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Basically what if TFC Baby was actually accurate to the books descriptions apart from being smoking hot? This is what I predicted she looked like a while back too, but I refrained from posting because of Pinky’s version. Finally letting this design out to the public, so I hope you enjoy!

“Now the individual features stuck out on her face like warts—each one a marker that this was not Charlie. Nose too narrow, cheeks too hollow. Eyes too far apart. Hairline too high. Eyebrows at the wrong angle.

She was human-size—the same size as Charlie—modeled on a human woman, of sorts, her birfucated red face painted with rosy cheeks and a bright red nose, and her enormous round eyes were rimmed with long, black lashes. She even had hair, two silky orange pigtails sprouting from the sides of her head, gleaming unnaturally in the light—Jessica couldn’t tell what her hair was made of. She was wearing a red-and-white costume—or rather the metal segments of her body were painted to look like a costume; at her waist, a red skirt stuck out playfully.”

Description
Basically what if TFC Baby was actually accurate to the books descriptions apart from being smoking hot? This is what I predicted she looked like a while back too, but I refrained from posting because of Pinky’s version. Finally letting this design out to the public, so I hope you enjoy!

“Now the individual features stuck out on her face like warts—each one a marker that this was not Charlie. Nose too narrow, cheeks too hollow. Eyes too far apart. Hairline too high. Eyebrows at the wrong angle.

She was human-size—the same size as Charlie—modeled on a human woman, of sorts, her birfucated red face painted with rosy cheeks and a bright red nose, and her enormous round eyes were rimmed with long, black lashes. She even had hair, two silky orange pigtails sprouting from the sides of her head, gleaming unnaturally in the light—Jessica couldn’t tell what her hair was made of. She was wearing a red-and-white costume—or rather the metal segments of her body were painted to look like a costume; at her waist, a red skirt stuck out playfully.”