#angels.

I've made a few drink ideas for characters from "The World Ends With You.". I originally posted them on the TWEWY subreddit, and I thought I should post them here. I only have characters from the first game so far, and I'm currently working on ones for the second game.

I encourage y'all to make these drinks and to add your own creative spin on them if you like. Send me some pics of them if you like.

Anyways, let's get on with the drinks.

~Main Characters~

Neku:

Mocktail: a yuzu lemonade with a hint of blueberry syrup mostly for the color.

Cocktail: Add Gin or Vodka

Shiki:

Mocktail: A strawberry rose milk tea with lychee jelly.

Cocktail: add strawberry liqueur or elderflower vodka.

Beat:

Cocktail: A pineapple-coconut slushie with a splash of mango.

Cocktail: add dark rum or coconut rum.

Rhyme:

Mocktail: A sparkling white grape juice with mint and a hint of vanilla would be nice.

Cocktail: add white wine or vanilla vodka .

Joshua:

Mocktail: A lavender lemonade with white peach and a twist of pomegranate.

Cocktail: add champagne or peach schnapps.

Sanae Hanekoma:

Mocktail: Cold brew coffee or chicory coffee for less caffeine.

Cocktail: add a shot of spiced rum, coffee liqueur, or bourbon.

~Reapers~

Sho Minamimoto:

Mocktail: Black cherry and grapefruit soda with activated charcoal, garnished with a dried citrus wheel.

Cocktail: Add absinthe, black vodka, or mezcal.

Yodai Higashizawa:

Mocktail: Spiced tomato juice with horseradish, smoky paprika, and a beef bouillon twist — like a mocktail Bloody Mary.

Cocktail: Add vodka or bacon-washed bourbon.

Uzuki Yashiro:

Mocktail: Raspberry lemonade with cherry syrup and edible glitter.

Cocktail: Add pink gin or citrus vodka.

Koki Kariya:

Mocktail: Blood orange iced tea with a hint of tamarind or smoked vanilla syrup.

Cocktail: Add bourbon or smoked whisky.

Mitsuki Konishi:

Mocktail: Blackcurrant juice with lavender syrup and tonic water

Cocktail: Add crème de cassis or violet liqueur with dry gin

Megumi Kitaniji:

Mocktail: Black tea, Pomegranate juice, blackberry syrup, and a dash of rosemary bitters

Cocktail: Add bourbon or a smoky scotch for intensity

Sho's Taboo Form:

Mocktail: Black cherry, activated charcoal, and blood orange juice

Cocktail: Add black vodka or mezcal

Coco Atarashi:

Mocktail: Sparkling pink lemonade and add Lychee juice + a splash of cranberry + edible glitter.

Cocktail: Add vodka or sparkling rosé + lychee liqueur for a luxe party vibe.

~Cantus/Noise forms~

Ovis Cantu:

Mocktail: Lychee + lavender lemonade with a hint of white peach.

Cocktail: Add elderflower liqueur or white rum.

Tigris Cantus:

Mocktail: Grapefruit soda + lemon bitters + honey syrup.

Cocktail: Add gin and a dash of dry vermouth.

Leo Cantus:

Mocktail: Blackcurrant juice + blackberry + a splash of blood orange. Add a touch of cinnamon syrup or chili-lime for kick.

Cocktail: Add spiced dark rum or absinthe for a truly chaotic twist, Or do a layered black vodka + orange.

Anguis Cantus:

Mocktail: Black tea (like lapsang or chai) + blackcurrant + cinnamon syrup.

Cocktail: Add bourbon or dark rum.

Panthera Cantus:

Blue Version.

Mocktail: Butterfly pea tea (for that glowing blue color) and add White grape juice + lychee. Splash of lemon (turns the blue slightly purple-pink for a shifting effect).

Cocktail: Add elderflower liqueur + vodka or blue curaçao.

Red Version.

Mocktail: Blood orange juice + black cherry. Splash of chili-lime syrup or ginger

Topped with a spicy cinnamon foam or rim dusted in crushed red candy.

Cocktail: Add mezcal for smoke + cherry liqueur or spiced rum.

That's all I have done so far. Tell me what you think about the drinks.

Enjoy drinking and drink responsibly.

Saint Pius V (1566 to 1572), whose professed name was Michael, also took an interest in angels during his pontificate. His apartments in the Vatican are now part of the museums and contain the mosaic displays and Jan Matejko’s enormous oil painting of the Treaty of Vienna, but he also commissioned a little chapel, now used as a vestibule to the Sistine Chapel, where most visitors never look up to see Giorgio Vasari and Federico Zuccari’s cupola fresco, The Fall of the Rebel Angels. In this work, seven exquisite angels in pastel armor pose gracefully while skewering seven misshapen demons. Their wings suggest that these disfigured creatures were once angels, while now they are a mishmash of animal heads, tails and claws grafted onto what were once beautiful bodies. The base of the dome reveals a scorched cityscape, as buildings burn and crumble. The angels, however, come from the ring of light in the center of the dome where putti faces watch the ensuing combat.This fresco was more than a defense of Scholastic theology: Pius V excommunicated Queen Elizabeth for heresy, opposed the French Huguenots, gathered a fleet against the Ottoman Turks and resisted the internal pressures from Catholics who wanted to see the Church soften on doctrine in order to accommodate the new circumstances of the post-Reformation world. Pius responded to these challenges with the vigorous image of angels quelling rebellion, confident in serving the true light.