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Indigo Abbey
Featured in the fancomic Sweet Hella Quest.
Indigo Abbey is a fun-loving individual who started off as an outsider watching the others before deciding to spontaneously join in on the fun during the skateboard challenges just before the cast became one group.
She is one of the more thoughtful individuals of the group, but is still known to engage in silly and bizarre antics and just turn her brain off and go along with things if they're fun and goofy enough. She struggles with loneliness now and then, but she finds happiness and friendship in the group. She also doesn't hesitate to call people out on their more annoying or baffling antics, especially Hooligan Dan.
While doing the jobs for the clowns, the Ring-Master took Indigo Abbey aside to "fix her clown makeup" that she applied wrong, leading to her being transformed into the clown lizard form she is currently. She isn't all that concerned about it though, as she's "pretty sure it's just make up."
Likes
- Fun and antics
- Gardening
- Exploring
Dislikes
- Loneliness
- People being annoying
- Overwhelmingly chaotic situations
Skills & Abilities
Lizard Climbing
Indigo Abbey is able to climb on walls and scale structures with ease and speed, as a result of being a clown lizard.
Jaw Strength
Indigo Abbey has demonstrated the ability to bend floorboards up with her jaw alone, letting her get under the floor.
Night Vision
Indigo Abbey's eyes glow in the dark, which allows her to see in low-light situations where the others would be unable to.
Inventory
Tall-Board [ Long Board, why not Tall Board? ]
Indigo Abbey's signature skateboard. It possesses well-rounded speed and trick capability, but its most distinguishing trait is its absurd height, being more of a pillar on wheels than a traditional skateboard. So far, this tallness attribute has yet to be used for any specific purpose.
Cursed Bee Flute [ muisc..... ]
A magical flute in the shape of a bee that allows her to call her purple bees for help. Unfortunately, the only time she has tried to use it for this purpose so far has been unsuccessful, as the bees were too far away to hear her. It has also been used to commune with Swee Gomy, who focused on its tones and whistled a response back.
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