#I kinda like my sona as Turbo

[junkkey]

Shapeshifter

"Am I convencing ?"

"Did I get you right?"

"😐"

Draft :

[hostess-of-horror]

@snailstrailz Actually, those are really good ideas, kinda better than what I had in mind honestly.

Basically, I want to make a Grim Reaper OC/Sona.

They would be heavily inspired by "Death and the Maiden", an artistic motif originated from Germany during the Medieval and Renaissance Era. This motif was often portrayed as romantic, making Death a morbid seducer towards the young Maiden. Here, Death *is* the Maiden, where their appearance turns feminine due to being in Sugar Rush (they change into different forms depending on the game they're currently in) and King Candy/Turbo is their object of affection/obsession. I've always liked the idea of Death as a more benevolent figure than an evil one, although they are neutral entirely.

My OC/Sona is not based on an existing game in the movie nor is it from a made up game, but rather an entity that exists all over the Arcade. Unlike every character we know, they can game-hop around without the risk of going Turbo. The concept of death is prevalent within the games, whether it be as simple as losing a life or being unplugged entirely. While there doesn't seem to be an "afterlife" of sorts within the universe, I still wanted to explore the idea of an Arcade Angel of Death - a being created by the multiple fatal occurrences that happen within the universe. What happens when video game characters die? Do they see, feel, hear anything afterwards? Is there a place where they go after getting unplugged, or do they just not exist anymore? Would they still be around but as remnants of what they used to be?

So many questions!

King Candy: *exists*

Me: He is so goddamn adorable, I want to haunt this man like a dark, inescapable force from a Gothic novel and chase him around in his castle until he finally succumbs to melodramatic insanity.