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#dannyphantom

#embermclain

Ember McLain
Version 1
The first version is similar to the future Ember character design seen in The Ultimate Enemy, but tweaked. In this scenario, the rock star life has taken its toll and she let herself go. She still rocks out and plays at concerts, but her physical form is not that of a young, teen idol Ember.

Version 2
At this point in time, Ember has learned to play more instruments than just the guitar. To fit her expanded musical abilities, she has multiple arms, making her a one woman band. Although it is not drawn on this image, this version could possibly have more arms or a second head. In addition to the instruments seen in the picture, she likely can also play piano and bass.

Version 3
The idea behind this design is that in the ghost zone your body becomes what you are. In Ember's case, she has played so much music that she has become music. She doesn't need any instruments; her body is her instrument. When she moves, she creates music. All she needs to do is move her hair, arms, or anything, and she creates music. In fact, her body only makes music when it moves, meaning that there are no sounds heard when a normal person moves around. To reflect this, her form is a music chart, not a body. Hartman stated that the sound would likely be melodic, deadly, hypnotizing.

Version 4
This fourth version is intended to be a more comic book-y, realistic, human design. The human look is meant to resemble Tara Strong who voiced Ember in the series.

Version 5
The final version is a punk rock style. She's edgy, cool, but still dangerous. At this point in time, she has become obsessed with Danny Phantom, and this can be seen in her DP styled guitar and the DP logo that has been shaved, or possibly tattooed, on her head. Hartman commented that she still messes with Danny, and possibly is secretly in love with him.

Description
#dannyphantom

#embermclain

Ember McLain
Version 1
The first version is similar to the future Ember character design seen in The Ultimate Enemy, but tweaked. In this scenario, the rock star life has taken its toll and she let herself go. She still rocks out and plays at concerts, but her physical form is not that of a young, teen idol Ember.

Version 2
At this point in time, Ember has learned to play more instruments than just the guitar. To fit her expanded musical abilities, she has multiple arms, making her a one woman band. Although it is not drawn on this image, this version could possibly have more arms or a second head. In addition to the instruments seen in the picture, she likely can also play piano and bass.

Version 3
The idea behind this design is that in the ghost zone your body becomes what you are. In Ember's case, she has played so much music that she has become music. She doesn't need any instruments; her body is her instrument. When she moves, she creates music. All she needs to do is move her hair, arms, or anything, and she creates music. In fact, her body only makes music when it moves, meaning that there are no sounds heard when a normal person moves around. To reflect this, her form is a music chart, not a body. Hartman stated that the sound would likely be melodic, deadly, hypnotizing.

Version 4
This fourth version is intended to be a more comic book-y, realistic, human design. The human look is meant to resemble Tara Strong who voiced Ember in the series.

Version 5
The final version is a punk rock style. She's edgy, cool, but still dangerous. At this point in time, she has become obsessed with Danny Phantom, and this can be seen in her DP styled guitar and the DP logo that has been shaved, or possibly tattooed, on her head. Hartman commented that she still messes with Danny, and possibly is secretly in love with him.