TheOneToughNerd

I'm going to start titling and referring to my "misc Digimon uploads" as "Remasters". I don't want to confuse anyone browsing through them, as they ARE using the official images as sources, but have been edited, upscaled, and in many cases have had lines redrawn and/or colors adjusted or repainted during the "cleanup" process. So taking them and using them in an "official" capacity would be technically incorrect and I highly recommend labeling them as "edited" or "remastered" (linking back to this profile as the source) if you're going to display them or catalogue them somewhere. Many of the previous uploads from the Korean Xros Wars art book also contain slight edits that I would consider on the same level as my "Remaster" uploads, but I won't prioritize labeling them, at the moment. As always, thank you for stopping by and taking a look! Be sure to leave any comments on any of the uploads you enjoy! - Bryan

A general update and info about my upload plans: My main priority in my "Remasters" is to upload high-resolution edits of the official art for Digimon that lack anything better than the standard 320x320 images that Bandai publishes for them. Because of this, you will see less of well-known or commonly used Digimon images being uploaded in favor of more obscure or underutilized Digimon who may have only ever received official art once and then never been touched on again. The Digimon Vital Bracelet, from which my current batch of Remaster uploads are sourced, has been a big help in securing source images for many of these lesser seen Digimon. Most classic or well-known images ARE in my possession and could be uploaded here for public accessibility, but those images are currently still being pulled from the various art books and scans that I have and catalogued as well. As THOSE images will remain untouched from their initial scans (no edits or upscaling), they will eventually be

As life has gotten more complicated and I have been learning to live with and manage the effects of many long-term injuries and the disabilities that come with them, as well as the issues of depression and anxiety that I've been fighting my whole life, I've long since set Dragon Ball Legacy aside as a fully-written project. Some day, I would like to turn it into individual chronological scenes that gradually tell its story. I would be rewriting most of the story, with the same general idea, and ideally the entries would be comprised of a single illustration with a few sentences accompanying it to describe the event taking place. Short, simple, and without a lot of the bulk and personal work I initially wanted to do, but can no longer manage. It sucks when something you wanted to create and spend so much time on becomes another part of life that you cannot navigate when things get difficult. I think that, now, I'll leave what's written HERE, but I'm mostly going to be using the