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Red Monika and Zelda Breath of the Wild Sketch by Joe Madureira

In celebration of Battle Chasers: Nightwar releasing on the Nintendo Switch Joe Madureira posted a hilarious sketch of Red Monika showing Link her tri-force tattoo saying "Hey...big fan." Love this sketch! Also Link is in his Breath of the Wild blue tunic! Amazing. Hopefully we'll be seeing more from Joe and Airship Syndicate now that the game has been released on all platforms... Battle Chasers 2 at E3 anyone? One can dream.

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Jay Scott! said…
Hey man I love your blog! However, the subscribe button is not working (?) I'm a big Joe Mad fan too and the penciled pages youve posted on here are awesome.
May 19, 2018 7:24 PM
Mike said…
Thanks Jay! I'll look into the subscribe issue... thanks for pointing it out!
May 20, 2018 2:43 PM
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