Notebook Dump: "Nothing Much Here..."

As the full title says, nothing much of interest here in this set of doodles except for the Phoenix Wright parody at the bottom of the page. Admittedly, I've never played any of the PW games, but I liked the idea of Uni in a suit, so I went with it. Probably one of the few times when I actually positioned a character the way I wanted him/her to the first time around! As for the other doodles, I was bored and wanted to do something "different", so I pulled a Takehito Harada and attempted to draw my two favorite Legion members in a style similar to the Touch Detective games (I only played the first one, but boy, was I frustrated with it! ). That sketch in the top-left corner has nothing to do with anything, other than I wanted to draw a slightly younger-looking Uni looking rather intimidating with eyes in that particular shape.

Also, this is the first time I've drawn Toro in an established, non-chibi/humorous state; I settled on his eyes being black and white based on the yin-yang symbol he wore in Sign of the Tuna.

Description
Full Title: Sushi Pack: Notebook Dump: "Nothing Much Here..."

As the full title says, nothing much of interest here in this set of doodles except for the Phoenix Wright parody at the bottom of the page. Admittedly, I've never played any of the PW games, but I liked the idea of Uni in a suit, so I went with it. Probably one of the few times when I actually positioned a character the way I wanted him/her to the first time around! As for the other doodles, I was bored and wanted to do something "different", so I pulled a Takehito Harada and attempted to draw my two favorite Legion members in a style similar to the Touch Detective games (I only played the first one, but boy, was I frustrated with it! ). That sketch in the top-left corner has nothing to do with anything, other than I wanted to draw a slightly younger-looking Uni looking rather intimidating with eyes in that particular shape.

Also, this is the first time I've drawn Toro in an established, non-chibi/humorous state; I settled on his eyes being black and white based on the yin-yang symbol he wore in Sign of the Tuna.