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Here’s Enid from OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes in an anime inspired style for The Multiverse

"Hey there, my name’s Enid, Enid Mettle, and I work for Mr. Gar at Gar's Bodega in Lakewood Plaza, working as a cashier. I am a witch ninja and my parents are a werewolf father and a vampire mother, and they are a supermodel and a spy. I first met K.O. and his mother Carol, when they started working here at the bodega, and he seems to enjoy slacking around by hanging out with me and Radicles, an alien teenager from Planet X. As for me, I seemingly lack motivation in my job when it comes to handling out-of-control situations. Me, Rad, and K.O. fought Lord Boxman and his henchmen, who are the employees of Voxmore, and they wanted to destroy the plaza. I also appear to be in a relationship with a cyborg teenage girl named Red Action, and together we ran a dojo in the end. But when me and my friends found ourselves in the Multiverse, I met some people different from our world, magical girls, a teenage robot, a girl with supernatural powers, and even my good friend Buttercup. If you got something for this witch ninja like me, ask me a question."

OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes is owned by Cartoon Network

Description
Here’s Enid from OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes in an anime inspired style for The Multiverse

"Hey there, my name’s Enid, Enid Mettle, and I work for Mr. Gar at Gar's Bodega in Lakewood Plaza, working as a cashier. I am a witch ninja and my parents are a werewolf father and a vampire mother, and they are a supermodel and a spy. I first met K.O. and his mother Carol, when they started working here at the bodega, and he seems to enjoy slacking around by hanging out with me and Radicles, an alien teenager from Planet X. As for me, I seemingly lack motivation in my job when it comes to handling out-of-control situations. Me, Rad, and K.O. fought Lord Boxman and his henchmen, who are the employees of Voxmore, and they wanted to destroy the plaza. I also appear to be in a relationship with a cyborg teenage girl named Red Action, and together we ran a dojo in the end. But when me and my friends found ourselves in the Multiverse, I met some people different from our world, magical girls, a teenage robot, a girl with supernatural powers, and even my good friend Buttercup. If you got something for this witch ninja like me, ask me a question."

OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes is owned by Cartoon Network