Eventually we’ll get an episode that doesn’t introduce new major characters. But it’s not this one. Or the next one.
I’ll give away a year of Patreon membership to the first person who can name what song they’re playing. Just googling the lyrics won’t work. >:)
For some reason writing this episode was really challenging, and the ending wound up going a totally different direction than I planned. Sometimes writing is just like that, I guess. Drawing has always been the easier part of the webcomic process by far, so I hope I learned a lot about my writing process from this and won’t struggle quite as much in the future. I really want this comic to have a decent buffer to preview on Patreon, but that’s hard to achieve when the very first part of this process has so much friction. Writing still doesn’t feel effortless, but it’s getting better.
Yeah I feel you on the writing. Though sometimes you do just have to let it go in a different direction. I like to think my characters have minds of their own. It makes the writing dynamic, but often means sacrificing specific planned out scenes
Queer magical slice of life ensemble drama, about AuDHD culture and disability maintenance, set in monster girl-esque worldbuilding.
Quin knows exactly how to be the perfect partner to his new boyfriend, Luke, since he can see the future. But no matter what he tries differently, all their potential timelines always converge on them breaking up. Meanwhile, Sophie is a phoenix who can't remember her past lives, Leo is a dullahan who can't keep his head attached to his shoulders, and Winn and Andy are a couple of burnt out gifted kids trying to figure out how to survive high school and how to define their relationship.
Intended for audiences ages 16+
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Universe/lore/worldbuilding is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 (This means you can use it too)
No A.I. was used in the creation of this media.
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