#killgore

[darrellmore]

killgore funny moments

[howlingday]

What if ruby was posessed by killgore?

Gonna have to reblog this for later because I'm getting a LOT of responses in my search engine for Killgore. I'm getting Killgore from My Life As A Teenage Robot, as well as a bunch of other surprisingly academic results. Is there a specific character you're talking about?

[frank-r-t]

A late entry to the 20th anniversary jam, wherever that may be. It's a redraw of the last one, yes, but the composition is different and everything. If I was aware of what was going on sooner, I'd have had time to think of something that'd blow your socks off. No matter, as far as I'm concerned, we're just beginning!

[sarahplantarthe1st]

Guess who I found in my child psychology textbook? Lol

Sorry if I haven't been posting in quite a while. I've been busy with schoolwork so it's been getting in the way of drawing 😅 But for today I'm taking a wee little break from my schoolwork to post some of my artwork and catch up on my inktober drawings so... But thanksgiving break will be coming in about six to seven more weeks so I'll have plenty of time to draw more if I get the chance! (And maybe throw in some artwork in between my weeks of school online) Anyways, here's Kilgore with the extra "L", lol

[redpool]

That was fucking amazing. Xenk wasn't in it as much as I thought he would be, but he was amazing. They were all amazing. Besides Xenk, Holga was definitely my favourite.

[countslimeula]

Commission I did for a client on twitter of Holga Killgore from the D&D movie!

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[adam-sadmon]

Small little thing I'd like to heap on to the growing pile of rightful praise the Dungeons and Dragons movie is getting: It's really cool that Holga (Michelle Rodriguez) is allowed to have armpit hair.

Like, Holga is absolutely a character who I cannot fathom shaving her armpits and what I like especially about this is that the movie doesn't call attention to it. She's allowed to be the badass, name-taking barbarian she is without any lame jokes about her being a buff lady with armpit hair, in fact I'd argue the movie is even AWARE of the demographic that find that type of lady hot what with the recurring joke of her and halflings.

Meanwhile the MCU's idea of female empowerment is having it's cast of generic hard-asses, whom up to that point I think ONE had their own standalone movie, pose in a line.

The funny thing is, that sort of no nonsense boring as sin tough-gal is the fucking trope Michelle Rodriguez basically INVENTED.

I'm so glad to see her genuinely kicking ass, being THE DPS of the group while having an actual character and rounded arc. Also holy SHIT the bulk she must have gone on for this transformation is insane.

[calamitycircus]

I was planning on posting this with when i draw some other characters of the podcast ( killian, carey, magical brian... ) as i was planning on going when we are introduced to them in the chapters but !! I haven't posted in awhile so...

Here's my interpretation of Klarg the bugbear ! I like to think when hes charmed he pulls his fur back to make a pony tail so then the hair doesn't fall in his tea...

[fuckin-flip-wizard]

I really want to make a Live! at Emerald City animatic because I always picture Klarg scooping him up to stop him from falling over drunk when he says "one last ride hereweGOOOOOoooo". Also because I think the image is cute

[sasaleleselfships]

This definitely took a little longer than I intended given the beginnings of a new job on the SoCal front, but I’m super happy with the results of this little collaboration with @/k1lllg0re using his character Travis and my own Trespasser!! It’s definitely an interesting dynamic to explore and it was super fun to think up background options for them; I admit I am a little disappointed I didn’t end up getting the hard lighting as it is a difficult process for me I would’ve liked to explore(and still might), but for now finishing this piece has been a blast and I’m happy I get to finish the holiday gifts the following week!! Ciao all!!

[skxrbrand]

Bruh lmfao

[haunteddemon13]

so ive been lookin through your posts and saw a whole bunch of shit that was like "City of Killgore" which sounds so cool

do you mind explaining to me what that is? im curious

KillGore is a futuristic city filled with supernatural creatures, and many more! There's so much fun stuff to do in there, yet the main thing everyone likes are turf wars. Think of it as Splatoon but with a futuristic and gothic aesthetic!

[dweeeeeb]

Motivational Music in the Morning ... #KyleKillgore, #DamnGoodTime [Official Audio Track] (2023) #MMitM1

[rindomness]

dnd movie very good. very much appreciated that the leads stayed platonic the whole time. they are coparenting and committing a million thefts while they're at it. could not be happier for them

[letsgethaunted]

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Episode 132: The Legend of The Moon-Eyed People Photodump

Image 01-03: Statue believed to be a Moon-Eyed People effigy (Cherokee County Historical Museum, found 1838). The lore of the Appalachian Mountains contains a legend of supernatural creatures littered among the trees. Cherokee legends of “The Moon Eyed People" describe a group of short round people featuring "milky white" skin, large moon-shaped eyes, and a nocturnal underground lifestyle. Who were the Moon Eyed People? Image 04-06: Fort Mountain State Park features a mysterious stone wall that was built thousands of years ago. Did the Moon-Eyed People build this wall? Image 07: Some people believe the Moon Eyed People were actually descendants of a Welsh explorer who came to North America before Columbus. Image 08-09: Cahokia was a thriving settlement in Pre-Colombian Northern America. At the height of Cahokia around 1100 C.E. , Cahokia was home to over 15,000 people and featured over 120 large earthen mounds. Could Cahokia be connected to The Moon Eyed People? Image 10: One of Louise Killgore’s dolls currently on display at The Cherokee County Historical Museum. Who do you guys think The Moon-Eyed People were? Also what is that doll doing in the Cherokee Historical Museum???