If you're asking for Tana topping hcs, i genuinely cannot see this woman peg that man. She would be a terrible top, but i do have a prompt that involves this. I think Kon, post Tana's mortem, starts to fantasize about her topping/domming him, the same way a lot of trauma responses involve letting go of control. Eventually, he meets her again, one day, and she's.. this kind smaller thing, her hands barely as big as his. And he lacks that desire for submission, and all he really wants to do is make love to his girlfriend again.
Misc Hcs
- Kon still dreams about Tana, it usually happens in clusters, sometimes it's every night for 4 weeks, sometimes he goes through months without thinking of her, and then he sees an empty living room with tana sleeping on the couch, and then he wakes up.
- Kon's always chronically late to meetings, brunches, everything.. except with Tana. The last time he has ever been late for something with Tana, he almost died (not by her hands of course). He thinks it's bad mojo, and pretty much only makes exceptions to his fashionable lateness for her.
- He's fantasized about Tim fucking Tana, he didn't talk to Tim for a few days after jerking it. He cried to Bart about it but refused to say why, this happened while tana was post mortem.

I don't got nothing, uhhh, In one panel in issue #4 she calls Soda "Soder-Cola".
- her inexperience is palpable, it's one of the aspects that sets her apart as a Lois Pastiche that i really appreciate. She got herself killed bc she believed a job listing out of town that was too good to be true. 💔
- She's staunchly suspicious of Government, this felt like a good source of conflict when you consider Kon's involvement with Cadmus and US Government as a US Weapon.
- Despite gradually being whitewashed, i appreciate how kesel had consideration for both of her ethnicities at the start of the comic run and her character birth. She actually has pretty equal ethnic features once you go back to look, and it isn't exactly contradicted once within the run. For example, when drawn/colored next to other hawaiians, she tended to be the one with the darker tone, and native hawaiian character Arnold Kaua mistook her for a haole/foreigner, which is when she clarifies that she's actually part hawaiian and was born there.