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The second child of Hades and Persephone, Melinoe.

UPDATE: in order to match the new species of her mother, Melinoe is now a deer. A piebald deer, to be exact, in order to keep the detail of the original mythical Melinoe being half-white and half-black. Her eyes are no longer red, but instead one is gray while another is dark, to play up her "duality," so to speak. Plus, I also updated a few of her "goth" accessories, and gave her a purple leotard. Why purple? Because I ended up finding out that the original Melinoe was described as "saffron cloaked," and the saffron flower in Greece is purple.

Here's the original rabbit version:

Boy, though, was this character both fun and a headache to draw! I got the idea of having Melinoe *really* get into the goth culture of the modern world, but like her fellow 'gods', she doesn't care much for layers and such. And her fur pattern doesn't really help, does it?

Oh yes, and as for Melinoe's superpowers, she can cause madness in her victims... so be grateful she's a fairly nice person and doesn't go around using her powers on whoever.

Melinoe (c)

Description
The second child of Hades and Persephone, Melinoe.

UPDATE: in order to match the new species of her mother, Melinoe is now a deer. A piebald deer, to be exact, in order to keep the detail of the original mythical Melinoe being half-white and half-black. Her eyes are no longer red, but instead one is gray while another is dark, to play up her "duality," so to speak. Plus, I also updated a few of her "goth" accessories, and gave her a purple leotard. Why purple? Because I ended up finding out that the original Melinoe was described as "saffron cloaked," and the saffron flower in Greece is purple.

Here's the original rabbit version:

Boy, though, was this character both fun and a headache to draw! I got the idea of having Melinoe *really* get into the goth culture of the modern world, but like her fellow 'gods', she doesn't care much for layers and such. And her fur pattern doesn't really help, does it?

Oh yes, and as for Melinoe's superpowers, she can cause madness in her victims... so be grateful she's a fairly nice person and doesn't go around using her powers on whoever.

Melinoe (c)