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"I don't need legs to hold a wrench."
Despite being part of the Fantasian faction for most of her life, Anarcha does not possess a great capacity and transformation - her forms are clumsy and broad, but she doesn't really care - she cares less for beauty and poise, and more for engineering and science. This suits her family just fine - she can take care of the ship's mechanisms all day, while the rest of them have fun terrorizing the Fantasian navy.
In line with the Fantasian fashion, she morphed into a vague ungulate of some sort, but can't really be bothered to change back now that the trends have changed - since she and her family broke away from Fantasian law anyway there wasn't much point, and they've since kept their goat-like forms to symbolize their defiance to Fantasian rule. She eventually lost her legs, as she found them useless from a practical standpoint.
- Big, heavy tools
- Schematics
- Silence
- Coal
- Fashion
- Legs
- Big family dinners
- Earth
Planned NPC in following storylines:
Bane of the Fantasian Navy
Distraught Fantasian Navy officials lament their dealings with the ship Cloud Carver and its crew of annoying, sycophantic, and probably smelly "pirates". Their ships, however, can't seem to make a dent in Cloud Carver's hull, and are inferior in speed. How would the most elite team of military professionals in Aether have such trouble with this ship?! They demand an end to this blatant affront to Fantasian supremacy.
Ramford's Broken TV
Disaster strikes on the Cloud Carver, as Ramford smashes (once again) the TV his crew spent weeks pulling from Earth. Ramford sinks into a deep depression, unable to know whether or not pirates are still fashionable in film/TV, or whether people on Earth have moved onto romanticizing a different historical theme. Once again, his crew must traverse dimensions and set up a new TV set in order for their captain to assume his duties again.
Ramford
Ramford and Anarcha are close, and she is his second-in-command. The two are often short-tempered with each other, and are quick to yell in frustration, but they have an immense respect for the way each other does things. As both of them are the most mature people aboard the ship, they often find themselves looking after the rest of the rambunctious crew. This babysitting has led to a strong bond.
Shoy-Shoy
Shoy-Shoy, thinking he is the captain of the ship, has named his 'second-in-command' as another crew member, and as such, he and Anarcha don't have much to do with each other. Anarcha does not have any patience for this 'child' running around proclaiming his leadership, and she has to bite her tongue and resist temptation to boot him off the side of the ship every time he opens his mouth.
Princess Geshi
During her time in in the Fantasian stronghold, Anarcha and Princess Geshi only talked in passing. It was only after Anarcha and her friends ran off to become miscreants that Princess Geshi began to admire Anarcha's life of freedom and self-expression. They still don't talk, but from her window in the palace tower, Geshi waves when the troublesome group causes havoc in the city, and Anarcha gives a small salute back.
