| Character |
Name |
Description |
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Brick |
Bricks are a type of construction material. This color is somewhat related to a brownish red color. |
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Bronze |
This color isn't an element, but a material mostly made of copper with a tantalizing pinch of only the finest tin. |
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Brown |
He does not fear much, and only does when things started to get nasty. He's also one of the eleven basic color terms. |
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Chestnut |
Chestnut is named after the nut from the chestnut tree, which is why he's castaneous. |
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Chocolate |
Chocolate is a popular confectionery used to make foods such as chocolate bars and chocolate chip cookies. |
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Cinnamon |
Cinnamon is a spice used to make cinnamon rolls as well as spicy candy. |
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Copper |
Unlike Bronze, Copper is a chemical element and has the atomic number of 29. |
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Dark Brown |
The darker variant of Brown, and he's darker than Brown. |
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Light Brown |
The lighter variant of Brown, and a paler version of him. |
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Mahogany |
Named after a type of hardwood, they are a reddish-brown color described to be a worthy assassin. |
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Mud |
Mud is basically dirt mixed with water, he can also be an earth pigment. |
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Ochre |
One of the oldest known natural pigments, if not the oldest out there. |
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Sepia |
Not only she is named after the cuttlefish, she is also the name for the photography technique. |
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Sienna |
An earth pigment consisting of iron oxide and manganese oxide, she was named after an Italian city-state where the pigment was first produced. |
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Tan |
A pale tone of brown. He's not quite immune to sunburns, though some say he is. |
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Taupe |
Taupe means "mole" in French, he's been digging undeground for months. |
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Umber |
An earth pigment consisting of oxides similarly to Sienna, as such Umber is even darker than Sienna. |