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Featuring Lucy Campbell (tomboy mecha pilot) and her sister Luce Campbell! (goth girl and mecha pilot).

Both characters started off as transformations to the same character as commissions from TF-Wizard, but making them twin sisters that got TGed by totally unralated means is funny. It also helps me flesh out more the "settings" I create with these OCs.

I suppose the Lucies live in a more futuristic setting, where mechas and kaijus are relatively common to the point that every school has a bunch of pilots to fight them off.

Other characters that share the same setting are 3ll-y and Naomi. I think the setting has potential, BUUUUUUT haha I'm nt sure how to make the TG ITSELF be relevant to these characters, as all of them have no memmories. What you think?

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Scott McHugh

Have the TG done by the AI system that controls the setting. It has certain criteria for certain jobs so the system links to the person's brain and makes whatever adjustments are necessary to create the "perfect" candidate. In this case mech operators and support staff is a female exclusive job. But maybe there's also a Kaiju Research club too and that can only be joined by boys...

TashaTheWitchQueen

Aww! The Goth one is one of my favs, I forgot about the Tomboy but making them sisters is adorable!

TGDJ

Evil alien Emperor (TM) wants to make the universe his personal harem, the character get perma-TFed by using the alien against him because everyone but him is a member of his harem 311-Y’s sequence shows the government has no problem using the memory altering tech for themselves Most of the villains are women with some sort of Fetish power

coredumperror

I look forward to seeing more from this setting. :)

coredumperror

Could I make a request, please? When you make posts like this, where it's a text post with an image in the body, Patreon only lets us download a highly compressed, low resolution .webp version of the image. If you instead make an Image post, and attach the image in the top field, we can click the image to zoom in and get the original file. You can still put the text in the third field (after the title), so such posts will look pretty much the same as this one.