You've really got Silverfox down, I think. And the "girls with weapons" aspect really hadn't hit me. I find it very interesting.

She's one of my faves to draw

But, I actually went through a few ideas for themes... chess pieces, with Shad the knight, Silver the pawn, although that one seemed a little spoiler-ish

Then I thought cards, but realised that if I wanted to go down that route, it would be Smoke and Chili from the Blue Diamond suit >>

So... they're girls with their own weapons, we'll see how well this goes or not

Hmm... Tarot cards?

The only thing with weapons is that, unfortunately, Tawny is actually the only one who doesn't seem to have a weapon -- she's more a failed con artist than a good con artist, if you know what I mean.

True, but then, not every weapon's a masterpiece =o

Not to mention, it more than put Silver in a bind, Blue Diamond pun aside

Although tarot cards... each one holding a card designated to them, not a bad idea at all

Yes, that's a good point -- some weapons in the wrong hands are more trouble than tools. I should go over to Tawny's page and finish this thought...

And yeah, a tarot deck is basically a big collection of tropes in fiction. Hmm. Wonder if I should get a deck and use it if I'm stuck on a voice for a character...

Ehehe bang bang :D Noice job :3

Forth wall busting technique >D

Why am I bleeding? XD Gasp! :D

Maybe an alternate title could be See? Not Bulletproof.

I don't know why she has a band-aid on her nose, but I like it.

You know, it was a rather random addition to the picture, I was looking for something to the design and remembered the bandaid on her cheek earlier in my pics

There are a few people you see using that look, I don't quite understand the look or what it's supposed to be about, but she pulls it off nicely =D

I've seen thing like that used to help hold the nose wider, in hopes of making it easier to breathe. It doesn't work, though.

Hmm... maybe she has something under the bandaid? A micro-sd card, or maybe a lockpick. I could see her getting a little paranoid, and starting to conceal a handcuff key...

...You DID say that little canopener is miniscule, right?

Is she still planning on hiding it from the others in her own uniform?

The P-38 can opener is about 38mm long and 16 wide. The backstory is that during WWII, before the advent of easy-opening packaging, the US Army wanted a can opener so small and cheap they could afford to stick one in almost every crate of food. Obviously, they didn't want a situation where soldiers had food but couldn't get at it. It's made of stamped sheet metal.

There's another, bigger version which was issued to cooks. A bit more expensive, but easier to use.

So unfortunately, it's too big to sit under a standard band-aid. To go on her nose, she'd probably need to put it lengthwise, parallel to her snout, since the top of her snout's round. It would have to be a pretty wide bandage, I think.

A standard bandage pad is .... what, maybe a centimeter square. She probably couldn't tape something much bigger than that to her round snout. A handcuff key might be small enough.

Silverfox had to hide the can opener from the police because, well, it's evidence. She doesn't need to hide it from her friends. If she hides it at all, it's because she's afraid she's going to be captured and strip-searched.