I think the design of the FL Evangeline is so unimaginably beautiful, it gives me chills. It’s honestly peak design for me personally.
And I’m not just talking about her ethereal beauty, I mean even her horrifying presence and supernatural essence, it’s portrayed and drawn to be so hauntingly gorgeous.
I don’t fully enjoy her complete obliviousness to the effects she has on others and the world around her, it feels unrealistic—but I get a sense that she knows something is off, but is subconsciously suppressing it to protect herself—I mean, being transmigrated is already hard enough, so admitting she’s not even human would break her. That’s my headcanon.
However, the depth of emotion and intensity of perception of the other characters is incredible. The fear and reverence they feel towards Evangeline is so potently portrayed, that it almost makes up for Evangeline’s lack of said depth. Her airheaded nature is compensated by the intensity of the other characters groundedness in reality.
Overall—I’m excited to see where the story goes, and how they further explore the dynamics of Evangeline’s supernatural existence with the world around her, and the psychological and emotional expressions of this through the other characters.
I will say though…I’m not a huge fan of the dark, demonic, or religious themes and the crimes committed causally. I’m not a huge fan of dark fantasy like that—where we see the gruesome realities of human greed, corruption, and sin. It’s triggering asf.
I think the design of the FL Evangeline is so unimaginably beautiful, it gives me chills. It’s honestly peak design for me personally.
And I’m not just talking about her ethereal beauty, I mean even her horrifying presence and supernatural essence, it’s portrayed and drawn to be so hauntingly gorgeous.
I don’t fully enjoy her complete obliviousness to the effects she has on others and the world around her, it feels unrealistic—but I get a sense that she knows something is off, but is subconsciously suppressing it to protect herself—I mean, being transmigrated is already hard enough, so admitting she’s not even human would break her. That’s my headcanon.
However, the depth of emotion and intensity of perception of the other characters is incredible. The fear and reverence they feel towards Evangeline is so potently portrayed, that it almost makes up for Evangeline’s lack of said depth. Her airheaded nature is compensated by the intensity of the other characters groundedness in reality.
Overall—I’m excited to see where the story goes, and how they further explore the dynamics of Evangeline’s supernatural existence with the world around her, and the psychological and emotional expressions of this through the other characters.
I will say though…I’m not a huge fan of the dark, demonic, or religious themes and the crimes committed causally. I’m not a huge fan of dark fantasy like that—where we see the gruesome realities of human greed, corruption, and sin. It’s triggering asf.