#bugettes au

[imthepunchlord]

Still on a Bugettes au kick, decided to dabble into ideas of the rainbow fairies (working off that for the Bugettes, they were known as fairies; which hey, if kwamis appear, this way the bugs can be their own thing). For the canon bugs, expect some slightly altered personalities, and changed up lore set up to work off this concept (like this is Europe's magical beings that make heroes).

Btw, all of these will work off Tikki's base concept art, as she's the easiest to do edits on.

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Black, Gray, White

Rainbow Fairies: Nooroo the Violet Butterfly

Nooroo is gentle, empathetic, and compassionate. He's a fairy that's very sensitive to the feelings of others, and desire to uplift humans, help them be as they're meant to be, given them a sense of empowerment that they feel they lack. He always has a quick sense of who someone is and what they can be, and what they may need. Tied to violet, he echoes the color in his sensitivity, inspiration, spirituality, and wisdom.

Ultimately, Nooroo is defined by his faith in others. He persistently sees what is good, and that sometimes that goodness just needs a helping hand. He holds a firm belief that with kindness, compassion, and support, all will heal, will find strength, and will improve and be better than as they are. He has been regarded as naive for this view, and to be too trusting, and it has led to him as the Miraculous that gets misused the most as he offers too much faith in humans and is thought to be too soft hearted, but Nooroo is insistent that his stance is worth it.

In terms of romance, Nooroo gets lightly invested into it. He enjoys the happiness that comes about it, but will also be there to work through the confusion, frustration, and fears.

He likes to urge humans to be open to change, to have faith, and to live with love and seek out connection, especially as much of his power thrives with social butterflies. He likes to inspire and guide humans to learn and embrace empathy, having a firm belief that offering kindness, compassion, acceptance, and understanding are big factors to help others heal, find strength, and inspire benevolence.

Nooroo seeks out humans in need of a change. A need to transform themselves from how they are into what they want to be, or where they need to be. He likes to be their guide, easing the path forward on where he thinks they want or need to go. He's there to listen, to empathize, and uplift. He does readily enjoy having humans that shares his views and they work together to uplift others, but typically he goes to knows he thinks are in need.

[imthepunchlord]

Still on a Bugettes au kick, decided to dabble into ideas of the rainbow fairies (working off that for the Bugettes, they were known as fairies; which hey, if kwamis appear, this way the bugs can be their own thing). For the canon bugs, expect some slightly altered personalities, and changed up lore set up to work off this concept (like this is Europe's magical beings that make heroes).

Btw, all of these will work off Tikki's base concept art, as she's the easiest to do edits on.

Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Black, Gray, White

Rainbow Fairies: Lucee the Orange Firefly

Lucee is flashy, vibrant, expressive, and playful. Tied to the color of orange, she echoes joy, adventure, creativity, warmth, and inspiration. She can be spontaneous, enthusiastic, and energetic, making her a very sporadic fairy, one who can blindside her humans with her suddenness.

A bit egotistical, Lucee regards herself as a literal star, the one so gracious enough that lowered herself to the world, to be a star for humanity to admire and turn to. Night is her favorite time of day as that's where she shines the brightest. She likes to be the guiding light of humans, the one to bring clarity. She urges humans to not fear the darkness but to Illuminate it, bring light upon them, chase fears away.

Lucee is also a romantic, though not to the level of Tikki's investment. She holds a belief that one's own light should be enough to draw someone in, to value her human's true colors, their vibrancy. And if that is light is too bright or undervalued, then her human's should look elsewhere. Their light should pull their significant other in just as much as their interest pulls them in.

Lucee holds a firm belief that one must always let their true colors shine, for that is who they are and that's how they'll flourish. Care not for what others think, no star cares how others shines, only their own radiance matters. She is adamant that humans should be creative and expressive, for those are extensions and outlets for their inner light. One of her favorite things being with a human is getting to see the uniqueness of their light and how it'll shine.

By default, Lucee does care about heroism and having her power used for the greater good, but when picking humans, a ready to go hero is not on her agenda. As much as she loves to see humans who are bold and bright, she likes to come to those who are struggling to shine, who'll need some guidance to bring out the brightness of that inner light. While she believes any human can step up to the role of hero, she's more interested helping with individual growth, even if it means her power doesn't come up right away. The individuality and confidence of one matters more to her, and through her patience, she'll get to enjoy the star that they become.

Bonus: Lucee without her glow.

[imthepunchlord]

Still on a Bugettes au kick, decided to dabble into ideas of the rainbow fairies (working off that for the Bugettes, they were known as fairies; which hey, if kwamis appear, this way the bugs can be their own thing). For the canon bugs, expect some slightly altered personalities, and changed up lore set up to work off this concept (like this is Europe's magical beings that make heroes).

Btw, all of these will work off Tikki's base concept art, as she's the easiest to do edits on.

Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Black, Gray, White

Rainbow Fairies: Tikki the Red Ladybug

Tikki is warm, affectionate, optimistic, determined, and brave. Tied to the color red, she is the embodiment of love and war, echoing red as a color of love and passion, and as a color of power, aggression, strength, and action.

She thrives off a natural love for humans, seeking that they are happy and safe and thriving, and is a huge romantic, excited to see unions made through genuine love and how powerful that love can be. Which, out of all fairies, she's the most invested in the romantic relationships in humans, and is known to be a little bit of a matchmaker, which has made her to be quite meddling. She does hold a belief that to love is to thrive and live at the fullest (not always romantically but it's what she's most invested in).

Tikki though also works off an agenda of war, working off the aggression of red; she seeks to dominate against disorder and the return of peace, either through tactical brilliance or brutal physicality, Tikki will provide and see it done. She stands as the shield to danger and chaos, and will uphold the peace and happiness of humans. Any that disrupt it will gain her ire and karma, some swift, some a slow build to devastation.

Tikki likes to encourage her humans to be bold and ready to take risks, live with integrity, and with love and faith. To be ready to fight for others and value their happiness, to be selfless in their actions. To work independently, with courage and quick wit. If her humans work with others, she pushes them to be leaders, just to make sure things will work out as they should, for Tikki wants her humans to win, to succeed no matter what, for peace has to be restored. Otherwise she'd rather her humans work solo, as others can be unpredictable and throw off any plans, and that can lead to loss.

When picking a human to grant her power to, Tikki prefers a ready to go hero. Someone full of passion and bravery, with a compassionate heart, with a sharp mind and strong sense of justice. She often looks for those who can be independent, for often the Ladybug flies alone and sometimes it's better to fly alone. As Tikki is more interested in being an active guardian, she's not really looking for someone to mentor and guide. She will uplift, advise, and encourage as need be, and will call out what she doesn't like, but she's not here to teach or make improvements. She seeks a human that will get the job done, that will succeed and win, for that matters to Tikki a lot.

[imthepunchlord]

Still on a Bugettes au kick, decided to dabble into ideas of the rainbow fairies (working off that for the Bugettes, they were known as fairies; which hey, if kwamis appear, this way the bugs can be their own thing). For the canon bugs, expect some slightly altered personalities, and changed up lore set up to work off this concept (like this is Europe's magical beings that make heroes).

Btw, all of these will work off Tikki's base concept art, as she's the easiest to do edits on.

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Indigo, Violet, Black, Gray, White

Rainbow Fairies: Longg the Blue Dragonfly

Longg is regal, wise, and formal. He is a fairy who feels like he's always living right before something momentous and anticipates seeing the storm flourish. Tied to the color blue, Longg is known to be loyal, confident, reliable, and soothing. He can be a bit of a rambler, but he just has thoughts he likes to share, which many humans find to be ironic given dragonflies often live in a rush.

As a slight echo of dragons, Longg sees humans as his "hoard", he likes to see what they create, what they do next; they are a turbulence of unpredictability and he likes to be surprised. What they do is always new. So when there's a threat to humanity as a whole, he will bring the storm to combat it. There are a few times Longg will act on his own and without a human, but he's done so less as he's terrified many humans with his power, and has been rather reckless. It was to a point that when the fairies were more known, he had the most infamous reputation for the damage he could cause. He always felt guilty about it.

In terms of romance, Longg has no personal opinion on the matter. He can view it as a distraction, but he has also seen it's strength. Personally, he just stays out of it. Humans will do as humans do. They usually sort it out themselves or move on.

Longg likes to encourage humans to live up to their own potential, seeing the greatness that they could be, but often finds most humans hold themselves back. As an echo of blue, he likes to encourage humans to be trusting, to be loyal, to be calm, and to live with integrity. To use their potential for greatness, for nothing is greater than to soar as a hero and come to defense of others.

As Longg embodies the coming of change, he likes to pick humans who are in need or have a desire of change. That something as they are is an issue, something that holds them back from who they are meant to be. He takes a lot of pride in having the chance to be a mentor to those in need of guidance, even if there's a struggle as they dip and fall, he has confidence that every human will be able to soar, and he shall fly right beside them.

[imthepunchlord]

Still on a Bugettes au kick, decided to dabble into ideas of the rainbow fairies (working off that for the Bugettes, they were known as fairies; which hey, if kwamis appear, this way the bugs can be their own thing). For the canon bugs, expect some slightly altered personalities, and changed up lore set up to work off this concept (like this is Europe's magical beings that make heroes).

Btw, all of these will work off Tikki's base concept art, as she's the easiest to do edits on.

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet, Black, Gray, White

Rainbow Fairies: Taaraa the Indigo Mantis

Taaraa is mysterious, wise, and neutral. Of the fairies, she's regarded to be all knowing, the fairy that can see into the future and know what will be. And the big frustration is that she's rather secretive about it, though when she speaks, she speaks true, so her words, rare as they are, need to be listened to. Tied to indigo, Taaraa is known for her intuition, being orderly and poised, and to have integrity.

The truth about Taaraa is that, as the seer of fairies, she's learned not too long into her existence that there is no singular future. That there are many. There are things that are inevitable and will happen, such as death for humans, but when and how has no such date. She can see possibilities that will be, but that doesn't they will for sure happen, though some are more likely than others. Additionally, she discovered that actions made in the very present are what will shape the future. And in her youth of her role, she tried to influence outcomes, take the reins of fate, but it never worked out. Now she's vague and subtle in her guidance, having ideas for what will be best but making sure to not meddle with the flow of time too much for time is a chaotic beast that dislikes being controlled. Taaraa is often criticized to overthink and over complicate, and she snips back that they no idea what she knows and what she sees.

In terms of romance, Taaraa largely stays out of it. She does look down upon it and find it to be a distraction, but won't discourage it. Much like all her views, what it will be will be. It's up to the romantic hopefuls to shape their own fate.

Working with humans, Taaraa is mainly hands off. It mostly stems from fear of over meddling with time and fate, as they're so fickle and despite all her years, she doesn't know where to draw the line. She doubts she'll ever know. So she lets her humans be, let their own fate play out with minimal influence from her part. But she will still advise and guide her human, she does encourage humans to be responsible, live with integrity, and to be introspective. And if need be, she will inspire, speak true of what may come, and offer the slightest nudge in what she perceives to be the right direction. Just, very delicately. With how she goes about things, she's thought to be the most distant and aloof of the fairies. And while she is on the quiet side, she does care more than most of her humans and even her comrades, will know.

When selecting a human, Taaraa would rather pick a human who will not need as much guidance, someone who does not desire to know the future, who will take their fate in their own hands and pave the way forward. But this is incredibly rare so she extends her desires to someone who holds values in truth and are brilliant, as she likes to work off clever minds, get a sense of how humans think and problem solve. There are times she will also approach those in need of structure, seeing them head towards their worst fate with how they are now, and need some nudging to change themselves and what comes.

[imthepunchlord]

Still on a Bugettes au kick, decided to dabble into ideas of the rainbow fairies (working off that for the Bugettes, they were known as fairies; which hey, if kwamis appear, this way the bugs can be their own thing). For the canon bugs, expect some slightly altered personalities, and changed up lore set up to work off this concept (like this is Europe's magical beings that make heroes).

Btw, all of these will work off Tikki's base concept art, as she's the easiest to do edits on.

Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Black, Gray, White

Rainbow Fairies: Pollen the Yellow Bee

Pollen is formal, poised, open minded, and warm. Tied to the color of yellow, she is optimistic, positive, inspirational, and brilliant. Pollen is known to be the most perceptive of the fairies, able to have a quick evaluation of who she's dealing with.

Pollen is a fairy who regards the world as a "hive" and holds a belief that everyone has a role to play in it, it's just some need help finding that role. Pollen values the concept of efficiency and having a beneficial, thriving community. To her, the majority matter more than the one. In spite of this, Pollen does have a preference of going to girls over boys, but will do so, it's just uncommon. She's actually the only fairy with this preference. Pollen has a regal air about her, and is known to be elegant, formal, and courteous, giving an easy impression that she often works with those of high status, but in truth, Pollen approaches all no matter the status. Between the two status groups, she actually has more appreciation for the lowborn as they are hard working and more community oriented. For a bee fairy, those are of a greater importance to her.

On matters of romantic love, Pollen doesn't really care. At worst, she can find it to be annoying as romantic love often seems to be a distraction to her, and makes humans foolish, throwing seeds of disorder. To her, it seems more of a hassle, but she won't discourage it if it's what her humans want to do. That's their chaos to deal with. Pollen will have nothing of it.

At the core, Pollen likes to encourage her humans to be community driven, to prioritize team work, to discover their role so they can thrive in their placement. She urges humans to be hard working, dedicated, and responsible, to live life with integrity and an open mind. To work with brilliance and ingenuity, to be adaptive but with firm focus. She wants humans to be keepers of order and harmony, to be successful in keeping the peace, and to be diplomatic and be ready to make compromises.

When picking a human, Pollen is interested in growth. She seeks those that don't know their role or aren't living up to their potential. She likes to mentor and guide humans into who they're meant to be, whether that's meant to be a leader, a diplomat, tactician, healer, or aggressor, Pollen shall cover it all. She holds a high value for her humans to be heroes, to step up to the plate, and to help others thrive. She'll just do so by helping them realize who they are, which will help the rest of the "hive". Additionally, while Pollen is patient and flexible with the humans she's dealing with, and be she does have her limits. To humans who are malicious and disorderly on purpose, Pollen is not a merciful fairy. Where Tikki would leave humans to suffer karma of their own making, Pollen would be more directly involved in the consequences. She can be one of the most ruthless fairies when angered.

[imthepunchlord]

Still on a Bugettes au kick, decided to dabble into ideas of the rainbow fairies (working off that for the Bugettes, they were known as fairies; which hey, if kwamis appear, this way the bugs can be their own thing). For the canon bugs, expect some slightly altered personalities, and changed up lore set up to work off this concept (like this is Europe's magical beings that make heroes).

Btw, all of these will work off Tikki's base concept art, as she's the easiest to do edits on.

Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Black, Gray, White

Rainbow Fairies: Clovrr the Green Grasshopper

Clovrr is a happy go lucky sort, living life by whims and with optimistic faith. Tied to the color green, she lives with serenity and leisure, feeling lucky and hopeful. So relaxed and certain is she, that Clovrr is the laziest of the fairies, just having a belief that things will work out. She can spring into action as needed, but she doesn't live life in a rush.

As Clovrr is more the reactive sort than one who takes initiative, her easy going ways can drive Tikki and Pollen up the wall. And it's made worse that Clovrr knows how to be elusive, so she can be hard to pin down and give a talking to. Especially as what she preaches they feel is counter productive, as she likes to urge humans to not worry or over involve themselves. To work smarter, not harder. There actually was an instance where Clovrr's human tricked their humans to do all the work for them while they got to relax, and Tikki and Pollen never got over this. But Clovrr herself always has a good laugh about it.

In terms of views of romance, Clovrr is on the same level as Lucee. She is all for humans serenading their feelings out, but don't get too caught up in it. If meant to be, it'll work out as needed. Otherwise, move along and go with the flow.

Easy going as she is, Clovrr does like to urge humans to take that first shaky step forward to any big change in life. That it's all a leap of faith one must make, for one cannot fly until one falls. And once they seize that moment, they'll soar. This mentality just works off her faith that things will always work out. And that it'll be what it will be. Life is set to have it's highs and lows, but it'll never stay stagnant in either of them. All humans need to do is leap and soar with the highs, and endure the lows, for they will pass.

When picking a human, Clovrr works off what she's feeling that day. Sometimes, she wants a human that will chill with her. All the better if they have a good appreciation for music and they can both vibe. Sometimes she'll pick a human who is struggling and stressed, try to ease them into calming down, to learn to go with the flow, and/or how to make that first leap of faith that they're struggling with. Mindful, the latter choice doesn't always work out for her, as humans can be too high strung to accept her guidance, and she'll accept that she's just not a good fit and hop along, wishing them luck. By how she is, Clovrr can actually be the diciest fairy on whether she'll show up to help or not.

[imthepunchlord]

I was a butterfly!marinette believer,but after one post... I am a centipede!marinette supremacist

From now on,i am butterfly!rose believer

Listen, if it doesn't happen in the polls, and Marinette does get one of the Miraculous, who says I only have to do 1 Bugette story?

I can do Centipede/Calamitious!Marinette story too. Especially as I have always wanted to do a take on Marinette working off a malicious little being who wants her to do bad things, but she's just a really good person; the comedic potential is right up for grabs.

Like there's this classic.