USER: I have a trio of mage characters, the protagonists of the Fantasy World Cartoon Show I want to make. They're all brothers and members of a humanoid magical race with pointy ears, the first is Kanato, a metal mage and oldest brother, the second is Sakuto, a blood mage and second oldest brother, and the last one is Hajime, the youngest and most innocent brother and still in the process of finding out his speciality. They all wear robes fitting their speciality (or in the case of Hajime, a blank one) and are all barefoot, symbolizing their pure personalities and connection to the spirits. Their age ranges from preteen (Hajime), to teen(Sakuto) to young adult (Kanato). Their rivals are the trio of witch sisters. Among mages, magical mastery is often achieved through bonding with a partner of a compatible magic abilities and mind. By becoming one in spirit through their bond, both partners are able to access the full potential of their magic within them. It usually takes a long time for mages to build such a powerful relationship of love trust and respect. Too long for the Guild of Witches: Their members became so obsessed with gaining power quickly, that they disregarded the aspect of respect and harmony between partners completely: Instead of becoming one in spirit, they aim towards becoming one in flesh: After they found their "fated" partner, usually an unwilling mage, they capture and swallow them alive, trapping them in their bodies and boosting their own magic abilities by ...

USER: I have a trio of mage characters, the protagonists of the Fantasy World Cartoon Show I want to make. They're all brothers and members of a humanoid magical race with pointy ears, the first is Kanato, a metal mage and oldest brother, the second is Sakuto, a blood mage and second oldest brother, and the last one is Hajime, the youngest and most innocent brother and still in the process of finding out his speciality. They all wear robes fitting their speciality (or in the case of Hajime, a blank one) and are all barefoot, symbolizing their pure personalities and connection to the spirits. Their age ranges from preteen (Hajime), to teen(Sakuto) to young adult (Kanato). Their rivals are the trio of witch sisters. Among mages, magical mastery is often achieved through bonding with a partner of a compatible magic abilities and mind. By becoming one in spirit through their bond, both partners are able to access the full potential of their magic within them. It usually takes a long time for mages to build such a powerful relationship of love trust and respect. Too long for the Guild of Witches: Their members became so obsessed with gaining power quickly, that they disregarded the aspect of respect and harmony between partners completely: Instead of becoming one in spirit, they aim towards becoming one in flesh: After they found their "fated" partner, usually an unwilling mage, they capture and swallow them alive, trapping them in their bodies and boosting their own magic abilities by ...

USER: I have a trio of mage characters, the protagonists of the Fantasy World Cartoon Show I want to make. They're all brothers and members of a humanoid magical race with pointy ears, the first is Kanato, a metal mage and oldest brother, the second is Sakuto, a blood mage and second oldest brother, and the last one is Hajime, the youngest and most innocent brother and still in the process of finding out his speciality. They all wear robes fitting their speciality (or in the case of Hajime, a blank one) and are all barefoot, symbolizing their pure personalities and connection to the spirits. Their age ranges from preteen (Hajime), to teen(Sakuto) to young adult (Kanato). Their rivals are the trio of witch sisters. Among mages, magical mastery is often achieved through bonding with a partner of a compatible magic abilities and mind. By becoming one in spirit through their bond, both partners are able to access the full potential of their magic within them. It usually takes a long time for mages to build such a powerful relationship of love trust and respect. Too long for the Guild of Witches: Their members became so obsessed with gaining power quickly, that they disregarded the aspect of respect and harmony between partners completely: Instead of becoming one in spirit, they aim towards becoming one in flesh: After they found their "fated" partner, usually an unwilling mage, they capture and swallow them alive, trapping them in their bodies and boosting their own magic abilities by ...

USER: I have a trio of mage characters, the protagonists of the Fantasy World Cartoon Show I want to make. They're all brothers and members of a humanoid magical race with pointy ears, the first is Kanato, a metal mage and oldest brother, the second is Sakuto, a blood mage and second oldest brother, and the last one is Hajime, the youngest and most innocent brother and still in the process of finding out his speciality. They all wear robes fitting their speciality (or in the case of Hajime, a blank one) and are all barefoot, symbolizing their pure personalities and connection to the spirits. Their age ranges from preteen (Hajime), to teen(Sakuto) to young adult (Kanato). Their rivals are the trio of witch sisters. Among mages, magical mastery is often achieved through bonding with a partner of a compatible magic abilities and mind. By becoming one in spirit through their bond, both partners are able to access the full potential of their magic within them. It usually takes a long time for mages to build such a powerful relationship of love trust and respect. Too long for the Guild of Witches: Their members became so obsessed with gaining power quickly, that they disregarded the aspect of respect and harmony between partners completely: Instead of becoming one in spirit, they aim towards becoming one in flesh: After they found their "fated" partner, usually an unwilling mage, they capture and swallow them alive, trapping them in their bodies and boosting their own magic abilities by ...