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Our Favorite Fivesome

Drawn by RoseRed

Nothing makes feel as famous as when people do guest art of my own characters! Here's RoseRed's mighty take on the Lovely Pregnant Brigadiers, with a few embellishments of his own. And even if he spelled "Brigadiers" wrong, and his version of Brigadier Cinnamon towers over the rest of the group and looks suspiciously like Faye Valentine, it's one of the most beautiful tributes they've received so far!

Swirl It Up

Drawn by Silver Star

A lone Alexis, a singular Swirl-- with that special Silver Star style! Silver Star is a well-known artist in the community, but this is his first creation for PG-13. It looks like Brigadier Swirl really brings out people's need to put in their personal touch, in a lot of ways... or maybe I just don't draw the girls big enough for many tastes.

Eighteen Months

Drawn by RoseRed

Another lovely image of Juuhachigou, who's as sullen as Rei Ayanami and as fertile as Armitage. She's the ultimate robot! She should start her own carnival!

A Late Bloomer

Drawn by RoseRed

Although I've done my share of DBZ-bashing in my time, I must admit that it's very nice that almost all of the female characters eventually had childen. Like little Bulma! She grew up before our eyes! Unfortunately, she never grew sideways on camera. Rosered fixed that!

The Road To El Parto

Drawn by RoseRed

Long before the golden era of Chicken Run and Shrek, SKG Dreamworks's animation division was basically a knockoff farm, creating rival films to steal Disney's thunder, like Antz to counter A Bug's Life. Dreamworks's The Road To El Dorado was intended as a counterpart to Disney's Kingdom Of The Sun-- but Disney held back for almost a year, finally revealing it as The Emperor's New Groove, leaving Dreamworks theft artists dumbfounded. Why was Groove so successful while Dorado flopped? The answer is simple: Chicha! Put a beautiful pregnant woman in your movie and it's box-office dynamite!
So, anyway, if they'd listened to RoseRed, Dreamworks might have possibly recovered their investment.

Chi Chi Rocket

Drawn by RoseRed

No, Casual Otaku, I haven't forgotten my promise to you. (It is kind of difficult to find pictures of pre-schoolmarm Chichi, though.) In the meantime, everyone enjoy this new edition of Young Chichi in too-small clothing. TSUBABABABA!

Misty Mountain

Drawn by RoseRed

It's difficult to follow up Mistress Fire-Hazard's numerous lovely pictures of Misty, but RoseRed tackled that monster with a bit of tasteful exposure. Pride and shyness combine to make a very sweet expression...

Pixie's Jinx

Drawn by RoseRed

In earlier times, I believed that the only reason anyone watched Monster Rancher was to hear the weird Eminem-sounding guy in the theme song. ("Mawnsta RANcha. Unlock ya disk.") But no-- unlike nearly any other collectible monster story, Monster Rancher includes monsters who are remarkably humanoid! And cute to boot! And surprisingly fertile, we hope!

Another, Prettier "Tron"

Drawn by RoseRed

It kind of makes sense to have Tron Bonne appear on a page dedicated to reproduction, since she's the FIRST character from any of the four Mega Man serieses to have a spinoff dedicated to her misadventures. Not even Zero or Rush can claim that! So here we wish health and happiness to Tron, and best of luck on her upcoming 'sequel.'

Videl Me This, Batman:

Drawn by RoseRed

Videl me this, Videl me that-- If Chichi and Videl are both pregnant on the same web page, is it in the Dragon Ball Z continuity, or GT? Write your answer on a 3x5 index card, then seal it up along with an SASE and mail it somewhere, like perhaps to an old folks' home. They'd probably appreciate a letter, even a nonsensical one.

Magic-Users Club Each Other

Drawn by Invisible Walrus

More fun from the always delightful Invisible Walrus, this one being a pseudo-Puni-Puni image of the girls of the Magic-Users' Club. I'm certain you can guess what's going on from the title alone-- the word "magic" has special meaning to us fetishists. It means "Stand back; now begins my active fantasy life, wherein my unrealistic feminine ideal miraculously materializes!" Or am I overanalyzing myself?

A Magic Elf Called Guilt

Drawn by Invisible Walrus

Here is a transcript of the conversation IW had with this drawing:
"So when are you going to send me off to PG-13? Ooh, I'm so excited, I can't wait to meet Alexis and Wilder!"
"Um, actually you were just practice to see if Photoshop liked my new pens. I have some requests I need to draw now."
"Ara..."
"You're lumpy and uneven, and one of your breasts is way bigger than the other. I can do much better than that, but I'd have to start over and I still can't draw the same character twice - ergo you're not going anywhere."
"You mean I'm trapped on this hard drive forever? [sniffle] I can't help it if I'm poorly drawn! Nobody loves me. WAAAHHH!!!"
"[sigh] Alright fine, I'll send you. Geez, in the time I spent typing this I could have re-touched and re-colored you properly. Be thankful I fixed your hips while you were still a pencil sketch."

Those Who Actually Are Elves

Drawn by The Rabbit Emperor

A lot of elves seem to be getting in here, we ought to put in a screen door... hey, wait, this picture is by The Rabbit Emperor, new to the art circuit! Keen! This little elf, cute in her tomboyishness, appears to be mentally measuring herself, judging her baby's further growth. Let's hope she's grossly underestimating.

Yay Motherhood!

Drawn by The Rabbit Emperor

Another nice picture from the Rabbit Emperor, this woman seems utterly euphoric about her pregnancy. If you've been part of the community for a while, you may notice that this picture is similar to the first picture Siba_Koorogi ever submitted to Alumineko's page. Coincidence? Or conspiracy?

Comfy In There?

Drawn by The Rabbit Emperor

Another anonymous (but pretty) woman, who appears to be having a thoughtful conversation with the baby in her belly. Let's hope she's not one of those "superachiever" moms, trying to teach the poor kid about Carl Jung before s/he even becomes self-aware. Or maybe she's just contemplating her navel?

Day 3

Artist Unknown

From an artist who wished to remain anonymous-- Kirei, the online angel previously seen in "Day 2" (seen in Archive 3). A lovely picture, showing definite Naoko Takeuchi influences, in a subtle, tony melange of the earthly and the divine. A sublime essence of neo-stylism and joie-de-vivre. Like fascism, but kind.

The Birth Of A Thousand Stings

Drawn by TP Drawer

I received this on Halloween from our good friend TP Drawer, whose own website had recently died, leaving the images of his Monster Pack homeless. (For those of you playing along at home, the Monster Pack was a special halloween-themed group of pictures drawn by TP Drawer for his own site, Manga Bellies.). Here's a tantalizing sample, showing Q-Bee of the Darkstalkers in a fertile moment. Of course, it'd probably be more realistic for any putative baby of Q-Bee's to be gestated in her other abdomen, but that's no fun!

Cat's Cradle

Drawn by Invisible Walrus

I loved this picture so much I intended to use it as the base for a contest (All-Catgirl Update! Send the 100th picture and win a picture request!), but the contest was ruined by a sudden deluge of fan art. Oh well. This is a picture of the cutest thing in the world, a catgirl, made exponentially cuter when you factor in her natural petiteness and massive pregnancy.
By the way, that's not Akira in the picture; it's the Walrus's own self-portrait. Damn, it's true-- we maieusiophiles all do look alike. Or at least the Caucasian ones do.

A Mighty Sliptidal Wave

Drawn by Sliptide213

No way.
Sorry, I'm
too tired
to do eight
previews. Just as Mozart was known for writing music at speed, so is Sliptide reknown (on this website at least) for sketching in volume. Here's eight new pictures... more than I have patience to do preview pictures for, really, so you may have to memorize the names of these ones:
The cast of Harvest Moon 64:
A gang of cute little super-deformed girls, based on that inspired video game wherein one of the objectives is to win a wife and pamper her obsessively until she has a baby.
Ann
Elli
Popuri
PG-13 Jukebox, Vol. 1:
This is a pretty cool concept-- we got into a discussion on the message board about how to convert band names into PG-13 artwork. Here's the first three entries (two of which are among my very favorite bands, hee), but we had a lot of ideas, so more will come!
They Might Be Giants
Weezer
Rage Against The Machine
Little Pregnant Indian Princess: Gotta love that title. This is Sliptide's competent attempt to mimic the style of Siba Koorogi, the genius/madman who runs Puni Puni Preggers. (You may also notice that the They Might Be Giants picture above is a competent attempt to mimic my own style...)
Maya: Behold the crowning glory; the very first piece of Brigadier Swirl fan art! For this, Sliptide wins a special advance picture from Mistress Fire-Hazard, as does anyone who sends art of the Brigadiers!

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Our Favorite Fivesome
Drawn by RoseRed
	Nothing makes feel as famous as when people do guest art of my own characters! Here's RoseRed's mighty take on the Lovely Pregnant Brigadiers, with a few embellishments of his own. And even if he spelled "Brigadiers" wrong, and his version of Brigadier Cinnamon towers over the rest of the group and looks suspiciously like Faye Valentine, it's one of the most beautiful tributes they've received so far!

Swirl It Up
Drawn by Silver Star
	A lone Alexis, a singular Swirl-- with that special Silver Star style! Silver Star is a well-known artist in the community, but this is his first creation for PG-13. It looks like Brigadier Swirl really brings out people's need to put in their personal touch, in a lot of ways... or maybe I just don't draw the girls big enough for many tastes.

Eighteen Months
Drawn by RoseRed
	Another lovely image of Juuhachigou, who's as sullen as Rei Ayanami and as fertile as Armitage. She's the ultimate robot! She should start her own carnival!

A Late Bloomer
Drawn by RoseRed
	Although I've done my share of DBZ-bashing in my time, I must admit that it's very nice that almost all of the female characters eventually had childen. Like little Bulma! She grew up before our eyes! Unfortunately, she never grew sideways on camera. Rosered fixed that!

The Road To El Parto
Drawn by RoseRed
	Long before the golden era of Chicken Run and Shrek, SKG Dreamworks's animation division was basically a knockoff farm, creating rival films to steal Disney's thunder, like Antz to counter A Bug's Life. Dreamworks's The Road To El Dorado was intended as a counterpart to Disney's Kingdom Of The Sun-- but Disney held back for almost a year, finally revealing it as The Emperor's New Groove, leaving Dreamworks theft artists dumbfounded. Why was Groove so successful while Dorado flopped? The answer is simple: Chicha! Put a beautiful pregnant woman in your movie and it's box-office dynamite! So, anyway, if they'd listened to RoseRed, Dreamworks might have possibly recovered their investment.

Chi Chi Rocket
Drawn by RoseRed
	No, Casual Otaku, I haven't forgotten my promise to you. (It is kind of difficult to find pictures of pre-schoolmarm Chichi, though.) In the meantime, everyone enjoy this new edition of Young Chichi in too-small clothing. TSUBABABABA!

Misty Mountain
Drawn by RoseRed
	It's difficult to follow up Mistress Fire-Hazard's numerous lovely pictures of Misty, but RoseRed tackled that monster with a bit of tasteful exposure. Pride and shyness combine to make a very sweet expression...

Pixie's Jinx
Drawn by RoseRed
	In earlier times, I believed that the only reason anyone watched Monster Rancher was to hear the weird Eminem-sounding guy in the theme song. ("Mawnsta RANcha. Unlock ya disk.") But no-- unlike nearly any other collectible monster story, Monster Rancher includes monsters who are remarkably humanoid! And cute to boot! And surprisingly fertile, we hope!

Another, Prettier "Tron"
Drawn by RoseRed
	It kind of makes sense to have Tron Bonne appear on a page dedicated to reproduction, since she's the FIRST character from any of the four Mega Man serieses to have a spinoff dedicated to her misadventures. Not even Zero or Rush can claim that! So here we wish health and happiness to Tron, and best of luck on her upcoming 'sequel.'

Videl Me This, Batman:
Drawn by RoseRed
	Videl me this, Videl me that-- If Chichi and Videl are both pregnant on the same web page, is it in the Dragon Ball Z continuity, or GT? Write your answer on a 3x5 index card, then seal it up along with an SASE and mail it somewhere, like perhaps to an old folks' home. They'd probably appreciate a letter, even a nonsensical one.

Magic-Users Club Each Other
Drawn by Invisible Walrus
	More fun from the always delightful Invisible Walrus, this one being a pseudo-Puni-Puni image of the girls of the Magic-Users' Club. I'm certain you can guess what's going on from the title alone-- the word "magic" has special meaning to us fetishists. It means "Stand back; now begins my active fantasy life, wherein my unrealistic feminine ideal miraculously materializes!" Or am I overanalyzing myself?

Those Who Actually Are Elves
Drawn by The Rabbit Emperor
	A lot of elves seem to be getting in here, we ought to put in a screen door... hey, wait, this picture is by The Rabbit Emperor, new to the art circuit! Keen! This little elf, cute in her tomboyishness, appears to be mentally measuring herself, judging her baby's further growth. Let's hope she's grossly underestimating.

Yay Motherhood!
Drawn by The Rabbit Emperor
	Another nice picture from the Rabbit Emperor, this woman seems utterly euphoric about her pregnancy. If you've been part of the community for a while, you may notice that this picture is similar to the first picture Siba_Koorogi ever submitted to Alumineko's page. Coincidence? Or conspiracy?

Comfy In There?
Drawn by The Rabbit Emperor
	Another anonymous (but pretty) woman, who appears to be having a thoughtful conversation with the baby in her belly. Let's hope she's not one of those "superachiever" moms, trying to teach the poor kid about Carl Jung before s/he even becomes self-aware. Or maybe she's just contemplating her navel?

Day 3
Artist Unknown
	From an artist who wished to remain anonymous-- Kirei, the online angel previously seen in "Day 2" (seen in Archive 3). A lovely picture, showing definite Naoko Takeuchi influences, in a subtle, tony melange of the earthly and the divine. A sublime essence of neo-stylism and joie-de-vivre. Like fascism, but kind.

The Birth Of A Thousand Stings
Drawn by TP Drawer
	I received this on Halloween from our good friend TP Drawer, whose own website had recently died, leaving the images of his Monster Pack homeless. (For those of you playing along at home, the Monster Pack was a special halloween-themed group of pictures drawn by TP Drawer for his own site, Manga Bellies.). Here's a tantalizing sample, showing Q-Bee of the Darkstalkers in a fertile moment. Of course, it'd probably be more realistic for any putative baby of Q-Bee's to be gestated in her other abdomen, but that's no fun!

Cat's Cradle
Drawn by Invisible Walrus
	I loved this picture so much I intended to use it as the base for a contest (All-Catgirl Update! Send the 100th picture and win a picture request!), but the contest was ruined by a sudden deluge of fan art. Oh well. This is a picture of the cutest thing in the world, a catgirl, made exponentially cuter when you factor in her natural petiteness and massive pregnancy. By the way, that's not Akira in the picture; it's the Walrus's own self-portrait. Damn, it's true-- we maieusiophiles all do look alike. Or at least the Caucasian ones do.