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True, but the fantasy setting is all the same. That’s just how I pictured him and I happened to have a similar image.

Shorter hair maybe?

Perhaps?

This is how I’ve imagined him. But with his butler uniform and dressed like the image when he goes to do adventureing work.

“The wolf among us”

Meanwhile: “The Ice King”

How about: “Uroboros Vault”

Man, i can’t wait to see what becomes of this new “Marceline”…

Can you make her future character design similar like in “Fiona and cake”?

Maybe like this? Just younger?

Oh, this sounds like an incredibly fascinating premise! I love the idea of a celestial monster being reborn during the Mushroom Wars in the Adventure Time universe. It opens up endless possibilities for our protagonist to explore and experience before the main plotline kicks in. Given that Noah possesses multiple forms and maybe an extensive understanding of magical theories, there are plenty of adventures they could partake in to pass the time until the main events of Adventure Time unfold. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Exploration and Observation: As a celestial monster, our protagonist has a unique perspective on the world. They could spend their time exploring the post-apocalyptic landscapes, observing the remnants of the Mushroom Wars, and documenting their findings. This could provide valuable insights into the history and lore of the Adventure Time universe. 2. Interacting with Survivors: During the Mushroom Wars, there were likely pockets of survivors struggling to navigate the chaos. Noah could seek out these survivors, befriend them, and assist them in their own personal quests for survival. This would not only foster connections but also allow our protagonist to learn about the struggles and triumphs of different individuals in this world. 3. Studying Ancient Artifacts: With their knowledge of magic theories, our celestial monster/Noah could devote time to studying ancient artifacts left behind from the pre-Mushroom War era. These artifacts could hold clues about the nature of magic, and our protagonist could try to decipher their secrets, pushing the boundaries of their understanding. 4. Meditating and Reflecting: In moments of solitude, Noah could engage in deep meditation, delving into his and maybe Gorms own thoughts and memories. This introspective practice could help them unlock hidden aspects of their own powers and gain further insight into the nature of their existence. 5. Establishing Connections with Other Magical Beings: While magic might not have been prevalent during this period, there could still be other magical beings scattered across the Adventure Time universe. Our protagonist could seek out these individuals, share their knowledge of magic theories, and exchange stories. This could lay the foundation for future alliances and friendships when the main plotline begins… But then again, it’s all up to you. Remember, the journey is just as important as the destination! This prelude period offers a unique opportunity to delve into the celestial monster's character development, relationships, and growth. I can't wait to read how our protagonist's experiences events during this time shaping their role in Adventure Time's main plotline. Keep up the fantastic work!

Great story! Honestly, not much is out there that can even amount to a proper story. You’ve got this! that especially applies for Adventure Time Fanfics.

Uroboros