Bring it On!

My submission for 's monthly theme challenge- this one is to draw a character of your own or an official character in a fighting pose.
Oh course, I chose Shivu!

BIG THANKS TO WHO POINTED OUT THE UNCLOURED PIXELS  

Now, a little background on this since it's been a while since you've seen Were-Shivu....

*aherm*

Originally, after the current World of Wolves comic was finished, I was going to do a Halloween-themed sequel in which I would introduce my old character Horror as a werewolf- throughout a turn of events Shivu also becomes a werewolf and stuff happens and idk where I was going with it.
Point is, as I got older I realised that story was, as we say in Ireland, a load of flowers and frolics (look that up, if you must) and I cancelled the project although still decided to keep the ending of the original story open for a sequel should I think of a really good idea (though there are no plans thus far). 

To this day, there are three variations of Shivu.

Shivu the Wolf- the one who appears in World of Wolves. He is a regular wolf as far as biology is concerned (his fur colour aside) and this doesn't change.

Shivu Wolffe (human)- The human version who appears in Counting Stars. This Shivu is a perfectly average human (with the exception of the way he has some animalistic traits) and is a somewhat alter-ego of Shivu the Wolf.

Shivu Wolffe (anthro wolf)- This is the Shivu in the picture- this Shivu was used for a big bunch of short stories I wrote during my school years when I got into Kim Possible. There aren't published anywhere on the internet, and I don't plan to do so anytime soon. In this version, Shivu is an anthropomorphic wolf who lives in a world inhabited by similar creatures- in these stories Shivu was a werewolf who, when transformed, had darker fur, bigger muscles, teeth and claws and enhanced senses, speed and strength. 
You know, an average little werewolfy.

Anyway, so the anthro wolf version was meant to combine at some stage with Shivu the Wolf but the idea is never going to happen
On the plus side I haven't forgotten about Were-Shivu and, as you can plainly see, I certainly don't intend to stop drawing him!