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In an emergency, her ass can be used as a flotation device. And her breasts, her gut, thighs-

(Also, BWS stands for Beach & Waterpark Supplies)

Here’s a commission I did for one of my patrons of Kanna from Blue Archive.

You can find an explicit edit of this piece here!

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EatMyTail

Pretends to drown

Miles Durlam

It’d be a real shame if I happened to fall into the pool and get “knocked unconscious “. Gee I hope some hot lifeguard doesn’t come save me

VictarisGX

Ayy, somebody's seen The Sandlot.

Showtime

She maybe part dog, but that is one whale of a tail! I suddenly forgot how to swim. Save me, save me with those massive thighs! Do thighs that big save, or end lives? Only one way to find out! Side note, I love how you can still see her boobs from the back, even though that's not the main focus.

Dragonage2ftw

Very realistic butt! Well realized drawing, nice job!

Cassie

It cannot be that hard to deny a request for a minor 💔

Kyte

Oh to be cannonballed by her

NovaFoxyHeavy

Her fatass chubby bod looks like it consumes lots of lifesavers candy by the shape of her voluptuous body

KU Olkenbak

A graceful dive turns into an incoming mortar shell for any below her impact zone.

Apollo C

id love for there to be a conversation about this because it is pretty egregious.

Soul

damn.... that ass

Better-With-Salt

Kanna is drawn here as an adult, as are all characters in my art. Age is something that people bring up from time to time, so I feel I should clarify. Most fanart I do is from anime and manga, mediums that are pretty notorious for giving characters canon ages lower than what would fit their personalities and backgrounds. Because of that, I often decide if they're eligible based on their actions and presentation within the source material. For instance, with Kanna - She is depicted as the chief of police in the setting, and acts and dresses as a mature office lady. Her character arcs deal in police corruption, trying to act professional in front of her subordinates, and having difficulties relating to civilians after spending so long in the force. These are all traits fitting an adult character, and so I do not see an issue with drawing her in a situation and body type that clearly show she is of legal age. Fictional characters can be depicted in many moments in their lives, and I always portray them as adults - often after the end of their original stories. It can be easier to tell when there's a clear timeskip and change of design in the source material, but in my opinion that is not a requirement. I hope that clears up my position on the matter.