#avm indigo

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pfp for twitter + bonus doodles

[feralgoatman]

Red’s hands are covered in mud, and Indie (and probably also Purple if she was fronting in the same situation) would probably end up spending the time demanding everyone wash their hands or smth to not ruin Papa’s jacket. That and dramatically leaping out of the way from grabby dirty hands.

@lindwyrmrelinquished (I’m- gonna tag you for now unless you ask me to not so I don’t like— spam your side blog with my art XD)

[indigo-avm]

Some relationships changes and rewrites I did of the Indigo AU

🎬 Episode 29 — Backstory

🟪 Canon Purple

When Purple was young, his father, Navy, trained him harshly, pushing him through brutal combat to make him strong. Purple lost every time.

His mother disapproved, stepping in to defend him—each time failing.

Eventually, Purple’s father left, disappointed in his "weak" son and frustrated by the interference.

Purple’s mother passed away from illness, leaving him alone.

Purple grew spiteful and determined to impress his father—hoping strength and success would one day win approval.

🟦 Indigo AU

Indigo was never trained—her father, Navy, was protecting her.

That “protection” meant locking her indoors, controlling her every move, and silencing her will.

Every time she disobeyed, they screamed—arguments that shook the house.

Her mother, stood quietly between them, shielding Indigo without words.

Indigo returned bruised from a Secret battle—stronger, freer. Navy erupted. Indigo shouted back. Orchid stood behind them.

Indigo’s hand hit Navy’s hand. He froze. Then left.

Orchid's health failed not long after. And passed away.

Indigo never cried. She touched the open door—and walked into her own strength.

She trained herself. Grew cold. Learned to never need anyone’s control again.

👑 Episode 30 – Meeting King Orange

🟪 Canon Purple

Purple sees King Orange’s wanted posters for the Color Gang.

Wanting to prove himself, Purple approaches King Orange directly.

To earn trust, he demonstrates his fighting and flying skills.

Inside King’s home, Purple sees a photo of Orange’s son—a personal moment he’s not invited into.

In the Nether, they fought Piglin Brutes.

After victory, Purple kneels, offers one of his crowns to King as a gift.

King Orange accepts and headpats Purple—a symbolic gesture of mastery, acceptance, and hierarchy.

🟦 Indigo AU

King Orange spots Indigo fighting mobs in the Overworld—wounded, angry, and relentless.

She’s flying with her Elytra, tearing through the mobs. King is impressed—and cautious.

He offers help. She refuses it, and just keeps going.

He places a golden apple in her inventory.

She stops. Eats it without looking at him.

He draws a symbol with his staff: a Minecraft cube above five circles. (The Color Gang) She points at herself asking—"Why me?"

He gestures to her strength—then at the directions he came from. offering her a choice.

Indigo doesn’t nod. She just walks past him. She’s following—but only because she decided to.

In the Nether, they fight the Piglins together.

When the Brutes bow and demand leadership, she pulls out a crown—not submissively—but as a test.

“Take it.”

He asks why. She tosses him a gold ingot. Taps her chest. Then his.

“I’ve proven myself. Now it’s your turn.”

He takes it and put it on his head.

She doesn’t kneel. He headpats her—not as a master to servant, but a silent show of respect between equals.

🌀 Symbolic Differences

🟪 Canon Purple

Abuse: Forced combat

Parental conflict: Failed defense by Orchid

Loss/abandon: Motivated by need to impress father

Meeting King Orange: Follows out of desperation

The Crown: Gifted while kneeling

Trust: Earned through obedience

Motivation: Prove he’s not a failure

🟦 Indigo AU

Abuse: Emotional confinement

Parental conflict: Orchid actively shields Indigo

Loss/abandon: Motivated by need for autonomy

Meeting King Orange: Invited because of proven strength

The Crown: Offered while standing, as a challenge/test

Trust: Earned through mutual respect

Motivation: Prove she doesn’t need anyone’s control

Check Here for more details on Indigo’s backstory + new art/redraw of some scenes!

💬 Tags:

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FINALLY!!! Two weeks working on what will be the official character designs in addition to their Stickronpa designs!

Hollow Heads: Second Comibg(Orange), Chosen One, Dark and Victim

Color Gang: Red, Blue, Yellow and Green

Mercenaries: Agent, Primal, Hazard and Ballista

Extras (these characters do not have a specific titleTwT): Purple, King Orange, Indigo and Freedom Guy

Some of the designs were slightly inspired by @riuuneon, so go check them out!

[bearymouse]

Fanart of fem!PR! (By @sse0ni )

(hope you don't mind a tag I just LOVE your fem purple)

Can you tell I fell in love with them I LOVE HER

SHE'S BEEN STUCK IN MY MIND FOR A WEEK I NEEDED TO DRAW HER

[quinn-art]

Purple and Indigo (Fem!Purple, by @sse0ni ) as siblings!

+ Purple and Gold

[mitseyg]

Had fun with these 🤣

@sse0ni - indigo (purple's sister or idk)

[midnightsnackblog]

More AvM hcs

This time around purple's family

A mutually beneficial relationship characterized by their association with Mango Tango. While Indigo had connections with Mango Tango, their bond extended beyond mere acquaintanceship.

Mango Tango was the first stick figure that he met once he entered the city, and soon he gained a reputation for winning tournament matches. 

Indigo struggles to cope with their emotions and often resort to violence, causing harm to themselves and those around them.

Indigo met Rose after a challenger he defeated, followed him home. When the associate tried to attack Indigo, Rose came to his rescue and managed to take out the assailant.

They met often and had a child. Indigo feared being a father, but Rose's support helped him embrace parenthood.

The couple's once harmonious relationship has been shattered due to their inability to see eye to eye on how to raise their beloved son. What was once a joyous and idyllic family unit has now become a shadow of its former self, with tension and discord replacing the once peaceful atmosphere.

Indigo, a stern and determined father, would spend hours training his son Purple. His training regimen was intense, often pushing Purple beyond his physical limits. Despite his efforts, Indigo grew increasingly frustrated with the lack of progress he saw in his son. To make matters worse, Rose, Purple's mother, would often disrupt the training sessions, causing even more tension between father and son.

During a trip that Indigo took with Purple, they went to train in a secluded location for three months. However, Rose, Purple's mother, was strongly against the idea of her son undergoing rigorous training. Due to her absence, Indigo's training became relentless and severe, making it one of the worst times in Purple's life. He was constantly pushed to his limits and had to struggle to keep up with Indigo's intense demands. In one particular training session, it was pouring rain, and Purple lost his footing, slipping from a cliff and landing on the harsh rocks below. The impact was so severe that he blacked out from the pain and exhaustion. Indigo felt immense guilt over the incident and realized how much stress and exhaustion he had caused his son. He immediately cut the trip short and headed back home.

After the incident, Purple's life took a sharp and unfortunate turn. Their household became a constant battleground as their mother and father engaged in frequent arguments. Despite Purple's efforts to make peace between them, the situation only seemed to worsen. In an attempt to keep the peace, Purple reluctantly agreed to take part in Indigo's training, even though it wasn't something they were particularly interested in.

The situation took a drastic turn as Rose unexpectedly fell ill with a debilitating sickness. Indigo, who was determined to find a cure for his beloved wife, became increasingly desperate and began to push Purple to the limit in their training sessions. As Rose's condition worsened, Indigo's emotions got the best of him, and his behavior became erratic and impulsive. He would vent his frustration by taking it out on inanimate objects, from a simple creaking door frame to even punching holes in the wall. 

During a single training session, Indigo's aggression got the best of him, leading him to almost attack his wife. She pleaded with him to stop and let their son rest, but the situation quickly spiraled out of control. With no other option left, Indigo made the difficult decision to leave his family behind. As he walked away, he could hear his son's heart-wrenching pleas for him to come back and see his wife sobbing in despair.