Also, have the twins, Flo and Nate.
The idea is that, since N-Finity is a true neutral (because he just follows N-Gin’s orders), if he were in the Tenth Dimension, he would actually be twins: one lawful evil and one chaotic good.
They’re also the shortest versions of N-Finity being only 3’2.5. The process is that, N. Gin (I imagine he’s neutral good in the 10th Dimension) was making N-Fortunate to capture Evil Crash and Coco when Cortex made a single comment about wanting a robot friend too. Instead of making an entirely different robot, he just chopped Nate in half and went from there.
So their personalities are tailored to each doctor. Nate is very brash, loud, and chaotic and Flo is very soft, gentle, and kinda dumb. Don’t listen to Nate, she’s not actually a doctor, she just wants to be like N. Gin. Her rocket is made out of cardboard and spray paint-
Definitely a lot of inspiratiol for Cortex’s design from Twinsanity and also other artists’ interpretations of him whereas N. Gin’s is more basic.
I imagine they have a familial relationship and the twins see N. Gin and Cortex as Mom and Dad respectively (just for N. Gin to begrudgingly say ‘I’m not your mother’ or ‘we aren’t married’ while Cortex is all over the idea of being a dad). Brio and N. Tropy are gonna be the fun uncles and Nina is the cool cousin.
This is definitely one of the lighter stories in comparison to the others, more focus on slapstick, humor, and general family craziness instead of angst and depression. There’s still angst and depression though dw.