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Artist Gives Bloodborne Their Anime-Inspired Take

by Kyle Hilliard on May 02, 2015 at 07:16 AM

An artist going by @SaraM_D on twitter recently shared an interesting take on Bloodborne's gothic art.

It does a good job maintaining the gothic style, but looks like it could be a character pulled from the movie Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. You can find more from the artist on their website or DeviantArt page.

[Source: @SaraM_D, odis-world.com, sarasama90.deviantart.com, via reddit]

Kyle Hilliard
Kyle Hilliard
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Kyle plays entirely too much Picross. He once wrote a whole book about The Legend of Zelda.
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