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Artwork: Disciple of the Ghost Hunter

🕑 Added 2026-01-08 20:54:43 +0000 UTC

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Savannah Black

For some reason, I look at that and think 'She needs boots!'

Truedragon5374

I'd say more magical vampire hunter than paladin. At least in DnD, Paladins have alot of stuff for healing and protection in addition to smiting undead. Tigu's blue fire only hurts the undead i think, no Lay on Hands or aura of protection. But she was given a divine mission from a god so, you do have a point.

Shweta Narayan

the cutest ghost hunter

Valderan

I think the pose exaggerates the leading shoulder, possibly intentionally since it looks like shes holding the pose which might cause a more bunched or rigid look?. I think this is one of those "muscles look like this" which is true regardless of gender. I will say that the following shoulder line leading into her chest looks real freaking accurate to my mind and shows good anatomical understanding but like... I'm just a guy, not an artist or kinesiologist myself so... I'd chalk it up to being unusual at most because most women don't have musculature like Tigu.

Chimera80

Hey… if Tigu is personally blessed and empowered by a deity focused on taking out demons and undead (ghosts)… does that make her a Paladin? He literally told her to “Continue your hunt in my name”, making her one of his representatives in the living world.

L Ko

Tigu’s shoulders are just a bit too manly

Chimera80

It’s titled “v5c46 - Reap the Harvest” on Royal Road

WyrdWizard

I understand what you mean. Imo Tigu is trying to learn and find her balance when it comes to demon hunting

WyrdWizard

Good post. Looks like Tigu is trying to find her footing when it comes to ghost hunting imo.

ABTelford

I usually like all the artwork but…that pose is very much not Tigu - not cat-like, not elegant or strong. It’s weird. I get that she’s imitating the painting behind her but…it’s not Tigu’s style at all. I can tell it’s well drawn and artistically sound I just…it’s not my cup of tea. BUT! Thanks for the post! Getting new stuff is fun even when I don’t like it too much. So, thanks author man! And artist - awesome job on the muscles! They are very present but not overdone, that’s a fine line to walk and you did it successfully!