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You may recognize this group of dorks from my comic series regarding how the guys I'm a fan of works. The original rule was that it was five male characters plus Link. But, well, things just got complicated with the loopholes. So, this is basically how it works-
From left to right:
Pit, from the Kid Icarus series, came into the picture about... three or four(?) years ago when he randomly showed up again, broke his way into the (wherever the heck it is they live/hang out in my head) and refused to leave.
Then when Uprising was released, Dark Pit showed up, much to the confusion of the rest of the residents. The loophole they (I) came up with is that he's technically a part of Pit. So as part of this agreement, he's basically stuck (not physically) with Pit and can't go anywhere without him. Which gets odd when Pit hangs from the ceiling or when Jack sort of froze everything to mess with them.
Marth might as well be a permanent resident and, as such, more or less gets picked on by some of the others. He got a bit worried when Eliwood (a fellow Fire Emblem lord) appeared for while, but Eliwood has since been evicted. Lately, he's wary of Pit's relationship with his descendant. Marth has also been known to break my brain every now and again.
Link is pretty much the leader of the group and the only permanent resident since the Zelda series was the first game series I came to really enjoy (I had played some of the Mario games as well, but LoZ just fits better with me). He's usually in Ocarina of Time gear, but occasionally is seen in Twilight Princess or Skyward Sword apparel. He handles helping new guys fit in and get situated.
Kagamine Len, for some reason, is Link's second-in-command and more or less handles security (a prime reason why he's usually in Return to Zero gear). He's pictured here in his Synchronicity outfit simply because those are my favorite VOCALOID songs. He's usually level-headed, but takes keeping the peace seriously (even if it means shooting [near] someone randomly to prove a point).
Ah, Ventus and Vanitas. Ventus is a welcome member of the group and is usually paling around with Pit (and Dark Pit) when not hanging around Riku. Vanitas, on the other hand, may or may not be imprisoned in the "Dark side" of the fandom along with... Well, she's a strange creature that I try to ignore. But he makes occasional appearances.
Riku shot up from being one of the most annoying characters I've ever encountered to being one of my favorites. In other words, I got past Kingdom Hearts I. He's a bit of a loner, but occasionally will hang around Ventus as a fellow KH character.
And finally, Jack Frost. Jack is another oddball that takes on a strange role. He's there basically as the only character in this group not originating from an anime, manga, video game, or whatever we want to count VOCALOID as. He's kind of a prankster.

I'm hoping to eventually redo some of the older comics to make them flow a bit better and upload them here, so just be patient!

Description
You may recognize this group of dorks from my comic series regarding how the guys I'm a fan of works. The original rule was that it was five male characters plus Link. But, well, things just got complicated with the loopholes. So, this is basically how it works-
From left to right:
Pit, from the Kid Icarus series, came into the picture about... three or four(?) years ago when he randomly showed up again, broke his way into the (wherever the heck it is they live/hang out in my head) and refused to leave.
Then when Uprising was released, Dark Pit showed up, much to the confusion of the rest of the residents. The loophole they (I) came up with is that he's technically a part of Pit. So as part of this agreement, he's basically stuck (not physically) with Pit and can't go anywhere without him. Which gets odd when Pit hangs from the ceiling or when Jack sort of froze everything to mess with them.
Marth might as well be a permanent resident and, as such, more or less gets picked on by some of the others. He got a bit worried when Eliwood (a fellow Fire Emblem lord) appeared for while, but Eliwood has since been evicted. Lately, he's wary of Pit's relationship with his descendant. Marth has also been known to break my brain every now and again.
Link is pretty much the leader of the group and the only permanent resident since the Zelda series was the first game series I came to really enjoy (I had played some of the Mario games as well, but LoZ just fits better with me). He's usually in Ocarina of Time gear, but occasionally is seen in Twilight Princess or Skyward Sword apparel. He handles helping new guys fit in and get situated.
Kagamine Len, for some reason, is Link's second-in-command and more or less handles security (a prime reason why he's usually in Return to Zero gear). He's pictured here in his Synchronicity outfit simply because those are my favorite VOCALOID songs. He's usually level-headed, but takes keeping the peace seriously (even if it means shooting [near] someone randomly to prove a point).
Ah, Ventus and Vanitas. Ventus is a welcome member of the group and is usually paling around with Pit (and Dark Pit) when not hanging around Riku. Vanitas, on the other hand, may or may not be imprisoned in the "Dark side" of the fandom along with... Well, she's a strange creature that I try to ignore. But he makes occasional appearances.
Riku shot up from being one of the most annoying characters I've ever encountered to being one of my favorites. In other words, I got past Kingdom Hearts I. He's a bit of a loner, but occasionally will hang around Ventus as a fellow KH character.
And finally, Jack Frost. Jack is another oddball that takes on a strange role. He's there basically as the only character in this group not originating from an anime, manga, video game, or whatever we want to count VOCALOID as. He's kind of a prankster.

I'm hoping to eventually redo some of the older comics to make them flow a bit better and upload them here, so just be patient!