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The title is merely a reference to two Touhou Soccer combos. The two characters here are casual Burukko-Chan (left), fanmade sister of Rokko-Chan by me, and Casual Tempo/Quake Woman, from the Archie comics. This pairing was made because Burukko is just as emotionless as Tempo is.

But let's throw in a backstory for Burukko made bay me.

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Burukko was actually Prof. Thane's human daughter, but her name at that time was Rokko. She was all happy, cheerful and what-
not, that her father grew so attached to her, believing nothing could separate them. However, at the age of 14, she eventually succumbed to an illness, yet Thane kept her on life-support. But Rokko decided it was best for him to pull the plug on her, telling him if he really loved her, he should let her go.

Even though Thane went through with his daughter's dying wish, he eventually yearned for his daughter's company, so he started on a project called "Project Rokko-Chan". Using Rokko's original body and memory, he converted her into a robot. When she was activated he was overjoyed, that his daughter was once again with him, alive and well.

However, this bond did not go well for the Professor. Rokko became resentful towards him and was upset that her body remained as a pre-adolescent 14 year old. She ran from the lab, with her father following far behind. She then planned to commit suicide by jumping off a cliff, even though Thane managed to reach her, but was too late to save her from her fate. However, she left a note for him, repeating the same dying words she told him on her dying bed.

Her body was eventually found by someone, but it turned out that she became adopted by a mad man (an obvious hint is already present). He erased her memory, devoiding her completely of emotion before turning her into a war machine. He then called her Burukko-Chan (resembling the name Brooke) because he found her body down a stream, somewhere below the cliff she fell from. When she learns of Rokko-Chan, he convinces her that Rokko is a foil to her design and a threat to him. By protecting this mad man, she became the anti-heroine to the Rokko-chan series, until she learns that she's only being used to accomplish the doctor's silly vendetta, and rebelled against him.

She was then found living at a dojo, where she inherits her Sora katana. She is then nicknamed the "Red-haired, Red Steel Wanderer" by her sensei.

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I'm probably going to draw more pairings between the two, but I'm quite satisfied on how this one came out. The background, however was just a copy and paste, but everything else was hand drawn and digitized by me.

I so love listening to this theme [link] , while cleaning up this drawing, feels like it could be made as a base for Burukko's theme.

Burukko-Chan © to Yours Truly
Tempo/Quake Woman © to the Archie comics and possibly

Description
The title is merely a reference to two Touhou Soccer combos. The two characters here are casual Burukko-Chan (left), fanmade sister of Rokko-Chan by me, and Casual Tempo/Quake Woman, from the Archie comics. This pairing was made because Burukko is just as emotionless as Tempo is.

But let's throw in a backstory for Burukko made bay me.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Burukko was actually Prof. Thane's human daughter, but her name at that time was Rokko. She was all happy, cheerful and what-
not, that her father grew so attached to her, believing nothing could separate them. However, at the age of 14, she eventually succumbed to an illness, yet Thane kept her on life-support. But Rokko decided it was best for him to pull the plug on her, telling him if he really loved her, he should let her go.

Even though Thane went through with his daughter's dying wish, he eventually yearned for his daughter's company, so he started on a project called "Project Rokko-Chan". Using Rokko's original body and memory, he converted her into a robot. When she was activated he was overjoyed, that his daughter was once again with him, alive and well.

However, this bond did not go well for the Professor. Rokko became resentful towards him and was upset that her body remained as a pre-adolescent 14 year old. She ran from the lab, with her father following far behind. She then planned to commit suicide by jumping off a cliff, even though Thane managed to reach her, but was too late to save her from her fate. However, she left a note for him, repeating the same dying words she told him on her dying bed.

Her body was eventually found by someone, but it turned out that she became adopted by a mad man (an obvious hint is already present). He erased her memory, devoiding her completely of emotion before turning her into a war machine. He then called her Burukko-Chan (resembling the name Brooke) because he found her body down a stream, somewhere below the cliff she fell from. When she learns of Rokko-Chan, he convinces her that Rokko is a foil to her design and a threat to him. By protecting this mad man, she became the anti-heroine to the Rokko-chan series, until she learns that she's only being used to accomplish the doctor's silly vendetta, and rebelled against him.

She was then found living at a dojo, where she inherits her Sora katana. She is then nicknamed the "Red-haired, Red Steel Wanderer" by her sensei.

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I'm probably going to draw more pairings between the two, but I'm quite satisfied on how this one came out. The background, however was just a copy and paste, but everything else was hand drawn and digitized by me.

I so love listening to this theme [link] , while cleaning up this drawing, feels like it could be made as a base for Burukko's theme.

Burukko-Chan © to Yours Truly
Tempo/Quake Woman © to the Archie comics and possibly