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If Sugar Rush had a volcano, The Swizz would be the first to dive in. He’s full of energy and enthusiasm with a wild lifestyle to match his wild hair. He talks as smooth as he can cruise through life, which he rarely does without either his band of bros or his faithful companion Minty Zaki, who unlocks the charmer inside him. Whatever adventure is around the corner, Swizzle greets it with open arms.

Swizzle is just one of those characters who can mesh into any story very naturally, both as a main and a supporter. He’s the cool dude who can handle anything and has been challenged by nothing more than his own nonstop drive for extreme living. That kind of character is great for visual and mental gags. If he’s not the focus of the story, I tend to use him mainly as the observer, able to notice what is going on around him and being super chill about it. He’s all about action and stunts, but he’s not blind to what happens in the world. Beneath his rough and tumble skin is a kind-hearted boy who can set others back on track when necessary.

That’s 2 racers down. What do you think of this new little series I’m trying out? Just a way to scribble out scenarios involving each racer at his or her prime and sharing what I believe each one stands for from both a character perspective and a writing standpoint. Comment below on your thoughts, as well as who you would like to see in the future.

Description

If Sugar Rush had a volcano, The Swizz would be the first to dive in. He’s full of energy and enthusiasm with a wild lifestyle to match his wild hair. He talks as smooth as he can cruise through life, which he rarely does without either his band of bros or his faithful companion Minty Zaki, who unlocks the charmer inside him. Whatever adventure is around the corner, Swizzle greets it with open arms.

Swizzle is just one of those characters who can mesh into any story very naturally, both as a main and a supporter. He’s the cool dude who can handle anything and has been challenged by nothing more than his own nonstop drive for extreme living. That kind of character is great for visual and mental gags. If he’s not the focus of the story, I tend to use him mainly as the observer, able to notice what is going on around him and being super chill about it. He’s all about action and stunts, but he’s not blind to what happens in the world. Beneath his rough and tumble skin is a kind-hearted boy who can set others back on track when necessary.

That’s 2 racers down. What do you think of this new little series I’m trying out? Just a way to scribble out scenarios involving each racer at his or her prime and sharing what I believe each one stands for from both a character perspective and a writing standpoint. Comment below on your thoughts, as well as who you would like to see in the future.