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Just a little sketch I did, fairly happy with how the faces came out in profile.
Purity and her arch-enemy, Plasmouse, in an arcade-style face-off.
Artwork and Purity de Winter © me
Plasmouse © their owner
Purity and her arch-enemy, Plasmouse, in an arcade-style face-off.
Artwork and Purity de Winter © me
Plasmouse © their owner
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 750px
File Size 104.5 kB
Nice picture, Purity.
I wonder what Purity's reaction would be if she ever meet my supervillain character, Fenris. She a superpower fruit loop who thinks she's actually the Fenrir who is suppose to eat Odin during Ragnork (The Twilight of the Norse Gods), and thinks that Germania and Lady Liberty are a couple of Valkyrie. Especially Germania, since she rides around on a pegasus.
I wonder what Purity's reaction would be if she ever meet my supervillain character, Fenris. She a superpower fruit loop who thinks she's actually the Fenrir who is suppose to eat Odin during Ragnork (The Twilight of the Norse Gods), and thinks that Germania and Lady Liberty are a couple of Valkyrie. Especially Germania, since she rides around on a pegasus.
Yes, she is a horse, but, she also has a 'pet' wolf. Krieg, who helps her out. As for her ride: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5063197/ .
Given what you said here might want to fix that pic? As it seems to name the pegasus Krieg as I dont see a wolf in it. Still that would be some intimidation factor if you were suddenly faced by what looked to be a two headed flying horse, until Germania got off and proceeded to kick your tail (this being from a villian's viewpoint).
Ok, misspoke. Blitz is the wolf's name (Lighting) while the horse's (stallion) name is Krieg.
Don't know, since in this world, there are regular horses. In fact, all of the Germania, except for maybe the present one's predecessor rode horses.
But, it would be an advantage for her to swoop in on a villain that's a groundling. Especially if she has her wolf, Blitz, with her.
Don't know, since in this world, there are regular horses. In fact, all of the Germania, except for maybe the present one's predecessor rode horses.
But, it would be an advantage for her to swoop in on a villain that's a groundling. Especially if she has her wolf, Blitz, with her.
Thanks!
Regarding Fenris, I think Purity would probably fight her as if she were a dangerous, mentally disturbed individual - i.e. take them down quickly without causing too much damage. They are, in her view, in need of help. Nothing lethal, and if someone that unhinged were in a hostage-taking/innocent-threatening move, Purity would almost definitely submit if it kept others out of harms way (personal rule of hers: never call a crazy person's bluff. They probably aren't bluffing).
Of course, if Fenris *does* have any connection to the mythical powers she claims, then Purity's going to have a bit of a problem, given her relative vulnerability to magic. :P
I've been sitting down trying to flesh out Purity's backstory (there's a couple of options to choose from) recently. Mostly around the origin of her powers, family, etc.
Regarding Fenris, I think Purity would probably fight her as if she were a dangerous, mentally disturbed individual - i.e. take them down quickly without causing too much damage. They are, in her view, in need of help. Nothing lethal, and if someone that unhinged were in a hostage-taking/innocent-threatening move, Purity would almost definitely submit if it kept others out of harms way (personal rule of hers: never call a crazy person's bluff. They probably aren't bluffing).
Of course, if Fenris *does* have any connection to the mythical powers she claims, then Purity's going to have a bit of a problem, given her relative vulnerability to magic. :P
I've been sitting down trying to flesh out Purity's backstory (there's a couple of options to choose from) recently. Mostly around the origin of her powers, family, etc.
Welcome.
Well, Germania thought the same with her, at the start. But, this chick is a very super powered individual, that must have some brains in that head of her, since her major form of attack is a sneak attack. Germania method is to just take her down when given the chance.
No idea if she have mythical powers, since she has only recently been captured, but has not be examined. (Considering how she acts, I'm not surprised.) But she is one powerful and dangerous she-wolf.
Here's a picture of her: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5392884/ her file: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5392834/ another picture, onr that I think you might find amusing, as well as show you how strong the bitch is: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5079278/ and one that shows you that she has such a one track mind: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5079028/ .
I know how you feel, since I sometime get stuck on writing backstories on some of my characters, but, I eventually get them done by letting them form in my head before committing them to paper. Give it time, I'm sure you'll come up with something.
Well, Germania thought the same with her, at the start. But, this chick is a very super powered individual, that must have some brains in that head of her, since her major form of attack is a sneak attack. Germania method is to just take her down when given the chance.
No idea if she have mythical powers, since she has only recently been captured, but has not be examined. (Considering how she acts, I'm not surprised.) But she is one powerful and dangerous she-wolf.
Here's a picture of her: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5392884/ her file: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5392834/ another picture, onr that I think you might find amusing, as well as show you how strong the bitch is: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5079278/ and one that shows you that she has such a one track mind: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5079028/ .
I know how you feel, since I sometime get stuck on writing backstories on some of my characters, but, I eventually get them done by letting them form in my head before committing them to paper. Give it time, I'm sure you'll come up with something.
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