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"Here's a thought. How would it be like if a stable fusion resulted between fairly opposite characters? By stable, I mean it's an actual person instead of two minds fighting over the body. Like, say, Mandy and Amanda, or Martin and Janet(Martin's determination with Janet's desire to do what she can to be accepted). Melisa's secretive yet helpful side with Nadia's love of freedom. Alexis's desire to protect others and Patricia's go with the flow ignore the rules attitude. And even a Saya/Maya fusion and Elizabeth/Vivian fusion, since they're the definition of opposites. Things like that."
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There certainly could be. Honestly, the whole "opposite" thing is pretty vague. I don't really design characters to be opposite versions of each other, so I have to push the definition of "opposite" for this sort of question. For example, one could consider Alexis Schultz and Tulip to be opposites. They are opposites in terms of relative power, how "human" they are, and how they choose to use their magic. One uses it for relatively selfless reasons and to protect order, while the other is almost purely selfish and uses their magic to cause chaos. I could probably do more if I wanted to.
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Peko, is a cool fusion, and the others are nice.
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Thanks, I had a lot of fun with all of them.
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You are welcome.
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He he, I can't blame you!
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Certainly not. I'd be curious to see if she'd change me or anything.
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That depends on how fun you are to party with. 
If you were very fun, she'd leave you be. If you were boring, perhaps you'd end up as a cute, busty young party girl.
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Well, I wouldn't call myself boring, but of the two, I'm probably closer to that.
Personally, I'd love if she changed me either way.
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Oh, she could definitely change you, especially if you wanted it.
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I certainly would. It'd be an interesting experience.Β
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Did you want to RP that or something?
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I could. I mean, if you want to of course. Hate to force you.
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Heh, so essentially, if you fuse Amanda and Mandy you get Pinkie Pie.Β
Seems like Peko is mostly just Cordelia with an older feline bod to me.
Jacqueline seems affably evil at best, like she'd experiment with evil in college, then abandon it as soon as she graduated, and gets a job as a hedge fund manager, where she'll most certainly magic away a lot of investors' money from their accounts to phantom accounts in ethereal sylvan lands of fae and wood nymphs and the fabled Sandals resort.
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Ha ha, more or less. She ends up as someone cheerful and fun. (I don't watch MLP, so correct me if I have the wrong personality, ha ha).
Sort of. Peko is a bit nicer and more relaxed, but yeah.
I can totally see Jacqueline that way.
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Peko looks great to see more of and seeing her having fun
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Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed her!
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Meh Peko seems like too much of a prankster for her own good, and Amy seems like little more than a slightly busty cheerleader though at least she puts some thought into how she solves others problems.
Jaqueline however stands out the most. Β She's got Janet's cuteness with Martin's high class aura a case unlike the other two where the strengths of one rounded out the weaknesses of the other. Β It makes for her being one of the most interesting fusions yet and makes me want to see more of her. Β And her blush with that mischievous smile just makes me think that she's challenging any girl who dare's to just try to compete for Senpai's affection without crossing the line into yandere territory. Β Finally since she was made of a fusion of a boy and a girl than would't that make her a hermaphrodite?
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I'm glad you like Jaqueline! While I'm not sure if I liked her dialog the best, she's definitely my favorite visually. Combining Janet's cuteness, Martin's formal attire and mixing in just a hint of sexiness was actually pretty fun.
As for the hermaphrodite thing, I imagine her more as a normal girl. Martin's not man enough to affect his fusion's gender like that.
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I have just realized the major difference between Kitsintus anf the Silkie .
The Kitsintus is vary outgoing and energetic.
Where as silkie s are shy
I personally relate more with the introverted Silkie s myself.Β
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"Silike and Kitsintus"? Sorry, I'm not sure I fully understand. Do you mean "Kitsune" and "Selkie"? As in a Fox Spirit and a Water spirit?
I totally dig cute, introverted magical creatures though!
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Yes, !sorry about the spelling errors.Β
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It's all good, I just wanted to make sure I understood what you were talking about.
Granted, the personality of various spirits and creatures alters drastically from story to story. In some myths Kitsune were mad killers and clear villains, while in others they were kind and devoted mothers. I love portraying magical creatures in different ways.
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Anyone got the vibe that Peko has the personality of Tracer from Overwatch? (Punny and Arrogant)
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I can sort of see that. I do love puns, and I do love extreme confidence!
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Nothing is better than laughing like an evil noblewoman!
Oh ho ho ho ho ho ho!
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Nothing quite like the good old fashioned, "I'm better than you" laugh.
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On, this, I think everyone can agree.
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This was an enjoyable set of answers. I have to say that Amy is easily my favorite though.
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Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed Amy, she was a fun one to write. I'll admit Jacqueline was my favorite one visually, but I probably liked writing Amy's dialog the most.
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Love these.^^ And absolutely loving Amy.^^ Jacqueline and Peko are pretty cool too.
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Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed all of them. Amy did end up rather cute/sexy I'll admit.
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And it seems that your fans really like her too.^^
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Yeah, more than I expected to be honest.
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"Hey Jaqueline, you could be a NICE supreme overlord."Β
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Jacqueline: True, I could try that out I guess, but a "Nice" Supreme Overlord might be hard to handle. What constitutes "nice", I wonder?Β Is it granting freedom? Or is it enforcing order? I worry that on some level, I'll fail to make the world a truly better place to live in. I feel like, at the very least, I'll have to work my way up to "supeme overlord".
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The first Overlord game ironically had you, while you're playing an evil overlord, that you retain enough free will that by the end you can become the BELOVED overlord by the people under your rule.Β
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That's a fair point. Granted, Overlord is also kind of silly game, ha ha.
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Not sure how the two girls that make up Peko are opposites or how they're supposed to balance each other.Β
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It's more of a personality thing than relating to magical powers. Patricia is cheerful, friendly, energetic, helpful, and loves to joke around. Cordelia is sarcastic, cruel, cynical, and prefers to make other suffer. They share some similarities (both sort of like to "prank" others), but I thought they were opposite enough for the answer.
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Well, one is peppy and fun personified, while the other is unambitious and cynical. Put that together, and you've got a mischievous slacker with some magical propensity. At least I think that's what we're going for here.
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Darn, you explained it way better than I tried to, ha ha.
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