The abominable sword 5 by MineFujiko

Poser • Story/Sequential • posted on Feb 11, 2010

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Koyuki held the sword which she pull her sword out of the sheath in the posture of the "WAKI-HASSOU". They do not move with looking angrily at each other. The reader may not believe it, but the case hostility between great swordsmen may extend for two hours. - To be continued - Thank you for viewing, comments, rating!:) DAZ Victoria4.2 DAZ Michael3 LM LORD KIM ARCADY- THE VENGANGE by luciferino, Morrighan HASI16 by halrunman M3Kinagashi, Hakama, Katana(Kunitsuna), M3bushi-kimono by hisayan

Comments (28)

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Madbat

12:38AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

I've seen that staredown, it's always puzzled me a bit, but I can definitely recognize it here!

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shadownet

12:54AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Great render!

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Roxam

2:12AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

wonderful composition and use of lighting

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zaigodou

2:46AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Beautiful!!!

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AureliusdeMercoeur

4:25AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Excellent point of vue, poses and expressions ; superb lighting and render !! Great work !!

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JOELGLAINE

4:27AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Swordsmen measure each other. The weigh skill for openings and weakness. They look at each other for a false opening that invites in death. The the last move comes like lightning! then one lives, the other dies. 天山測定お互いに。開口部のためのスキルと重量弱さ。彼らはそれぞれが招待はfalseを開くために、他のを見て死亡した。最後に移動する雷のようだ！し、1つの生命、他の死去。 I think SHE will win. Great image.

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fu-minn

6:28AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Great pose and lighting as usual! I feel the strained air!! I love both of them,but believe Koyuki will win!

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ArtistKimberly

6:57AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

ºO•-)•––––––––•(-• •°• °• Fantastic Image •°•°• •-)•––––––––•(-•Oº

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Chaosphoto

6:59AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Patience is a wonderful yet rare thing. When the gun replaced the sword "natural selection of the fittest" in battle came to an end.

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sanzi

7:09AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

八相の構、お見事です。綺麗なものですね！！

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pixeluna

7:17AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Wow, I really like the pose and the fold on their clothing. Another great work, Fujiko. You're an amazing Artist!

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UteBigSmile

7:31AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Cool looking image, very well done!!! Hug's Ute

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renecyberdoc

7:50AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

great one and also nice info.

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thekingtut

8:18AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Very good image. And I've gone back and checked out all your posts. It's all great.

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aureagle

9:04AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Excellent work and lighting is beautiful!!!

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Thetis

10:30AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

impressing image, wonderful athmospheric and very interesting information about the art of sword-fighting

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mgtcs

11:48AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

WOW....This is a gorgeous image, great poses and atmosphere, love it!

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Kaartijer

12:07PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Beautiful scene, you did a really great job!

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Hubert

12:33PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Wonderful lighting and great poses.

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Valerias

4:29PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Wow, Excellent!

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alessimarco

11:54PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Awesome light, pose and pov!

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brewgirlca

1:29AM | Fri, 12 February 2010

Because whoever strikes first invariably looses. Because when you strike you create an opening and so if you strike first you create the first opening. And if your opponent is truely in a state of no mind she will hit that hole. Tournament fights between two true masters are invariably not crowd pleaser's because there is a long time where nothing physical is happening and then it is all over in a split second. Koyuki here shows "no mind" - ki. If she holds on she will win. He has already shown that he naturally strikes first.

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