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OMA-AKU / NNE-AKU - The IGBO Goddess Of Fortune, Wealth, And Economy. NNE-AKU (Source Of Wealth) Is Symply The Goddess Of Entrepreneurs. One Of The Many Manifestations Of OMA And Her Omnibenevolent Essence. She Is Carrying UDU Vessel, A Symbol Of Mother Power In IGBO Culture. She Covers Her Eyes To Show Her Fairness, And Equal Treatment. The White Feather Represents Her Purity. And Her Basket Is Full Of GOLD Pouring Out All Over The Place.

kenanglah aku sepanjang hidupmu

One step then run or risk losing a life

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Aku Aku outline in white.

A funny merch of Aku Aku and the Crash, from the Bandicoot games. For all the gamers and 90s platform lovers.

I did it for the adventure.

inspired by drone toys so he made drone art with a few cultural words added " iki tek aku "

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jap…aku goated

Keep Calm and AKU SOKU ZAN (Slay evil immediately) - As Saito Hajime could say

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Cute things for cute people :)

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crash bandicoot, the funny and crazy dog?? from the old times videogames, illustration art by Mexican artist lebeau

Don't touch it!

samurai jack mini fan art .

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It seems that hunger strikes wherever the orange marsupial goes on his perilous adventures!

Dalam gelap dengan cahaya yang sedikit, aku menyalakan senter dan melihat sesosok hantu tepat dihadapanku

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Aku Frog

Combine cute owl bird with japan samurai. Cute owl seen strong and manly. Color on japan style. Samurai warior

Spin Jump Wump Crash Bandicoot Fanart

"Oh! Y–yes… the crates are meant to be broken!"

Blood Sun splatter Samurai Jack

The coolest samurai there has ever been.

Evil rising sun

Aku Aku in Crash Bash said this phrase. It's iconic. It should be on a shirt.

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ʻŌlelo noʻeau are proverbs or poetical sayings that are commonly used when speaking Hawaiian. There are ʻōlelo noʻeau for all types of scenarios. ʻŌlelo noʻeau can also be used as a motto for an organization, a classroom, or even as a personal motto. Meaning: Put forward the paddle and draw it back. Go on with the task that is started and finish it.

Only a true Crash Fan know this crate!