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The show follows this group of three recent college graduates (a.k.a. Ladies Book Club) who set out on a journey of job hunting and trying to earn money/fend themselves by completing the challenge suggested by the unique casts of the quest giver they've encountered on the paths with their wits and the power of drawing.

Is this vaguely recalled premise of Drawga accurate? Check out the show to find out if I pulled all this out of my arse! 🫵 Links to episodes and playlists are listed below. (The answer is most likely yes, but check them out anyway. Please, for the love of Porfo, I'm lonely here.)

*(Although Karina has been in several Drawfee episodes at the time of S2 Drawga's release, this was before she officially became a full-time host of the channel, hence her absence.)

Season 1 | Choose your own adventure ↗

(Pre-LBC. Not a must-watch for those who are here for the LBC ladies, but it's got that old Drawfee nostalgia of back when they were still recording in the middle of a busy office, and is relatably snack-sized compared to the later seasons.)

Season 2 | Character Creation: 1 2 / Playlist ↗ / Bonus One-shot episodes 1 2

Season 2 Prequel: Ladies Book Club (webcomic) ↗

Season 3 | Playlist ↗

Other appearances: 4 Artists Draw Fan Art of EACH OTHER'S Art / Pro Artists Redraw Their Old OCs

I've been thinking about the possibility of there being other "lost" 1010s that got left behind, just like Kerinting did. One of the lost ones was a White that got picked up by a massage parlor, and that implies probably anything you're thinking of.

The idea was that besides having Kerinting cement the idea that "copies" are separate entities from each other rather than being extensions of the same entity, since this White got lost before the desynchronization and thus doesn't have any of Desync!White's abusive tendencies, it was also an opportunity to explore the concept of sexuality and how it applies to the 1010s.

The idea that 1010 are sex symbols (I don't think this can be argued) that are physically incapable of actually having sex or desiring it for themselves is intriguing to me, and I believe there are some parallels between that and how it's generally frowned upon for pop idols to have partners for the sake of selling the fantasy.

Story wise, I never really had Kerinting explore his sexuality because he never gets reprogrammed to desire it, and it's not really important to his arc as much as his gender identity is. In fact, there was an early joke that I wrote that 1010s have their definition of "sexy" conflated with "desirable," and they try to be as sexy as possible no matter what the situation is, but they're programmed with a purely scientific understanding of what "sex" is and don't understand that "being sexy" means making people want to have sex with them. Like they know that they're being "provocative" but don't know exactly what feeling they're provoking.