~Asuka Rides~ by Ken1171_Designs
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Stable Diffusion
3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in Affinity.
Description
~Asuka Rides~
Fanart of Asuka Langley from Evangelion, the TV series nobody understood the ending, so they had to make a new one. The series was so controversial that it ended up forcefully removed from TV in Japan, which comes to no surprise coming from Studio Gainax. It will be forever remembered for the revolutionary organic mecha designs never seen before, and for some of the coolest wall posters featuring Rei and Asuka.
Asuka is of German and Japanese descent, featuring an abusive "tsundere" personality. She abused Shinji (protagonist), starting by imposing herself into his room and making his life a living hell... because she loved him but didn't know how to express it.
3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in Affinity.
#female #sexy #pinup #fanart #beauty #redhead #AsukaLangley #scifi #Evangelion #Anime #plugsuit #motorcycle #OpenPose #StableDiffusion

Comments (6)
The need for speed, a great render
Thank you! Curiously, Asuka was not old enough to drive a car, but she was given a multibillion-dollar giant mecha to pilot. 😋
Leave it to the Japanese to give an animated series an adult, mature, and complicated storyline. Like the Macross Saga (IE Robotech), and everything in it. (and cut out in the American version..Like, did you know Lisa Hayes smoked in the original, uncut version?)
Indeed, it is believed that Mobile Suit Gundam was the Japanese equivalent to "Star Trek" in the sense that it has revived/redefined sci-fi in Japan, becoming a foundational national sci-fi institution, it has lasted for several generations, it has a continuous expansion across media, and has ironically outlived Star Trek by a long shot.
Gundam is so beloved in Japan that they built the famous real-size 18m tall moving RX-78F00 Gundam with synchronized movement, lights, sound effects, music, and voice/audio sequences that was open to the public in Yokohama until 2024, and later reused for an Expo display far away in Osaka. It was a sight to behold! 😁
Excellent as always !
Thank you! ^___^
She looks quite grown-up now. Since back in the series she was only 14 and couldn't have ridden that bike by then!
Great work and point of view!
Exactly! She couldn't ride a bike (or a car) but could pilot a multi-million-dollar giant mecha and cause massive collateral damage downtown. LOL
... and you lifted the secret how she can still slip into that super-tight plug-suit: her skin soaks from oil
Michelle Pfiffer has learned from this when she played the Catwoman in Batman Returns - the catsuit was so tight she had to bathe in talc before getting into it. 😋
Beautiful art work and a sure way to make it a favorite for sure...this girl has personality to spare...her and Sandra Redfox would make great cycle buddies. It may be time to suit up Sandra in a tight leather riding outfit for sure! Congrats on the awesome job you always do with these girls! :-)
Thank you! Now I wonder what Sandra would look like in a plugsuit. 😁