Deku FanArt from My Hero Academia.3mf
Deku lunges forward in this explosive triptych fanart, his intense gaze locked on the viewer as crackling energy erupts around him. The striking red, blue, black, and white palette captures the raw power of My Hero Academia's iconic hero-in-training. Rendered across three panels by vanshiv_artifacts, the textured HueForge layers give the swirling lightning and battle-worn costume incredible depth and dimensional presence.
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