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1. Friend and I recently explored the concept of one of the ways Gera could be screwed over in a fight is if his visors glitched. He only has one pair of goggles and refuses to change it, using it as a means to improve his tech because he's stubborn asf. I also wanted to use it as an excuse to draw cartoon violence

2. Idk I just saw a vid that reminded me of them

3. I wanted to give a character a suspender harness but I didn't want to have to make an entirely new character just to do so. My girlfriend made a fantastic point in that Xerxes could just have them underneath his suit.

4. Ugly baby Xerxes. Most Neo-Animal babies probably don't look pretty and I found out that bunnies and bars are very bald newborns

Ig’Liff is timid by nature. She’s used to be ignored or going unnoticed by others. Though kind-hearted and selfless, she can be surprisingly competitive when it comes to magic—her forte. At her father’s command, Ig’Liff has spent most of her life in the realm of Legerdomain, where she received an extensive magical education—an education she has further enhanced and refined on her own. This obsession dedication to magical learning has made her one of the most powerful mages around. Despite this, Ig’Liff is not used to fighting opponents who do not use magic, and she often tends to underestimate them (not really knowing what to expect from them). She also almost never fights like a normal ectonurite would, as she’s used to use magic rather than her own deadly body. But she is an intelligent individual, and she learns quickly.

As noted on the character sheet, Ig’Liff is not a pure-blooded ectonurite; if she were, she would not be able to use magic, since ectonurite lack mana. Ig’Liff is half faiectonurite, a subspecies of the ectonurite that evolved in the realm of Legerdomain. Due to the specific properties of the dimension, faiectonurites have developed mana pockets throughout their bodies, allowing them to passively absorb surrounding mana. This subspecies looks down on the ectonurite race, considering them beastly and ferocious—essentially the less evolved version of their own species. I’ll leave it to your imagination how a hybrid of the two races might have been perceived.