Thank you! She was actualy the first design that I dared to go asymmetrical on. I think it really worked for this particular design. I need to write more of the character's backstories and information in the toyhou.se descriptions but I am silly and think "no I know what it is"

In summary, Bastet and Artemis were captured as young catsharks (somewhere in or along Africa but not south Africa because the shark eating orcas live there) due toe Bastet's struggle to survive (physical deformities) and Artemis' strange colouration. The two were subjects of interest for scientists and were studied like regular creatures. Their early exposure to humans gave them a greater comprehension of human concepts and other things they wouldn't normally come across in the ocean. Bastet helps young Artemis stage an escape from the facility (since she's more physically capable), but stays behind herself (she knows she'd hold her sister back). Bastet is only freed once she has proven herself sentient (of human intelligence) to live 'regularly' among people. Artemis doesn't know this and believes she is still captured, and hopes to set her free too/see her again. While these characters are still motivated by their emotions and desires, they tend to be more calculated about it to minimize risk. (Can't meet your sibling after all if you're not around)

Thank you for your comments and interests in my little guys <3