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gabapple: okay here we go: drawing bunnichi is an excellent outlet and here’s the latest bunnichi for those who don’t follow my personal.
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gabapple: okay here we go: drawing bunnichi is an excellent outlet and here’s the latest bunnichi for those who don’t follow my personal.
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HE LOVES YOU, TOO
Well, actually, he’s probably thinking about dandelions or racing but… we can pretend.
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holy moly I was so out of it last night that I didn’t post this IDK I just really like drawing Bunnichi.
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Bunnichi in casual clothes (basically sans boots, jacket, and scarf) with cap’n Hattori Shinichi wears the pink shirt because it reminds him of the girl he lost. Plus he doesn’t give a shit about arbitrary gender roles. THIS IS SPACE
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bonus: Ambassador Hakudog and KaitoKitty …. the appropriate response is to feel bad for Hakuba because catnip…
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Ace Pilot Shinichi, aka Shinibun or Bunnichi & co I think that’s the last of it ahhhh I feel so much better now
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Ambassador Hakuba, aka Hakudog in space au, is “ill” today. No, it’s not a hangover. No, he’s not faking it. He’s just too embarrassed to tell the truth.
Send “In Another Life” and I’ll tell you a fact about an AU version of my character.
In the Cowboy Bebop/Star Wars/Star Trek/Babylon 5/Battlestar Galactica/Firefly crossover AU, Hakuba was the captain of a smaller battlestar called the Unicorna and commanded a crew of twelve dozen people— mostly women. It was generally thought that the young captain (who had risen in the ranks far faster than anyone else his age) was a letch and a flirt, but as it turns out, he employed mostly women for two reasons:
He was a very popular captain and those who served under him generally enjoyed their terms. Not only did their missions focus on relief efforts for the war-torn corners of space, but Hakuba ensured that all food served to the crew was GOOD. He believed that good food was essential for a happy, healthy crew, and he always ate what they ate as a result. If he didn’t like it, it couldn’t be served, and he personally trained a handful of cooks who didn’t understand what that meant.
They also always had to have a lot of icecream on board, which was unusual for a warship… … … but then, Hakuba was always very good with the paperwork and manipulating the budget to accommodate for it.