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Mosta the time when I see a movie that's not revolving humans, I make human versions outta 'em.

SPOILER from here on out but it's nearly a week after the movie's released, so you've been warned.

First of all, thanks for clamming up about spoilers until I see the movie, I appreciate it.

Second of all, finally to thank all of you for 50 watchers, here is the human version of Finding Dory to come across both as fanart and for something all my watchers would want to see. I've noticed that people watch me only for fanart, so I have to cater for the majority of you that skip my original work.

Ever since I witnessed Dory's and Hank's relationship, I've been itching to draw or see what it would be like if both of them are humans and age-corrected. It makes me shrink when I don't see humanizations of Bailey and Destiny since they're practically young and fun to design. Let alone Hank, which is a main character in the new movie.

Clues regarding the new characters' ages:
- Hank offered to be a substitute teacher. Meaning he could be as old as Marlin or Dory's dad.
- Destiny has been Dory's pen pal since they're practically babies. Therefore they're the same age.
- Bailey's friendship with Destiny seems to be a 'partner-in-crime' one, and appropriate for a young adult guy to a young adult girl.

Design explanations:
- Hank lost a tentacle. Descriptions hint that he's crippled compared to his peers. But I'd never believe that in a million years. Hank, even if he 'lost an arm', is still capable of extreme stunts. If not, even more capable than any other octopus.
- Adding the spots on Destiny's skirt was a last minute thing, and boy is it brilliant.
- Hank's mouth is unseen all of the time, so I thought I'd give him a mouth cover so he can play his part as a Kakashi. He moves like a ninja too, holy molly.

Humanized version names to differentiate from the established characters:
Dorr for Dory, Han for Hank (basically read 'Hank' without the 'k'), Dest for Destiny (Funny thing is, 'Dest-' usually ends up being a guy name), Marl for Marlin, Neem for Nemo, Bail for Bailey (Touché Pixar, taking this name right after I changed my own character Bailey's name to Fabienne).

The characters these fan-characters are based on (Nemo, Marlin, Dory, Hank, Destiny, Bailey) are under property of Pixar and/or Disney.
The character design however, is my creation.

Description
Mosta the time when I see a movie that's not revolving humans, I make human versions outta 'em.

SPOILER from here on out but it's nearly a week after the movie's released, so you've been warned.

First of all, thanks for clamming up about spoilers until I see the movie, I appreciate it.

Second of all, finally to thank all of you for 50 watchers, here is the human version of Finding Dory to come across both as fanart and for something all my watchers would want to see. I've noticed that people watch me only for fanart, so I have to cater for the majority of you that skip my original work.

Ever since I witnessed Dory's and Hank's relationship, I've been itching to draw or see what it would be like if both of them are humans and age-corrected. It makes me shrink when I don't see humanizations of Bailey and Destiny since they're practically young and fun to design. Let alone Hank, which is a main character in the new movie.

Clues regarding the new characters' ages:
- Hank offered to be a substitute teacher. Meaning he could be as old as Marlin or Dory's dad.
- Destiny has been Dory's pen pal since they're practically babies. Therefore they're the same age.
- Bailey's friendship with Destiny seems to be a 'partner-in-crime' one, and appropriate for a young adult guy to a young adult girl.

Design explanations:
- Hank lost a tentacle. Descriptions hint that he's crippled compared to his peers. But I'd never believe that in a million years. Hank, even if he 'lost an arm', is still capable of extreme stunts. If not, even more capable than any other octopus.
- Adding the spots on Destiny's skirt was a last minute thing, and boy is it brilliant.
- Hank's mouth is unseen all of the time, so I thought I'd give him a mouth cover so he can play his part as a Kakashi. He moves like a ninja too, holy molly.

Humanized version names to differentiate from the established characters:
Dorr for Dory, Han for Hank (basically read 'Hank' without the 'k'), Dest for Destiny (Funny thing is, 'Dest-' usually ends up being a guy name), Marl for Marlin, Neem for Nemo, Bail for Bailey (Touché Pixar, taking this name right after I changed my own character Bailey's name to Fabienne).

The characters these fan-characters are based on (Nemo, Marlin, Dory, Hank, Destiny, Bailey) are under property of Pixar and/or Disney.
The character design however, is my creation.