Kiru and seven futuristic heroes in three squads, plus six rogues, all drawn on Kiru's rig: AI robots, a test pilot, a hacker, a mech samurai, a visitor from further out, and the villains Kiru was made to cut through. Same sticker outline, same moonlight, same big-head proportions. Each one gets a single neon of its own.
Every head fills the top 55% of a 240 rig box, feet planted at y 232. The body stays small and stubby.
Moonlit indigo #3d4c95, drawn under the fill so it reads as a die-cut sticker. Limbs are two strokes: outline, then colour.
A pale rim on the upper left, a soft shade on the lower right, one faint gloss on the crown. Nothing else.
Every character owns a signature glow and nothing else on them shares it. Vermilion stays Kiru's.
Three squads, in billing order. Each squad can carry games of its own, and for a bigger crossover they team up. Codes run in the order the characters were drawn; heights are in Kiru units (Kiru standing is 1.00).
Kiru cuts through hype, so his villains are the things he cuts through. They keep the same rig and outline, but the moon turns on them: their own neon lights them from below, their brows slant in, and every one of them has crimson eyes.
Everyone on one ground line, at the same scale: the three squads in order, then the rogues, boss last. Scroll sideways.