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Feel free to use it, if you like! 
Only please fave it, that's how I can guess how many people support this. 
Maybe it was a joke, but still that's not funny to me (or I simply don't get it). I think people who tell: "I'm not amused, he has so many pageviews. He draws a lot of fanart..." or something like that, are simply jealous. They say that drawing Fan Art is easier, than developing your own style. Maybe, maybe...But even if you draw fanart, it doesn't mean you needn't use your skills and imagination. Your art won't be noticed if it's badly drawn and doesn't have any originality. So no matter if you draw original characters or fanart, it's important how you draw. 
Why? Fanart is necessary! When the show (or whatever it is 
) is still on, fanart can give creators some ideas, when it's closed, fanart helps the show live in our memory. Isn't it great? And btw it's really interesting to know, how other people see the subject, compare with your feelings for it.
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To me, fan art is like a way of saying, "Hey, I like this guy's work." Plus other works can be a source of inspiration too.
I make a bullshit... 150 favs.
Story of mylife XD