look at all my sick ass guys imao

Lava/Paint/Maggie | This is my dedicated blog to infodumping about OCs. Inkverse to gijinkas, they're all supposed to be here!

[articskele]

THE WORLD IF THERE WAS MERCH OF MY FRIENDS' OCS

[poyo-ice7]

(ヽ´ω`)

[black-quadrant]

when in doubt about whether or not to make a thing, do it for your 3 hardcore fans.

[black-quadrant]

nothing is too niche. even if it's 1 person. even if the 1 person is you. just create. make it exist.

[harveyarts000]

my smol boi who will fucking explode

[t4timekeeper]

clouwns

ocs property of @/metamelonisle

[lavalanding]

hiiii ^^

i know you already have a light themed retired hero and a dark themed retired villain.

but i wanted to ask if you had a sun themed hero (or villain the sun can give you cancer after all).

if not could i suggest that theme to the group of heroes that defeat the last zodiac. As i think it could fit with the whole story/universe

the sun represents hope. the sun themed heroes inspire the light themed hero. the forgotten hero could represent sunrise ^^. For bringing the sun and hope for the defeat of the homelanders

would that be ok ?

HOLY SHIT YOU ARE COOKING

[lavalanding]

i wanted to ask if i could use the character i suggested a while ago for artfight.

the one who saves a town in the 40s against misanthropic godlike entities ?

i know i'm the one who invented it, but i don't know if you have plans for him ^^

Yes! Feel free to use Forgotten Hero to your heart's content! He's what one might call an "imported character", in that he's part of Inkverse's canon, but he was created by you! Of course you can!

[lavalanding]

elements

Cast:

Starlight - A young forest spirit with phenomenally potent phytokinetic powers and a fondness for sweets like peppermints. They are the current incarnation of an ancient god of festivities, and are mentored by the remaining power of the previous god.

Kori - An earth spirit themed after crystals and ice. Although not as powerful as Starlight, he's a good voice of reason, and often functions as the secondary leader to keep Starlight in check.

tea - A fire spirit with powerful flame magic, and a child of a few words. Although typically quiet and stoic most of the time, it sincerely loves their friends immensely, and is good at keeping its flames from burning anything they care about.

The Host of Yesterday's Party - A "retired" deity of festivities who's glory days are now but distant, fond memories. His successor, Starlight, is promising, but could use a bit of help, and so he aids the young spirit to be a good figure as he was. While he's content in his retirement age, it's extremely unwise to underestimate him even now. The spirit of joy does not diminish with time, and so neither has his strength.

[lavalanding]

Inkblot's Court

Cast:

Protagonists:

Inkblot - The capricious and childish, but ultimately well-meaning creator of Inkverse. A tiny blob of ink with unlimited power and creativity, but little in the way of experience.

Maschera - An undead thief from late 18th century Venezia who became untethered from fate when Inkblot messed with his story's progression. Now he serves Inkblot as a skeletal amnesiac "angel". Also something of a cosmic plaything with a fondness for wine, family, and adventure.

Harlequin - A undead seamstress from late 18th century Venezia who became dislodged from the narrative when Inkblot unintentionally broke her story's progression. In the present, she serves Inkblot as one of their "angels", without flesh or memory.

Commediante - A curious, skeletal man similar to Maschera and Harlequin who serves Inkblot as one of their Angels, or attendants made from the bodies and souls of dead humans. Although he appears to lack flesh, he seems to know far more than he lets on. His origins are completely unknown, yet he seems awfully familiar...

The crow - A shapeshifting avian creature who embodies the cycle of life and death and rebirth. A psychopomp who keeps an extensive list of every single birth and death in the universe, it sees to it to ferry every deceased to the afterlife with no delay, lest their soul decompose like the body it remains in...

Antagonists:

Reversed Joker - A strange, but familiar figure with powers similar to Inkblot and something of a chip on their shoulder. Their connection to the Author of Inkverse is definite, but unknown.

😇(pronounced "angel") - A dark reflection of Inkblot's insecurities, taking the form of a mass of human eyes suspended in black ink, and occasionally mirroring Inkblot's form. They typically only speak directly in the divine language that Inkblot thinks in, represented by binary code. Arguably the closest thing Inkverse has to the devil, but only ever interacts with Inkblot, and does not run the afterlife in any significant way.

[picrossingguard]

Unfolds a long string of photos from my wallet, but instead of children it’s pictures of my OCs

[larval-tear]

worldbuilding edible got me writing up the exact nature of god

[lavalanding]

i think nyx umbra/mr midnight looks like the concept art for dracula in hotel transylvania

OH MY GOD YOUR MIND YES YES YES YOU ARE SO FUCKING RIGHT OUUUUUUGHHHH HE SHOULD!!!

Initially in his youth, he resembled a frizzy-haired and clean-shaven mad scientist, but over time, seeing him (attempt to) refine into more of a dracula-like gentleman with traces of his earlier goofy saturday morning cartoon villain energy still lying strongly underneath

[ozmbiee-deactivated20240529]

I need someone that wants to beat each other up until we get all bloody and bruised as a form of masturbation

[lavalanding]

idea: flying brickhouse; but they're autistic so they are in a constant meltdown due to superhearing and supervision, They still help and save people but they're always screaming

Honestly, that doesn't sound too far off from what I think I'd be like as a superhero...

I'll keep notes on it!

[metamelonisle]

i know I don’t really draw a lot, or even post it here when I do, but this is one of my OCs! They were originally made for the LISA trilogy (specifically LISA: The Painful), but they live in my contained universe now! Name: Dr. Pacific Atlantic Fighting Art: Advanced Chemistry Past occupation: Teacher Likes: Surreal Humor Favorite Food: Tomato Sauce Most Hated Thing: Lost Knowledge “A quirky but cautious scientist with a tendency to bite off more than they can chew. They believe humanity serves a special purpose in observing the workings of the universe.” They were supposed to join Brad after he willingly gets his fingers chopped off, otherwise Buzzo would force feed them Joy until they became a Joy Mutant. They have a move similar to Birdie Hall’s Gasoline Spit that coats an enemy in sodium, which water-based attacks set off. They can even do a more damaging version of this move later on. They help Brad over a mixture of gratitude for saving their life, a simple desire to reunite parent and child, and also because adventures are fun and educational. They end up dead by the end because party members aren’t supposed to survive Painful. They are not addicted to Joy. After I stopped obsessing over the LISA trilogy, i kinda just revived and threw them into my decidedly non-apocalyptic world, where they continue to teach, but as a Vsauce-esque figure who makes informational videos online, and have become a bit more openly unhinged as a result. (Their unusual face is actually a mask, designed after Zero, the true main villain of Kirby’s Dream Land 3.)

[lavalanding]

gun to your head what would a grownup inkblot look like

oh i'm so glad you asked this the answer is really cool you're gonna love it

ok so basically i should clarify some stuff because my friends are mostly familiar with a noncanon design i made for inkblot that looks like a simplistic toy. this was made specifically for an online collaborative writing project, and i wanted them to have a cuter and more personable form for it (left). The form on the right, which is an amorphous blob of black ink, is their canonical appearance within Inkverse.

Something important to note about inkblot is that as a deity, they are immortal, and as such will live forever. They do not possess eternal youth, however, and will continue to age as time progresses. Nevertheless, Inkblot was designed to be immortal but not ageless, and as such, they are meant to grow and learn infinitely and become infinitely old and infinitely wise as the universe they oversee continues to grow and change again and again and again.

Thus, they will technically never be truly "grown" from a mortal's perspective of a physical/mental prime that one hits and then begins to deteriorate from, and will instead infinitely approach this "prime", as there will always be more time to grow and more things to learn and experience.

Thus, rather than having inkblot have a definitive "kid" and "adult" design, I had a wonderful idea.

When they were first made, Inkblot had a single eye with a single pupil, and an empty white expanse for a sclera, like a cartoon character. But after their first birthday had passed, their eye changed, and they gained a purple colored iris around their eye. When their second birthday passed, they gained another iris, this time blue in color. After another, green. Another, amber. Another, brown. Once Inkblot had gained a rainbow's worth of eyes at age 10, these irises were so bright that the colors themselves began mixing with each other, and each new iris further enhances the complexity of the pattern in their iris, like an evergrowing fractal.

Inkblot's age is measured in their eye, and as they continue to grow infinitely into an infinitely wise being, although their body appears finite, their eye introduces their true nature: a being without end.

[lavalanding]

After encountering this post again, I decided to rework how the fractal-like nature of the pupil works, so that it is always a fractal from the get-go, it just becomes more complex as time goes on.

When Inkblot first came into existence, they had but a single eye with a single pupil, and an empty white expanse for sclera, much like a cartoon character. But over the course of the first year of Inkverse, and thus their own existence, they began to grow an iris, iridescent in color. But by the time the anniversary (and Inkblot's first birthday) had rolled around, this iris held a simplistic rainbow pattern. And as the years rolled on from thereon, Inkblot's eye would continue to grow in complexity, like an infinite, ring-shaped fractal, focused around a black dot, as dark and pure as the infinity of space and time.

[lavalanding]

i just realized indigo has no motifs beyond being the color indigo

[lavalanding]

ravens