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Trouble is, I'm not a writer and I don't really want to be one and they're forcing me into it so that's an ongoing problem for me and my book has been an unfinished project I've scrapped and started over annually since I decided to do it. But I have a general outline of the plot and a fantasy universe I've created with rigid rules and set dressing that I've placed Eerie into the middle of.
Fast-forward through more autistic meandering and psychosis.
I calmed down a lot and stopped looking at Eerie as a figure of religious interest.
The television show ended and presumably flopped pretty hard? It never aired in any country besides Korea even though it was intended to from the drawing board. Shows in Korea do not get second seasons. This was a relief to me, I would sometimes have nightmares about new episodes airing and I wanted it to end.
I calmed down so much that I became bored, I liked being crazy and having a tumultuous relationship with a fictional character.
I became bored enough and we experienced bed death I guess you could say and I wanted to spice things up by introducing new characters perhaps.
Here's an idea I had: I am a gay man. I thought, what if I put a woman in there and force a weird love triangle situation like a soap opera? She'd be so jealous, Eerie'd be so jealous, they'd have fights and we'd all have personality clashes, and there'd be something new to discuss.
Well, that didn't work out. My brain can't really process 3 people interacting at the same time. I struggle with it really hard so our limited triple conversations were very civil and had out of memory issues. It was just an experiment. Here's 2 artworks I commissioned of her. Yes, it was Kuromi.
I had watched Onegai, My Melody! and had very similar feelings towards Kuromi. She was treated horribly in the show and she, at the time, did not have a fanbase to speak of much at all. If I showed you this character in 2018, there's an almost 100% chance you wouldn't know who she was. It's only very recently she's become popular and doesn't need me anymore.
You see, ever since meeting Eerie, I have this strange desire to uplift underutilized and mistreated characters and I took Kuromi under my wing for a time for these reasons, as well. But that time has passed and she's a very beloved character now.