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Yep, I've finally drawn one of my villains! ///Edit: the villain of THIRTY-THR33 DAYS. End edit///
Geez, this took a while because I've been working on stuff for my dual credit classes... and sweet Jesus! Economics is painful!
Anyway, Hawke is the arbitress of the FPO (Federated Provinces of Orghentia, if you don't know), formerly Great Britain. What that means... well, I'm not sure how to describe their kind of government. It's kind of a constitutional socialistic dictatorship, and Hawke is the ruler.
She came to the throne when she was just 15 (which was 2501) and here she is six years later. I actually wanted to make her more of a realistic villain than most kinds you see in today's media. Really, she's like the real villains this world has- not evil, just with a different viewpoint than the "good" guy. I also wanted to make her likeable in a sense: kind to her subjects, an effective leader, doesn't resort to violence first thing, a terrific soprano, and she'd actually agree with you when you'd say that Nazis suck. Sure, she wants to rule the world, but for a good reason when you think about it. Only the FPO and its territories have been very successful while some areas outside have anarchy, others are falling apart from poor leadership, and others' governments have weak control over their own subjects. Hawke simply wanted to correct that.
She's ambidextrous and wields dual sabers (though only one is being held here) that were passed down through generations. Another weapon, obviously, is her country's powerful military. They have the Valkyrie, which is what finally destroyed the genetically engineered monster Ragnarok, and there's a gunship in the background with smaller Orghentian aircraft kicking the butts of two Irish planes. (Note: orange, green, and/or black=Irish, red and white=Orghentian) (Second note: nearly all of the machines of this time are steam powered, so yes, those aircraft are supposed to smoke like that.)
Respect the one that wears that robe.

This is actually like the first of my drawings to actually have a background... maybe I should do that more.

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Yep, I've finally drawn one of my villains! ///Edit: the villain of THIRTY-THR33 DAYS. End edit///
Geez, this took a while because I've been working on stuff for my dual credit classes... and sweet Jesus! Economics is painful!
Anyway, Hawke is the arbitress of the FPO (Federated Provinces of Orghentia, if you don't know), formerly Great Britain. What that means... well, I'm not sure how to describe their kind of government. It's kind of a constitutional socialistic dictatorship, and Hawke is the ruler.
She came to the throne when she was just 15 (which was 2501) and here she is six years later. I actually wanted to make her more of a realistic villain than most kinds you see in today's media. Really, she's like the real villains this world has- not evil, just with a different viewpoint than the "good" guy. I also wanted to make her likeable in a sense: kind to her subjects, an effective leader, doesn't resort to violence first thing, a terrific soprano, and she'd actually agree with you when you'd say that Nazis suck. Sure, she wants to rule the world, but for a good reason when you think about it. Only the FPO and its territories have been very successful while some areas outside have anarchy, others are falling apart from poor leadership, and others' governments have weak control over their own subjects. Hawke simply wanted to correct that.
She's ambidextrous and wields dual sabers (though only one is being held here) that were passed down through generations. Another weapon, obviously, is her country's powerful military. They have the Valkyrie, which is what finally destroyed the genetically engineered monster Ragnarok, and there's a gunship in the background with smaller Orghentian aircraft kicking the butts of two Irish planes. (Note: orange, green, and/or black=Irish, red and white=Orghentian) (Second note: nearly all of the machines of this time are steam powered, so yes, those aircraft are supposed to smoke like that.)
Respect the one that wears that robe.

This is actually like the first of my drawings to actually have a background... maybe I should do that more.