#au headcanons

[dandanmustdie]

Losers au Frank probably has Mikey or Ray as wallpaper while Gerard has YN

[shortcake-the-strawberry-cow]

Deciding to humor y’all with my version of the Koopalings’ favorite things. First up:

Here are my version of the Koopalings’ favorite ice cream flavors:

Larry: Chocolate

Roy: Frozen Yogurt (doesn’t do sweets)

Lemmy: Orange Creamsicle, Cotton Candy and Rainbow Sherbet

Wendy: Strawberry or Lemon (or both)

Iggy: Matcha, Pistachio and Pineapple (mango and coconut to be determined)

Morton: Oreo/Cookies n’ Cream

Ludwig: Dark Chocolate

Will try to do these as routinely as the artwork🤞🏾.

[truly-morgan]

KageHina | AbeMiha | MiSawa

Decided to switch up what sport my fav play for funsies, here are my thoughts.

KageHina

= Kageyama "setting is the coolest position, you are the control tower" Tobio would most definitely be a catcher. I feel like catcher would fit him perfectly because he gets to make the calls and has eyes on the whole diamond in front of him. He's already sharp and fast as a setter, could see him use that perfectly well as a catcher, both for calls or to throw to base to take a runner out.

= Hinata should be a pitcher (and not just because I love battery ship, even if I can't lie about it being part of it lol). I can see him watching a Koshien match and just falling in love with the ace position, thinking it's cool and all. He sees that #1 on the back of a pitcher who keeps striking out the batters, and he just falls for it immediately.

= Kageyama, who used to be disliked by the pitchers on his previous team because he was too harsh and demanding. Could see the dislike coming from how he is too demanding with his pitches, requesting stuff he knows they can throw, but they don't feel confident enough about, even if it's a sure out. Could see him getting really frustrated at them shaking off his signs and being too harsh when doing mound visits. At some point, their ace and the other pitchers just shake their heads at all his calls and throw what they want until he gets switched out by their coach when the message is clear, "we don't want you catching anymore".

Or alternatively, ace pitcher getting so fed up he literally walks off the mound to the dugout and requests to be switched out, but no one wants to get on the mound for Kageyama. Cue Kageyama getting switched out, even more so as he gets angry about this. Their relief catcher takes the spot while another pitcher goes to the mound, while Kageyama is left to watch from the dugout.

Now he hesitates at being too demanding or asking for riskier plays and feels tense when the pitcher shakes off his signs because he doesn't want that to ever happen again.

= I think Hinata's middle school would have a baseball team (since it seems more popular than volleyball). A small team from a small middle school who aren't really strong, and most players play more for the fun of it than because they actually want to go anywhere with baseball. Hinata is probably the only one taking this very seriously and giving is 120%. Even when most have gone home the moment practice is over, he's always the last one to leave and lock up behind him. They never really make it past the first or second round in tournaments and never gather any attention.

I could see the coach wishing they could teach him more and train him better as a pitcher, but struggling since they don't really have the experience for it, nor the facilities to properly train Hinata. They do their best and hope Hinata will be able to find a coach and team that will make him shine.

= I think much like canon, Hinata would beg ask his friends to catch for him or bat against his pitching as extra practice. Could see his catcher being one of the people who entered the club not for the passion for baseball but just as a fun thing. But since his friends have no experience catching or batting, really, he has to adapt to them a little.

= Kageyama is considered a genius catcher, and everyone is confused as hell about how he ended up at Karasuno, given his reputation as a catcher.

= I think Hinata would have a weird arsenal of breaking balls with a sucky fastball. I can see him finding breaking balls so cool and just trying to learn a lot of them, but since he never had a proper pitching coach, some most of his form and technique are not the best. I think he could be good at pickoffs, though, with his quick reflexes and sharp instinct.

= I think Hinata should still have springs for legs and shock everyone anytime he just jumps to catch a hit. Anything flying a little too close overhead will get caught, and he's fast enough to throw to base if there are other runners. He also gives everyone a heart attack by unnecessarily jumping sideways and diving to catch a ball flying by a little too close to him, a bad habit from fielding, since he used to play with some fielders who struggled or lacked the motivation to get the outs (Kageyama chews him out every time and works on making him stop doing that because it's a big injury risk).

= For batting, I think Kageyama would have a pretty good batting average, although he doesn't hit home runs all that much. Can see Hinata sucking at bat from how much focus he has put into pitching rather than anything else, really. He has some lucky hits, but used to get on base mostly from walks, hit-by-pitches, or accidental good hits.

= I think they should still meet first at a tournament in their last year of middle school. First round, and it's the first time their school matches up in ages.

I can see everyone on Kageyama's team taking it easy because it's obvious the other team isn't really good. They rack up points rather easily, even if Hinata does have some good pitches that take them by surprise because they weren't expecting that kinda breaking ball. And it just drives Kageyama insane because he takes every game seriously, and a lot of the outs come from his teammates' bad plays or errors.

I can also see Hinata's team clearly growing more and more unmotivated because it's so clear they will lose this, they had 0 chance to win against Kitagawa to begin with. But it doesn't stop Hinata from pitching his best and trying to get all the outs he can, annoying runners with his pickoffs and getting a lot of his outs like this (which pisses Kageyama off because he knows his teammate should have seen it coming and they should definitely have been able to make it back to base).

Kageyama also sees for the first time what a weird-ass pitcher Hinata is when, trying to bring the runner on third home, the batter before him manages to hit centre field right over Hinata, only for him to catch it because he immediately reacted and jumped for it, getting the last out.

= They definitely start on the wrong foot as a battery, and it takes a lot of working together to get going. But maybe Hinata grows on Kageyama because he will throw whatever he's asked to throw, no matter how risky the pitch may be or if it's a pitch Hinata is still a little unsure about. As long as Kageyama keeps making calls for him, Hinata will pitch for him. No matter what he asks for, he'll work hard to get better, so Kageyama never stops making calls. Hinata pitches with 120% faith in his catcher's judgment.

Bettering his strikezone control and honing down the different pitches he learned is at the top of their to-do list.

= If Hinata didn't lack in his batting ability, Coach Ukai would definitely make him the leadoff batter because he's the fastest on the team. Any time he makes it on base, if he can, he tries to steal, knowing he has the speed and reflexes to jump back for it.

Extra / Other Position:

= Hear me out, relief pitcher Tsukishima. He has a very different pitching style from Hinata due to his personality and height. He finds it ridiculous and stupid how much Hinata trains, thinking that's just like sprinting right into seriously injuring himself from throwing too much. The thing is, he's actually a good pitcher and has great control of the strike zone; he just lacks the motivation to really give it his all when he's on the mound when he first starts at Karasuno. It actually annoys Kageyama that someone with such good control doesn't want to pitch properly or at all most of the time.

If he's not meant to pitch in a game, he'll start in the outfield since he can throw back home or to one of the basemen easily.

= Mirroring the manga, Sugawara should also be a catcher, who has a different approach to catching than Kageyama does. He's no genius, but he worked hard to get where he is and is always trying to look at how the fielders and pitchers are feeling and trying to lift them up if they don't seem to be doing too well. As a third year, he'd prefer being the one behind the home plate, but wants Karasuno to have another chance at Koshien, and if it means Kageyama needs to be the starting catcher for it, he doesn't mind being the relief.

= Mirror the manga again, I think Asahi should be the ace and have the position Hinata is fighting for so hard. I can see him being a power pitcher who strikes out batters with the sheer speed and force of his pitches. He also looks intimidating on the mound with his size and looks.

= Nishinoya would definitely be the shortstop. I feel like it's a good mirroring role to the libero. He can be loud on the field and is always lifting up the mood, making it his life goal to never let any ball pass by him and go into the outfield.

= While I could see Asahi hitting hard, I think Tanaka has a better personality to be a cleanup hitter. I can see him being able to do pretty good in that.

= Narita doesn't typically start, but despite that, he still get some game time as he will often be used as a pinch-hitter to replace Hinata if it's a more critical moment that needs someone to actually hit it, since his batting average is better than Hinata's.

= Asahi used to bat much earlier in the batting line-up, but had to be moved to the bottom because of how Hinata switches with him most, if not all, games to close off. It still allows a decent batter at the end of the lineup to get on base for the leadoff.

= Contrary to Asahi, Sugawara used to bat later in the line-up, but was moved up since Kageyama does a good job as the 2-hole. He doesn't hit quite as powerfully, but he's pretty good at bunting to advance the leadoff. He does hit some good grounders to make it on base, too.

= If Tsukishima is meant to pitch in a game, he typically won't be in the outfield. Kinoshita then takes his place while Narita goes to second base. When this happens, Yamagushi, Kinoshita and Ennoshita will slide down a spot, so Narita takes the 8-hole. Much like Asahi, being a decent batter before a leadoff plays well in their line-up.

Visual from the fielding and (typical) batting order:

[bearwithegg]

Steve Harrington Becomes A Supe H.C

Steve Harrington x The Boys Crossover | MDNI 18+

What if Steve was injected with Compound V by the Russians beneath Starcourt? TW; Body horror (?), Violence, non-consensual advances/touching, Steve suffers greatly :C Angst? Hurt with little comfort.

Headcanons that absolutely NO one asked for, but boy I've been thinking about them forEVER

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☣︎ At first, when Steve and Robin are injected with strange blue liquid, neither of them are thinking it would be life changing — or excruciating. Twelve hours of the fundamentals of his biology changing and morphing all from a small vial of blue liquid.

☣︎ Whatever the Russians had planned for the two never came to fruition on account of their risky escape. Though, it becomes pretty clear soon what their intention was.

☣︎ Everyone, including Steve and Robin, thought that whatever they had injected into them were some type of slow release drug that inflicted as much torturous pain on them as possible and slowly weaned out into a typical high. Lights were too bright, sounds too loud — typical high, right?

☣︎ Wrong. It was so very very wrong. Robin felt like she was beginning to develop some stress induced psychosis, telling Steve in a hushed voice that she kept hearing voices. He on the other hand went through whiplash multiple times of the night. After their post puke deep and meaningful where Robin made it clear she was totally, unequivocally not interested in his type whatsoever, his comforting touch at the end of the night flipped a switch and she refused to leave him alone.

☣︎ That was weird clue #1. He had to trick her back into her house and then promptly drove home wondering where the hell that came from. She even called him when he got home to apologise because she wasn't sure what exactly came over her.

☣︎ Weird clue #2 was the morning after Starcourt 'burnt' down. Despite the horrors™ of the night before, the body aches and physical exhaustion was non-existent. Cuts he was positive were on his body no longer remained, and he felt good. Better than he had ever.

☣︎ His world shifted on its axis when his mom was home, not necessarily fretting over him but present enough. Her hands brushed against his when silently passing over orange juice like she would anytime they were up at the same time. And immediately after that she smiled at him, pulled him into a hug and said something she hadn't since he was 10, "I love you, honey."

☣︎ Steve who had spent most of his teenage years kept at a distance from his parents seemingly changed overnight and he couldn't explain it. At first he thinks they were relieved he was alive, unlike the others who died in the mall 'fire'. They were doting on him, no strings attached it seemed, giving him things and hugging him like there had never been any distance to begin with.

☣︎ Three whole days he enjoyed the love, the affection and doting. By the fourth it was weird — actually the entire time it was weird but for a single moment he didn't want to question why his parents gave a shit all of a sudden. Why they were lingering by his bedroom door, tucking him in as if he was 8, offering to go with him to the store.

☣︎ Robin calls him on the fifth day, beside herself and still rambling about hearing voices which she was now saying were peoples thoughts. Allegedly. It sounded insane.

"— Robin, that's literally insane you know that right?"

"Yeah, dingus!! Yeah no shit it sounds insane — I feel insane! My mom literally said how much she's wants Mr Dickenson's ass! Without her lips moving!"

"Mr Dicken-what? Your band teacher? I thought your mom was seeing that guy... At Brad's? Simon?"

Needless to say, he got an absolute earful from her about her moms dating life and while the conversation diverted away from her supposedly hearing voices, there was a mutual air of acceptance that something wrong was happening.

☣︎ Steve's breaking point was entirely accidental, which was odd because he'd been begging all summer to get any girls attention. So when it finally happens, accidentally skimming fingertips across the skin of a girl he was trying to move past. He'd barely touched her when she spun around, pupils blown wide and saying how hot he was. It was the middle oft grocery store, not exactly the place he goes hoping to get a girls number. So his polite decline of her advances turned into him getting chased up and down the store aisles, each brush of her fingers against him intensified her attempts more until he left empty handed.

☣︎ Robin thought this was hilarious on the phone. Steve thought it was horrifying. I didn't ask her to chase me around and touch me, I wanted to get my cereal and fruit. He thinks.

"Maybe she heard about your failed attempts from Scoops and wanted to shoot her shot," Robin said dismissively and unintentionally hurtful, "just get your mom to get your cereal and stuff since she's apparently a good mom now."

His breath hitches, "Robin... I didn't—" say any of that out loud. "Holy shit."

Day seven since Starcourt, Steve finally believes that maybe yes, Robin can hear thoughts and maybe there was something wrong with him too.

☣︎ Dustin is the first one to propose that they could be supes which felt weird, considering all of America and Vought are adamant that supes are born not made. With the existence of El, they know she was a supe made with intense scientific interference.

☣︎ Dustin also conducts the research, he's the one to sit people down in front of Robin and get them to write their thoughts and have her say what it could be out loud. Steve was harder to diagnose, it wasn't as straightforward as reading thoughts, but Steve himself mentioned it had something to do with physical touch.

☣︎After exhaustive trial and error with the consent of Robin who could hear his thoughts clearer, skin contact would being on sudden and intense obsessive infatuation. Distant parents become doting, disinterested strangers become interested, friends become more — the only way to break it is distance or unconsciousness.

☣︎ Steve who craves connection has never felt more alone since adopting these powers, because nothing felt real. His parents still wouldn't love him if the powers wore off, he could go out and get that gratified spontaneity with any girl he wanted but that felt like a total abuse of power so why would he do that? Touching his friends now needed barriers until he entirely flinches away from it.

☣︎ Sure he can heal better, he can see, hear, smell and taste so much more and can tank a hit. But what was the point if he had to go through life second guessing every interaction with anyone? Steve Harrington didn't feel very super, despite the powers of it all. No. He felt completely and utterly alone.

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Tags: @keer-y @karlachs-soldier @lackleeluster

[spookywriter14]

Will Graham and Clarice Starling Working On A Case Together Would Include…

Author’s Note: I’ve had this thought in my head for a while now and I needed to get it out somewhere. Thank you @bonsoir-oiseau for bouncing around some ideas with me as soon as I mentioned this idea to you. You’re an amazing writer and I love your works a lot! :)

This is set in an alternate universe after Red Dragon and Silence of the Lambs and before Hannibal. Sorry this is a bit shorter than my last headcanons post!

Content Warnings: Will Graham is jealous, Will is pulled out of early retirement again, mentions of alcohol/alcohol usage, implied alcoholism, references to disfigurement, trauma and mental health issues (opening up about it), arguing, mild language, and mentions of abandoning family.

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• After Clarice had pulled her “little stunt” (saving the senator’s daughter alone and calling backup later) according to the higher-ups in the Bureau, Crawford reluctantly decides to pull Will Graham out of retirement one last time to work with Agent Starling.

• Crawford knows Starling can handle herself extremely well—-but he still is a little worried about her. Clarice argues with him for about an hour based on this idea alone. She thinks it’s extremely limiting.

Starling stands in front of Crawford’s desk with her arms crossed. “Mr. Crawford, I don’t know if I should work with your former protégé. you told me yourself that Dr. Lecter had messed him up horribly.”

Crawford looks up at her, his eyes peering over the rim of his glasses. “Yes…I’m aware. I think maybe you could learn something from each other.”

‘I’ll call bullshit.’ she thinks to herself.

Starling huffs softly at this response, but decides not to try and argue with him any further about the situation. She’ll just have to make do with Crawford’s idea.

• When Will Graham is told of this idea, of course he initially rejects it. He feels…jealous? No—-he’s been replaced. He doesn’t see a point in trying to work with her. She’s young—-and a lot smarter than he is. Not just that, but why would he work with her anyway? She lived an “idyllic farm girl lifestyle” and she’s possibly a yuppie.

• Clarice is furious about the fact Will left his family behind for the Francis Dolarhyde case. She thinks it’s stupid that he would even do such a thing. She thinks he put his ambition over the people who cared for him and that he should’ve considered that decision more.

• Will wasted most of his smarts on whiskey after retiring the second time. Besides, he firmly believes she’ll mock him or be frightened by his appearance after being disfigured. He enjoys living in solitude in Florida. Why go back to his old job?

• Upon meeting each other, Clarice initially keeps her distance from him, occasionally glancing at his face or noticing the way his hands shake. She doesn’t want to make him uncomfortable. She does her best to at least be polite anyway.

• Will doesn’t say a whole lot when they first meet. He isn’t the greatest at small talk, so he just nods and listens to her as she speaks after introducing himself. He holds out his hand for a handshake and notices that her grasp is firm—-solid.

• Most of the car rides they have with each other are silent with some radio noise in the background. They both can live with that.

• Except one night in particular, during an uneventful stakeout, Will decides to ask her a question to try and start a conversation.

Will glances out the window, then turns to face the young agent next to him. “When you met with Dr. Lecter…did he ever ask about me?”

“…Only once,” Clarice responded, keeping her eyes peeled for any suspicious activity. “Why do you ask?”

“I find it odd he asked you about me and you hardly knew who I was.”

“…I think Dr. Lecter was trying to get under my skin.”

“Do you still think about him?”

“Occasionally. You?”

“…Often. He haunts me…that son of a bitch.”

• They bonded over the way Lecter had treated them during their different cases and Will explained to Clarice what Lecter had done. They never spoke to each about Lecter again after that conversation.

• As the case gets more difficult, they begin to argue a bit more about the details and the facts. Clarice tends to empathize more with victims while Will has the ability to deeply understand the perpetrator.

• One time while they argued, Will brought up his perception of Clarice’s background—-someone who lived this ideal 1950s farm girl life. Clarice wasn’t having any of it.

“You think I had it made, Mr. Graham?” Clarice hisses, pulling the car over.

“Well, I—-“ Will tries to start, feeling himself move forward and sharply hit the back of the car seat as she hit the breaks and put the car in park. He notices the ire in her eyes.

“I grew up poor in a small town in West Virginia. I lost my dad when I was eight years old, Mr. Graham. He was someone I really looked up to. My mother took care of me and my siblings for a little while after that—-but then my mama decided to send me away to live with relatives,” Clarice begins, feeling tears prick her eyes, “It was great at first—-but then I left them with an old horse after hearing lambs screaming. I lived in an orphanage until I eventually was able to live on my own. This is your lesson to never assume everyone has it great, Will.”

Will exhales, taking all of this information in about Clarice. He hadn’t even realized he was holding his breath as she spoke. He realizes now, his own perceptions of her were completely false. He feels like kicking himself until Clarice speaks again.

“You know how you told me Lecter haunts you?”

“Yes.”

“He's keeps tryin’ to get in into your head, Will. Same way he tried to wiggle into mine. You told me what Lecter did 'fore you put him away. Remember that. Remember the victims. Don't let yourself become another one.”

Will nods, then stares out the window for a bit. Her words felt like a slap in the face—-except he felt like he needed it. He opens up his flask and takes a swig of his drink.

“I uh…I relate to growing up poor. I was raised in Louisiana. I moved ‘round a lot on the east coast. I didn’t know my mother, though. Then I worked as a detective for a bit and eventually became an agent. Um…I’m sorry you were sent away by your mom and your dad passed away.”

Clarice glances over at Will and gives him a look of respect yet surprise. “…It’s not your fault. I’m sorry you didn’t know your mom. I didn’t know that about you.”

“Well I guess you learn new things when you open up, hm?” Will chuckles, taking another swig of whiskey out of his flask.

Clarice just nods, putting the car in drive again to get back onto the road so they can go get a late dinner.

“I’m sure your father was a good man, Clarice.” Will mumbles, then looks out the window.

He doesn’t see it, but Clarice gives him a small, genuine smile, then focuses back to the road ahead.

• Despite the case’s difficulties, Starling and Graham managed to solve it. They gained respect for each other after the case ended and decided to go their separate ways.

• Will still thinks about Clarice occasionally. Any time he sees her on the news or he reads a newspaper clipping about one of her successes he feels a small half-smile tug at his lips. She’s a very sophisticated woman.

• Clarice also thinks about him occasionally too. She hopes he’s doing well, staying in his home in Florida. She hadn’t really kept in contact with him after the case, but she’ll never forget the experience she had working with him.

[hunter-the-headcanonning]

Puppyboy Marckus au and he’s a good boy, he gets all the head pats from kitten. They are very gay (HAPPY PRIDE MONTH)

throwing CHEESE at him

[bubblygum-crisis]

Headcanons for the 10 Main Characters of Accidental Ancients and Children of the Beasts AU!

Gingerbrave:

Has pyrophobia after waking up in the witch's oven.

Doesn't really have any memories of what happened after breaking out of the oven or ████ ██ ███ ██ ███ █████.

Wasn't too used to the souljam of Determination when it first spoke to him, but didn't except to hear a second more empathetic voice in his head. It's actually pretty nice.

Was very reluctant towards the Elders of the Creme Republic that came to the Cookie Kingdom, especially Clotted Cream Cookie due to past experiences (in some instances he acts pretty hostile towards him).

Was excited and overjoyed to meet Gingerbright and Gingerdozer because he never got to know any other gingerbread cookies.

Strawberry:

Excellent at playing every genre at video games.

Pretty good at decoding and encoding encrypted text.

Has seen Gingerbrave's immense dark magic once, but prefers to not talk about it.

Feels the deep down that the whoever sent her to the Witch's hut, that it might've been either two of the remaining apprentices of the First Cookie back when they were still human witches: Sage or Adeline.

Is trying to repurpose some broken egg golems to understand First Egg's technology and use it to help other cookies.

Wizard:

Felt a strange familiarity with Blueberry Pie when the Starter Trio first met her in the City of Wizards (which was before finding out that she was his jam mother.)

The eyeicing behind his hairicing is fully blind, hence why he prefers to hide it behind his hairicing.

Was quite jealous of Prune Juice's magic and didn't understand why he didn't like... before finding out what Shadow Milk did to Prune Juice. But after that they bonded in their shared disdain for Shadow Milk.

Despite feeling upset and heartbroken that Blueberry Pie didn't try to raise to him, but was pretty excited to learn that Moonlight Cookie is his grandmother.

Has heterochromia eyeicings, the eyeicing behind his haircing is dark purple.

Chili Pepper:

Views the rest of the Ginger gang as little siblings just like Red Pepper.

Used to babysit Capsaicin when she was in the Mala Sauce Tribe. Chili Pepper was 6 and Capsaicin was 4 (Red Pepper was 2 at this time).

Secretly has anxiety when it comes to not having enough food and water.

Secretly views Mala Sauce Cookie as a maternal figure since it was her decision to take her and later her brother Red Pepper into the Mala Sauce Tribe.

Very good at tracking others in case anyone gets lost.

Custard the Third:

Pretty good at memorizing information.

Likes to think that he's the strategist of the team (not really but he tries).

Wishes he had scars like the other cookies in the group(s) because it would show how tough and strong he is (they got very scared of that).

Doesn't understand when others cover his eyecings or earcings sometimes (it's cause they don't want him to see too much jam spilled or hear any curse words).

Very good at playing chess somehow (the Chess Choco Twins were dumbfounded when he beat them).

Frilled Jellyfish:

Can not only understand jellyfish but also other salt creatures, specifically salt horses like Nox Black Salt and Fizzy Salt Spray. Since Nox Black Salt babysat her and her jam siblings when they were little.

Often wonders off went a word sometimes to explore, she does apologize for it though.

The only one (other than Custard and Strawberry sometimes) that has a sane sleep schedule.

Sometimes faces discrimination from some mermaid cookies about being half land cookie and from land cookies about being half sea cookie. Luckily she knows to combat this and her friends and family aren't willing to let her get treated like that.

Teaches the rest of the group about the sea culture and sea cookies so to further help bond the land and the sea together.

Capsaicin:

Has excellent drawing and other artisan skills (gets them from both his dad and his grandmother)

Has faint memories of Longan Dragon when they sealed him away as a baby dough, often freezes upon remembering them.

Was actually shackled twice, once by Longan Dragon but those shackles were removed by Mala Sauce Tribe members. Until he lost control of his powers at an older age and unfortunately had to get shackled again to not endanger anyone else. He also developed claustrophobia from that experience.

Tried to play one of the horror games Strawberry plays, he accidentally punched and broke her console after getting a jump scare.

Can’t handle sour foods at all.

Prune Juice:

Gets embarrassed if someone hears his singing voice (even though it sounds enchanting).

Sometimes gets back pain from hiding his wings too much.

Is excellent at recognizing faces.

Sometimes raisin crows flock around him.

His eyes glow in the dark, it's something he also inherited from Shadow Milk.

Kouign-Amann:

Always figured that she was adopted by Grand Madeliene before finding out Eternal Sugar was her jam mother, since no one else in the family has pink streaks in their haircing.

Also gained some poison-like powers like Eternal Sugar after finding out her true origins.

Likes to collect bows and random pieces of jewelry.

Actually very buff under her gloves and puffy dress.

Also has spectacular harp skills like her mom and grandmother.

Wedding Cake:

Faintly remembers the rest of the virtues when they came to visit her and her mother after she was baked.

Always loved flowers since she never got to see much of any at the Ivory Pagoda.

Learned calligraphy from her mother before she corrupted.

Might’ve seen Stormbringer Cookie once when running around Ivory Pagoda with Cloud Haetae during a thunderstorm when she was younger.

Has great stamina due to living on a mountain in her younger years.