Now that the human AU designs for Poppy, Branch, and Rose are finally here, I am now moving to the rest of The Snack Pack Life. With DJ Suki, Smidge, Cooper, Prince Darnell (who just recently joined in), Biggie, Guy Diamond and Tiny Diamond, Satin and Chenile, Legsly, and Fuzzbert, here are the updates tailored to their specific backgrounds and aesthetics in their human AU looks:
I let DJ Suki, the resident DJ of the Snack Pack, keep her Afro-Filipino, Cebuano, and Japanese roots at the forefront, with her look leaning into amekaji street flair, bright textures, and her signature orange-based palette—just with a hairstyle that feels distinct from Tresillo’s.
Smidge the drummer, keeps her usual look and her compact powerhouse silhouette, with refined musculature and subtle Cherokee touches, blended into her upbeat, deadpan personality.
As for Cooper, the resident rapper and percussionist, along with his twin brother, Darnell, the newcomer of the group, their designs continue to reflect their different childhood environments: Cooper’s pink-leaning wardrobe versus Darnell’s purples and the natural hair color was showing in their brows and Darnell’s undercut.
The Snack Pack’s keyboardist, Biggie stays close to his original redesign as well, with small cleaned-up details like natural blond eyebrows, his blue collared shirt, and the addition of a brown belt for contrast. Mr. Dinkles still has his design as a Pomeranian, especially his sweater, blue bow tie, and top hat.
Guy Diamond, the Keytarist of the band and his son, Tiny Diamond also reflected on their designs too—Guy’s glittering Gyaruo style, which he infused with details from his Indian heritage is paired with his confident transmasc energy. Tiny, on the other hand, his design didn’t change a bit and his black curls matches his dad’s eyebrows, which coincidentally is his natural hair color, They still retain their beauty marks.
The rhythm guitarist, Satin and synthesist/cellist, Chenille have contrasting styles but they’re mostly based on Japanese streetwear, which reflects their heritage. Satin’s style is based on kawaii styles from Harajuku like fairy kei and oshare kei style while Chenille leans more on the Shibuya street elegance like Gyaru fashion.
The choreographer and dancer, Legsly haven’t changed a bit, still retaining her anklet, overalls, and blouse, but I was able to fix her body shape.
Fuzzbert still has his quiet, gesture-based charm, translated into minimalistic Japanese-inspired fashion with textural oddities.
And there you have it everybody, the Snack Pack is finally complete so stay tuned for the other bands and groups that also signed in with Trollstopia Records.
