The OC's from the Past (Group 1: Imaginary Friends)

Hey look, it all started here, on a blue cat. Funny how that turned out for me.

I would tell you to take a guess on what he is, but honestly it still leaves a lot up to imagination (heh). He was an imaginary friend, drawn in my first artstyle of stick figures with box torsos. Think of the most generic cat, and imagine him colored in by the blue crayon color. Now imagine him being bipedal a majority of the time. Due to my style back then, his only differences between the Generic Person Template (circle head on top of tall rectangle body, sticks attached to corners as arms and legs; circle head has two big dots for eyes and a small dot for a nose) is that he has triangle ears jutting up from the top of his head, and a curled long tail. So it's almost like a furry, but at the time I had no fucking idea what one was.

I liked this character enough that I had an alternate self in my imagination where I became a blue cat myself, though we were not the same person.

Blue Cat was goofy, kind, and outgoing. If there was adventure, he was there. That's... kind of it, really, for his personality. Aside from the outgoingness, he was sort of what I envisioned myself to be.

In addition to being a cat, which let him climb things and jump high, he also for some reason had two abilities that I just ripped off from Batman. He has a "Catarang" ability, but it's not a weapon he owns so much as he can unsheathe his claws, and then threw them around like they were a Batarang. He also had a "Catling Hook" as well, but instead of being a gun/gadgtet Batman had on his belt, he can just shoot his claws out to grapple things. No, I didn't think about what would be connecting the claws to the handpaw. It had just as much thought as having the Catarang all be in one piece to begin with, when it should just be separate claws all 'rangin' around.

Oh yea, also he could do the Spin Dash that Sonic does.

Naturally, my other form also had those powers.

He was essentially my right hand cat in places where another character was unable to in my imaginary world (this other character is in this section too, just wait). He ran the land that I always went into whenever I was using my imagination.

He was created because I like cats and the color blue. What, were you expecting more? The Amazing World of Gumball didn't exist when I made this character, and all the other blue cat characters that I make can thank this one for their existences.

I'm good at naming.

Much like Blue Cat, Blue Dog was also usually drawn in my style of stick figure. His tail was shorter and didn't curl as much, and his ears were round teardrops that drooped to the sides of his head.

While not used much, Blue Dog was, naturally, the antithesis to Blue Cat. BC was outgoing and playful, while BD kept to himself and was serious. He didn't stick around long, but his personality was placed onto another dog character (we'll get to him soon).

He doesn't have skills, aside from making sarcastic comments. Funny that I gave two dog characters snarky attitudes in the beginning, when it's usually cats that are characterized as such. Don't worry, you know that changes if you've been on this site for a while.

I think I made him because I wanted another character to play BC off of, but I still kept him blue, because I was obsessed with the color. If it was blue, I loved it (except for Sonic, but that was years ago).

Grouping these up together because they essentially had no personality.

This contains some other characters that were part of the Blue Fauna Group, namely Blue Bird, Blue Turtle, and Blue Fish. So in addition to the two types of mammals that stick in my brain, there is also an avian, a reptile, and a fish that got included with their antics. I only remember them in one "comic" that I made, and it doesn't even qualify as a comic, let alone a book.

Blue Bird didn't have ears and a tail, but they had a beak (triangle) and some wings (smooth front side, and smoothly bumpy back side). Blue Turtle was a hemisphere with some small legs, a tail, and a smaller circle head (no nose, either). Blue Fish was just combining two curved lines to make a fish, with dotted eyes. I don't remember giving them fins. Oh, and did I mention that this character stayed inside a fishbowl, unable to interact with the outside world?

Personality? Read first line above. This is the only amount of information I have on them.

This character was stupid.

Priz was an average person, with average brown hair and brown eyes. Average build too. His only unique traits are his name, his shirt (yellow long sleeve with a blue cat head symbol), and his ability.

The ability was similar to my own when I did imaginary stuff: he could turn into a bipedal blue cat. I called him a Wilderkinn or something, meaning that it's random whenever he turns, instead of being controllable.

He was just the average guy.

His name was inspired by seeing the subtitle The Prisoner of Azkaban, from the Harry Potter series (back when I read the books and fully enjoyed the series). Strange that this is the second time we've encountered someone transforming into a blue cat (and third time mentioning a blue cat). I think it's because I enjoy the werewolf concept. Interesting.

Priz's girlfriend, that I gave him. She's got some sort of asian ethnicity, don't ask which though, as I didn't give it thought.
She's got black hair in a bob cut, with flat bangs. She had green eyes. Her figure was curvy.

Her only thing was that she might've done some magic.

I don't know fully remember what inspired me to give Priz a girlfriend. Maybe I was feeling lonely, and created an imaginary couple pairing to make up for it...

God, that's pathetic.