#mysterious character 2: bouquet of amaranth - orange brugmansia - delphinium - honeysuckle - white aster

[mysterycharacterflowers]

Round 2; A bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster Vs A bouquet of fern, rex begonia leaves, black rose, lily, odessa calla lily and green hydrangea

If you know who they are, or you are pretty sure of it, please don't tell until this poll has ended!

First, let's talk about the bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: amaranth, to represent immortality in death; orange brugmansia, to represent vivacity and vibrancy, but also an initially unseen danger; delphinium, to mean levity and fun, and for generosity; honeysuckle, for its sweet taste, as this character is associated with candy; white aster, to mean wisdom and because it is named after the greek word for “star” and he calls himself a “stargazer” Description: he exists in a pseudo-afterlife of sorts, where inhabitants have a chance to return to life, can choose to stay (like he does), or be erased from existence entirely. this character passes up safer positions because he likes to be out and about where he can see the world and the people in it change over time. he’s also very open-minded to all kinds people—even being friendly towards those he’s supposed to be in conflict with as long as he’s having a good time. he’s got street smarts out the ass and he always repays his debts. not to mention he’s very skilled at navigating the afterlife, being unusually powerful and knowledgeable for his status because he’s been around so long. his biggest flaw is he spends too long sitting back and observing so active schemers get the best of him. he’s also got a partner that he really cares for but tends to disguise it behind snark, tricks, and reminding her not to step out of line, which is always fun in a character

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Now, let's talk about the bouquet of fern, rex begonia leaves, black rose, lily, odessa calla lily and green hydrangea

Meaning and why they were chosen: Fern- New beginnings, magic, fascination ( going on a journey with a guy you liked the look of, whoops that's a whole ass god. neato) Rex begonia leaves- Warning ( Really just a whole lot of danger throughout. they're chased by assassins like a week into the journey) Black rose- Death (for near-death experiences and full-death experiences!) Lily- Love and rebirth (Imagine loving a dude so much you come back to life. It's totally not because you literally ate the power of the god you formerly worshiped and fused with them) Odessa Calla Lily- Strength and resilience (Goes through a lot and isn't affected by it nearly as much as you'd expect) Green Hydrangea- Growth (for becoming a slightly less terrible person) Description: This character escapes home and goes on a globetrotting journey with someone he doesn't know. They grow together and become friends. Fortunately? His new friend is a newly formed god who's trying to not be a terrible person, and failing. They make many enemies through the power of being unbearable and death chases them at all turns, he can't keep escaping forever. Or can he?

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[mysterycharacterflowers]

Round 1; A bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster Vs A bouquet of plumeria, fawn lily, magnolia and star grass

If you know who they are, or are pretty sure of it, please don't tell until this poll has ended!

First, let's talk about the bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: amaranth, to represent immortality in death; orange brugmansia, to represent vivacity and vibrancy, but also an initially unseen danger; delphinium, to mean levity and fun, and for generosity; honeysuckle, for its sweet taste, as this character is associated with candy; white aster, to mean wisdom and because it is named after the greek word for “star” and he calls himself a “stargazer” Description: he exists in a pseudo-afterlife of sorts, where inhabitants have a chance to return to life, can choose to stay (like he does), or be erased from existence entirely. this character passes up safer positions because he likes to be out and about where he can see the world and the people in it change over time. he’s also very open-minded to all kinds people—even being friendly towards those he’s supposed to be in conflict with as long as he’s having a good time. he’s got street smarts out the ass and he always repays his debts. not to mention he’s very skilled at navigating the afterlife, being unusually powerful and knowledgeable for his status because he’s been around so long. his biggest flaw is he spends too long sitting back and observing so active schemers get the best of him. he’s also got a partner that he really cares for but tends to disguise it behind snark, tricks, and reminding her not to step out of line, which is always fun in a character

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Now, let's talk about the A bouquet of plumeria, fawn lily, magnolia and star grass

Meaning: plumeria (grace, protection, immortality), fawn lily (friendship), magnolia (purity, dignity), star grass (health) Description: This character is one of five beings known as Angels. he's the third oldest, and has the Gift of Healing - meaning he can heal sickness and wounds from any mortal being (but not immortals using physical forms). he's a bit awkward and a bit goofy, very earnest and kind, but can and will kick anyone in the face need be. he's incredibly protective of the other Angels, especially the younger two. he loves all mortal creatures equally, but is especially enamoured with bees! he's also the best friend of the 'main character of the story', a monster hunter who also happens to be a werewolf.

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[mysterycharacterflowers]

A bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen:

amaranth, to represent immortality in death;

orange brugmansia, to represent vivacity and vibrancy, but also an initially unseen danger;

delphinium, to mean levity and fun, and for generosity;

honeysuckle, for its sweet taste, as this character is associated with candy;

white aster, to mean wisdom and because it is named after the greek word for “star” and he calls himself a “stargazer”

Description:

he exists in a pseudo-afterlife of sorts, where inhabitants have a chance to return to life, can choose to stay (like he does), or be erased from existence entirely. this character passes up safer positions because he likes to be out and about where he can see the world and the people in it change over time. he’s also very open-minded to all kinds people—even being friendly towards those he’s supposed to be in conflict with as long as he’s having a good time.

he’s got street smarts out the ass and he always repays his debts. not to mention he’s very skilled at navigating the afterlife, being unusually powerful and knowledgeable for his status because he’s been around so long.

his biggest flaw is he spends too long sitting back and observing so active schemers get the best of him. he’s also got a partner that he really cares for but tends to disguise it behind snark, tricks, and reminding her not to step out of line, which is always fun in a character

(The pictures were taken from these sites: amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster!)

[mysterycharacterflowers]

Hello everyone! After a one year delay, I am happy to announce the second round of mysterious character flowers tournament!

The round will start January 2, at 10 am brt, 4 polls will be posted a day! Each poll will last 3 days!

Leys check the matches:

Side A:

A bouquet of purple daylily, green carnation, dead leaves, fern, opium flowers and coriander VS Violet

A bouquet of willows and chives Vs A bouquet of wisteria, black and red carnations and foxgloves

A bouquet of amaryllis, milkweed, bluebells and strelitizia Vs A bouquet of white, red and black roses

A bouquet of marigolds, edelweiss and rhododendron Vs White poppies

A bouquet of white clover, chamomile and pine Vs A bouquet of asphodel, sage, yellow chrysanthemum, green carnation, plum blossom, stinging nettle, anemone and acanthus

A bouquet of marigold, dandelions, goldenrods and amaryllis Vs A bouquet of plastic lemon balm, thyme, hyacinths and anemone flowers, with a single real orange rose in the middle, wrapped in light blue cellophane

A bouquet of snapdragon, yellow poppy and jonquil Vs A bouquet of dandelion, asphodel, poppy, chamomile, red columbine, hydrangea, rhododendron, dark crimson rose and queen of the night

Snapdragons Vs A bouquet of rainflower, green carnation, camelia, nightshade, mulberry and purple lilac

Side B

A bouquet of blue violets, trumpet creeper, lavender and green carnation Vs Dandelions 2

A bouquet of yellow and purple carnations Vs A bouquet of gloriosa (flame lily), veronica, jasione, jacaranda, cyclamen, jasmine and freesia

A bouquet of marigold, yellow and white zinnia, phlox, bluebells, cornflower, gladiolus, rosemary, dark crimson rose and purple cyclamen Vs A bouquet of jasmine, milkweed, dandelion, poppy and oenothera

A bouquet of oleander, refflesia (corpse flower), trigidia, hyacinth, hollyhock, Iberis (candytuft) and orange tulip Vs A bouquet of daffodil and pansy

A bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster Vs A bouquet of fern, rex begonia leaves, black rose, lily, odessa calla lily and green hydrangea

A bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora Vs Thistle

A bouquet of poppy, zygopetalum, echeveria, dandelion, yucca, twinspur , lotus, tagetes, ursinia, purple hyacinth and hibiscus Vs A bouquet of blue and purple daisies, desert lilies and black tulips

A bouquet of forsythia, holly, yellow hyacinth, petunia, viscaria and orange lilys Vs Spiderwort

[mysterycharacterflowers]

Congratulations to the bouquet of bouquet of fern, rex begonia leaves, black rose, lily, odessa calla lily and green hydrangea!

The identity of the bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster is....

Koki Kariya from the world ends with you

Round 2; A bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster Vs A bouquet of fern, rex begonia leaves, black rose, lily, odessa calla lily and green hydrangea

If you know who they are, or you are pretty sure of it, please don't tell until this poll has ended!

First, let's talk about the bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: amaranth, to represent immortality in death; orange brugmansia, to represent vivacity and vibrancy, but also an initially unseen danger; delphinium, to mean levity and fun, and for generosity; honeysuckle, for its sweet taste, as this character is associated with candy; white aster, to mean wisdom and because it is named after the greek word for “star” and he calls himself a “stargazer” Description: he exists in a pseudo-afterlife of sorts, where inhabitants have a chance to return to life, can choose to stay (like he does), or be erased from existence entirely. this character passes up safer positions because he likes to be out and about where he can see the world and the people in it change over time. he’s also very open-minded to all kinds people—even being friendly towards those he’s supposed to be in conflict with as long as he’s having a good time. he’s got street smarts out the ass and he always repays his debts. not to mention he’s very skilled at navigating the afterlife, being unusually powerful and knowledgeable for his status because he’s been around so long. his biggest flaw is he spends too long sitting back and observing so active schemers get the best of him. he’s also got a partner that he really cares for but tends to disguise it behind snark, tricks, and reminding her not to step out of line, which is always fun in a character

Check their post here

Now, let's talk about the bouquet of fern, rex begonia leaves, black rose, lily, odessa calla lily and green hydrangea

Meaning and why they were chosen: Fern- New beginnings, magic, fascination ( going on a journey with a guy you liked the look of, whoops that's a whole ass god. neato) Rex begonia leaves- Warning ( Really just a whole lot of danger throughout. they're chased by assassins like a week into the journey) Black rose- Death (for near-death experiences and full-death experiences!) Lily- Love and rebirth (Imagine loving a dude so much you come back to life. It's totally not because you literally ate the power of the god you formerly worshiped and fused with them) Odessa Calla Lily- Strength and resilience (Goes through a lot and isn't affected by it nearly as much as you'd expect) Green Hydrangea- Growth (for becoming a slightly less terrible person) Description: This character escapes home and goes on a globetrotting journey with someone he doesn't know. They grow together and become friends. Fortunately? His new friend is a newly formed god who's trying to not be a terrible person, and failing. They make many enemies through the power of being unbearable and death chases them at all turns, he can't keep escaping forever. Or can he?

Check their post here