#kemel

Some more graphics continuing this set of pride flag edits! As always, I used some sex term flags created by @ryanyflags. Kemel (kenochoric sex term) can be found here and midbinmel (midbinary sex term) is here. Ilyamel (ilyagender sex term) is mine, found here.

‘we see now that kemel is no slave’ coolio now give him some lines, quick, before they junk the epis--

in all seriousness, what a loss. I know this is just the beginning of it, but ‘67 had quite the habit of introducing side characters of color that were frankly really consistently interesting but unfortunately just as consistently killed off, and typically marginalized onscreen before they died too. but even bearing that pattern in mind, it’s hard not to be especially upset about Kemel, who’s around for so much of the story, whose help allows our main characters not only to rescue the new companion in this serial, but also do to so in a collaborative effort that specifically highlights the best of humanity, and who’s already an important person with an existing relationship to said new companion, who’ll go on to become a series regular that never quite gets over her father’s death, which happened at virtually the same time as she was witnessing Kemel’s.

Synopsis:

A girl, living with a toxic grandmother and a rude cousin in a dirty swamp-town, works hardly to satisfy her grandmother. One day she meets a gentle man with a kind smile who offers her to travel around world. She hesitates, but runs away from home, only to find out that The man is trapped by his responsibilities to the big corporation, and she herself the witch just like her grandmother.

Characters:

Kosta

Capitan Kemel

Harward

Teobaldo

Agüero family

Javier

Blind Norvin

Kodey

Madam Gera

Mr. 2wein

Vita Hunder

Sire Perfor

Babushka & Ashley

Kosta's mother

Ashley's father

Prince Aiden Flain

Aital & Ayhaan

Extra:

The Witches' Coven

Seaport Soft Sand

Swamp town

Octodom (The Kingdom of Octopuses)

Iced Sea

Timir Haar (Iron Snow village)