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ok ok SO. I'll give u the basic set up b4 telling u the characters

so basically the story takes place in modern day America. Except!!! Superpowers exist, and can be unlocked by 2 things:

1. These things called "Charms"

2. A chemical (which I haven't decided the name of)

There are 2 stories that I have set in this universe, but we'll be focusing on the 2nd one bc that's the one that I have more info on.

So. The story is called "Vitals"

This company called "Crater" has basically copyrighted the use of the unnamed superpower chemical and has been kidnapping children and preteens to "transform" them into the perfect soldiers to "lead" (control) humanity.

The company basically manipulates the kids and keeps them isolated from the rest of society. It has "ranks" which are color-coded:

CEO: no color. above colors, even.

Red- 2nd highest rank. Reserved for the CEO'S daughter

Orange- most trusted + most powerful. mostly adults.

Yellow- most trusted -OR- most powerful

Green- basically just orange halved

Blue- basically just yellow halved

Purple- green halved

Black- staff/servants

White: mentors (adults who are teaching kids how to use their powers.

Got it? Ok, let's get into the characters (don't pay attention to the writing on the paper, just the character designs)

This is Avila. She is level Blue, and is the main character. She begins the story completely devoted to Crater, but quickly realizes that everything is not how it seems.

Avila is 14 years old, and her power is controlling gravity. She's not the brightest, but she makes up for it in fierce loyalty and devotion to do good. She can be naive at times, though.

By the end of the story, Avila becomes much wiser and learns to be more cautious of others- not after heaps of trauma are dumped on her, of course.

Voice claim: Kristen Schaal (voice of: Mabel Pines)

This is Oriana. She is level Green, and is Avila's best friend (at least, at first). She begins the story devoted to Crater and her best friend, but when Avila leaves, chooses to side with Crater.

Oriana is 15 years old, and their power is teleportation. They tend to be short-sighted when making decisions, and prioritize their own feelings and success over other people.

While they begin the story being very tame morally, only trying to show loyalty to Crater (their family), Oriana is pushed to their worst and eventually takes over as the main villain. She does not get redeemed.

Voice claim: none? I haven't quite figured out how she talks, so... yeah. idk

(I'm also thinking of making her have a one-sided crush on Avila, to make her more conflicted, but idk. I don't wanna focus on romance in this)

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This is Lola. She is not part of Crater. She is a journalist, and is the person to introduce Avila to the fact that Crater is Evil, Actually. She's an intern at her brothers' work, which is a small newspaper. Lola is also Avila's love interest.

Lola is 14 years old, and is an aspiring journalist. She has a pushy personality, and has difficulties empathizing with others; she's very logical, and tends not to let her feelings show around other people.

By the end of the story, Lola gains a wider outlook on life and learns that not everyone needs to see things her way.

(can you tell that I based her off of myself)

Voice claim: Chloe Bennet (Daisy Johnson on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D)

This is Davina (weird name, I know). She is the daughter of the CEO, and spends the first half of the story fighting alongside Crater. At some point, there's a time skip, and we come back to see Davina sided against Crater.

Davina is 16 years old, and her power is Invisibility. She's quite intelligent, and has a knack for technology, like her dad (who is powerless). She's very empathetic to others, but she can be a bit of a doormat when it comes to those she cares about.

By the end of the story, Davina has accepted her position as basically the main characters' big sister, and has come to terms with the fact that her dad is evil and her life was built on a lie :)

Voice claim: none yet

This is Aster. He is my favorite. His level WAS Yellow, but he left before the story started. He left right after he got his powers, and still has some issues with controlling them. He is a part of an organization which is working against Crater, known as Jumping Point.

Aster is 12 years old, and he can control electricity. He is very powerful, but can be quite unruly when it comes to listening to authority. He's very outspoken when it comes to his opinions, which contrasts to most other people in the main cast.

By the end of the story, Aster dies :). But before then, he learns how to better cooperate with other people and overall becomes more mature.

Voice claim: Ben Schwartz (Dewey from DuckTales, Leo from ROTTMNT, and most notably Sonic from Sonic the Hedgehog (2020))

This is Quinn (Quincy). He WAS level Blue, before he left Crater with Aster. He has full control of his powers, and is part of a dynamic duo with Aster :)

Quinn is 13 years old, and they can control water. I'm thinking of having them be Aster's love interest, but idk. They're very monotone in the way they speak, and tend to come off as uncaring to others. They also have low empathy towards others, but they do care- a lot of the time, they just don't really see why they should until it's explained to them.

By the end of the story, Quinn stays mostly the same, except that they develop a better appreciation for life after their partner dies :(. His arc is mostly based around him learning to trust Avila, who he forms a sibling-like relationship with, then him coming to accept Aster's death.

Voice claim: None yet.

(LAST ONE GUYS I PROMISE)

(yes I know this ones ugly. It was rushed, okay?)

This is Yale. They USED to be rank Purple, but they escaped with Avila. They've always been close with her, and would follow her anywhere.

Yale is 10 years old, and they can Shapeshift. They start the story with absolutely NO control over their powers, and their arc is focused on cultivating their power and learning how the world around them works.

By the end of the story, Yale becomes a young leader with control over their powers and a desire to do good. Maybe they eventually take Avila's position as leader. Who knows.

Voice claim: Terra Strong (specifically as Timmy Turner)

So yeah!!! That's the main skeleton of what I've got, feel free to ask questions!!

(note: I won't be doing anything with these guys anytime soon i.e making a comic or smth, as I am in middle school and also not that good at art)

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Look alive, we detected a surge of girls nearby.

Girls inbound. Get ready!

Wave 1/10

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This post sure as hell became relevant in an unplanned and unforseen way due to the surge of sexbots as of late, huh.

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Wave 2/10

stay alert, they’re coming in fast!

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Wave 3/10 - They have actually good URLs now, please be careful but also I’m so mad, I just saw “pawpatroleuthanasia” and I am bursting green with envy.

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You guys know how to travel in a car with your canes, right? You know where to put them so they don’t kill you in an accident? You’re not just holding them on your lap?

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For the record they go under your feet or under the seat. That’s the safest place for them except the trunk. Pls don’t let your mobility aid kill you in a freak accident

I’ve been driving with my cane wrong the entire time 😃

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If this post saves even just one (1) person from ending up with a broken jaw/face/windshield I will be happy tbh

Nobody deserves to have to deal with maxillofacial surgeons or worse…. auto glass repair shops

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Something that I first applied to working with children, and have applied in a limited form to working with adults: you don't need to tell someone when they read your instructions wrong. Sometimes it's enough to point out what they did right and then whatever they didn't do? You ask them to do it in more precise words, and you make it sound like it's a new request. Remarkable how fast things get done this way.

This is also a habit I built up from emergency response training. If I say "I need you to bring me a first aid kit and an accident report" and you bring me just a first aid kit, it's so much more efficient to say "thanks now can you bring me an accident report" than "I asked you to bring an accident report why didn't you bring me one".

Once you've internalized "a person bleeding out is one of the worst times to start an argument" you start to wonder what other tasks could get accomplished without arguing

oh hell forgot to show dillo here, so yeah armadillo fella who is also a kid’s carpet and they love trains

TRANSLATION: Man, woman, or anyone else, everyone can be a train driver!