I've decided to add a new folder for canon romantic pairings.  So far, this means Sel and Miraz, and Koto and Korya (KoKor).  If any more canon pairings come up (either between members within the group or between a band member and whatever significant other they may have), please let me know so that I know it's official.  For pictures of more than one band member or non-romantic pictures of paired characters, those go in the "Groups" folder.


... I need to write up an FAQ sometime for this stuff.


Also, in case people are interesting, non-band-members are still able to submit art if they're part of the group.  If non-band-members with Zora OCs want to draw their OCs interacting with the band, that's fine too.  In fact, I encourage it.  I'd love to see art from more people than just the ones in the band.

NOTE:  This is not meant to be interpreted as "DRAW ART FOR US LULZ"... I made this group because I want to unite Zora fans with a basic premise/story, rather than make yet another Zora fangroup.  There are plenty of awesome ones out there (like #Zorahangout), I'd rather not make a group just like them after the creators worked so hard to make it their own.  This group is meant to be an interactive story.  Already we've got some opportunities opening up with the Sel and Miraz coming out about their relationship, Miela and Ryba being born, Twitch's gender-switch issues, Korya's shinies budding relationship with Koto, as well as issues from the characters' not-yet-publically-revealed pasts, such as Larkuo's life growing up, Twitch's crazy father, Miraz's family issues, and Sel's early childhood and his coming to terms with what he really is (which isn't exactly far back in the past, but occurs in the pre-timeskip era that lasted oh-so-briefly when the band was first created, and so hasn't really been seen by anyone anyway).

To make this a truly interactive story, we need people to interact.  Plus the band could always do with a few fans (not fanboys/fangirls, but fans, which can also mean friends) to befriend and hang out with, something to be a reminder that they are still supposed to be regular people and not standing on pedestals.

... On second thought, fanboys/fangirls could certainly help for the sake of realism... or comedy.  But that's up to the creators to decide.




Twitch was totally a fanboy and everyone knows it.