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So I am attempting to create chibis for 95 Sidereals, minus the ones that already have been done by Bodhi, a few gods, and some demons for a game I am going to run. I thought it would be appropriate to share some of the canon, and a few fan comic, character images on the forum. They aren't animated or anything and my photoshop-fu is not amazing but I did my best. Also, some are based only on head shots and/or textual descriptions but you might be able to use them. The following are what I have so far (and will be edited to include latter work):

Sidereals:

From left to right: Kai, Rol, Matutine, Dozima Wokish, Fleet Brilliance


From left to right: Belladonna Atropa, Pymander Seven, Righteous Tsunami, Zhen Xue, Quickening Water


Gracious Shaia

Lunars:

Kurofa Kachina (My PC in the Fiction Anthology), K.K.'s warform

Liminals:

Dame Crimson

Abyssals

From left to right: The Shoat of the Mire, Veil of Ebon Blades

Gods:

From left to right: Ahlat (Southern God of War & Cattle), Siakal (Western God of War, Slaughter, & Sharks), Plentimon of the Dice (Celestial Minister of Gambling), Little Beam, The Chthonic Baara (or at least an interpretation of it)


From left to right: Ruvia (God of Roads & Captain of the Golden Barque), Yaogin the Fair (God of Beautiful Dreams), Golden Reverie (God of Euphoria & the effective head of the Division of Serenity), Sessen Douji (The Mountain Boy), Amoth City-Smiter (God of Tumbled Ruins)


From left to right: Flashing Peak (Goddess of the Imperial Mountain, Co-Head of the Bureau of Nature), Ameru (City Father of Meru), Yesryk (God of Raptors and Arboreal Hunting), Sweet Harvest (Goddess of the Vines), Caltia the Eternal (Goddess of the Evergreen Forest)


From left to right: Seris (The Serpent Avatar), The Unconquered Sun's Draconic Form

Elementals:

From left to right: Glorious Jade Branch (Head of the Haltan Forest Walkers), Amber Majesty (Queen of the Woods around Chanta)

Demons:

From left to right: Hrotsvitha (the Spawning Forest & 9th soul of Isidoros), Lypothymie (The Mask of Melancholy & 12th Soul of Hegra), Gnimersalt (The Mouthless Eater of All & 11th Soul of Kimbery), Lucien (The Guardian of Sleep & Expressive Soul of the End of All Wisdom), Iyutha (the Vitriolic Dragon & Messenger Soul of That Which Wears Down the Mountains)


Neomah (Makers of Flesh)

Raksha:

Slulura (Raksha Lord of the Lower Branches)

Mortals:

From left to right: Artemisia Sapphire (Guild Hierarch), Dvora Odom (Guild Hierarch)

Shards Characters:

Scarlet (From Burn Legend), Angel (From Burn Legend)

Keychain of Creation Characters:

From left to right: Ragara Karen, The Conductor of the Cacophonic Steel Chorus aka. Resonance Ben, The Forgotten Flame of Endless Unmarked Years, Costora (God of the Beach)

Chorus of the Neverborn Characters:

The Crimson Lance of Bloodied Revenge

Random Forum Stuff

Luna from Orabilis Compendium Vol. 8: Luna's Guide to Surviving Creation (Though I added the raksha-whacking staff for my game), Amber River & Five Rivers (the Akuma from the Ask-A-Kuma thread), JimB's old Izzie Avatar

MoEP: Nocturnals Material

Forms of Nox: The Onyx Youth, The Diamond Prince, The Star-Bellied Dancer, The Blue Khakhan (Note: the last two are interpretations from text as there are no pictures of these forms)

I hope yee enjoy.

Whoa.  I like her outfit.



Cool work across the board, there!

*gasp* J'adore!

*dull thump followed by rapid reattachment of jaw* Umm... yes!

Minor nitpick: it's Siakal. ^^'

This is excellent work. Thank you for taking the time to do it and share it with us.

My Sidereal game is approaching and I decided to use the basics of The Daughter of Nexus SAS as an introductory adventure for my new players who haven't encountered Exalted before. So I am going to be making chibis for all the SAS characters. So far I just have the Abyssal antagonist Veil of Ebon Blades done.


I've also done a few more chibis out of boredom. One of my potential players mentioned wanting to summon Luna in a game and I want to be prepared for that possibility. So I cooked up a quick interpretation of Luna's Chthonic Baara form for if the player is ever so bold as to directly try to summon the Fickle Lady.


If she tries to summon her a second time, I plan for her to encounter Luna as she appeared and acted in Orabilis Compendium Volume 8: Luna's Guide to Surviving Creation. I added the staff since I wanted this Luna to have a weapon for whacking people who are being senseless. For Exalted this would be a sort of satori and for raksha it would be a means of transformation into Truculee.


Lastly, I made a chibi for Amber River, the Sidereal Akuma of the Ebon Dragon, who appeared in the Ask A-kuma thread and who I'm going to be stealing for my Siddie game. Unfortunately, I think this thread was lost in the crash... which is exactly what Amber River would have wanted.

Awesome work but... Oh god, I forgot we lost that... she was my favorite Sid ever...

Hm.. I dunno...

I hope you continue to do these from time to time. They each bring a smile to my face.

In case anyone is interested, here are some chibified characters from my game, made by one of the players, and here are some characters from the game in which they are ST:ing. (And I get to play. Yay!)
Note: some are still in works-in-progress or discarded versions, though, and some day there may be versions improved with an actual graphical editor.

The latter has a some canon characters, the former only a few. There are also descriptions for some of the latter, but since they are in Finnish, they probably won't be useful to most of you...

Been occupied making chibis for the Maid: Exalted Edition game I'm running but I popped out a couple of non-player character images on the side. A little Shoat of the Mire based on her textual description and a generic Neomah.



Hope you like.

If I remember correctly, I think I went with that hair color and outfit because of this image from MoEP: Sidereals. The only other picture of her from the book is a black & white bust and her textual profile doesn't describe her appearance. Though, it did seem strange to me that the black and white image featured dark hair while the color one featured light hair.

I thought I would go ahead and post up the chibis of my current game's characters. ^_^




Red Lion, Undefeated of the East
Dawn Caste
A pugilist and rough-and-tumble fighter, Red Lion was from a small town in the east that just happened to be in the path of the army of the Mask of Winters. Red Lion led a small contingent of soldiers into the wilderness and found an ancient, overgrown manse. In the battle against a squad of nemissaries that followed them, smelling fresh meat, Red Lion exalted and claimed the manse's last remaining object of power: a royal warstrider called The Lion's Roar. Though he was able to save a few people from the Mask's deadly rampage, his town was lost. Red Lion deposited the survivors in a nearby kingdom and began his quest to find a way to bring down the Mask of Winters once and for all. In his journeys, he met his Lunar mate, a somewhat eccentric No-Moon named Venomous Spur, who used him in her experiments to better understand the moonsilver tattoos. Red Lion now has a set of orichalcum tattoos, though neither he nor Ven know exactly what they do yet. Red Lion is a jovial, boisterous sort who loves women, wine, and song... which makes him unable to hold a silver for more than a day or two, and has seriously hampered his quest.




Venomous Spur
No-Moon Caste (Platypus Totem)

Born over a century ago in a nameless far Eastern village, Venomous Spur would probably have lived out her life anonymously were it not for the Fair Folk. When they began preying on her people, she used all of her guile, cunning, and wisdom to drive them away. For this, she was Exalted as a servant of Luna; for her failure to save her husband and oldest daughter, she went mad. For eight decades, she lived on the edge of the Wyld in her spirit shape, reveling in the simple joys of the beastly life to escape the pain of her past. Finally, she was discovered by other Lunars, who fixed her caste and brought her into the Silver Pact. Revisiting her old village, she found that her people now worshiped her a minor protection deity, a cult that she has subtly encouraged since her return. She has also leaned to despise Raksi, the Queen of Fangs, as a perverse monstrosity, and has sworn to end her reign and rip from her the secrets of the moonsilver tattoos. To this end, she has joined forces with her Solar mate, Red Lion, and his circle. She has yet to tell them of the Silver Pact or the Thousand Streams River, but it's only a matter of time.




Snapdragon
Night Caste

Once, the vigilante called Snapdragon had another name. She gave it up when the Nexus criminal cartels raped and murdered her twin sister, thinking they had caught Snapdragon instead. She went on a roaring rampage of revenge, carving her way to the top of a notorious criminal syndicate, culminating in the slaughter of every man in the mansion of the syndicate's boss. When she was done, she found that her body was aflame with the fires of the Anathema--and she welcomed the change. From that day on, she would be a demon to the underworld. Her exultation didn't last, though; when the glow and bloody haze cleared, she found that there was a single surviving witness to her attack--the syndicate boss's youngest son, a mere child. Horrified that she had done such things in front of an innocent, Snapdragon fled Nexus and now wanders Creation, looking for villains to destroy and innocents to protect. She has terrible nightmares about her sister's death, and that the boy she traumatized might someday come to seek her out for revenge. When that day comes, could she lift her blade against someone she herself had wronged? Occasionally, she is also haunted by her Lunar mate, a pacifist Full Moon called Luminous Vesper, who chides her for her bloody ways and acts as her conscience and sometime lover.




Gideon Caldaret
Eclipse Caste

Gideon once had the misfortune of being one of the few honest magistrates in the city of Nexus, a man notorious among his peers for his incorruptibility and devotion to the common people. The Council of Entities considered having him "removed" more than once for being a gadfly more interested in justice than profit, but found that having an honest man in his position was sometimes useful. The only corruption of his duties which Gideon engaged in was the occasional passing of information to a mysterious vigilante who could get to criminals no magistrate would touch--a vigilante known only by her calling card, a single snapdragon blossom left with the bodies of her targets. After the vigilante's departure in the wake of an unconscionable slaughter, Gideon turned all of his vitriol against the Council and his own department, agitating for reform. The Council finally had enough of him and set assassins against him. Desperate and with no recourse, Gideon fled into the one place they would never follow--the Tombs of the Anathema. He does not speak about what he saw there, but when he emerged carrying a pair of plasma tongue repeaters--the Twin Dragons--the assassins found themselves fleeing before his burning might. Gideon found it useful to leave Nexus for a time. Now, he walks the earth, sometimes working with Snapdragon and sometimes alone, seeking to understand the power that has been given to him and use it to bring justice to the world.




Prism of Truth
Zenith Caste

The West can be a harsh and unforgiving place, as terrible as the deserts of the South or the frozen plains of the North. For one young merchant, his love of the sea turned into a nightmare when a storm whipped out of nowhere and capsized his vessel, leaving him the only survivor--adrift on the wreckage. How long he floated there, he has no idea--long enough to be sunburned terribly, to suffer the pangs of hunger and thirst, to feel fever and delirium. Somewhere in between it all, the sun spoke to him, called him Chosen, named him Exalted. The young merchant had been caught in the wake of the Jade Prison's opening, and for his heroic resolve in the face of certain death, an Exaltation joined with him. Taking the name "Prism of Truth"--for it was now his duty to break down the pure truth of the Unconquered Sun's light into pieces that could be understood by the multitudes--the former merchant began his wandering. Along the way, he claimed a daiklave, mastered his powers, and pissed off basically everyone he met. You see, Prism of Truth isn't just a zealot--he's a loudmouthed zealot. He genuinely believes that Solars can do no wrong and spends most of his time in Limit Break. If he weren't also impossibly lucky and tough, the Wyld Hunt would have had his guts for garters already. Prism has recently "adopted" a young Twilight he found lost in the North, and has dedicated himself to teaching the "wayward child" the proper use of his powers.




Blazer Orpheus
Twilight Caste

As a young man, Blazer was given to the monk-scholars of a Northern library to raise. The library was funded by a retired Water Aspect who had discovered it while on campaign and turned it into a pet project. Mostly staffed by Immaculates and scholars, young Blazer was given a comprehensive education into both scholastic matters and into the religious zeal of the Realm, tempering him into a pacifist with great respect for knowledge and faith alike. In his teenaged years, one of the elderly scholars of the library became convinced that Blazer had a great destiny ahead of him, perhaps even to Exalt as a Dragon-Blood! The rumor became so common that one of the library-master's friends, an Air Aspect Immaculate monk visiting the library, decided to test it by pushing Blazer to the breaking point. Through all of her trials and punishments, he withstood--and finally found the courage to fight back. He likely would have lost his life, save for the sudden appearance of an arm of the Bull of the North's army, far off course and looking for someone to take their aggression out on, and his own Second Breath. Recognizing him as Anathema, the monk dropped burning wing of the library on him and left him to die. Blazer survived due to his anima, and fell into a sub-basement where he discovered an imperishable book bound in orichalcum: the Tome of the Great Maker. Escaping through the caverns beneath the library, Blazer finally learned hatred as well--for the army that had destroyed so much knowledge and so many innocent lives out of ignorance and fury. Blazer studies the book whenever he can, grasping only the basics of the theory, but enough to allow him to create temporary artifacts by manifesting them through his anima. He can create permanent artifacts the standard way, and knows a good deal about thaumaturgy and the principles of sorcery.

That's my wife. And she totally is. =3

You know who I'd like to see as a chibi? Desus.

And two more characters. Mortals. Cause they do matter. Guild Hierarchs Artemisia Sapphire and Dvora Odom from the Daughter of Nexus SAS. They only had head shots but I extrapolated as much as I could.

And one more canon character that came up in my game. Lypothymie, The Mask of Melancholy, 12th Soul of Hegra from the Malfeas Compass book.

Then you'll enjoy the ones here as well. Bodhisattva seems to have put them back up recently.

Also, two more canon Demon characters. Their humanoid forms are only fleetingly described, while their non-Human forms got pictures, but I tried to match the text as much as possible while filling in the unknown reasonably.

First, Gnimersalt, The Mouthless Eater of All & 11th Soul of Kimbery aka. Meafeas' trash disposal. Second, Iyutha, the Vitriolic Dragon and Messenger Soul of That Which Wears Down the Mountains in her crone form. Both are from the Mafeas compass book.

That guy could do with some citrus.

It's the best I could do with the Gaia Avatar Maker and a little small, but I think it turned out well.

Would it be wrong of me to ask for a chibi of the Green Lady? <.< >.>

It'll claim a lot more than that. Just wait until it throws you into a career... I've been told, having had to put grad school on the back burner.

(Good luck! ^VVVVVVV^)