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Ink is one of the flagship [[Studio RGB-Newt / The Fishal Project]] mascot characters, and in-canon, is depicted as a being who is made of pure celestial stardust [[Lifeforce (concept)|lifeforce]] energy. The manifestation that is Ink originated in a dying galaxy that was collapsing upon itself. The space gas resulting from this event became a sentient form of lifeforce energy and, in its search for a physical host, traveled to the nearest planet, [[Alternate Earth F]], where it merged with the first suitable body it encountered-- a curious, brown-furred male mink.

During the merging process, most of the Earth mink’s brain cells were destroyed due to the power surge brought on by introducing too much lifeforce into a body at once. ~~Because of this~~ mass amount of energy, ~~the process also caused~~ the mink’s body ~~to transform~~ and ~~grow~~ to accomodate it, with the head becoming roughly the size of a standard fox’s (the rest of the body following suit, proportionally), horns sprouting from the skull, and its brown fur replaced by cosmic strands of dark blue, starry energy (with the head area also shedding fur, then growing back fully matte white). This change allowed Ink’s lifeforce to stabilize and prevent his total demise.

During the merging process, most of the Earth mink’s brain cells were destroyed due to the power surge brought on by introducing too much lifeforce into a body at once, but the original Earth mink's soul still resides as a separate being in Ink's mindscape and they can communicate back and forth. Due to the mass amount of energy, the mink’s body also transformed and grew to accomodate Ink during the merge, with the head becoming roughly the size of a standard fox’s (the rest of the body following suit, proportionally), horns sprouting from the skull, and its brown fur replaced by cosmic strands of dark blue, starry energy (with the head area also shedding fur, then growing back fully matte white). This change allowed Ink’s lifeforce to stabilize and prevent his total demise.

Though remnants of the Earth mink’s original instincts occasionally surface in moments of feral, animalistic excitement, the lifeforce energy that composes Ink has primarily retained full control of the body since the fusion, technically making Ink an alien parasite. In most canons, immediately after his arrival on Earth and fusion wih the mink, Ink is discovered by Biscuit, a fox scientist who finds him smoldering in a crater near her cabin in the woods. Biscuit, who would later become his significant other, taught Ink mostly everything he knows. Some years later, Ink is then usually found dressing smart, and working in positions of upper management, becoming fast friends with people working under him, like [[Flye]].

Though remnants of the Earth mink’s original instincts occasionally surface in moments of feral, animalistic excitement, inadvertently allowing it to retake control of its body temporarily, the lifeforce energy that composes Ink has primarily retained full control of the body since the fusion, technically making Ink an alien parasite. In most canons, immediately after his arrival on Earth and fusion wih the mink, Ink is discovered by Biscuit, a fox scientist who finds him smoldering in a crater near her cabin in the woods. Biscuit, who would later become his significant other, taught Ink mostly everything he knows. Some years later, Ink is then usually found dressing smart, and working in positions of upper management, becoming fast friends with people working under him, like [[Flye]].

== Concept and creation ==

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 Ink is one of the flagship [[Studio RGB-Newt / The Fishal Project]] mascot characters, and in-canon, is depicted as a being who is made of pure celestial stardust [[Lifeforce (concept)|lifeforce]] energy. The manifestation that is Ink originated in a dying galaxy that was collapsing upon itself. The space gas resulting from this event became a sentient form of lifeforce energy and, in its search for a physical host, traveled to the nearest planet, [[Alternate Earth F]], where it merged with the first suitable body it encountered-- a curious, brown-furred male mink.
-During the merging process, most of the Earth mink’s brain cells were destroyed due to the power surge brought on by introducing too much lifeforce into a body at once. Because of this mass amount of energy, the process also caused the mink’s body to transform and grow to accomodate it, with the head becoming roughly the size of a standard fox’s (the rest of the body following suit, proportionally), horns sprouting from the skull, and its brown fur replaced by cosmic strands of dark blue, starry energy (with the head area also shedding fur, then growing back fully matte white). This change allowed Ink’s lifeforce to stabilize and prevent his total demise.
+During the merging process, most of the Earth mink’s brain cells were destroyed due to the power surge brought on by introducing too much lifeforce into a body at once, but the original Earth mink's soul still resides as a separate being in Ink's mindscape and they can communicate back and forth. Due to the mass amount of energy, the mink’s body also transformed and grew to accomodate Ink during the merge, with the head becoming roughly the size of a standard fox’s (the rest of the body following suit, proportionally), horns sprouting from the skull, and its brown fur replaced by cosmic strands of dark blue, starry energy (with the head area also shedding fur, then growing back fully matte white). This change allowed Ink’s lifeforce to stabilize and prevent his total demise.
-Though remnants of the Earth mink’s original instincts occasionally surface in moments of feral, animalistic excitement, the lifeforce energy that composes Ink has primarily retained full control of the body since the fusion, technically making Ink an alien parasite. In most canons, immediately after his arrival on Earth and fusion wih the mink, Ink is discovered by Biscuit, a fox scientist who finds him smoldering in a crater near her cabin in the woods. Biscuit, who would later become his significant other, taught Ink mostly everything he knows. Some years later, Ink is then usually found dressing smart, and working in positions of upper management, becoming fast friends with people working under him, like [[Flye]].
+Though remnants of the Earth mink’s original instincts occasionally surface in moments of feral, animalistic excitement, inadvertently allowing it to retake control of its body temporarily, the lifeforce energy that composes Ink has primarily retained full control of the body since the fusion, technically making Ink an alien parasite. In most canons, immediately after his arrival on Earth and fusion wih the mink, Ink is discovered by Biscuit, a fox scientist who finds him smoldering in a crater near her cabin in the woods. Biscuit, who would later become his significant other, taught Ink mostly everything he knows. Some years later, Ink is then usually found dressing smart, and working in positions of upper management, becoming fast friends with people working under him, like [[Flye]].
 == Concept and creation ==