#junjo ask

I mean- not to be rude about it but all this time I thought she was just a self insert with that part of yourself in mind. Idk, to me it feels like it's more than just regular social anxiety.

Have you never thought that you might be on the spectrum...???

If you want to interpret Miss Nae-nae as being on the spectrum then that is perfectly fine. I don't think there is anything wrong with that.

Although, it is unlikely to come up in the story because I am not writing her with that in mind.

I wrote Miss Nae-nae doing things that I do, but more exaggerated. She is like those aspects of myself turned up to max, ya know? It makes it more fun to write and hopefully to read.

I think having trouble with eye contact and having little spazes of excitement are things that a lot of people do.

I have never been diagnosed with autism or anything else on the spectrum. (I'm 30 years old. I think I would have known by now, haha.)

Social interactions are things that I struggle with but I have never been diagnosed with social anxiety either. But like I said above, Miss Nae-nae is that part of me turned up. So that is why I described it as such.

Oh I have drawn Frisk with blue/teal eyes for a while before starting my comic. Here I'll show you some examples:

I had drawn this way back when I would draw on my 3DS all the time.

And here is one with Monster kid and Frisk walking in the rain.

And you can see in the dates that both of these were posted in 2016. Before I started posting the comic in 2017 and well before I knew about your Frisk months ago.

I even planned on Frisk's eyes being this way when I made the reference sheet for them. (I had made reference sheets for a bunch of characters before starting the comic. I never posted Frisk's because it had spoilers in it.)

You can tell this is one of my older drawings haha. And you can see that I had planned for Fae's return to Frisk to change the skin tone. But I decided against that later on.

That is so incredibly sweet of you to say ^^

Here have a little sketch of Fae smiling, just cause I felt like it~

That is an interesting question. Since Fae is still a "baby ghost" (only a few days old). Her magic is still in "human mode" so to speak. So if Fae's magic works the way it would if she was in the underground as a human.

But it is an interesting idea to think about how those traits would translate into ghost monster powers. Here are my ideas right now:

Determination: Increased magic presence, faster flight, big attacks

Integrity: Greater magic control, Holding magic, Barriers

Patience: Clearer magic, invisibility, Sneak attacks

Bravery: More physical magic attacks, attack bursts

Perseverance: Longer lasting spells/attacks, strict patterns to evade

Kindness: Harmless attacks, grey attacks (Great for entertainment)

Justice: Homing attacks, direct attacks, calling for aid

And just like the humans they originated from, each ghost monster has their main trait that they get most of their powers. But they can have some from other traits depending on their personality.

Well, I don't really want to draw a new picture. But, I do have this one from the ask blog. It's from a time when Fae dressed up as a princess for Halloween. You can also see the other's costumes, too.