#ruby kwee

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This commission by Aeolus06 features three of my fan kids (who were designed by @chillguydraws) getting in a friendly debate regarding their shared favorite manga, ToTo's Fantastic Journey (guess the reference). Crystal Kwee-Loud was adamant that the alliterative protagonist would've stopped the latest threat alone, but Lian Loud-Ping argued that it was a team effort that kept everyone alive long enough to beat the villain. Ironically, it was their younger cousin & half-sister respectively, Shelley Sharp-Ping, who gave the two a dose of reality to calm things down.

Li: No.

This commission from @toonsforkicks22 was the product of my unhealthy obsession with memes and noticing coincidences. In this case, two shows born from the last decade (man, that makes me feel old) that I and a few peers have been keeping tabs on (to varying degrees) each has a girl from a Chinese/Caucasian household with a close relationship with the protagonist and her younger sister who's a prodigy of some sort. Hence, we have Sid Chang and Tina Kwee reenacting the infamous Spider-Man imposter meme (as best as they can considering their height differences), while Adelaide and Ruby can only look on in confusion (it might go without saying, but their aged-up looks are based on @chillguydraws's infamous redesigns). And yes, this also invokes the "Dr. Doofenshmirtz 'If I Had A Nickel'" meme.

This commission from @chillguydraws brings us Crystal Kwee-Loud, the daughter of Lincoln Loud and Ruby Kwee. At long last, Lincoln has someone in the family that appreciates his favorite superhero comic-verse just as much as he does. Granted this was mainly due to Ace Savvy becoming more mainstream by the time Crystal was born, but the sentiment still counts. Crystal grew up reading and enjoying these books, especially when the Full House Gang/the Full Deck had expanded its membership with new heroes who looked eerily familiar. Though she and her mom don't fully see eye-to-eye on this hobby, the latter doesn't want to deprive her daughter of her childhood. As a result, Crystal would often spitball ideas for her dad to implement in the company-wide event arcs after advanced classes.

The second delves into that crossover pair I can't help but indulge: Lincoln Loud & Ruby Kwee (in the older redesigns by @chillguydraws). Not wanting to break tradition, Lincoln closes the distance to give Ruby a peck on the cheek while the latter found herself under the mistletoe. Maybe in a few years (and a change in wardrobe & huge improvement in facial hair game on Lincoln's part), they might end up emulating a certain Christmas song that takes place at the time of this upload.

"Hey, I'm Lee Ping; long time, no see. You're probably wondering what led to this little situation. Well, it all started when I attended Ruby's Doctorate Celebration. It was a moderate enough affair, mostly reuniting my old investigation crew and the Genius Club. Some mingling had brought up some interesting revelations: Ruby actually had a crush on me that didn't quite go away; Nadene was into me; Jenny's feelings never really went away, and Tina proposed the craziest idea (once the preceding ladies spoke to her before me, of course). And that's why I'm on Tina's bed (a spot I've been well-acquainted with), surrounded by these lovely ladies I've grown alongside who are looking at me like the most desirable dish in the world. Here's hoping I live to tell the tale." This commission is provided by @pepemay93, using the aged-up redesigns by @chillguydraws.

This commission by @aeolusagain (colored by N-Kosi) features an interesting concept: a crossover OT3. In this case, we've got Lincoln Loud as the shared boy-toy of Mabel Pines and Ruby Kwee (all in the older redesigns by @chillguydraws). The girls tend to mess with him over his less-than-optimal upper-body strength, but it's all in good fun. Hah, those crazy [definitely legal!] kids...