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Sta.sh
Brilliant piece, it's playful but still professional and filled with all your nice touches, like the detail in the trees and the quality of colour.
One observation I make about this is that in this picture it's pretty difficult to tell Samurai X's gender than on the minifigure herself... but then again, in the Ninjago story, Samurai X's identity (and gender) are supposed to be a mystery. Obviously the minifigure does a really poor job concealing either of those things, so much so that in the TV show they gave her a futuristic headset in order to properly conceal her face. So perhaps your decision to leave off the eyelashes was deliberate. Even if not it doesn't take away from the dynamic impact of this drawing.
The background is nice here, as is the spiky character in the foreground. The somewhat faded colors here as opposed to the vibrant plastic primary colors of the actual toys add a level of cinematic realism. Great work all around!
Peace
H.