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They were the first characters conceived in my canon. That is until I started creating more characters and overlapping their stories.

The major theme for these bears is 'warmth'. All of them are predominantly three shades of warm color. I want them the audience to know that they're very warm characters with good intentions. Though I have to make sure they're distinctly different shades to make them easier to tell apart. The rule of three is key to characterizing them. Three distinct personalities and appearance is what will make these characters successful. They're still underdeveloped in terms of personality and back story, which is something I'll address sooner or later.

Papa Bear - He's pretty much the typical grump with a heart of gold. I'll redefine 'typical' soon enough. I intended him to be a blue collar/construction worker with jeans. But I've been using blue jeans way too often so I decided to give him khakis. He has a darkest shade of the warm color with signifies his less warm personality. His way of expressing affection is more subdued. He'd rather express himself through action than words, hardly creases a smile, and can be distant at times. Though it doesn't hide the fact that he cares for others.

Mother Bear - She's the one I had most fun with. I made her some sort of diva with a feathered hat to go with it. Out of the three bears, she's the most hardworking. She goes out and takes many different jobs including house keeping, event planning, fund raisers, and community service projects. Her intelligence, charisma, and versatility makes her a role model to all of her peers. What she lacks is brute strength which is supplemented by her husband. Her shade of red signifies her passion for her work and her family.

Baby bear - He's that spunky kid who's brighter than he looks. He often notices things most people overlook and he's often the first to discover anything of interest. For example, he'll be the first to find a clue whenever he's involved in a mystery. Sadly, being a child, most adults don't take him seriously. With his parents working long hours, he's often by himself. This makes him prone to feeling lonely. He has the brightest shade of warm colors to signify his often underestimated brightness and childlike innocence.

Description
They were the first characters conceived in my canon. That is until I started creating more characters and overlapping their stories.

The major theme for these bears is 'warmth'. All of them are predominantly three shades of warm color. I want them the audience to know that they're very warm characters with good intentions. Though I have to make sure they're distinctly different shades to make them easier to tell apart. The rule of three is key to characterizing them. Three distinct personalities and appearance is what will make these characters successful. They're still underdeveloped in terms of personality and back story, which is something I'll address sooner or later.

Papa Bear - He's pretty much the typical grump with a heart of gold. I'll redefine 'typical' soon enough. I intended him to be a blue collar/construction worker with jeans. But I've been using blue jeans way too often so I decided to give him khakis. He has a darkest shade of the warm color with signifies his less warm personality. His way of expressing affection is more subdued. He'd rather express himself through action than words, hardly creases a smile, and can be distant at times. Though it doesn't hide the fact that he cares for others.

Mother Bear - She's the one I had most fun with. I made her some sort of diva with a feathered hat to go with it. Out of the three bears, she's the most hardworking. She goes out and takes many different jobs including house keeping, event planning, fund raisers, and community service projects. Her intelligence, charisma, and versatility makes her a role model to all of her peers. What she lacks is brute strength which is supplemented by her husband. Her shade of red signifies her passion for her work and her family.

Baby bear - He's that spunky kid who's brighter than he looks. He often notices things most people overlook and he's often the first to discover anything of interest. For example, he'll be the first to find a clue whenever he's involved in a mystery. Sadly, being a child, most adults don't take him seriously. With his parents working long hours, he's often by himself. This makes him prone to feeling lonely. He has the brightest shade of warm colors to signify his often underestimated brightness and childlike innocence.