Hold Your Horse Meat!

An ONIKUMA (Demon Bear) is a dark furred, walking-on-hindlegs, big bruin that goes out in the middle of the night, stealing horses for their own feed. They are so strong they can lift a boulder that 10 men couldn't shove. They usually live in caves as they feed on horse meat. Since they are strong, that's what made me made this bear look tough. The way how white their necks are in those old vintage paintings, that's got me to draw a white collar fur around it.

Since they feed on horses, imagine if they could be the ones who will take care of packages of horse meat?

In this, a particular onikuma invites those two kitsunes and a mataneko (or neko) to a barbecue. It has an  unorthodox taste. Mitsuru doesn't seem to mind. You might've guessed what kind of burgers are they.

The name, Anoruto is a Japanese way of saying that name, Arnold, referring to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who did some performance in Japanese commercials like Nissin Cup Noodle.

This idea seems a little bit HORSE, don't you guys, think?

Note: that Arabian lamp and tea with oil has something to do with these cats in Japanese myth. When a cat licks oil from a Japanese oil lamp of any kind, it's a sign to that person that something unnatural is about to take place. Kind the like  of phenomenon if your corns hurt, something is about to happen. The main reason you'd see cats do that is because the kind of lamp oil is actually made from fish. I figure an idea if nekos consume lamp oil!

Yokai of a Chance (チャンスの妖怪) ®
Yokai of a Chance (チャンスの妖怪 )™

Kenshin, Mitsuru, Yoshiko, and Anoruto © Josiah Shockency (JCS)

Wednesday, May  4th, 2016 (Star Wars Day, May the Fourth Be With You, Force)

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