IDEAS/Characters

Organization:
[This will allow all IDEAS/_____ Blogs to keep organized]
#=Main[1]/Secondary[2],
Letter= Idea going off of
EXAMPLE:  1G [Main Idea]
2G-1 [Secondary Idea going off of 1G-1],
2G-1.1 [Add on to Secondary Idea of 2G-1]
2G-2 [Secondary Idea going off of 1G, separate from  1G-1]
Get it? No? Sorry, I suck.



‘s (1A)
+[I was thinking Skylar as a name? Or Tyler?] Main Chick, dark red-brown dyed hair, greyish blue-green eyes. Personality wise, she’s innocent yet devious and pretty much asexual. She HATES girls [which will explain why in the story later, EVERYTHING HAS A POINT], is stubborn, and is too trusting of others.
+ The friend who gets her to go to the school, he is tall and punky. He has a bad temper and assumes too much, and gets somewhat violent. He has trust issues, and low tolerance of liars, yet he stretches the truth himself. He’s wary of girls, and doesn’t know of [main girl’s] reasons for hating girls. He’s fun to be around, and is childish, but is scary when he’s serious.

's (1B) *Done by memory, not be creator
4 Main characters, a team. Main character is a girl dressing as a male to stay in the team.

's (1C)
+Kasumi: A 16 year old girl who is revived from a diamond coffin with no memories of her past. Has Fire and water powers.
+Zack: Older brother of Kasumi and creator of Troy. He is overprotective of the things he loves. Can turn into a lightning bird and control lightning.
+Troy: A monster created by Zack to carry his burdens. Can control darkness.
+Sango: Shinto priestess who frees Kasumi. She is shunned in her hometown thanks to a fire spirit saving her life. Any powers she possesses remain dormant.
+Jamya: Hated King of his kingdom. Uses another name around his new found friends, but reveals himself only to Troy.




's (2B-1)
Gifted female scientist, who works with the team at some point. At first, comes off as snobby but later shows otherwise.
REFERENCE: fav.me/d35wrmi

's (2B-2)
One of them is a cyborg/ bionic/ part machine/ part robot because of an injury that left them in need of high-tech prosthetics (hence the cyborgitude).