The Shamans

Each character is designed in a way that conveys their story and who they are based on their design alone. The saturated colors of her costume show that Faye is a bright and young woman who's very optimistic. However, when she puts on the veil, she was taught to put on a more stoic face because the danger and problems she faces requires a strong and steady will. But for Faye, there's always room for a smile.

Tai has been through a lot, scarred from his past. His darker colors contrasts against Faye's colors, conveying his dull and mature outlook on life. The mask he wears is from his previous mentor- tattered and torn as a reminder of his mistakes and guilt.

May the pig is honestly quite a simple design, and doesn't need to be any more complicated than that. It's a cute baby pig that wears the red ribbon proudly with trust, which was put on by Faye. Its round characteristics help show its innocence.

The Shamans would carry most of the same shaman tools, the only difference being their weapon, personal items, and the color of the red cloth ties. My favorite item here is the fanny pack. It's feminine and pink, showcasing Faye's soft side. It's also a gift from her mother, so Faye wears it proudly.

Tai's personal items show how straightfoward and practical he is. His fanny pack is not as bright as Faye's because he simply cares about the function. The necklace is also reminder of his mentor and shows that despite being pessimistic about life, he still carries that glimmer of hope and belief that his mentor sought to teach him.