trix is like the secret brains of the operation, so she plans everything and essentially acts as the mediator/middleman between the crew & their clients, but doesn't take on a leadership role because she isnt interested in trying to keep them all in line. Except for dante - who she has a different relationship with due to them both being "artificials" (essentially cyborgs; people whose life depends upon their cybernetic augmentations), both wanting to escape, and dante's penchant for nearly getting himself killed

she's into history and politics and thinks of herself as a logical person, but is also an expert at justifying her actions to herself and twisting things so that she comes out as a good/"logical" person, despite the reality of the situation. So she can be a little crazy if she believes the situation calls for it. In a way this makes her more unpredictable than dante, who's always a little crazy.

She does have a good motivation, unlike dante, which is that she wants to do something good with her life. they both want to escape their crew because they aren't treated well, but they know too much to just leave with their lives intact.

Trix is NOT The Good One although she is sort of a foil to dante. They're both messed up and both have their problems. However she thinks of herself as the good one

OK WELL.. Its related to this thing called The static (Working name? Maybe final name).. when a bomb goes off during a run in sector two, dante falls down a cliff (well, more like a mountain of scraps) and makes contact with long-abandoned, experimental government technology, developed at the height of the magnetic war - this thing, THE STATIC, is like an entity and a virus and a god and the universe and everything all at once and also nothing. it's sort of more of an idea. anyways, he becomes "infected" due to his brain being 50% cybernetic, and becomes obsessed with "spreading" it (not like consciously, more subconsciously; he suddenly becomes driven to do things, but doesnt know why), which is basically the inciting incident. Anyways this thing essentially sort of has mind control powers? Not like overtly but just like, suggestively. Its all very subtle because it's also an analogy for mental illness and morality so it's supposed to be up to interpretation whether the static is actually causing all of these things or if it's just how they view it

TY!! i started doing them when i was bored in school but now i just incorporate studies into my art instead of doing them separately, so its way less of a hassle. I always have at least 1 reference up. Just use more references. Dont be afraid to trace when needed but also train your eye to draw what you see and keep proportions correct and etc. I keep line of action (pose site) pinned as well as keeping pinterest boards AND a pureref board on my pc.. So lots of refs. Also if you dont know what to draw just start defaulting to figure drawing. It doesnt have to be good its just important to get in the habit and once you start its easier to continue