I've been designing a few characters over the past week or so, three in total. They are intended to accompany my previous character as opposing fighters to battle. I made each with an accelerated pace and limited time spent on coloring, so they have a few obvious blemishes. If I could draw anatomy better, they would likely be slightly less stiff.
I refer to this large man as the Chef (no relation to Chef from South Park). I've imagined him to be incredibly French. He focuses on brutal crushing and slicing, utilizing hands hardened by a lifetime of scalds and cuts in the kitchen, as well as an array of cookware such as massive butcher knives and cast-iron skillets.
Surely, I will create a better name for this fellow and the others eventually, and even create reference sheets filled with poses and actions.
This is the Cheerleader. She is a fierce competitor, becoming enraged when facing any whom would dare challenge her superior cheerleading capabilities; this disgusting attitude is under a thin veil of vague charm. She specializes in flamboyant acrobatic attacks, and is especially adept in aerial combat. While fairly lightweight, she will summon a massive spirit stick to punish the unlucky and unfortunate.
Her palette is taken from a picture of potatoes of various colors, including her team's name, because it seemed funny.
This is the Queen, the most in-progress concept of these three. She is a Gothic insectoid with an inflated ego and considerable disdain for commonfolk. Her regal demeanor and thick carapace allow her to trade hits without breaking poise. The Queen also conceals much of her body beneath her oversized attire, making her quite difficult to read and allowing her to briefly hide some of her attacks.
