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"This is… Anything but a show. How errible-tay." Gen muses under his breath as his adventure in the depths of forest continues. Through Gen was already popular in his homeland, a career in America was like a dream come. He was promised the world — larger fanbase, larger book sales, larger possibilities for his mentalism! And the result? The worldwide petrification struck during his first show on American TV. What a nice way to start a new life…

Gen Asagiri (Lore)

Gen is a little bit of everything. Chelsea's origin, Luna's occupation, Lillian's fame... You get the idea. Though he's mostly Luna replacement.

Pretty much like in canon, he was picked up by Stanley. Not because Gen knows valuable information, Stanley just has a habit of befriending anyone he happens to bump into.

Occupation: Odd jobs (Read: anything that doesn't fall under the responsibilities of other crew members), or running around handing over stuff to Xeno.

Because Gen was in America all this time, he never met Senku's team until waay later when Kingdom of Science came to colonize America in their great search for corn.

Instead of a walking 'pont-at-target' bait, Gen is sent to Kingdom of Science as an ambassador. He technically gets taken as a hostage, but the Kingdom of Science aren't actively trying to hurt him because he's useful to them.

And because they know for a fact that Xeno is not an idiot and there is a backup lurking somewhere.

Gen ends up becoming a bargaining chip for Kingdom of Science-American Colony treaty. No, he does not like being in that position.

If the treaty is successful: Gen, now along with Xeno, joins Kingdom of Science on their voyage to Araxa in order to find out what's up with the Medusas and the petrification.

If the treaty fails: Gen is safely transported to the base after the opposing science leader is murdered. It leaves him conflicted, but he tries justifying it by thinking it's for his own safety.

Gen Asagiri (Design)

First and foremost, no one is letting him to run around the base barefoot. Knee-high covered boots to protect his delicate (probably smelly) feet from chemical hazards.

Something simple for clothing, such as white shirt with overalls and gloves for protection from leaving fingerprints.

Labcoat cape? He puts it on properly during the work as Xeno's assistant.

Neater hair (Because papa Xeno is very insistent on professionalism). No long hair strands falling into the chemicals. Gen uses red cross hairclips to prevent it getting in way.

Pulse bracelets on each arm. Don't ask.

Pouch belt for everything and anything. Bandages, hand sanitizer, pocket knife-

Sometimes wears a silly hat so he doesn't get sunstroke.

American Colony (Lore + about Xeno and Stanley)

Confederative settlement in San Francisco. It takes an appearance of village rather than a big fancy castle, outskirts of the forest in a valley nearby the water.

Notable architecture includes Xeno's personal workshop/lab, livestock shelter, cornfields, and various resting headquarters.

Xeno (<--> Senku) has conducted experiments and discovered revival fluid, but it's in a limited stock and reserved for specific/extreme circumstances. Otherwise the americans still use just nitric acid and revive those who could stay conscious.

Xeno is the founder and head of American Colony. Renowned NASA scientist, he established the Colony as a matter of gathering the remaining great minds to put American space program back on it's feet again.

Nearly is not as malicious as he is canonically, or at least until his patience is wearing thin. He's willing to offer Kingdom of Science a hand, but he knows Senku's megalomaniac plans well-enough to warn that Americans are not afraid to start the fire first if Kingdom of Science tries to pull something off.

Was iffy about letting Gen in because he believes that civilians cannot offer anything useful to his plan. He ended up getting attached to Gen and now views and treats him as a son.

Is annoyed by Stanley being overly jolly, but knows better than throwing out the best marksman in the stone world (definitely not because he's deeply attached to his childhood friend and actually likes his carefree demeanor and because he's secretly in love with Stanley for as long as he can remember. Definitely not.)

Worsened eyesight, always keeps a pair of glasses hanging on a pocket of his coat. Also wears goggles on his head due to always working in the lab.

Golden ratio/spiral as the main motif. His hair is a golden spiral, thank you very much.

Buttoned up white coat with high collar. Bunch of straps and a belt to hold the supplies, usually test tubes. Patterned trousers and platform boots to assert dominance (they make him taller than he actually is). Retains his metal claws, though here they are attached to his gloved wrists.

.......stout.......... he's on the chubbier side......... soft ball of annoyance......... chubby Xeno brainrot is taking over I'm sorry

Stanley (<--> Taiju) is the patrol guard, who ends up picking Gen up in the forest. Doesn't have much agenda besides wanting to have fun and see Xeno succeed. In fact, his demeanor when off-duty is so different from when he's working that you'll be suprised.

A huge ditz when not at work. Doesn't seem to take much seriously, jokes around, and is pretty touchy-feely when it comes to Xeno. Overall he's pretty friendly for someone whose responsibility is getting rid of intruders. May God be on your side if he gets serious.

Literally him:

Traded cigarettes for bubblegum because of Xeno's nagging (Xeno personally volunteered to supply him with gum if that means Stanley will not smoke). Sometimes you can also see him chewing on grass, but it's rare.

Stanley awoke roughly two-to-three months before Xeno. The little hut on the Colony grounds is his design (It was a base to hoard supplies and protect Xeno's petrified statue.).

Softer and longer hair. It was initially shoulder-length before Stan cut it after awakening.

Bird-armor for patrol duty: Beak mask attached to leather hood, descending into metal mantle with feathers attached below, resembling a poncho. Underneath is a black bodysuit, cropped at the legs for better agility. Protection gear, comfortable boots and leg warmers included.

Outside work, however, Stanley sports a simple sleeveless turtleneck with light cardigan on top, along with cargo pants and black ankle boots. He also has shoulder holsters for his handgun, and a belt with a pouch (mainly used to carry around a lipstick and pocket mirror).

I came up with a new pencil for ibis paint and tried it on her not doing my usual strong linearts you see in other drawings, just so see if it looks more like the anime.... NGL I feel my art feels nakey without those lines, doesn't feel like myself (reason why I can't fully copy someone else artstyle among other stuff HAHA!) I'll have to keep drawing in my style and stop pushing myself to try doing Dr stone style at this point