#swords and bows

[peasant-player]

This is such a great video! And the sword moves are top notch mayhem looking xD love it! ❤️

Look, if someone wants to buy me a suit of armour, I’ll test the hell out of it. But until then, here’s some theory!

As always, more content, tutorials, etc. over on Patreon

[desolationlesbian]

still the funniest plot point in all of pmmm that Homura Akemi is a 14 year old magical girl who realized that her sparkly transformation sequence did not come with a cutesy custom weapon like everyone else's so she just went online and googled "how to build a bomb"

[bastart13]

Gotta love the guy who saw Odysseus kill dozens of suitors in the blink of an eye and still thought he had a chance

[the-phantom-peach]

can you show us all your link designs you have? Like for each game? (Only if you want to of course) if not, I wanted to ask if you would ever do a Links meet type of au with your link designs? Just curious 👀

Here’s most of the links I have so far! Their designs aren’t incredibly unique or anything, but I I like adding my own spin on pre/post game designs.

Will I ever do a links meet au? Probably not lol. I mean in little scenarios, maybe, but I could never do a full fledged comic or anything. All the works I’ve seen from other artists are so so good but I can never have that kind of commitment so I commend them “OTL Plus my designs aren’t very timeline accurate soooo ^^’

[melonthesprigatito]

Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom's combat system in a nutshell:

[descendinight]

牧师的早年经历early days of The Reverend

[l4tchk3y]

I thought it would be fun to draw Espio using a couple different weapons and it was. :3

[uncharted-constellations]

Four swords adventure gang

This link has one of the bigger depatures from both sprite and game art, but i'll explain in the tags

Also no funny page but cooler pose so~

[dummy-dot-exe]

Gobbos Fantasy Tactics by Fred H @FredH_art

[winwin17]

Aragorn said, "You have my sword."

Legolas said, "You have my bow."

Gimli said, "You have my axe."

Gandalf didn't say, "You have my staff," because it's Gandalf, not his staff, that's powerful, and besides, I think it was pretty well established for the Hobbits by now that Gandalf was on their side.

But what did Boromir offer? He was, in a way, the odd one out. He was new to this whole Hobbit thing. He struggled to grasp the reason for this whole mission. Some may have been unsure at first if he was really dedicated. They may accuse him of being less noble than Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli, especially because he briefly fell to the Ring's influence.

But when all was said and done, what Boromir offered was the most touching. No, he didn't offer his sword or his shield or even the horn of Gondor. But in the end, in the moments that counted, even though Frodo wasn't there to see or hear it, Boromir's deeds declared:

"You have my life."

[animatedglittergraphics-n-more]

requested by anon

[blumineck]

Yeah… I’ll take a shield, thanks!

Patreon - YouTube

[romatito]

i felt like drawing and decided to do some little refs for my pirate au....... tell me how joão just. continuously ends up being my fav to draw 😔🫠

(+ a bonus feli lol)

[t-5secondsart]

now that the "what sage would the lu boys be" polls are over, i thought it would be fun to draw the chain as the ancient sages from totk!

[g4rchomp]

nothing but respect for 17 years old Tisarwat who saw her kinda terrifying fleet commandant put herself in a weirdly vulnerable position of offering to make someone she (apparently) just met her heir only to get unequivocally turned down and instead of turning away went "weellll she said she doesn't want to speak to you ever again but can you at least let me shoot my shot?🥺"

[ghostedtea]

winner winner