What Kinda Character Would You Like to See Isekai'd?

[powerplantanimations]

I already have the entire series planned, but I AM curious as to what people would want to see get isekai'd just in case I do some side stories.

My series is about characters from different stories dying and being reincarnated as stick figures.

So far I have a superhero and a BL character...

What else can I play around with?

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[Aeneas1]

I have two suggestions:
A) Someone from a Jane Austen-inspired world
B) Someone from a Kenneth Grahame-lite world inhabited by anthropomorphic animals

[Katzalcoatl]

Crossover. From friends or your previous series.

[abigaillmartin]

Oooo! That sounds neat! I love Jane Austen! 🥺️

[arcojawa]

An animal. A straight-up animal who becomes a human or humanoid creature with human-level intelligence. Retains most of their animal traits and has to adapt to having more understanding of the things around them.

[powerplantanimations]

@Aeneas1 Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..... mmmmmmmm...... not sure if I'd want to do that for a comic like this. I do plan on researching someone like Jane though. Her name is Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and I think people can call her an equivalent. As for the other guy... I dunno. I'm not exactly a fan of British literature outside the realm of comics (Neil will always be the exception). Already dreading reading Paradise Lost. I will say Douglas Adams did cling onto me like a friggin' tick inspiration wise. It's like that one inspiration you don't acknowledge despite it being one of the biggest foundations and you're like "Oh... yeah...that...." (Quincy has some of that in him unintentionally since the first draft of his comic was like a Hitchhiker's copy and a British dude helped me out).

@Katzalcoatl We already did that lol

Check out Andie Phillips's Burds btw :v
Also Quincy is from a comic I had to put in the backseat. I'm still planning it:

Won't have this artstyle though.
@arcojawa You're gonna wanna stay tuned for that. :v

[RedLenai]

Isekai the isekayer, that should teach him a lesson

[powerplantanimations]

Not going to isekai the truck, but I am planning on doing a comic where the truck falls in love with the satellite that killed Naota and Nikado for the next April Fools lmao.

[Aeneas1]

You mean you've never read Wind in the Willows? PS. Definitely. Neil Gaiman is a great artist, an influence on me too.

[powerplantanimations]

The only books I've read so far are historical. I have this rule where if I'm going to read something in text form, it's gotta be about history. When I'm reading, I'd rather see the author's vision instead of envisioning it myself. History? That's something where you NEED to imagine the environment in your head if that makes sense?

I'm trying to fix that though. I made a reading list where I'm reading stuff beyond comics. Who knows what I'll come across since it's random. I only read and watch stuff that inspire the video games I beat because I'm bad at making choices and this pleases my OCD :v

Also because it's fun. Like yesterday, I just finished watched this movie called "Tokyo: Last Megapolis". Was a weird movie. Didn't understand it. Probably won't think much of it. Thought it was cool I ended up on that one small movie though.

[Hipiticus]

maybe something from a horror movie like a monster

[lizardlullabye]

Perhaps a pixel NPC character whose just really happy to wiggle around freely as a stick figure. They have never seen such high definition graphics!

Sometimes isekai characters have a weird guide-mascot that supply them with game rules and cheats for the new world. The guide mascot can be isekai-ed into a new body (maybe as unplanned retirement) and freak out that nothing is going by the rules they were instructed in. That might be something different . . .

[ShidoDraws]

Not really a character but an item/object getting sent to another world. There the item experienced things that it never experienced from their world.

This is a concept idea I told my partner as a joke. I probably won't ever write it but it would be funny for the reader to see things from the lens of an object.

I know the anime where a dude got isekai-ed and turned into a vending machine but what I was thinking was someone a bit more alien.