Wolf of Mibu by MineFujiko
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Description
The Shin-sen-gumi means newly selected corps.
They were a special police force of the late shogunate period.
They called 'Miburou' by citizen of Kyoto.
'Miburou' has double means.
One is 'Rounin' of mibu.
'Rounin' means a samurai with no lord or master during the feudal period of Japan.
mibu is the place name of Kyoto.
Another is 'Ookami' of mibu.
It means, "Wolves of mibu".
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Comments (21)
Gorgeous scene Fujiko-san, exceptional action, fantastic atmosphere, loved it!
Excellent pose and work with the dynamic clothes !
SUPERB SCENE WONDERFUL LIGHT AND POSE BRILLIANT WORK
Excellent pose and wonderful scene! Great setting and beautiful lighting! Love the background,too!
great render as all yours are... hmm one down one to go! she better hurry is that a volcano dripping lava out the window? great scene!
Very beautiful and intense work Fujiko-san wonderful explanation
WOW, what a great image!! very nicely done!
Very impressive scene! Excellent POV, posing & composition!
Excellent scene
Excellent Image and Pose
Nice picture and thanks for the info. Frans
Wonderful pose and scene!!!!!!!
Fantastic scene, wonderful pov and lighting.
Great work. Very dramatic scene. The volcano in the background is a great touch.
Another awesome example of your skill with posing and lighting. Excellent work, Fujiko-san! I love the information you include, also. I have learned more about the culture and history of Japan from you than I ever did in school!
Great pose !!
the figure '大' in the background is not a volcano.:) This is called 'Gozan no Okuribi'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gozan_no_Okuribi
Great image my friend, superb action pose and lighting....excellent done.
Sorry for the late commenting Fujiko-San:-)This is a perfect scene!Lighting,Pose,POV and her expression are excellent my friend:-)))I really like it this scene! Also thank you very much for the info about the characters, names and their duties!!:-))))))
Wow, so dynamic and beautiful! I love the poses and the clothing!
Excellent work