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It's the Forger Family plus two OCs of mine matched with attributes from Bleach Brave Souls. From left to right, that'd be Heart, Power, Speed, Technique, and Mind. The elemental supplements they have are partially based on how I view those attributes, but that's a topic I can't summarize briefly enough. I don't think I need to explain why Yor is Power, Loid is Speed, and Anya is Mind, so I'll get straight to my OCs instead.

My OCs are two brothers named Rafael (Heart) and Lucius (Technique) Aether, whose story would place 20 years in the future of the canon's present. For now I'm thinking of the two working as detectives on cases not unlike those of Ace Attorney Investigations while also having fight scenes similar to the Yakuza series'. However, "Aether" is a false surname forged by their father. In truth, they are the biological sons of Loid and Yor Forger. I won't go into every detail about them in this post, so I'll share the most relevant points.

Despite how I portray Rafael in this drawing, he is usually mellow, easygoing, and idealistic, preferring to chill in quiet places either training in martial arts or playing and writing music. But if he's surrounded by things he hates or is uncomfortable with, he becomes moody and gets this dark look in his eyes; and though he tries to keep that in wraps, all it takes is one more provocation to enter his most violent fighting style, "Werewolf", in which he relies on sudden movements, explosive brutal force, and lacerating grabs. That's what I chose to portray here and because it's fueled by his darkest emotions and instincts, I matched him with Heart. (Of course, actually controlling darkness is just for the sake of this drawing; he wouldn't actually have that in his story.)

Next up is Lucius Aether, an ambitious young tech wizard who treats most of the challenges and obstacles in his life as mere brainteasers. In contrast to his older brother who is more inspired by their parents' more heroic elements, Lucius has inherited their more antiheroic traits--namely their thoughts or willingness to use questionable methods to achieve their goals. Although he's still one of the good guys, he has less qualms than even his parents do about his approaches; that combined with his mischief and unpredictability tends to drive everyone nuts, especially Loid who even compares raising him to raising a monkey, "He owns you, not the other way around".)

Lucius' intelligence and ingenuity would qualify him for "Mind", but because of my emphasis on his means, I gave him Technique and portray him wielding light in the form of floating laser swords that can extend and retract at his command.

Description
It's the Forger Family plus two OCs of mine matched with attributes from Bleach Brave Souls. From left to right, that'd be Heart, Power, Speed, Technique, and Mind. The elemental supplements they have are partially based on how I view those attributes, but that's a topic I can't summarize briefly enough. I don't think I need to explain why Yor is Power, Loid is Speed, and Anya is Mind, so I'll get straight to my OCs instead.

My OCs are two brothers named Rafael (Heart) and Lucius (Technique) Aether, whose story would place 20 years in the future of the canon's present. For now I'm thinking of the two working as detectives on cases not unlike those of Ace Attorney Investigations while also having fight scenes similar to the Yakuza series'. However, "Aether" is a false surname forged by their father. In truth, they are the biological sons of Loid and Yor Forger. I won't go into every detail about them in this post, so I'll share the most relevant points.

Despite how I portray Rafael in this drawing, he is usually mellow, easygoing, and idealistic, preferring to chill in quiet places either training in martial arts or playing and writing music. But if he's surrounded by things he hates or is uncomfortable with, he becomes moody and gets this dark look in his eyes; and though he tries to keep that in wraps, all it takes is one more provocation to enter his most violent fighting style, "Werewolf", in which he relies on sudden movements, explosive brutal force, and lacerating grabs. That's what I chose to portray here and because it's fueled by his darkest emotions and instincts, I matched him with Heart. (Of course, actually controlling darkness is just for the sake of this drawing; he wouldn't actually have that in his story.)

Next up is Lucius Aether, an ambitious young tech wizard who treats most of the challenges and obstacles in his life as mere brainteasers. In contrast to his older brother who is more inspired by their parents' more heroic elements, Lucius has inherited their more antiheroic traits--namely their thoughts or willingness to use questionable methods to achieve their goals. Although he's still one of the good guys, he has less qualms than even his parents do about his approaches; that combined with his mischief and unpredictability tends to drive everyone nuts, especially Loid who even compares raising him to raising a monkey, "He owns you, not the other way around".)

Lucius' intelligence and ingenuity would qualify him for "Mind", but because of my emphasis on his means, I gave him Technique and portray him wielding light in the form of floating laser swords that can extend and retract at his command.