I'm not entirely confident about the artist name as the sources belong to a doujin circle.
Waiting for the inevitable—
The real horse is much older than the two modern day cultural references in the name unless I'm mistaken. Owner's foresight?
RNGCombo said:
The real horse is much older than the two modern day cultural references in the name unless I'm mistaken. Owner's foresight?
One piece (manga) was published on 1997. Blast Onepiece was foaled on 2015
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Allexedge said:
That's pink-haired_makai_resident_(touhou) and blonde_makai_resident_(touhou)
So basically they're left nameless and are generically referred as just the "Makai Residents". I'll name them "Pixie" and "Demonica" instead (like how I name the jacket girl "Jackie" and the label girl "Labelle").
I have no idea too. No one of minor characters on Touhou wiki seems to have similar design.
My guess is that she's likely the artist's original character (OC).
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The one above kotohime is the wish granting fairy from touhou 1’s endings !
RockmanXtreme2 said:
The one above kotohime is the wish granting fairy from touhou 1’s endings !
Her tag is yin yang orb (fairy), I've already added it
Danzig87 said:
So basically they're left nameless and are generically referred as just the "Makai Residents". I'll name them "Pixie" and "Demonica" instead (like how I name the jacket girl "Jackie" and the label girl "Labelle").
My best guess is that she's likely the artist's original character (OC).
It's 梅霖の妖精 or "Fairy of the Rainy Season" from Curiousity of Lotus Asia Chapters 8 and 9: https://dic.pixiv.net/a/%E6%A2%85%E9%9C%96%E3%81%AE%E5%A6%96%E7%B2%BE
Quwanti said:
It's 梅霖の妖精 or "Fairy of the Rainy Season" from Curiousity of Lotus Asia Chapters 8 and 9: https://dic.pixiv.net/a/%E6%A2%85%E9%9C%96%E3%81%AE%E5%A6%96%E7%B2%BE
Never in my life I would've guessed that because I don't read Touhou printworks. Yeah, I've said it. Big deal that I'm not into any of that, any of the games or any of its music either.
Anyway about the "rainy fairy", I'd like to give her a name. "Drizzle" or "Dewdrop" sounds fittingly cute.
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