#Eagle Marin

[cosmicraison]

People seemed to like my stupid doodles so here's some more? The Usagi one is from May, the rest are new. Also the last one is a remake of one of my first doodles but it's such a mess and not worth posting.

[shoujosprkles]

🐴🪽✨✨ 🦅

[wolf-wake]

Some of my Aggie sketches that I've done with friends :]

[milangakokoros]

I love women, i love women, ladies ladiess

[afolksongs]

[curemoonlightsworld]

[landofanimes]

Shonen Protagonists Trained by Women

Pegasus Seiya, a Bronze Saint of Athena, was trained by Silver Saint Eagle Marin in Saint Seiya

Yusuke Urameshi trained his spiritual powers by becoming successor to Genkai in Yu Yu Hakusho

Ranma Saotome learned some of his strongest techniques from Cologne in Ranma 1/2

Yoh Asakura was guided by a few different people in his Shaman training, among them Anna Kyoyama, the Itako, who is also his fiancée in Shaman King

Edward and Alphonse Elric advanced their alchemy skills under the guidance of Izumi Curtis in Fullmetal Alchemist

[pepperlia]

Marin and Shaina 👀

[kyuremking]

In your Pegasus Au, Seiya's soul is suffering the consequences of having gone through a continuous cycle of reincarnation. How does that affect his relationship with the other Bronze Saints because from how you describe it from his point of view it seems that Seiya cannot remember their names?

Seiya's situation in the first instance is presented as saying random things, which at first one may think is just a characteristic of him.

The problem starts when he says things or names that he shouldn't know and that's something Marin noticed early on.

So after a few visits to the doctor, the cemetery and searches in the public archives of the Sanctuary.

They will come to the WRONG conclusion that Seiya is a seer who only sees things from the past and th at he needs a stimulus for his "visions" to occur.

This is according to the Sanctuarya medical condition that Seiya has no control over.

Because of this, once the bronze saints notice that Seiya continually "wrongs" their names, they will let him know and Seiya will end up explaining it to them.

Shun will understand, as will Shiryu and Hyoga may already know.

Ikki is the one who will take it the worst because he will be the only one who will not receive the explanation until much later and will think that Seiya is doing it to make fun of him.

I don't know what the other bronze saints think for now.

So until things start to get worse for Seiya, his thing is considered only a power over which he has no control and which ends up being considered a medical condition.

Like it was a speech problem or something.

[saintseiyaartbykerulin]

A cara de coitado naipe gato de botas desse coitado aqui?

👉 me sigam

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[kathybluecaller]

marin as a pokemon ranger :D

Bonus doodles: Seiya not knowing if he’d want to be a ranger or a trainer (and totally not me having no clue what pokemon he’d have as a partner) and (if I remember correctly) there’s a mission early on in the first game where some kid accidentally lights a tree on fire because they were pretending to catch a pokemon and startled it

[romana-colasour]

I rarely have enough art to do these things but this year I do so, I’m doing it! Yey!

Thanks to @taxkha for making the base, I was looking for one and yours were very nice. I just tweaked it a bit because I like stars and the color blue.

Most of these are very rushed, I think my New Year’s resolution will be to put more time and care into my art. The Lavi one (September) takes the cake this year

Kofi - Commissions page

[horn-of-leo]

girls the sequel

wanted to give a shot at drawing the female saints/saintias in their armors

some designs are inspired and a combination from the kotz reboot/sts awakening designs

[lazuliblur]

Marin's head snapped up as she heard gravel crunching underfoot nearby.

Just some guards doing their rounds. No sign of Seiya.

She had been waiting at the entrance to the training grounds for close to half an hour now, and the fact had not gone unnoticed. More-than-curious looks from the other Saints and recruits were landing more and more often on Marin.

She decided that it would be best to move to a different location. Seiya would know to find her if he knew what was good for him.

In the highly competitive environment that preceded the trials to obtain a Cloth, everybody had everybody else under a microscope, looking for potential weaknesses. Seiya and Marin were hardly favoured to begin with, given their foreign ancestry, so that type of attention could only mean trouble.

Besides, it was beyond unusual for the Eagle Saint to be seen idling around alone, with no affairs to take care of and no little Japanese Saint-wannabe tag-along.

"This is what you get for showing him a little kindness," Marin grumbled beneath her breath.

She had left Seiya to recover alone back at their cabin in an unusual bout of sympathy.

The first matches of the tournament for the Pegasus Cloth had been held that morning. While Seiya had done well defeating his opponent, watching Cassios's match afterwards had deeply disturbed her young student. Cassios's adversary had been a dumb kid whose master should have known better than to enrol him in the competition – and he had gotten his head ripped off for his mistake.

Seiya had flinched at the brutality. Sure, Cassios was a bully and Seiya had endured plenty of pain over the past six years he had spent training at Sanctuary, both at the hands of Shaina's overgrown student and Marin's own rigorous training regime. But, somehow, up until that moment, the very real possibility of death had not quite entered her hard-headed, hopeful and optimistic student's mind.

Marin had thought it would be best to give him some time to make his peace with his fate before drilling him in another training session. But enough was enough. Seiya had had his time and now he had better get his head back in the game.

She left the arena and headed home to give him a piece of her mind.

Except... Seiya wasn't there. More importantly, none of his belongings were either.

A chill ran down her spine. Had Cassios decided not to wait for the official matches to eliminate his competition?

But that could not be. There was no blood, and everything else in the cabin seemed to be in order.

The knowledge of what had surely happened crept upon her thoughts, but she refused to accept it.

Seiya would not do that. It had been one of Sanctuary's first lessons, and plenty of other recruits had demonstrated what happened when they tried to break that rule. Seiya might have been spooked from Cassios's match, but he knew better.

Marin had taught him better.

Surely she had.

But if she hadn't...

Marin ran.

[afolksongs]