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While I think G.ameoverse!Carrie being assigned with the Protagionist-Gang is fun I like to think she's a part of her own little F.arcade team, the "Team Rose" to K.it/K.aboodle/G.obbles/F.lappers' "Team Sonic", as it were

In Carrie's Gameoverse AU I imagine that, in addition to being a run-of-the-mill F.arcade agent, she specializes in the (magic) medical field. Her role in her original world was to be a healer/support character, thus Dusk found her enchanting abilities useful in aiding injured agents && refugees from freshly destroyed worlds alike.

She goes on missions just like any other agent would, but is also a paramedic sent out in the case of emergencies and a general healer at F.arcade HQ.

A smallll visual update (that's not even a design necessity, just another optional head accessory!)

General C.uphead posting bc idgaf it's my blog I need SOMEWHERE to say this but

It's really really funny like, delving into the more "modern" C.uphead media (comics, novel, show) and seeing just how more. Blatant they are portraying C.uphead and M.ugman as kids. They very clearly act like kids; they don't know what a "Rum-Runner" is when they run into the M.oonshine M.ob, innocently misunderstanding they mean "Gum-Runners". In both novels them going to elementary school is a plotpoint that kicks off the story.

Like I remember back in the day when it was just the game and despite it still being very obvious they were children the wider fandom tried really hard to go the "it's unclear/up to interpretation" route which for the most part was. fine..? bc most people weren't doing anything crazy portraying them as adults