yo digo los mismo que mgmnzx los que mas se ven buenos son vile y zero del mmx
hunter_eXe Axl
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zero del mmx
si se refieren a este
no es zero del megaman x (parece pero no es), si se fijan en los colores, se trata de omega zero pero en otro estilo, este fue editado por blackbeltdude (me imagino que han oido de el por el 22xx grand tournament) igual que vile pero algunos otros por mi
pero si se refieren al otro zero, les comento que va a ser unico, y no es por presumir, ya que tendra la habilidad de cargar como en megaman x3 y usar los sables de megaman x5-6, aqui abajo un vdeo de el y sigma
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Tema: Re: W.I.P. de Hunter_eXe Vie Mayo 14, 2010 12:32 pm
ke mal ee char se veia muy bueno si kieres puedo pedir ke te hagan el sheet de omega zero version x
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