I'm using sergals a template design and adding aquatic bits until something original pops up and changes everything. The pointed nose just seems appropriate for aquatic aerodynamics. So, for now, imagine a sergal crossed with a Zora from Zelda.
No problem. :3yes i understand. i sometimes misunderstand cause english is not my native language i use. Of course i meant my char(sona to be lore friendly of the world with no changes. your world your rules
Absolutely.
No, you're absolutely right. That's a difficult one though. Sharks wouldn't blend well with the neon parkour theme unless we found a way to make it like swimming in air... OH. They could literally *become* graffiti instead of neon powers and swim in walls!
That's a pretty cool idea. Although, are you going just use sharks instead of an original creation? If so I would advise to create a species that has attributes of other existing species such as a shark.No, you're absolutely right. That's a difficult one though. Sharks wouldn't blend well with the neon parkour theme unless we found a way to make it like swimming in air... OH. They could literally *become* graffiti instead of neon powers and swim in walls!
Perhaps we should just leave it as earthly aquatic life. Sharks, dolphins, orcas... though we should probably design something weird like anthro minnows or seahorses. Whatever would look good anthro.
well designing a new kind of species needs lots of thinking and a artist to pull it off.
Well, there was this betta fish in the Sonic comic.
Neat. If we've agreed we are going to do sea animals we can start talking about the beginning of the story. For example, should we start with all the main characters knowing each other already or have them meet? The first option makes the world easier to grasp because the focus won't initially be on the characters but the setting instead. We could make it so our characters are childhood friends and tell their story through conversation between friends.Well, there was this betta fish in the Sonic comic.
Like if it was something like an angel fish or something like that, this would make an easy starting point.
well they kinda can start from few friends at start and then meeting few more along the way. Story wise i mean.
(Just got hired at an interview, w00t!) The setting seems really important to establish. If they already all know eachother, we can focus on the underwater setting, the dark atmosphere, the mechanical police force and then proceed on the characters getting their graffiti powers.
Interesting very interesting. Ok so what would bring our "heroes" to Atlantis? Which theoretically would be very deep in the ocean by then.
How about while the group crashes at a warehouse, this Atlantean artifact resonates through the steel boxes brought from an excavation project or something? The characters were just graffiti punks tagging up New Seattle and stealing food to get by before their powers were realized. I like this because of the irony of how graffiti in Seattle is legal during the human age.
Neat! ... but, what if the proximity to the crystal was toxic after a time, causing aberrant mutations? Or - the tattoo's fade with use, necessitating 're-inking'? Absolute power corrupts absolutely, right?
Mutations I'll avoid in this story, but the idea of having to refill powers may work since merging with a wall can literally avoid all hostile situations.