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I need a name for these guys

These five monsters are still in their sketchbook phase of their design, but I need to name them.

Edit: I forgor the info for all of them
The cloaked guy: Is based of a type of war horn and is said to look "aluring" under the cloak. Whatever that means.
Tuned gong angel: Closely related to Ringael (my other monster), but is slightly less shy and its crystals (the gong-looking things) are agates. Has the same Christian naming convention as its cousin.
Purple cyborg lady: Looks detatched, but is actually quite sweet and caring. Has mechanical parts to enhance its sound. Oh yeah, the design is supposed to have floating arms, but the image i used doesn't have them.
Ahsoka Tano-looking guy: Jedi! Jedi! Also based on phosphorus and DnD's monk class.
Winged yeti boi: Loves playing in the snow and pranking its friends, but everyone loves it. Also a good singer.

Edit dos: I forgot their elements!!!!
Cloak guy: Earth, Cold, Air, Glyph
Angel boyo: Plant, Mineral
Cyber girl: Air, Electricity, Starlight
Togruta guy: Cold, Fire, Starlight
Yeti boi: Cold, Spirit

These guys are Preternaturals btw.

u/Parrot_does_Art — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/whitewhale+1 crossposts

[TOMT] 3D animated children's series(?) on YouTube and its channel.

One night, I randomly thought about a video I watched when I was a kid (five or six I think). It's about a train meeting a robot and talking to each other. I think the train's name was Shawn, and I think his design was inspired by Thomas the Tank Engine trains and having a youthful, boyish voice. I also remember videos like this on the channel it was posted on (I think the name starts with a C, but I could be wrong).

I remember the channel starting a new series inside a realistic house with toys interacting with each other. I think the creator used Shawn's VA to voice another character in the series, being another train I think.

I think I saw this channel during the early 2010's.

Sorry if my memory is a little vague. I have to yoink these memories from the depths of my brain. Just saying that.

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u/Parrot_does_Art — 11 days ago

To The Cosmos fonts(?)

I have these two images in my gallery that are the thumbnails for two My Singing Mammots videos (for those who don't know, MSMammots is a retired youtuber in the MSM community who made fanmade islands and songs). I tried using a font identification website on the first one, but I couldn't find an exact match. I didn't do that for the second image for some reason.

I nicknamed the first font "Neon Sign" because in MSMammotts videos, the text that displays the monster's name would change colour. The character in the second image is Hartbeat, a fanmade monster.

Here's the first font in action in an archived video (top right corner) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mQ4PYNNRnpN1JIewYesl2xmrExFuqDGw/view?usp=drivesdk

u/Parrot_does_Art — 15 days ago
▲ 11 r/OverlookedOCCreators+1 crossposts

Posting these guys again because this subreddit doesnt allow reposts

Meet Arch-En-Giel, the quad-element Preternatural!

They make a synth sound by tapping the orbs and making their halos glow

Here's the bio: "Four elements, but three Monsters!? This thing is driving us nuts! Arch-En-Giels exist as three seperate beings, yet they're never seperate even though there's nothing tethering them together. Many think it's because of a mental link between them, though this is unverified. Another mystery is their size. Most Arch-En-Giel trios are of a modest height, but some can grow to gargantuan sizes, and these are found high in the sky, or in deep space. Despite these two great big mysteries, the Arch-En-Giel is a fine addition to friend group... if you have time to chat."

Relevant facts:
- They are based in Sahaquiel from Neon Genesis Evangelion
- I subconsciously took inspiration from Conjint (another fanmade monster) while designing Giel and En
- "Arc-en-ciel" means rainbow in French
- The name is pronounced exactly like the word "archangel"

u/Parrot_does_Art — 15 days ago