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MM10 Sheep Man Art Contest Winner Announced
When news of Mega Man 10 initially hit, fans of the Blue Bomber were very excited for his return. However, much of that excitement ended up directed towards newly revealed Robot Master, Sheep Man. Recognizing the budding fandom, Capcom funneled the collective anticipation for the sheep herding robot into art contest. Now the winners have been announced.
Seen above is contest winner HZ’s piece of clever art. Clearly Sheep Man is a beast in combat, because he was able to take down legendary wolf and Okami protagonist, Amaterasu. The piece is cutely coined “A Sheep (Man) in Wolf’s Clothing.” Very witty synergizing two awesome Capcom IPs, HZ.
The winner will receive Mega Man and Mega Man X art books, and qualifies for a signed Mega Man sketch from Inafune or Ariga. I am quite jealous.
We grabbed some of our other favorites from the contest, but be sure to check out Capcom-Unity for the full debriefing.
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