#polargeist

maybe ill finish this idea

polargeist and lumiline :333

i like polargeist if you cant tell :3c

Had the idea for some new Mixel OCs! You say they look familiar? Perhaps... On the outskirts of Mixopolis, close to the unknown dark that has yet to be explored, a haunted castle lies. It's apparently abandoned, but many Mixels are afraid to venture in. Rumor has it it's haunted by some monstrous Mixels! But these Mixels mean no harm. Honestly, they're probably the ones that are more scared! Count Sparkula rings true to the silly rumor that all Glowkies are vampires...because he is one! Not only does he have the flashy eyes that other Glowkies have, but he can turn into a bat! Mixels need not be afraid, though. He's a true gentleman, and doesn't drink Mixel blood. He'd rather suck the essence of Cubits right out of their bases, perfect for him and his friends to Mix with, since they're already undead to start! However, Nixels are also square shaped, they seem just as tasty to him... Clankenstein is an undead abomination. Taken from a hodgepodge of rusted bodies of long-passed Klinkers, he's technically a Klinker himself in practice. He was made by a kooky Electroid scientist that rented out the castle and bolted, so to speak, before his creation could be brought to life, leaving him alone. Despite hulking strength and burning-hot steam from his valve, he's shy and quiet, but very very kind and sweet, once you get to know him, at least. Polargeist is the long-dead spirit of a Frosticon. What do Frosticons and ghosts have in common? They're ultra-cold! Unfortunately, despite this calm prank-lover's ability to turn ability, he can't shut off his cold ability. Every room he materializes in suddenly drops in temperature, meaning that he's automatically made present. Thankfully his two biggest targets, his two best friends, are already cold blooded enough to not notice a thing until it's too late for them!

WEEEEEE ANOTHER DONE

Color version is soon

(The cute {sometimes haunting} ghost belongs to @steam-powered-art-blog!)