#pekoyama peko

[pineappleciders]

i love her

[duckybathperson]

🍃

[konxhk]

School doodles I made of the SDR2 girls because I adore them all and they were very fun to draw. The styles are kinda different cause they've been done through the week, 2 each day, but it still came out mostly nice.

Solo ones under.

Loved how the last three and Ibuki turned out. (I swear I'm trying to work on the requests, my art program is just not the best)

[ferocioustrout]

peko uses google

[justsomedumbstuff]

Wanted to draw them..

[pekoposting]

look who showed up in my personalised copy of Ultra Despair Girls

(click for better quality)

(i'm working on more sprites. but due to unforeseen events (bomb ass art) i'm foaming at the mouth over her again)

[anuuuubis]

Peko Pekoyama

[dominodamsel]

w-what if you caught me in your strong arms when i fall and i bandage your swordfighting wounds and reprimand you to be more careful with yourself and you say its worth the risk if its for me and the tropical birds sing just for us and we were both girls??

[somthing-lavender]

[clovermousee]

redraw of this old post from like, four years ago

[rancorart]

Peko Pekoyama-Ultimate Swordswoman

[detectivesplotslies]

DanganGarden: A Danganronpa Flower Zine is out and it’s free for download here! [SPOILER WARNING FOR THE DESCRIPTION] I was thrilled to get to draw Peko for this, and wanted to do a throw back to the execution imagery from Chapter 2, with Fuyuhiko reaching out, but bringing the battlefield represented instead as the field of flowers! The camellia, too, is a very iconic and versatile bloom, with different meanings depending on different backgrounds and colours. The camellia is native to China, and its meaning there is a sign of romantic love and devotion between a man and woman, because of how the flower falls from the plant without losing its petals when it dies naturally, staying together to show the commitment of two lovers, even in death. It can also be connected to protecting one another and adoration. In Japan, the camellia is known as the tsubaki, and it was a sign of an honourable death for a samurai, as well as love, when red. They are not to be given to the sick or injured though, as the flowers ‘behead’ themselves when they die. The white colours are associated with devotion, adoration and care for someone, but also death and mourning, and the spread from Fuyuhiko who is only beginning to process his loss. The red represent passionate and romantic love, a deep desire, something I put near Peko as she only just processed Fuyuhiko’s confession before being sent off to fight for the last of her life, going out with honour. Anyways, flower ramble over, and I highly recommend checking out the zine to see the other wonderful works within!

[duckybathperson]

slight peko redesign, planning on doing a full illustration with this

[vampuplove]

beach....

[ferocioustrout]

peko experiences the internet

[fykvu]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO KAZUICHI AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO PEKOYAMA IN ADVANCE!!!!

Is this a TV girl reference???? perhaps /j

I am madly in love with these two and . . . I could not leave them without a gift

« — Hey, Kazuichi, you're not going to cry on your own birthday, are you??

— . . . Pekoyama??? you too???»