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As I want to include an illustrative page it means I have a age to spare, and instead of keeping it blank I thought I could fill it with a profile page you see often in published manga. These usually consist of a full of half body drawing of specific characters along side a few key elements of information such as age, height and blood type.

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Above shows a couple of varying styles approaching this. Some just has a list, others have power charts and paragraphs. As I have a couple of plot devices/ terminologies which people reading might nit understand, I want to include a brief explanation for each of those too. I will likely end up doing a mixture of both, but I will be using a full body illustration and it will be inked not sketched.

However, due to it being near the beginning of the book, I will likely only have Ronin and Loic featuring on it not Juno or Akue.


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