Original Characters
Backstories
Having always enjoyed the art of writing, Ebony Amber discovered it to be an invaluable tool for crafting rich backstories for the characters she brings to life. This practice not only fuels her passion for storytelling but also serves as a wellspring of inspiration, sparking some of the most intriguing and unique elements in her costume designs.
High Priestess Mastra was handpicked by Lucifer himself—the King of Evil—to oversee one of the deepest, most forsaken realms of his kingdom. She was chosen for her unmatched talent in torture and her disturbing delight in making the vile creatures of her domain suffer. However evil, Mastra does not believe in tormenting the good. Instead, she takes great pride in punishing only those she deems truly deserving of retribution.
Mastra rules her territory alongside two fiercely loyal devotees: Lilith and Zaphara (see images in Mastra’s gallery). Lilith is an alluring temptress who revels in blurring the line between agony and ecstasy for her victims. Zaphara, on the other hand, is Mastra’s sworn protector—utterly devoted and terrifyingly ruthless. Yet loyalty does not grant immunity: should either servant defy Mastra, their punishment would rival—if not surpass—that of the damned who inhabit her realm.
The only other beings permitted to dwell within Mastra’s castle walls are the Nybbas—mystic entities charged with watching over the world’s visions and dreams. Mastra captured the last known Nybbas and conjured a double, binding both into eternal servitude. She then forced the twins to wear the Mask of Pyro, a cursed artifact that robs them of will and bends them to her command. Their only reprieve from endless suffering is when they whisper nightmares of the damned into Mastra’s ears, arming her with fresh horrors to unleash upon her prisoners.
Although fiercely brave and ruthless, there is one presence that unsettles Mastra more than any demon or traitor ever could and that is children. Rarely seen in her dominion, when they do appear, Mastra finds their chaotic spirit and boundless capacity for darkness too wild, too unpredictable, even for her to tame.
It is said that their laughter echoes louder than screams in her halls, and their innocence—twisted as it may be—rattles her more than any rebellion. For this reason, Mastra avoids the human realm whenever she can, fearful of Earth’s unchecked swarm of youth, whose evil she suspects might one day eclipse even her own.
Kindread is a candy-obsessed witch who wants nothing more than to trick-or-treat and be sweet! No one will ever greet you with a bigger smile—especially if you are a child dressed up to celebrate Halloween. She adores costumes, laughter, and the sugary scent of the season.
But every year, without fail, Kindread eats far too many goodies and ends up passed out on the floor in a full-blown candy stupor! So, if she happens to visit you on that special spooky night, be sure to give her just one treat—enough to satisfy her craving, but not enough to send her spiraling into a sugary crash.
Beware, though: if Kindread does not fully satisfy her sweet tooth, something darker stirs within. Denied her delights, and she will transform into a mischievous menace, playing tricks of the most unpleasant kind.
The only one who can snap her out of this wicked spell is her beloved pet bat, Rocko. He lives in a little cage built right into Kindread’s hat—giving a whole new meaning to the saying, “There’s a bat in the belfry.”
AVIAN COMING SOON
Suka Star comes from a faraway galaxy called Juku-Waii, orbiting the brilliantly colored planet Karafuro. Like every young Hitorian on her world, Suka could not wait to travel the stars once she earned her official space license. Eager for her first vacation, she quickly packed her bags for Venus—but in her excitement, she forgot to properly study the Milky Way map.
After a wrong turn somewhere near Mercury, Suka accidentally crash-landed on Earth.
Stepping out of her shimmering Roko craft, Suka was immediately struck by the strange behavior of the local creatures. The Earthlings shuffled about with frowns on their faces, hoods pulled up, and hardly a sparkle in sight. They seemed so unlike the joyful beings she knew from across Juku-Waii’s vibrant systems.
Moved by their gloom, Suka decided to stay for a while—determined to lift spirits and share her bright, bubbly energy with the people of Earth.
Although she tries to make Earth feel like home, Suka dearly misses her Tedi. On Karafuro, every child is raised alongside a Tedi—a loyal, lifelong companion who helps keep their hearts light and full of joy. When Suka feels homesick, she snuggles with a fuzzy Earth Teddy, dreaming of warm kooki’s fresh from the starlight oven and her favorite Terebishows back home.
Feylin comes from a family of privilege and ancient responsibility. Her lineage, known as the Aquilawood, has watched over the forests and protected the Troll communities for centuries. But after the unexpected death of her parents, Feylin was quickly thrust into power, becoming Queen of the Colonies.
In Troll culture, adorning oneself with gold and rare trinkets is a display of power, wealth, and respect. Feylin honors this tradition with a regal gown encrusted with precious stones—gold, rubies, agates, and more. Her elaborate headpiece bears the ancient symbol of flying birds, which represents a higher spirit among her people. Within the Aquilawood clan, birds are revered as the most evolved and spiritual of all creatures. As a sign of their devotion, the Aquilawood craft talons to wear on their fingers, paying homage to their feathered idols with reverence and pride.
EaEach morning, Feylin paints her face with red berry pigment—a ceremonial act symbolizing strength, power, determination, and passion. This daily ritual not only honors tradition but reinforces the image of her authority; her subjects see her as a commanding and capable ruler—respected, and even a little feared, just as they believe a true sovereign should be.
Still, there are quiet murmurs of concern. Feylin is known for her solitary nature, rarely seen at large gatherings or celebrations. She insists on making all decisions alone, seeking out silent places to reflect on the costs and victories of battle. It is not detachment, but devotion—Feylin believes that true leadership must be shaped by one’s own convictions, not by the influence of others.
The one soul with whom she finds peace is Itzama, a silent, enigmatic figure believed by many to be a spiritual guru. Together, they take long walks through the forest, sharing in nature’s rhythms and the hush of the singing wind.
It is in these sacred, wordless moments that Feylin feels closest to her parents—guided not by memory, but by the forest’s breath, and the stillness of her heart.
Saint Patty was designed by Ebony Amber simply because she loves the holidays! Ebony wanted to create a Saint Patrick's Day costume that was fun and easy to wear while still pushing the limits with a gravity defying cauldron coin hat and matching penny skirt.
Ebony Amber worked with Tyler Green, special effects makeup artist and finalist from the hit TV show Face off, to create a unique owl creature. The name they gave this beautiful creation is Vahana, a Hindu based mythological entity which is said to be a vehicle that carries information between the physical word and the underworld.
Vahana character promo video below:
