#Nene Romanova

[rangertycho]

"Tinsel City" 1987

[astragifs]

[0tacat]

Nene Romanova from Bubblegum Crisis

[csarracenian]

A belated continuation to my previous two Knight-Saber drawings; Its Linna Yamazaki and Nene Romanova! From Bubblegum Crisis!

 I didn't used to like Nene's colours for her Hardsuit as much as the others, but then I saw a concept art with darker blues & lighter pink that makes it pop. l. Linna's hair is cool too but then everything & everyone in BGC looks good so it goes with the territory.

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sarracenian

Ko-fi (Commission info): https://ko-fi.com/sarracenian  

[colio-art]

Knight Sabers, ready for action!

Been rewatching Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040, it’s one of my favorite shows. If you haven’t watched it go and do it, I promise you will have a great time!

[electric-purple-taco-adventure]

Sylia & Nene

[cultofthewyrm]

by @AngryangryD

[djangoultra]

Akko Cheering

Reference Image:

https://imgur.com/gallery/Jaokbiz

I hope you like it!

[pinkhairswagtourney]

Pink Hair Swag Tourney: Niche Edition , Round One , Part Three

[arcadebroke]

link

[jerzeyjimmy]

so, sylia, is there something else you wanted to tell everyone or is this just about the boomers

[rangertycho]

"Tinsel City" 1987

[astragifs]

[hotwaterandmilk]

Series: Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 Artist: Satou Michio Publication: AX Magazine (11/1998) Source: Scanned from personal collection

[da-stigy-blog]

Unlocking From the "Depths_of_the_Artbook"!

Nene thought surfing looked so EASY on TV...

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[benjisfanart]

Nene Romanova from Bubblegum Crisis 2040

BG2040 was the first 'real anime' that I ever watched (beyond morning episodes on Pokemon, Digimon, Beyblades and Zoids). and it got be so hooked. I think it was the having the benefit of adult themes without having to give up the art style that I loved so much about cartoons.