BLain

Do you guys and gals remember Epic Mickey? I'm watching a playthrough of the game, and although I haven't gotten far, I can tell you that I love this game. It's so unique and cool, that I'm already making a fan character thingy (good naming, me.) so, this is Blain.

I made a small backstory for him, as well. It's not fleshed out, but it's the basic idea for his creation. Also, I could be wrong with some of the stuff I say, so if I am, then please tell me. (Also, my bad.)

My backstory for him is that he was a toon at one point, but then he discovered that Pencil there, and, similarly to the Brush, it has the power to create and destroy. He picked it up, and played with it for a little bit. Then, Blots came after him and his new Pencil. He freaked out, and tried to run away. Although he escaped, the Blots were able to infect him, and he slowly turned into a half-Toon, half-Blot hybrid. His name is based off this fact (Blot + Paint - t.) To protect the other Toons, he hid away to a much more deserted area, where he couldn't harm others.

His personality is, similarly to him, mixed. While his Blot side tends to be more aggressive, there's still some Toon left in him to keep himself humane, and caring. Occasionally, he can have outbursts of rage, yelling at whoever and whatever. This is usually followed by grief and apology, as his Toon side doesn't like to be rude to others.

The Pencil is a melee version of the Brush, so you (the user) have to get close to attack with it. The Eraser end is just like the Thinner, where if you hit the enemy enough times they are erased. The Lead end draws lines on your foes, and with enough of them your foes become scribbles, which can't do anything. You could kick them around like soccer balls, if you wanted to. Also, the Lead end can create objects that can help you, like a box for climbing or a cage for trapping foes.

Well, there you go! I'm honestly happy about how this turned out. If you have any questions, then don't be afraid to ask, and if you have suggestions, then that'd be great, too! Sorry for the use of lined paper, btw. I usually go with clear, but I started with piece in school. Thank you for reading! Have a great day!