HOME | DD

Description
As promised, the follow-up to DISASTER (www.deviantart.com/dokidokitsu… ). It took me a while, but I came up with the idea to draw them each as individual parts of the same pic-- so Gal is situated above where Marx was, and Morpho will be above him. I'll put them all together in the end. ^^

So I guess I'll say a bit about him here, since I won't have many more chances in the future...as I mentioned before, all the angels are beings scavenged from another dimension, which I like to think is actually the canon Kirby-verse, or at least some version of it. So the things that happened to them before they were killed carry over into these versions of their characters...like how Marx's remains were found in the wreckage of the Galactic Nova.

For Galacta Knight, these manifest as vague traumas...for example, he's intensely claustrophobic (hint hint~), especially when he's alone.
He doesn't really mind fighting, but he does NOT like being injured; the more pain he's in, the more violent and reckless he becomes...which is useful in battle, although it tends to scare people because he's usually so innocent.

He also has occasional issues with paranoia...which are completely unpredictable, and to which he can react in any number of ways. In short: lotta issues here.

I don't think Magolor would have initially wanted to include him in the Void Destroyer system, between feeling sorry for him, fearing making his issues worse, and of course, worrying about being able to control him. 6_6 But Marx getting torn up kinda forced his hand, and it was either Gal or the amorphous blob of unknown energy that was Morpho at the time. So he made his choice.

And he made the forehead stabilizer. I think it's less like a pharmaceutical mood stabilizer, and more of a telepathic thing...like the psychic version of holding someone's hand, or patting their back so they can calm down (which works well for Gal, since he's generally less unstable when he feels like there's someone else around). It's not a perfect system, but it allows him to live a relatively happy life, and in Magolor's book that's a success.

Description
As promised, the follow-up to DISASTER (www.deviantart.com/dokidokitsu… ). It took me a while, but I came up with the idea to draw them each as individual parts of the same pic-- so Gal is situated above where Marx was, and Morpho will be above him. I'll put them all together in the end. ^^

So I guess I'll say a bit about him here, since I won't have many more chances in the future...as I mentioned before, all the angels are beings scavenged from another dimension, which I like to think is actually the canon Kirby-verse, or at least some version of it. So the things that happened to them before they were killed carry over into these versions of their characters...like how Marx's remains were found in the wreckage of the Galactic Nova.

For Galacta Knight, these manifest as vague traumas...for example, he's intensely claustrophobic (hint hint~), especially when he's alone.
He doesn't really mind fighting, but he does NOT like being injured; the more pain he's in, the more violent and reckless he becomes...which is useful in battle, although it tends to scare people because he's usually so innocent.

He also has occasional issues with paranoia...which are completely unpredictable, and to which he can react in any number of ways. In short: lotta issues here.

I don't think Magolor would have initially wanted to include him in the Void Destroyer system, between feeling sorry for him, fearing making his issues worse, and of course, worrying about being able to control him. 6_6 But Marx getting torn up kinda forced his hand, and it was either Gal or the amorphous blob of unknown energy that was Morpho at the time. So he made his choice.

And he made the forehead stabilizer. I think it's less like a pharmaceutical mood stabilizer, and more of a telepathic thing...like the psychic version of holding someone's hand, or patting their back so they can calm down (which works well for Gal, since he's generally less unstable when he feels like there's someone else around). It's not a perfect system, but it allows him to live a relatively happy life, and in Magolor's book that's a success.