The obvious difference between a comic canon and a book canon is the lack of images for icons . . . While I am trying to whip up a set from scratch, a poll
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So, for most of mine (Yellow/Chiaki/Terra/Karkat/Naruto), they can all be read easily (tell me if she's doing the reading and I will give you a running commentary of their thoughts). No worries there.
The problem comes from this account, Tsukasa, and we should probably figure this out! See, in canon, he exists only as a crossover character- He goes through all the different 'worlds' (prior series of his show) and takes on a new form in each world, related to the theme of the story there.
The reason this matters for Tiffany is because, according to Vague McCrypticpants, Tsukasa is unlike everyone else: He 'has no story of his own'. His existence is to go to each world, and through his presence and actions, cause each story of the ten+ prior series to play out again, retelling them once more, with Tsukasa himself taking whatever role is necessary for that, be it hero, villain, obstacle, support, or whatever. So he's like... basically, he's a giant conduit for stories to play out through him, whichever story the worlds want him to play out, but he himself has no story.
Since stories are kind of a Thing with Discworld witches, I was wondering how you would like to handle that!
Tsukasa = special snowflake that seems more like a witch than a character because he's a part of the stories and yet he still stands apart. Tiffany will be very confused, but there's a place for everything (supposedly), so she's fine with that.
So, for most of mine (Yellow/Chiaki/Terra/Karkat/Naruto), they can all be read easily (tell me if she's doing the reading and I will give you a running commentary of their thoughts). No worries there.
The problem comes from this account, Tsukasa, and we should probably figure this out! See, in canon, he exists only as a crossover character- He goes through all the different 'worlds' (prior series of his show) and takes on a new form in each world, related to the theme of the story there.
The reason this matters for Tiffany is because, according to Vague McCrypticpants, Tsukasa is unlike everyone else: He 'has no story of his own'. His existence is to go to each world, and through his presence and actions, cause each story of the ten+ prior series to play out again, retelling them once more, with Tsukasa himself taking whatever role is necessary for that, be it hero, villain, obstacle, support, or whatever. So he's like... basically, he's a giant conduit for stories to play out through him, whichever story the worlds want him to play out, but he himself has no story.
Since stories are kind of a Thing with Discworld witches, I was wondering how you would like to handle that!
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Tsukasa = special snowflake that seems more like a witch than a character because he's a part of the stories and yet he still stands apart. Tiffany will be very confused, but there's a place for everything (supposedly), so she's fine with that.
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