Fight scene I drew using a power system I've been toying around with

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Fight scene I drew using a power system I've been toying around with

Posted Apr 2, 2021, 6:54 AM UTC

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lmiriseOP•

The panels go top-down, left right. The guy on the left is Brahm and he uses the force style: basically manipulating fundamental forces to increase his speed/hit harder/shield himself. The one on the right is Gren, he uses the wind style: he can manipulate the air around him to strike and to move in ways he otherwise couldn't using strong air currents.

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