Hello, I'm a magician. This time, there will be some business contact.
●This post is free to publish ●I said I wouldn't do derivative works on FANBOX, but I will (free articles only) ●Mainly used to secretly reveal past and lost paintings
And there's one important thing to note.
●Due to the decision of FANBOX management, some works have been made private. We will remove the tag that we believe is the cause and republish it, but it may be deleted again. Just to be safe, save it early if you need it.
Here are the works that have been made private.
Magical Girl Assault Heart ~Broken Sisterly Love~
https://magicshop.fanbox.cc/posts/2758184
BADEND: The fate of a certain battle heroine
https://magicshop.fanbox.cc/posts/2130175
That was the business communication from the wizard.
So, this work is a derivative work of the "Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha" series. Originally, I wanted to study the texture of rubber, so I drew this as part of my practice, but I also added some diffs and text. For a while, wizards used to do this kind of "paint your favorite character in practice" a lot, and especially when they first introduced Clip Studio, they couldn't paint it as well as they wanted, so for now they just started painting their favorite character randomly as practice. Some of the paintings from that time don't seem like a good idea to keep them sealed on a hard drive forever, so I'd like to take advantage of the opportunity and release them somewhere in the future. I might also secretly post it on FANBOX, so if you're interested, please follow me.
Now, as far as I can see from the content, the only thing that goes undercover is that you are brainwashed in a mysterious rubber suit. I think Fate would be a better fit for an undercover job, but it must have been a different assignment (miscellaneous) This kind of "undercover" premise raises the question of whether the heroine is too stupid to take herself seriously... but even in reality, it's easy to find that people who are genuinely serious and dedicated to their work are less likely to question their environment once they've adapted to an unusual workplace. So... if you think something is even slightly wrong, talk to them before you destroy your body. Labor-based, etc. What are you talking about.
Anyway, what the reality is has nothing to do with the creative world, so in the end, the work you find erotic is what makes you right. So, as a magician, I love things like "Taimanin Yukikaze" because they're incredibly erotic. For undercover investigations, Tsukiya Karasu-san and Hoshii Gal-san's "Anti-Magic Investigator Hazuki" are also great.