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Westenev said :
I was hoping to get Lasky's thoughts on this before posting the bio itself. Yes. It's a thing.

... or should I just post it and spring it on him? hmm...



Edit: You know, it occurs to me that I haven't actually come up with a reason for Gareth to be on that ship. Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

18-Jul-2017 03:47:23 - Last edited on 18-Jul-2017 03:48:00 by NotFishing

But... Annie... we gave you a reason. Hell, a good one at that.



NotFishing said :
Westenev said :
I was hoping to get Lasky's thoughts on this before posting the bio itself. Yes. It's a thing.

... or should I just post it and spring it on him? hmm...

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18-Jul-2017 03:52:35 - Last edited on 18-Jul-2017 03:55:56 by Westenev

Westenev said :
Annie1227 said :
I don't know what to write for my bio for Inferi's new thread

Here's a lazy bio to get you started. It still needs several passes of editing, some names and personal touches before it can be used. But it's a good concept for Inferi's thread (I think)

And before anyone accuses me of character stealing, this is for Annie, not me.



~Bio Format~

Name: Annie Wells
Age: 13
Gender: Female

Appearance:
5”1’, 42kgs. A cute young girl in a spring yellow dress and flat slipons. She has long purple hair and eyes that possess a curious purplish tinge.

Profession/Skills: She’s small and light, so she can reach or hide in places that others can’t! She can start fires too, but mama would scold her… Oh, and she’s bright and optimistic, can do her own laundry and wakes up early!

Weaponry/Armor/Notable Accessories: A mask (shown in picture), a bag with clothes and packed sandwiches and a small purse containing her travel pass and a fistful of notes.

History:
Annie was the product of a separated family, her father moving away to take his post as a military ambassador when she was very little. This arrangement continued until recently, when Annie’s mother became frail and sickly. Leaving her in the care of her uncle for a time, she would arrange for her father to take guardianship.

A week after she died, Annie’s father made contact via letter. He would be happy to see her! The letter contained a single airship ticket, with an extra note – don’t be late!

Other: I’m totally going to use it. Just give me a minute. Any second now. Yup, I got nothing.
Well, what a nice thing for you to do, West! The .gif made me chuckle, I totally did not expect that, though I actually can imagine Annie's Annie acting like an anime character. Speaking of which, maybe an RP revolving around cartoony characters would be fun to work with.

18-Jul-2017 04:09:47

I don't think working with cartoony characters in writing would be any different from working on real people. Personally, I consider art a medium rather than a different pocket dimension - meaning, if anime came to life, they would look like normal people to us while they would see us as anime characters.

If that makes sense. It's the only way I can explain away childhood favourite WB movies like Buster's Basketball.

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18-Jul-2017 04:21:35

Westenev said :
I don't think working with cartoony characters in writing would be any different from working on real people. Personally, I consider art a medium rather than a different pocket dimension - meaning, if anime came to life, they would look like normal people to us while they would see us as anime characters.

If that makes sense. It's the only way I can explain away childhood favourite WB movies like Buster's Basketball.

Seriously though, it is a good point, I never thought of that, it's an interesting thing to think about. I didn't watch much anime in my life, other than a little bit of pokemon, digimon, Dragon Ball Z, Gundam Wing, Sailor Moon, and that kiddy one with the teddy bear-like cats and frogs.

18-Jul-2017 05:14:58

Hmm. This seems cool, yet oddly inefficient.

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18-Jul-2017 07:39:29 - Last edited on 18-Jul-2017 07:39:41 by Westenev

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