#smtII

[spoileddairy]

i should draw more tbh

[inversionimpulse]

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[riotgrrrlkat]

Aleph and Zayin? What is this, Shin Megami Tensei 2?

[demifiendrsa]

Shin Megami Tensei 30th Anniversary Thanksgiving in KT Zepp Yokohama key visual illustrated by Rokuro Saito

[jazinerambles]

More SMT art tonight. This was a request from AmatsuAki on Twitter. Aleph from SMTII

[raidante]

made some smtII sprites transparent to make them float around my main blog!!! feel free to use :]

they r swimming in their fish tank

[eerieayres]

An art style study I did based on Kazuma Kaneko (金子一馬), the OG artist for Persona and Shin Megami Tensei! This art style is specifically from his art for the earlier games, SMT I and SMT II. Seeing how Kaneko goes hard with his character designs, I added blood to my OC Adlai Tiernan's cut horns. I also exaggerated the size of her horns/curls in relation to her petite height, to give her a distinct silhouette. As for my OC Zephaniah, I simplified her design in favor of pose and readability. Kaneko also only uses 2 colors for his wings. For an old school look, I used unweighted ink lines and filled in shadows with solid black. I also took liberty with the copic marker coloring to stylize my color palette. Characters, Artwork © EerieAyres  

[sorenblr]

The SMT2 stream is over but there is an unanswered question: what type of pizza does each SMT2 character prefer? Okamoto definitely seems like a Meat Lover's type. Same with Haneda... But for a slightly different reason 😏

interesting- some would even say bold- choice to append this ask with a gay joke that would have been discarded during the final pass for a mid-season episode of will and grace. anyway mestre da pizza

[sl33py-g4m3r]

Shin Megami Tensei II, III & IV - Archangel Battle (Law Mix)

Had I shared this one yet?

Praise (censored)~~~!!! Hallelujah~~~~~!!!

[nephyrimruby]

[furinana]

hahaha

(spoilers for both SMTII and SMTIVA below)

tfw no meat shield gf

[riotgrrrlkat]

YHVH after Aleph killed him:

[vinegar-on-main]

Edit: showed this to my friend and she said they look like official artwork. Op you are amazing.

@beantothemax @meme-boys-blog morning boys, have some peak

[raidante]

quick satan zayin doodle for fun

[party-pixie]

there's something so deeply sad ab the circumstances of aleph's existence that has me chewing on the bars on my enclosure as i'm playing thru smtii

[kanekocribs]

KANEKO’S CRIB NOTES LXV: SEVEN SEAS OF CRIBS

Halloween is on the approach, and what could this mean? Tricks, treats? Skeletons, witches, draculae? A child's laughter sounding lightly through the autumn leaves? No, it doesn't mean any of that GARBAGE- it's time for the annual outing of KANEKO'S CRIB NOTES! Please enjoy this smattering of delirious cribs that will make you think "damn, that's the thing that the other thing is based on".

NEZHA: The modern pop sensibility of Soul Hackers is on display in Nezha's Astro Boy inspired design, drawing a parallel between the two "rebuilt" child heroes. It's evident from the twin spikes and whatever the fuck that is, you know, his metallic underwear I suppose.

CHERUB: Following the probably erroneously designated 'Ophanim' from SMTII, and playing on Kaneko's documented fascination with angelkind as spacecraft, this Devil Summoner take on Cherub pushes the concept even further, borrowing a look from the cover of ancient alien classic The Spaceships of Ezekiel by Joseph F. Blumrich. Compare the cover to the Japanese edition that Kaneko was more likely familiar with!

SERAPH: The composition of Seraph's four heads and crossed arms is a likely homage to the iconic cover of 1974's Queen II. Slap that shit on your dorm room wall for a change!

TITANIA: Titania's appearance in SMTII is a slightly embellished take on this Brian Froud illustration of the ghostly Glaistig of Scotland. Thanks to Psiguy for originally sharing this ID from @yen_den, based on a post uploaded to the @theavalonians twitter account!

FIONN MAC CUMHAILL: In the spirit of equanimity, a last addition to the DOI'S CRIB NOTES series: Fionn Mac Cumhaill appears to be inspired by the dress of legendary illustrator J.C. Leyendecker's 'Cu Chulainn Riding His Chariot Into Battle' (1911), from the rectangular pattern of his mail-coat down to the telltale 'X' meander that runs along the fringe of either cloak.