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"Every mother is beautiful" - Godeung (2023)

MaekaENDERFOX35's Inksona Ayame and her daughter Maeka at Inkopolis (Known as Chromapolis* in France) Plaza from the first game back in 2015 on the Wii U (Now in Splatoon 3 in 2023). Set a few hours before [Splatoon SFM] A Mothers Catchup , Ayame kneels down to hug and embrace her daughter out in the open just before meeting Miwa Stacey for a fashion project despite her profession as a florist. Meanwhile someone at the roof top is playing a sinister prank and has dropped a bucket with something unpleasant in it.

Call me biased, but this is just heartwarming and sweet .

Featured OCs (MaekaENDERFOX35 )

Ayame
Maeka (Kid version)

Background OCs

Ranger created by RangerBizmuth
Rarest created by RarestThaBlueBean
Saya Stacy created by Spodeurverse
Ruby Octer created by TheGreenInkler

Artist Note

Ruby's eyes usually have a heart shaped pupil
Appearance for the kid version (8 - 10 years) of Meaka is based on speculation, though Maeka may already have render of her OC at that age range.
Kid versions of Ranger and Rarest is pure speculation and they may not have appeared like this in the artist original story and creation.

Language Notes

Mere - French for mother

Fille - French for daughter

お母さん (Okaasan) - "This is the standard, polite word for mother in Japanese. Okaasan is used when speaking to your own mother. This is also the proper way to refer to somebody else’s mother when you talk about them." - Team Japanese
母 (haha) - "The word haha (母 / はは) is another Japanese word for mother. This is humble in form because it is used when talking about your own mother to other people. It is rude to refer to somebody else’s mother as haha, so the safer route is to use okaasan in such situations." - Team Japanese
娘 (Musume ) is the standard word for daughter in Japanese.- Team Japanese
お嬢さん (Ojousan) - "used when talking about somebody else’s daughter". - Team Japanese

Featured OCs created by MaekaENDERFOX35

Splatoon belongs to Nintendo

*From Latin chroma (color) and the Greek word polis (city)

Japanese reference taken from Team Japanese

teamjapanese.com/mother-in-jap…

teamjapanese.com/how-to-say-da…

Description

"Every mother is beautiful" - Godeung (2023)

MaekaENDERFOX35's Inksona Ayame and her daughter Maeka at Inkopolis (Known as Chromapolis* in France) Plaza from the first game back in 2015 on the Wii U (Now in Splatoon 3 in 2023). Set a few hours before [Splatoon SFM] A Mothers Catchup , Ayame kneels down to hug and embrace her daughter out in the open just before meeting Miwa Stacey for a fashion project despite her profession as a florist. Meanwhile someone at the roof top is playing a sinister prank and has dropped a bucket with something unpleasant in it.

Call me biased, but this is just heartwarming and sweet .

Featured OCs (MaekaENDERFOX35 )

Ayame
Maeka (Kid version)

Background OCs

Ranger created by RangerBizmuth
Rarest created by RarestThaBlueBean
Saya Stacy created by Spodeurverse
Ruby Octer created by TheGreenInkler

Artist Note

Ruby's eyes usually have a heart shaped pupil
Appearance for the kid version (8 - 10 years) of Meaka is based on speculation, though Maeka may already have render of her OC at that age range.
Kid versions of Ranger and Rarest is pure speculation and they may not have appeared like this in the artist original story and creation.

Language Notes

Mere - French for mother

Fille - French for daughter

お母さん (Okaasan) - "This is the standard, polite word for mother in Japanese. Okaasan is used when speaking to your own mother. This is also the proper way to refer to somebody else’s mother when you talk about them." - Team Japanese
母 (haha) - "The word haha (母 / はは) is another Japanese word for mother. This is humble in form because it is used when talking about your own mother to other people. It is rude to refer to somebody else’s mother as haha, so the safer route is to use okaasan in such situations." - Team Japanese
娘 (Musume ) is the standard word for daughter in Japanese.- Team Japanese
お嬢さん (Ojousan) - "used when talking about somebody else’s daughter". - Team Japanese

Featured OCs created by MaekaENDERFOX35

Splatoon belongs to Nintendo

*From Latin chroma (color) and the Greek word polis (city)

Japanese reference taken from Team Japanese

teamjapanese.com/mother-in-jap…

teamjapanese.com/how-to-say-da…