Should be Mitsumi Misato since this illustration comes from page 4 of the booklet that came with the Leaf Vocal Collection Vol. 2 CD. (I do hope it's alright for me to just go and find the artists of some of these old pieces.)
Pretty sure this is done by Sasaki Mutsumi, since this is the front cover of one of the PS2 game's CD. (I'm not sure if VGMDB is good enough of a source for me to tag the artist, but the CD is called "FUใปWAใปRIๅ็ฝ! / ๆกๆใญใฉ&ใฆใฉใไธๆก่ซๅญ&่ซๅญใ็ฝ้ๆฒ็พ &ๅๆจนใๅ่ๅ&ๆใ้่ใใ&ใใใๆก่กฃๆ&่" and has catalogue number LACM-4154.)
facedisintegratestochalk said in comment #2622817: According to VS Battle Wiki
I wouldn't start a sentence this way except to tell a joke. Cartoon characters like the PPGs are not typically written to have internally consistent power levels the way characters in Invincible (try to) have. Just look at Sponge Bob's entry:"Attack Potency: Multi-Solar System level".
I wouldn't start a sentence this way except to tell a joke. Cartoon characters like the PPGs are not typically written to have internally consistent power levels the way characters in Invisible (try to) have. Just look at Sponge Bob's entry:"Attack Potency: Multi-Solar System level".
VS Battle Wiki has it's own take on power levels. The more goofy or wacky the show is, the higher attack potential the characters are.
Go look at Bugs Bunny entry, for example. He's at 1-C power level, which enables immediate destruction of lower-dimensional character (makes sense since we've seen him repeatedly boxing things while ignoring physics).
Parenting note: This, with its child post, is of a same resolution, white the frame is larger. So if it's bigger, it's downgraded; if it's clearer, it's cropped. :( Change it if you have better idea.
Parenting note: This, with its child post, is of a same resolution, white the frame is larger. So if it's bigger, it's downgraded; if it's clearer, it's cropped. :( Change it if you have better idea.
Yes, the parenting is correct. This is a more complete image.
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