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Nightengale · 2012-08-05, 01:56

Personally, I found the stitch wound reveal to be ingenious.

It's simplistically grotesque, without having to rely on the much expected 'transplanted demons' cliche. And due to how simple it is, how gross and revolting it is depends just as much on the eyes of the beholder.

In a manga-art view, there's nothing terribly ugly about just having a massive stitch wound across the body. In real life, imagine a freshly stitched wound that's constantly unstable and woozy, and you can see the hints of the deep flesh inside with slight movements.

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Nightengale ~Night of Gales~ Author Join Date: Dec 2005	Personally, I found the stitch wound reveal to be ingenious. It's simplistically grotesque, without having to rely on the much expected 'transplanted demons' cliche. And due to how simple it is, how gross and revolting it is depends just as much on the eyes of the beholder. In a manga-art view, there's nothing terribly ugly about just having a massive stitch wound across the body. In real life, imagine a freshly stitched wound that's constantly unstable and woozy, and you can see the hints of the deep flesh inside with slight movements. __________________ *Night~and~Gale: ~ The Final Mythology of the Man who Defied Destiny.* The sleeping lion shall awaken beyond the depths of time, crossing ten billion lights, come to Terra.