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Phew... This picture was hard to draw... X___x

Sorry for the watermark. ^.^*

Explanation for "purikura" by Wikipedia:

"Purikura is a term of Japanese origin meaning either a type of photo booth or the product (a decorated photograph commonly measuring 1 inch by 1/2 inch) of such a photo booth.
A purikura photobooth is large enough to hold up a crew consisting of five people standing close to each other. Wigs and other cosplay props are available for use inside the purikura photobooths. When the money is inserted, between two and ten different exposures can be taken. A common gesture used in purikura booths is the "V-sign" (common in any Japanese snapshot).

Once the picture is taken, the occupants select the pictures that they wish to keep and customize them using a touch screen or pen-sensitive screen. The touch screen then displays a vast array of options such as virtual stamps, colourful backdrops, borders, text or a trademarked image such as Hello Kitty or a photo of an Aidoru that can be superimposed on the photographs. A typical purikura session costs between 300-600 Japanese yen and thus, Purikura is very popular among young girls who often carry around books containing purikura to show and swap with their friends." Quote End.

The idea to this pic was "What could be, if a purikura photobooth exists in the world of kingdom hearts?"
That's the result. :-D

Description
Phew... This picture was hard to draw... X___x

Sorry for the watermark. ^.^*

Explanation for "purikura" by Wikipedia:

"Purikura is a term of Japanese origin meaning either a type of photo booth or the product (a decorated photograph commonly measuring 1 inch by 1/2 inch) of such a photo booth.
A purikura photobooth is large enough to hold up a crew consisting of five people standing close to each other. Wigs and other cosplay props are available for use inside the purikura photobooths. When the money is inserted, between two and ten different exposures can be taken. A common gesture used in purikura booths is the "V-sign" (common in any Japanese snapshot).

Once the picture is taken, the occupants select the pictures that they wish to keep and customize them using a touch screen or pen-sensitive screen. The touch screen then displays a vast array of options such as virtual stamps, colourful backdrops, borders, text or a trademarked image such as Hello Kitty or a photo of an Aidoru that can be superimposed on the photographs. A typical purikura session costs between 300-600 Japanese yen and thus, Purikura is very popular among young girls who often carry around books containing purikura to show and swap with their friends." Quote End.

The idea to this pic was "What could be, if a purikura photobooth exists in the world of kingdom hearts?"
That's the result. :-D