Talk:Adoption Center B/@comment-1713909-20140301073852

Out of jelly boredom after seeing LD's Miracle Matter bio, I decided to make one for Drawcia because.

Artisan Matter (Real name Drawciasso Pollogh) was an Elite Dark Matter, and a noticeable rarity amongst their kind. Unlike many other Elite Dark Matter that exist, Dawciasso was, in fact, female, while the Ruler Dark Matter, Dark Plebius (real name Aristonso Criticon) was male. Drawciasso had very low interest in conquering and controlling, unlike her father, who was an active conquering Dark Matter. Instead, she constantly used her powers to spread color and paint to everything, which would infuriate her father. When the time drew near that Aristonso's power would cause a supernova, like all Ruler Dark Matter before him, he tried his effort best to initiate his daughter in the art of conquering. However, despite all this, she still showed absolutely no interest in doing so. Finally, in a bout of fury, he sealed her in the very thing she loved so much- a painting. He then sent it across the galaxy, where it would wind up on Pop Star many centuries later. However, he could not create another Elite Dark Matter in time, and as a result, his own colony was completely annihilated with no means to recover.

Drawciasso's "swordsman" form resembles the form we all know from Kirby Canvas Curse. Her powers, we also know. However, her "Eye" form is not Drawcia Soul. Her eye form resembles other Elite Dark Matters, but is violet in color and her "petals" are a constantly shifting rainbow color. She can go into her "soul" mode only when she is truly desperate to defeat her opponent.

Her name is a fusion of Drawcia and Picasso for her first name, and Pollock and Gogh for her last name. If you've ever heard of art, you should know who those names relate to. Aristonso Criticon's name comes from, for the first name, a corruption of Aristotle, the famous Greek philosopher, and for the last, a corruption of "Criticize", as, in a way, he was a critic to his daughter's artistic ways.