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An Ani-Mayhem "fun card."

I'm a big fan of Read or Die, and Ms Deep was a cool character... and, yeah, what a rack! Anyway, I was pretty happy with how this one turned out. I think the skills match pretty well, as do the stats. Her special ability I'm not as sure about, but it is the sort of thing we see in the anime. So, in what I feel to be the spirit of the game, balance be damned!

I used a template for the basic card, and then Photoshop for the rest. The image is from online... somewhere...

Anyway, Ms. Deep is Copyright Manga Entertainment and Aniplex. Ani-Mayhem rules and card template is Copyright P-Anime. The use of said rules is all me baby, and is copy left

To resize to a usable version (as in, one that could be slid into a sleaze with a real card, or printed on board stock then sleeved and used, I've used MS PowerPoint. I don't know if Open Office's version will work as well (though I'm certain it will, I just haven't tested the theory yet). Simply add the image into the main slide, and adjust size. It works fairly well, and keeps the image pretty clean.

Description
An Ani-Mayhem "fun card."

I'm a big fan of Read or Die, and Ms Deep was a cool character... and, yeah, what a rack! Anyway, I was pretty happy with how this one turned out. I think the skills match pretty well, as do the stats. Her special ability I'm not as sure about, but it is the sort of thing we see in the anime. So, in what I feel to be the spirit of the game, balance be damned!

I used a template for the basic card, and then Photoshop for the rest. The image is from online... somewhere...

Anyway, Ms. Deep is Copyright Manga Entertainment and Aniplex. Ani-Mayhem rules and card template is Copyright P-Anime. The use of said rules is all me baby, and is copy left

To resize to a usable version (as in, one that could be slid into a sleaze with a real card, or printed on board stock then sleeved and used, I've used MS PowerPoint. I don't know if Open Office's version will work as well (though I'm certain it will, I just haven't tested the theory yet). Simply add the image into the main slide, and adjust size. It works fairly well, and keeps the image pretty clean.