Some time in the future, the army assembles for trick or treating. What’s Jen bringing? A new mission? A high profile target?
Back to the battle with Majorette next week!
Next update, we’re starting the assassin arc. Dwight is targeted by a fighter that is neither kid or adult. Before the attack, he recalls the night his brother was taken down in the same way.
This will come slower due to some difficulties in the real world. I will try to provide regular updates but until things calm down it may take longer for art to be finalized. Stay tuned!
The purest warrior in the Spartans, Tim is the biggest kid on the block. He tends to fight with twin cannons or a single bottle. Tim is out to find the strongest and take them down. He is protective of others and fights with honor, making him one of the pillars of the army.
Design wise, Tim is a favorite. While we were revisiting pages from early boards and finalizing events, we kept focusing more on Tim’s personality. He’s quiet and somewhat simple, but his strength and low-key individualist nature suggested more actions to add. For an example, while others are arguing in the foreground, Tim will help himself to some unwatched lemonade. He isn’t the most central of the cast and I don’t think he has any interest in being so.
This previous scene with Jen has revealed a lot more of the fighter’s motivations and the ultimate goal they all fight for. Now that they have the backing of the ace toymaker Kid Mogul, the Spartans are ready to start training! This sequence will be a little more involved than previous segments and while I will try to keep a weekly release schedule, it may take a moment to rework the boards. Stay tuned for more news!
Will the boys learn to work together with Roy’s help? Stay tuned for more news and uploads! Pages for the training scene are coming soon as well as the Tim eyecatcher!
The brains of the outfit, Joe is timid but brilliant. Joe is usually at his best friend Dwight’s side but is learning to step forward as the Spartan army continues their war.