Just like the woman shouting at the cat meme but... It's Sun Quan, the design from the game RTK13, and Lu Su also upset/worried at Zhuge Liang.
Zhuge Liang, the design from RTK13, in a chair too big for him, being the cat in the woman shouting at the cat meme. Looking like a smug boy. 💜
💜 Daily #Skebuki No. 180
( #Sketch #RomanceoftheThreeKingdoms13 #RotTK #SunQuan #LuSu #ZhugeLiang )
Lu Su from the film Red Cliff is just confused at whatever Zhuge Liang is saying.
💜 Daily #Skebuki No. 88
( #Sketch #LuSu #RedCliff #RomanceoftheThreeKingdoms )
Another sketch of one of the characters from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms 1994 series. This is the first actor for Lu Su who, I feel, gets bullied a lot. He's grimacing whilst telling off some one (probably Zhuge Liang) to stop being so naughty!
Protest Checklist Before stepping out the door, make sure you’ve got: • Fully charged phone and portable charger • ID and health essentials • Water and a light snack • Emergency contact info • A copy of your rights or legal hotline number • A clear plan for how you’re getting home This isn’t just about showing up, it’s about showing up smart.
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