The khopesh isn’t a hook. It’s still a sword, just curved. Holding a khopesh backwards is just a backwards khopesh and not a different weapon.
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What Jon said. I was thinking more along the lines of the image Keks posted, and it’s exactly what I said in my initial comment.
Kama all the way. Though I’d be for making the curve a bit more rounded.
I’ll have my full pitch (which mentions some stuff like this) up in a separate topic sometime soon.
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Ok, after giving that further thought, I’m all for kama (kamas?), or those hook- blade things Jon said. They work much better.
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The highlighting on these is the best part.
these are super adorable
I actually think the large shoulder pads work really well. Sometimes you have to overexaggerate proportions to visually portray characteristics. It definitely makes him look really tough.
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*Khopesh
That was a sickle. A khopesh is meant to strike the target on the outward-curving side.
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Hook swords work better than kama if we want to go with something larger. But they aren’t as subtle, IMO.
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I think Kopaka looks amazing, and giving Pohatu a knife is actually a good idea.
This could have worked for an animated series. The style is miles apart from Ninjago and simple enough to be animated.
Too bad it has been forgotten.
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SO CUTE!!! I like how you depicted Pohatu I liked his cheerful G1 self better than that grouch in G2 and it’s also cute how depicted Onua and Lewa I was very touched by the father/daughter relationship between them
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