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First off is the coloring scheme. Red, orange, and yellow signify the burning flame, which Overheat is capable off. The fire starts off bright at the top of the creation, while slowly becoming less yellow and orange as it becomes a dark foreboding red, crimson, and black. The creation itself shows the cycle of fire.
Next is the originality, and (pardon my language) but holy crap, there's a lot of it here. The first off is the head, building off of a simple Rakshi head. As Rahiden said, he used individual eyes instead of the normal translucent piece normally used to show the Rakshi's eyes. The arms could've had a bit more "oomph" to them, but it is clearly made up for in the torso area. While keeping to [relatively] the same dimensions of the normal torso frame, Rahiden [of course] takes it a step further, using pieces built for titan sets. The legs were created with great originallity in mind. If you look at the thighs, you'll see a piece held with red rubber band. Seriously, I can't figure out what to use it for besides for the head. However, despite the methods used to apply it, it still blends in very nicely with the body.
Now for my one little...."pet peeve" with this creation. Very small though; the hand piece is more typically used for the foot of a creation, and I don't think it goes particularly well in terms of possibility with the hand on this creation. Otherwise, another job well done Rahiden!
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