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A pic from a very old, long-abandoned project of @bogleech‘s that I’m blogging mainly because I still love the character’s design.
He described the story/setting as follows:
The basic premise of Crepuscular is that every possible setting and theme is represented by its own pocket universe, and one dimension of pure horror, darkness and hatred sets out to conquer and assimilate the rest of reality.
Along the way, it crosses paths with the opposite extreme; a world of pure innocence, happiness and dancing, singing animals. The latter is decimated by the armies of nightmare as little more than a casual warm-up, and immediately forgotten in the grand scheme of things.
We can assume that the rest of existence fights a battle of unfathomably epic proportions, but our story focuses on the apocalyptic future of the formerly adorable little world that got lost in the shuffle. Eduardo the cat (I'm not sure where the name came from, I guess we just thought it fit somehow) loses his entire family to the rampage of a single demon, and in a fit madness succeeds in killing the beast. Horribly disfigured by the battle and infected with dark energies, he is able to stave off zombification only through regular consumption of demon blood, becoming his world's first and only professional monster-hunter.
You know, despite it being written years before Dark Souls, the premise seems perfect for a Dark Souls-like, kinda with the same Dark-Souls-meets-cutesy-aesthetics vibe as @partlysmith‘s Sugar And Spice...
