A sketchpage featuring a look back in time to the earliest fights of a multitude of (mostly) characters of mine. Roughly from left to right, top to bottom:
- Jesse White, before he would begin to dominate and build up a record that would inflate his ego well past the point of no return. Also included are sketches of him taking a blow to the ribs, knocked down to his knees, and getting punched in the face.
- George Stanford, a posh rat with a family history in the ring. Also featured is him getting punched in the face and knocked down.
- Clover Willow, son of the distinguished boxer Maura Dierdre, he's been learning to punch as soon as he could stand. Now that he's eligible to begin competing, he'll be eager to make a name for himself and live up to his mother's legacy. In addition is a sketch of him taking one in the gut, and one to the cheek, and being knocked to the ground face-down.
- Robin Fawkes, a red fox of no particular note, mainly serving as a boxer that could match Clover who at least lives on the same continent as him.
- Ashley Hooper, a rabbit initially getting into boxing as an outlet for her anger issues, she would find the sport fulfilling enough to move into competitive matches.
- Shuari Fanaka, a kenyan Lioness with a pair of gloves and a dream, joined right below her by Tendaji Kamau, a longtime friend and training partner of hers.
- Fila Zaman, a fennec fox who I honestly don't have much of a background in mind for. She and Clover do end up getting together in some capacity, which is something. Depicted here punching Bella in the face.
- Bella Beatrix, a free-tailed bat who felt she had a passion for boxing, enough to get herself into competition. Despite her capabilties, she simply couldn't win matches. She'd eventually leave the sport, after which she came to the realization that she had developed some sort of masochism kink, likely explaining her poor record in the ring.
- Tiliqua "Tilly" Sciandra, a tomboyish Australian Blue-tongue Skink with a passion for sanctioned violence. Depicted here crouching over a knocked down opponent and semi-sarcastically inquiring about their condition.
