@Akh_Morning: ANALYZING FIREBRAND'S NEW REND...

ANALYZING FIREBRAND'S NEW RENDER, A THREAD 🧵: How far can we push the depression toast moment?

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He looks as regal as before, however, compared to his old render, here, his colorscheme is much darker. He looks much less royal; rather he looks more intimidating, replacing his dignified prestance by a more powerful look.

(1/?)

His new color scheme is closer to burning debris during a fire. The dark attire contrasts completely with the almost pinkish fire of his hands and flame. Perhaps the soft warm colors are a symbolization of the remains of his goodness.

(2/?)

Fire is supposed to be warm: to comfort and guide people. However, it clashes with his attire, which is shrouded in tragedy and reminds of violence.

One thing to note are his gloves. They are burned, revealing his bright, burning hands.

(3/?)

His gloves allow to prevent the mortals to be burned by his scorching hands ; he carries them to be able to touch and care for inphernals. Here, they are burned (and not discarded). This means that his resentment is so strong that he had overwhelmed his gentility,

(4/?)

leaving only hatred in its stead. The burned gloves represents that he is willing to harm the mortals with his own hands; he isn't protecting them from himself anymore.

His stance is full of resentment, power and tragedy simultaneously.

(5/?)

His blade, large and imposing, is brandished, angled upwards, and is carried with a single hand.

He seems to stare, look down at the viewer as his wings are spread, showcasing his power. Although, for such display of power, his posture is rather undignified and simple.

(6/?)

His stance doesn't seem to be one of combat, as he stands upright. Rather, it seems he is wielding it almost impulsively.
His stare is full of hatred, that is clear. He looks mad and furious. Though his frown isn't one of simple anger.

(7/?)

It seems to be deep-rooted, like one who has been pushed too far to forgive. I dare say he even looks emotional, like overwhelmed by a surge of feelings: of perhaps fury, betrayal and despair that is all fueling his rage.

(8/?)

All of that leads to some sort of tragedy: An individual who has been betrayed one way or another and is now causing havoc, destruction and violence for it.

The dark colors of his clothes clashes directly with his flames,

(9/?)

and through his stance and expression lies a display of torrent of emotions; one that goes beyond simple rage and thirst of violence. It begs for retribution.

(10/10)

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