King and Miss N: Fiji Random Characters

What is a school useless without? That’s right, Teachers. Pulse River High School is full of them. River Pulse is the name of the town Fiji lives in by the way… but her school’s name is Pulse River. King and Miss N are a couple of the teacher characters that run around in the world of Fiji Random.  Let’s get a quick introduction to each of them shall we?

King James

King is a fresh new faculty member to the school. She shows up in volume 1 but she doesn’t have her teaching job yet in the main story chapters. She does appear in a

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Primary Yellow! And intro to Milk and Coffee

In the mood for some dark thriller action? Well, here we go.

Primary Yellow:  Milk and Coffee the second part of the Primary trilogy is the tragic tale about three heroes. Two of those heroes are Pulse and Becky James. Pulse is the one with the white hair and Becky is the brown.

Video Game References in Fiji Random

The Fiji Random manga is video game themed. It’s the #1 gimmick about the entire concept. I’m a big fan of video games and really wanted to create a manga that had that same theme. The cover of the first volume was designed to look like a game over, like a Xbox game box. Not only is the cover video game inspired, the structure of it’s content is video game like as well.

Character Bio: SAW

SAW is a main character in the Fiji Random manga (look he is on the cover). His full name is Savage Angel Watagashi. SAW is a nickname. His name was inspired by the stupid movie franchise with the same name. He comes from an island country, Razor Island, that is notorious for being dangerous and crime ridden. SAW is part of a foreign student exchange program. Guess what happens to SAW in this program? Correct, he will end up with Fiji’s family in the first volume. Because of his roots and his love of blades, Saw is feared among his peers. He develops a crush on Fiji’s best friend Koco, but Koco is super afraid of him. OH NO!

The Raimey Brothers’ Journey to Bring More Black and Latino Representation to Pop Culture

Growing up in the 90s, my brother and I were big fans of superhero cartoons like Spider-Man, Batman, TMNT and Ghostbusters. Back in those days, there were very few characters who looked like us and shared our personal experiences. Heck, even Star Wars only had one brotha in the entire galaxy – albeit a very suave and smooth brotha – but he was the only one!