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3102012 CUT IT OUTby *KenDraw

Cartoons & Comics / Digital Media / Comics / Other

Echo is the worst pet ever and this shows why.

Movement practice!

Just a side note- the last two portions of this were added on AFTER I stepped away and came back and realized how wrong the last thing that was written sounds. *swings arm* continuity!

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~Intransigenz Aug 27, 2012

OK here I go

The history of my imagination:
The first time I saw your character I thought he was a boy. Then I saw how it had a crush on Viren. "Well, why not?", I thought, but after a time I realized that this character is made after its artist. It was a FUCKING HARD TIME to see a girl in this character. After a while I got used to it. THEN I saw a comment written by a member who asked which gender kenny had... I saw you answer... and I looked away from the screen with an WtF-expression on my face. Not because it is a bad idea. Just because I had such a hard time with its gender just for realizing after a HUNDRED OF YEARS that your characters don't have a gender. Seriously: It's the best solution you could give me

D. I'm totally satisfied, now.

And I just want to say that I am really fascinated how you draw them, especially Kenny. It REALLY has no special female or male characteristics. I think it's pretty hard to develop a "genderless" character that appears so believeable - I don't know a better term, I hope you know what I mean ;o).

*KenDraw Aug 27, 2012

Actually, I'm not female- so you not seeing female in Kenny's gender is actually correct. I'm neither male, but I suppose I'm more alright with male pronouns as I find them to be rather neutral in a sense- however- "they, their, theirs, them." are the pronouns I prefer to be called as well as what I prefer Kenny to be refereed to as well.
Kenny is based after my appearance, and personality, there wasn't any trouble 'developing' them since I just drew myself. then put that character, based off me, into wacky situations I'd often day dream about.