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Hey so, I kinda run out of steam for weekly memes recently, so I will be changing the format. I still love making them but trying to make three different memes every Friday did led to bit of burnout. So for now on, I'll just post memes when ever I want and when I have the time. :)
Soo I found a bunch of sketches I don't think I've ever shared, so I compiled a few and here's a bunch of drawings of these characters who I have no idea who they are
Iâm just practicing w the Mice while trying to break out of the Art Block
I did say that Mickey is a celebrity turned private detective. He does some acting occasionally but the desire to help people and solve cases has always been a thing he loves to do; had been his dream job since childhood. And heâs seen worse. He has gone on occasional excursions to Anderville, so knows his job has become more challenging. And helping people can sometimes lead to trouble.
I have Minnie in my AU to become a fashion designer for Cruella of all people. Most of her designs are almost always rejected and she canât afford to quit. While sheâs still working, sheâs looking for similar jobs where it doesnât put her into so much pressure. (**NOTE: This one is subject to change/retcon, this is just a concept**)
Who is that? A little imp? A nymph? That is a force of nature, and sheâs here to learn, have fun, and cause some trouble. Not necessarily in that order.
INFO
Name: Lillian Mayhem
Other names: Tykhe
Gender: Female
Species: Calico cat
Age: Ancient (adult)
Likes: Cappuccino, ice cream, humankind, Phantom Blot, Goofy, Minnie Mouse
Dislikes: Boredom, apathy, constraints, limitations, Mickey Mouse, eternal life
Powers and Abilities:
Flight, Levitation, Teleportation (teleporting herself, other people, or objects through a puff of smoke), Manipulation of Luck / Alteration of Causality (tipping the scales of the laws of chance)
BIO
Lillian is actually a goddess who rules over chance and probability. She hated her position and all the restrictions that came with being a deity, so she fled the pantheon. Her escape led her to hide in another time and another place: Mouseton.
She has an endless fascination with mortal beings, their creations, their short lifespans, and what they choose to do with the little they have. As an extension of this curiosity, she takes great pleasure in creating and exacerbating chaos and conflict among these ephemeral creatures.
The clash between law enforcement and criminals â in which some criminals are bolder than others â seems like an entertaining movie to her, and she regards it as a special pastime. Although she fails to consider the fear and harm inflicted on the townspeople in a broader context, Lillian harbors neither cruelty nor malice in her intentions. She does not favor crime any more than she favors justice.
Some learn by reading, others by listening. Lillian does so through experimentation and observation, and a little âMayhemâ is her preferred method. Even with the vast gulf between their perspectives, she strives to understand the nature of earthly creatures.
In a way, she is somewhat envious of them. So much so that she rejected her divine name to embrace a simple earthly alias.
RELATIONSHIPS
Phantom Blot
Phantom Blot was the first person Lillian met when she arrived in Mouseton.
Before actually meeting him in person, she had observed him from a distance and concluded that he was the most interesting human in the area. She could see his obsession with power, wealth, upholding his reputation as a feared mastermind, and the plans he meticulously devised to obtain all of the above - which, to her, seemed all too silly and pointless.
She appeared before him, bathed in a golden glow, floating in the air, still wearing the dazzling robes of a pantheon member, and expressed her desire to accompany him from that point onwards.
It wasnât the tactical advantage Phantom Blot had hoped for in his schemes.
Lillian wasnât seeking to ally herself with him, but to have him as her tour guide. Whether he liked it or not, there wasnât much room to say no. The goddess of chance simply controlled the outcome of everything with her mood and state of mind, even without meaning to. Making her pout in annoyance didnât bode well for him, so Blot found himself forced to put up with her presence and her antics.
Attempts at manipulation, blackmail, threats, or any means of gaining undue advantage from her powers were useless against Ms. Mayhem. And even when she did grant Phantom Blot a favor, a tiny fraction of what she was capable of, in the end, no real change in his fortunes had taken place.
The change lay in their outlook on life. Lillianâs simple, playful, yet sharp way of thinking, immune to falsehood and deceit, eventually led Phantom Blot to be more honest around her â towards her and towards himself. She, in turn, came to understand human behavior ever more clearly, using Blot as her major point of reference.
Over time, a sense of attachment developed between them that Phantom Blot would never admit to, and that Lillian would never need to voice. The mere idea of a permanent separation between them was enough to expose the bond. Although still a long way off from Blotâs standpoint, for Lillian, it is just a blink of an eye. She tries not to think about it.
Mickey Mouse
Mickey has many fans throughout Mouseton, even beyond the city limits, in rural areas and distant places, further than one can imagine. Lillian is not one of them.
What attracts her to Phantom Blot is precisely the same thing she dislikes about Mickey. Blot causes trouble in the town. His elaborate schemes, his contraptions, the mobilization of entire police fleets⊠he makes things interesting! Like a child poking an anthill with a stick, Phantom Blot creates scenarios in which Lillian can observe and study reactions, feelings, choices â all in practice. Whatâs important? Whatâs forgettable? Why do they do this, and not that? Mickey arrives, springs into action, and the commotion ends. Heâs a real killjoy.
Aside from a simple love of the game, and beyond wanting to provoke incidents for study, the mouse is also the reason why she deliberately interferes with criminalsâ luck and probabilities. And also for the few times she does so in such an unfair way that it can be described, without ambiguity, as pure cheating. Mickey seems to be favored by forces not even Lillian understands, so from her point of view, she is merely âleveling the playing fieldâ.
Lillian Mayhem doesnât actually hate Mickey; sheâs just frustrated by his competence. When she meets him in person, she is mischievous and cordial, even if she comes across as a little sassy. A sassiness stemming from a sort of spite that Mickey has no idea where it comes from.
He has faced all manner of enemies and fantastical beings, but Lillian doesnât seem to have any comprehensible logic behind her actions. Though Mickey is cautious when dealing with her, he is always taken by surprise. Her unpredictable actions and the uncertainty over where sheâll interfere this time â and whether sheâll interfere at all â make his job much harder and more challenging. Ironically, Mickey learns just as effectively as she does. His competence and skills as a detective improve with each new encounter.
There isnât much to say here. Lillian identifies with Goofyâs silly nature and finds him great fun.
Always in Mickeyâs company, he may well get in the way of some devious schemes, but ultimately, heâs nothing more than a silly little guy with a soft heart.
Goofy represents the purest and kindest qualities among all the people Lillian has ever met on Earth, and this sometimes baffles her. His heart of gold stands out even when compared to other gods, deities and spiritual beings. He is a fascinating subject of study.
Lillian does not usually interact with Goofy in person, preferring to observe him from a distance. He is such an outlier that, in her view, she might skew the results by intruding on his presence and imposing her own bias. She treats him with wonder, almost as if he were a kind of endangered species.
On the few occasions when Goofy was able to see Lillian in person, alongside Mickey Mouse, he found it amusing how that floating young woman addressed him and behaved in his presence. A nervous, starstruck reverence. He "didnât realize" he was "quite that famous".
Her Family
Lillian Mayhem didnât run away for no reason.
Unfortunately, her stay in that town and that historical period was temporary, and Lillian knew it. The adorable bell tied around her neck with a ribbon was a constant reminder that she couldnât escape her fate forever.
Thatâs not to say she wouldnât try.
What if Bagheera was kidnapped by the sky pirates to get ransom from Shere Khan?
If Bagheera needed medical attention ASAP then Shere Khan would pay the ransom. But other then that Khan is taking his panther back by force. Of course he's going to be smart about it.
He would hire Baloo because 1) he's one for the few animals that truly knows what Bagheera means to him and 2) is one of the only pilots skilled enough to face Don Karnage and his fleet and get out (mostly) unscathed. Kit would be a plus 1 due to his knowledge of the pirates.
He would have his pilots as backup for the bears, but kept afar. He trusts his old friend to bring Bagheera back
In the end Bagheera got home safe and sound while Don Karnage was left with egg on his face. Bagheera was given some time off to help calm his tiger's nerves despite what Khan says.
Of course Shere Khan isn't going to let the pirates go unpunished
