#shadowfawn characters

Anya Philippus is a shapeshifter, and this... this is her favorite form. She feels like she's a lycanthrope, and she loooves this feeling! (That doesn't mean at all that this is her only possible form... the imagination, and her body mass, are the only limit!)

She's a character from Shadowfawn.

"Shadowfawn" is the story of a girl who follows the rules, who follows the path her family laid out for her, and the result is... disastrous.

But that's the recipe for an interesting story, right? A disastrous path.

What you see in this illustration, however, is not the protagonist of Shadowfawn, but her best friend, Maris (holding her pride flag). Maris has never tried to follow the path her parents laid out for her: she's a punk through and through, always ready to rebel.

A... wyvern? With a mane? Breathing fire?

You're wrong: this is a human. It may not look like one now, but they has actually undergone a horrific transformation, one that hasn't changed their human DNA, just their appearance... so who is this person?

Find out in Shadowfawn - The hypnotic girl.

Sam Bedstone is a solid agent, and he's also a catalyst for many of the New Dark World stories. In short, he's always in the way. Curious about his story?

Find out in Shadowfawn - The hypnotic girl!

At first glance, it would seem that Virgilio loves to stand out from the crowd, thanks to his elegant and "extravagant" clothes, often with fine mesh or leather inserts, his sometimes intricate earrings, and his black nail polish. In reality, where he comes from, Esteban Island, people tend to have a strong personal style, so Virgilio was encouraged from an early age to dress as he pleased, and among a group of his fellow villagers, he certainly wouldn't look out of place.

Virgilio Raghi is a young resident of Esteban Island. He appears in Shadowfawn, and is due to appear in the "monographic" book dedicated to his story, The Boy from Esteban Island. You can read Shadowfawn here.

Bloodhound and Werhunter in their "battle" outfits! While Werhunter puts his incredible engineering talent to good use with cutting-edge robotic armor, which allows him to be better protected and inflict devastating blows both with the impact of the armor itself and with energy beams, laser beams, and flamethrowers, Bloodhound arrives on the field in a "simple" (if you can call it that) black leather suit complete with cape and turban, a "classic" (if... yeah, if you can call it that) villain outfit that doesn't protect him much, nor does it make him stronger. 

But Bloodhound's weapon isn't physical: it's mental. 

(Fun fact: in the background you can see an advertisement for Raji-Ben, sunglasses roughly corresponding to the real-life Raj-Ban, and the testimonial drawn on the billboard is a superhero/singer, namely Hawk Storm, better known as Death Rider.) 

Want to get to know them better? Bloodhound and Werhunter are the protagonists of Bloodhound ... and, obviously, antagonists in Shadowfawn.