@OpalTHEInkling I think your design for him really sells his personality him wearing the dangerous stuff about a candle on his clothes (the flames) is a really good design choice im eating this UP
@OpalTHEInkling As well as the dark black, his object choice also is a good decision because it shows how he TRIES to be dangerous but fails, a candle usually can be seen as a hazard but hardly ever acts as one.
@hazekiitt@DandysLeaks Pretty much none of the characters do? It can be based in a certain time demographic but still be something different, its up to the creators and writers to decide what artstyle and feeling they feel like presenting.
@DandysLeaks How the hell is this punk? Villain design for a kids show and a spike collar thing don’t automatically mean “worst punk design!” Its just to show shape language, waxwell is a antagonist and most kids would thing “mr fire danger candle man has big spikes bits so he bad guy!!!!!!!”
@KATZONED Because the boycott was fulfilled? Qwels taking accountability, apoligizing (still not directly though) and shes stepping back and getting help, yall act like she needs to burn in hell before we can stop the boycott, and victims themselves said people can form their own opinions
@Aurorosse@cowboycorpses@swoodenheyheyy His support ability is fucking goated though? If you keep hitting a toon with you fire they can get 2x cd reduction on their moves for a WHILE before it runs out, it also supports himself so thats why its not absolutely the best in the game in terms for other people.
@clowd009@Jjeihimcoffe He cant damage you, when his wick catches on fire he leaves a trail and twisteds who step on it get boosts, (longer detection range and lower hit cooldowns)
@augustpopz@GoshEmo2185 Fit perfectly for a character whoes meant to be seen as a bad guy and the shape language is there too, angry sharp smiles and spikes all over as well as triangluar peices on his clothes
@augustpopz@GoshEmo2185 Im biased because i live waxwell but idrc, waxwells design and color scheme fits perfectly, hes meant to be an “EVIL” antagonist always plotting to ruin others days, so why not include that in his design, the gloomy feeling purple and aggressive red as well as dark black-
@rustysboyfriend A childrens cartoon antagonist? It checks all the boxes for being “evil” sharp stuff all over him, being a “dangerous” item, him looking upset or just evil, thentheres the fact that they use colors associated with gloominess and anger red black and a dark grayish purple?
@DumbLittleBat People who cant understand rhetorical question, and why are we getting mad at someone for being unprofessional, its not a big deal at all