"The Metabaron" by Kitsune Kowai Drawing

'The Metabaron' by Kitsune Kowai Drawing in colored pencil on paper. Inspired by Moebius and Alejandro Jodorowsky. Mythology: Rites: Every Metabaron is mutilated by his father in his youth so that his endurance to pain is tested, and receives a powerful mechanical body part as a replacement for the destroyed limb. In each generation, the son and heir must eventually face his father in a battle to the death. These battles have taken many forms, from hand-to-hand combat to space duels, and the succession is only achieved once the son succeeds in killing his father. Bushitaka: The Bushitaka is the strict code of honor followed by the Metabarons, named after the Japanese bushido. It demands that the practitioners dedicate themselves to victory in all things at any cost, wherein the only alternative to victory is death, and even forsake their own family members in the pursuit of total victory. Metabaronic weaponry: Each Metabaron draws upon an array of advanced weaponry. These include cybernetically implanted lasers, nanotech nuclear warheads implanted in the body, swords which can disintegrate in bursts of flame, and advanced spaceships. Many of the Metabarons also exhibit powerful psychic abilities.

Drawing:Crayon on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:8.3 W x 11.7 H x 0 D in

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