Here is one of the final characters, a supporting member of the cast named "Zen-El"; he's basically the closest thing to a doctor that any of the inhabitants of Korsun will encounter.
Original character art by
BodyxCount.
Here's a brief description of Zen-El:
Zen-El is a former corner from DrakkenGuard (the home world of the Dragon race). Zen-El was quite content with his former occupation; however, during the final years of the war between the Dragons and the Volterran/Soldien coalition, many personnel with medical training, such as Zen-El, were drafted into the medical corps as a desperate attempt to stem the tide of casualties as the war effort became increasingly desperate.
The sights and experiences on the front-line were quite distressing for Zen-El, who was used to the quiet and solitude of his former occupation; he had a great deal of trouble dealing with the inevitable loss of patients and seeing the devastation of the war first-hand.
After the war, Zen-El wasn't sure he wanted to be a corner again, so he wandered frontier worlds and found that trained doctors were in short supply. He now lends his services to anyone who can pay even a modest amount and is willing to disregard the fact that he's a dragon. This typically means that he doesn't receive a lot of patients unless they've exhausted all other alternatives first.
If Zen-El has any flaw it's that his "bed-side manner" is still quite dreadful; he'll often recollect stories of his corner days when applying treatments or will make cadaver jokes (much to the dismay of his patients).
Original character art by
BodyxCount.Here's a brief description of Zen-El:
Zen-El is a former corner from DrakkenGuard (the home world of the Dragon race). Zen-El was quite content with his former occupation; however, during the final years of the war between the Dragons and the Volterran/Soldien coalition, many personnel with medical training, such as Zen-El, were drafted into the medical corps as a desperate attempt to stem the tide of casualties as the war effort became increasingly desperate.
The sights and experiences on the front-line were quite distressing for Zen-El, who was used to the quiet and solitude of his former occupation; he had a great deal of trouble dealing with the inevitable loss of patients and seeing the devastation of the war first-hand.
After the war, Zen-El wasn't sure he wanted to be a corner again, so he wandered frontier worlds and found that trained doctors were in short supply. He now lends his services to anyone who can pay even a modest amount and is willing to disregard the fact that he's a dragon. This typically means that he doesn't receive a lot of patients unless they've exhausted all other alternatives first.
If Zen-El has any flaw it's that his "bed-side manner" is still quite dreadful; he'll often recollect stories of his corner days when applying treatments or will make cadaver jokes (much to the dismay of his patients).
Category All / All
Species Western Dragon
Size 460 x 742px
File Size 45.4 kB
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Thanks, obviously the main artist made the original version as usual, but I traced in the lines and this is the result of my render on Flash.
The coat probably isn't 100% accurate looking, but I figured as long as it's kinda close to the right idea then people will be able to figure it out. I think writing dialogue for this guy will be kinda difficult though, since I really don't know that much medical jargon.
Thanks for the comment though! I'm glad you like it!
The coat probably isn't 100% accurate looking, but I figured as long as it's kinda close to the right idea then people will be able to figure it out. I think writing dialogue for this guy will be kinda difficult though, since I really don't know that much medical jargon.
Thanks for the comment though! I'm glad you like it!
True, but this character is more of a doctor, so mostly he'll be in scenes helping various characters in the aftermath of injuries and what-not. Not every character can be an action character though, otherwise I'd be working on this for years and years.
Thank you, I greatly appreciate that.
Indeed, see you next time.
Thank you, I greatly appreciate that.
Indeed, see you next time.
Yeah, there actually aren't a lot left to do right now; most of the remaining ones are sorta extras technically. The last named one I'm still not sure if I'm even going to show what they look like... Still the hard part is getting everything moving and finding actors for all these roles. I think I might have to keep the scale much smaller on the first couple episodes, just until I'm popular enough to get more volunteers.
Anyway, talk to you next time.
Anyway, talk to you next time.
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