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Something for the mirrorverse - new enemies. Light ones at that. They roughly take the place in the story structure of Lesser Nobodies, showing up in the 'second game', so to speak - this is a world where the Organization is very different in purpose, not Nobodies going 'hearts please' but normal people trying to save their worlds... or what's left of them.

So yeah. Light-side mooks. They were pretty fun to design at that! While I did use the 'Kingdom Key' design as the default on the character sheet, I'd imagine those only show up on Destiny Islands itself. The Wishing Lamp one shows in Agrabah, the Fairy Harp one in Neverland, and the Rain Fall one ... would be a spoiler. And so on through all the worlds. They're playful, agile creatures - I imagine them running and tumbling like circus acrobats.

Their bigger cousins still stick with the 'based on keys' idea, although I'm yet to get any concrete design concepts for them. And there's one in particular which is rather ... unique ... I'll link her soon enough, probably.

This is the first time I've used marker pens in ages. Good times. Although it'd probably have helped if I'd used bleed proof paper for the colour drawings... I had to do a little bit of touchup in PS, sadly. And I now realise how many colours I'm missing.

(... I know some of you are probably thinking 'hey, they look kinda like mini-Elites'. I realised that pretty fast. It wasn't deliberate, I was just trying to go for a slightly different 'configuration' than the other low-level enemies. )

Description
Something for the mirrorverse - new enemies. Light ones at that. They roughly take the place in the story structure of Lesser Nobodies, showing up in the 'second game', so to speak - this is a world where the Organization is very different in purpose, not Nobodies going 'hearts please' but normal people trying to save their worlds... or what's left of them.

So yeah. Light-side mooks. They were pretty fun to design at that! While I did use the 'Kingdom Key' design as the default on the character sheet, I'd imagine those only show up on Destiny Islands itself. The Wishing Lamp one shows in Agrabah, the Fairy Harp one in Neverland, and the Rain Fall one ... would be a spoiler. And so on through all the worlds. They're playful, agile creatures - I imagine them running and tumbling like circus acrobats.

Their bigger cousins still stick with the 'based on keys' idea, although I'm yet to get any concrete design concepts for them. And there's one in particular which is rather ... unique ... I'll link her soon enough, probably.

This is the first time I've used marker pens in ages. Good times. Although it'd probably have helped if I'd used bleed proof paper for the colour drawings... I had to do a little bit of touchup in PS, sadly. And I now realise how many colours I'm missing.

(... I know some of you are probably thinking 'hey, they look kinda like mini-Elites'. I realised that pretty fast. It wasn't deliberate, I was just trying to go for a slightly different 'configuration' than the other low-level enemies. )