KillerKid86
@Background Pony #7A99
Not a fan of the Ladies’s man trope unless it’s turned on it’s head. (I.E. the character is totally unaware of it(Mac) or only believes they are, when they really aren’t)
I like to portray closely to his canon self, with a bit of an ego, fiercely completive(a trait shared by Flash), and having a bit of a snarky edge. One thing I like to do is put the two at odds with each other in terms of how they approach a situation;
[Note: This mostly retains to an AU humanverse]
Flash is impulsive and headstrong(something to serve as a contrast to Twilight and an accompanying trait to Dash) usual rushing head first into things with out any type of plan or strategy. The only real “strategy” he employs is “hit it a bunch until it dies.”
Soarin, by contrast, tends to be more slightly more patient, taking time to think things out and weigh his options. While not a strategic genius, he won’t just run into the heat of battle without some plan. He can be a bit emotional which will influence his decisions.
Not a fan of the Ladies’s man trope unless it’s turned on it’s head. (I.E. the character is totally unaware of it(Mac) or only believes they are, when they really aren’t)
I like to portray closely to his canon self, with a bit of an ego, fiercely completive(a trait shared by Flash), and having a bit of a snarky edge. One thing I like to do is put the two at odds with each other in terms of how they approach a situation;
[Note: This mostly retains to an AU humanverse]
Flash is impulsive and headstrong(something to serve as a contrast to Twilight and an accompanying trait to Dash) usual rushing head first into things with out any type of plan or strategy. The only real “strategy” he employs is “hit it a bunch until it dies.”
Soarin, by contrast, tends to be more slightly more patient, taking time to think things out and weigh his options. While not a strategic genius, he won’t just run into the heat of battle without some plan. He can be a bit emotional which will influence his decisions.