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DemianNinyoAkuma — hyuga hanabi
Published: 2008-08-01 18:32:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 11305; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 5396
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hello! this time I wanted to draw Hanabi.... because I like her hahaha XD weird that you can love a character that does not appear much in the naruto series hahaha XDRelated content
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It's not weird at all. I love her as well! Great job with the picture!
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(Oh.. and why blue eyes instead of the tradition white or pale lavender/tan)
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I just want to make the eyes more expressive.... or maybe I use to much blue hahahaha XD anyways thanks for the comment
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I see... well I do think toning the blue down a bit (or making it periwinkle [a shade between light blue and dark lavender] )would still give you expressiveness you are looking for, and would prevent any detraction from the whole of the piece.
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Family reactions:
Hinata: H-Hanabi-neechan! Wh-What are you doing? *Blushes and looks away feeling like she intruded on something private* Father wants to see you.
Neji: *blushes a little, and respectively averts his eyes and body* ..... Hanabi-san, I am sorry. I did not realize you were changing clothes. Lord Hiashi wishes to see you right away.
Lord Hiashi: Hanabi, I pray that you were not engaging yourself in anything that would shame the Clan. Please finish dressing and meet me in the training hall.
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Uh, actually, while Hinata's reaction is more or less correct, you got the addressment wrong. "Nee-chan" refers to OLDER sister. Hanabi is the YOUNGER sister. "Imouto" refers to younger sister.
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Sorry!
I fail at languages.. even my own.
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Thanks for the heads up though... if you would note me with a nice list of proper honorifics, I'd really like that. I need it for my forums
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Hmm...
Well, there's '-san' for acquaintances, (like Mr., Miss. or Ms.) and '-kun' and '-chan' for close friends. (though '-kun' is mostly used for boys and '-chan' for girls.)
'-sama' is a term of high respect, and '-dono' is an even higher term of respect.
Remember, while we use prefixes, the Japanese honorifics come as suffixes.
There are 'cute' suffixes, too:
'-chama' and '-tan'.
The term 'baka', meaning 'fool, idiot, jerk' can also be used as an honorific. However, baka can be the exception to the suffix rule. 'Baka Sakura' or 'Sakura-baka', or even 'Sakura-no-baka' (On an unrelated note, I'm not too big a fan of pre-Shippuden Sakura)
Now on to the family names.
Otou-san, Otou-sama, 'Tou-san, 'Tou-chan, Chichi, Chichi-ue, Oyaji (father; though Oyaji means 'old man', in regards to that)
Okaa-san, Okaa-sama, 'Kaa-san, 'Kaa-chan, Haha, Haha-ue (mother)
Onii-san, Onii-sama, Onii-chan, 'Nii-sama 'Nii-san, 'Nii-chan, Anii, Aniki (older brother)
Otouto, Otouto-kun (little brother)
Onee-san, Onee-sama, Onee-chan, 'Nee-sama, 'Nee-san, 'Nee-chan, Anee, Aneki (older sister)
Imouto, Imouto-chan (little sister)
And so much more. *gasping for breath*
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It would be most beneficial if this could be put in a note, so I don't accidently delete it. Just take your time. I'm in no hurry.
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Wow, she looks so, cute, in an almost-pervy disturbing way. XD
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lol, thanks for the comment =3
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she looks like a inoccent girl.. but.. she isn't.. muahaha.. xD
she was my first anime pj.. n__n
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lol thanks for the comment
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wow she looks so cute and helpless.
and it's really well drawn even if a bit sus.
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I never thought I'd see Hanabi looking so vunerable, her expression and looking over her shoulder. the postion of her robe too.
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hahaha thanks, I wanted to give her the expression of a inoccent girl =3
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