#project blusion

A Fusion Flower can induce fusion during any stage of its development, though without the bumps on the petals gained in the final stage, there’s no guarantee the fusion will be stable (as in not making the fusion form abnormally, not give negative side effects etc) or last very long.

When in the process of making two creatures fuse, the bud (referred to by many as the “Heart” of the flower; get it?) glows.

Size doesn’t matter ;) (As long as it’s in its adult state, you can trust trying to pick out the best flower to be a crapshoot) 

While initially weak in its early stages, when it reaches stage 5 it becomes extremely strong. It takes real effort to shatter the Heart and the vein is ridiculously strong to the point that it resists being cut easily by some swords! 

If the flower is not in its adult state, or the Heart is damaged in some way, the fusion could potentially not come out right (see Old/Fat Gotenks if you want an idea of what I’m talking about) or worse; scramble the two attempting to fuse into a mish-mash of traits only mildly resembling their original form.

Project Blusion 003 - Pac-Mouse 

With last time’s hint out of the way let’s introduce Blusion #3. A fusion of two icons of their industries, it’s Pac-Mouse! Now with a logo! Sweet!

Magic makers on their own, Mickey Mouse and Pac-Man are sure to make a mark together! The ever adventurous and heroic Mickey will keep Pac-Mouse on track with his kind personality and diverse skill set while Pac’s bottomless appetite, platforming prowess, shape-shifting talents (which allow him to change from Mouse to Pac-Person to dot muncher in the blink of an eye) and sharp wit (see Pac-Man World) help give their fusion the edge they need to keep their enemies aggravated and at bay (and maybe even bring out Mickey’s more mischievous mannerisms). All this in his numerous mousecapades to protecting his home and the ones he loves, in particular the fair Ms. Pac-Mouse seen above his head in the background of the central designs.

This one was a lot of fun to draw; I love both of these characters and combining their designs was a breeze. So many easy fusion spots. As I mentioned previously, I’ve added a character custom logo to the mix, though don’t expect it to appear in every upcoming Blusion. As you can also probably tell, I really like the Pac-Man World incarnation of Pac so he was the main inspiraction here while Mickey is based off his more classic design. The exception being the two designs above the information box, which are a one-off fusion of Pacster (the Ghostly Adventures incarnation of Pac-Man) and Modern Mickey. Now to the topic of something I find important: the colors. 

I chose to reserve coloring every drawing except Mickey himself and the central mouse form Pac-Mouse. This wasn’t because of laziness or because they're actually differently colored, but because it really messed up how Pac-Mouse's eyebrows looked. So yes, he's still black, but for the sake of clarity he wasn't colored in. While on the topic of colors, mouse form Pac-Mouse’s skin is yellow, fur is black, his pants buttons are gold, pants are red and gloves are yellow gold (or light orange, he’s quite fashionable you know). For Pac form it’s mostly the same, his legs remain black and the weird suction cup things that attach his legs to his body are red. Pacster Mouse is also mostly the same but with orange shoes, a more Modern Mickey skintone and light orange gloves.

Tried to keep it brief, but of course that all came crashing down on me. I hope you enjoyed the art/personality bio and all that stuff. Pac-Mouse was a real fun one to make and managed to be a special ray of sunshine in my day whenever I drew him. See you next time!

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