![]() Eros: God of Love by day, Panty Thief by night! |
And this is my first Eros cel which came with my bet cel lot in the huge package I purchased off of Yahoo Japan. I really wasn't paying all that much attention to it during the auction-- too busy drooling over Raphael and Mikael--
*tries to decide if she should glare at Raphael or make lovey-dovey eyes-- why not both at once?*
Anyway, I was quite glad to have the cel once it had arrived since I do like Eros after all. And the cel shows off his outfit quite nicely! He looks rather... curvaceous... for a guy, doesn't he?
Oh, get your mind out of the gutter, Mikael!
Uh huh...
Although his outfit reminds me more of a beatle then a monkey...
Hey, I called you prince in this section, you can stand to be called a bug once or twice! Just think of Utena & the Prince of Flies! Anyway, now all I need is a close-up cel of Eros! This cel comes from episode 22, Just Stretch Your Hand and... See?. In this scene Silky-sama's drawer has been glowing and bouncing up and down rather violently for quite awhile and Eros is just dying to open it up and see what's wrong! But-- it's Silky-sama's private drawer! Should he open it or not?
In my cel Eros, who has finally finished twitching and running around like a panicked chicken, has just pulled all the petals off a poor flower trying to decide whether to open the drawer or not. (You can see him clutching the remains of the flower in his right hand.) I don't know what the flower told him, but when the drawer stopped glowing and hopping he walked over to it and opened it to see--- well, go watch the series! You can't expect me to spoil everything can you? The cel includes the A-10(drawer) and C-37 layers (Eros). As you can tell from the below screengrab, I'm missing the fallen flower petal layers (probably the B-layer). I'm uncertain if the light shining down on the drawer is a layer or special effect. Speaking of light-- the airbrushed light coming from the drawer is quite lovely set against a dark background.
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Included were the matching sketches, unfortunately stapled together. I trimmed and over-sized the drawer sketch scan to save space and show the detail.
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