#wheat doe

Crystal

“Apparently I gave you [Princess Gumdrop] a 0/10 for, quote: 'Botching laser eye surgery in a way I didn’t think was even possible', please don’t tell me that’s why I’m stuck as a vampire now.”

Crystal was initially shocked that her crush, Yuni, had turned into her best friend’s twin. She knew her complicated feelings had only one solution: Lock them in a box and never let them see the light of day again. She supports “him” for years, but her suppression reaches critical when Yuni’s psychic therapy sends ripples through spacetime, causing an AU Crystal to overlap with her existence. Now a tall vampire, if Crystal suppresses it she can temporarily revert back. Can she permanently fix her condition before everyone else finds out, or will an inky imposter take advantage of her absences…? Crystal is the main character of TYFE part 5: Identity Fraud.

Primary Inspiration: Marceline from Adventure Time

Plural or Plural Adjacent?: Adjacent (Singlet with two bodies)

Art of Crystal's human form by: Sunnyside_Cakes and Art of Crystal's vampire form by: ragingwoodcock

Wheat Doe

“It’s MY life, and no one can take that away from me!”

In a dingy, monster infested dungeon, a trap was sprung on the destined hero of the land, Wheat Doe. Mira Cooper, the Lord of Evil’s right hand woman, used her enchanted copper mirror to foil the hero. Morphing her body to mimic Wheat in body, mind, and soul, Mira separates Wheat from her party and takes her place. This Reflected Wheat, unaware she’s a fake, faces many challenges connected to her mimic existence. Even as the copper reflection oxides and grows patches of mold-like green, this Wheat Doe is ready to fight tooth and nail to prove she’s just as real. Reflected Wheat Doe is the main character of TYFE side story: Molded Reflection.

Primary Inspiration: Luna / Asuna Kagurazaka from Mahou Sensei Negima!

Plural or Plural Adjacent?: Plural (Magically induced)

Jilly Bean

“I do not feel emotions. I hope that this does not cause you distress of any kind.”

Appearing quite emotionless at first glance, Jilly Bean is actually a severely self destructive individual focused on others first. Much of this stems from her assuming she fakes all of her emotions, when in reality she’s an undiagnosed system with one low emotion alter. She has a tendency of intervening with stories she feels demonizes someone unfairly. This need to be someone else’s anchor has led her into much trouble; the lemon coloring on her body is actually scar tissue for example. With the loss of one reformed villain turned friend, Shirley A. Gonna, Jilly’s low emotion alter gets front stuck, worsening her mindset. She is a recurring character in TYFE.

Primary Inspiration: Monkey D. Luffy from One Piece

Plural or Plural Adjacent?: Plural (Unaware)

Art of Jilly Bean by: ragingwoodcock

Wheat Doe

“It’s MY life, and no one can take that away from me!”

In a dingy, monster infested dungeon, a trap was sprung on the destined hero of the land, Wheat Doe. Mira Cooper, the Lord of Evil’s right hand woman, used her enchanted copper mirror to foil the hero. Morphing her body to mimic Wheat in body, mind, and soul, Mira separates Wheat from her party and takes her place. This Reflected Wheat, unaware she’s a fake, faces many challenges connected to her mimic existence. Even as the copper reflection oxides and grows patches of mold-like green, this Wheat Doe is ready to fight tooth and nail to prove she’s just as real. Reflected Wheat Doe is the main character of TYFE side story: Molded Reflections.

Primary Inspiration: Luna / Asuna Kagurazaka from Mahou Sensei Negima!

Plural or Plural Adjacent?: Plural (Magically induced)

Wheat Doe

“It’s MY life, and no one can take that away from me!”

In a dingy, monster infested dungeon, a trap was sprung on the destined hero of the land, Wheat Doe. Mira Cooper, the Lord of Evil’s right hand woman, used her enchanted copper mirror to foil the hero. Morphing her body to mimic Wheat in body, mind, and soul, Mira separates Wheat from her party and takes her place. This Reflected Wheat, unaware she’s a fake, faces many challenges connected to her mimic existence. Even as the copper reflection oxides and grows patches of mold-like green, this Wheat Doe is ready to fight tooth and nail to prove she’s just as real. Reflected Wheat Doe is the main character of TYFE side story: Molded Reflection.

Primary Inspiration: Luna / Asuna Kagurazaka from Mahou Sensei Negima!

Plural or Plural Adjacent?: Plural (Magically induced)

Art of Wheat Doe by: ragingwoodcock

Marcus Lawetlat’la

“Crown? This is…my natural hair… I’m sorry, have you asked me that before?”

Marcus always felt like something was…off. Like he was destined for greater things, but something kept resetting his progress. As it turns out, he’s the ex-main character from a sitcom, “The Lawetlat’la’s”, syndicated to rerun ad nauseum. His mother, Helen, became the more popular main character. Unraveling the mystery of this time loop, Marcus finds the only person who escaped it: A Marcus when he was the main character! One who keeps saying to become “The Best Marcus” they have to integrate and fuse together. Can Marcus resist temptation, and believe in the identity he has now? Marcus is the main character of TYFE part 2: Chosen None.

Primary Inspiration: Bart Simpson from The Simpsons

Plural or Plural Adjacent?: Adjacent