I don't want to say a lot about this, but the main antagonist of Book 1 (the book I'm currently publishing) is that he is fascinated with colors, specially the colors Purple and White. 

L.J.Molina Wrote: I don't want to say a lot about this, but the main antagonist of Book 1 (the book I'm currently publishing) is that he is fascinated with colors, specially the colors Purple and White.

So he's fascinated with royalty and purity? Sounds like a rather pious aristocrat type, a very good villain to have as they are easy to make hate-able and easily made misguided or well meaning.

They currently don't have any defining features other than they are 'those necromancers' because I have yet to decide on anything about them.

While the "Men in Black Armour" did get taken out by a pair of twins who were at the end of their ropes, they are a lot more competent than you think. They just weren't given the correct information.

My weird fact is that I have no antagonists in Rise For The Sky. It's just people in an extraordinary situation and at worse, people are a challenge to others. I suppose... the monster and the dungeon would count sorta, but it isn't really active antagonism.  

Weird facts...

If we're talking about unusual things, then the fact that The King started life as a slice-of-life YA romcom love interest is probably a bit non-standard for the superpowered genius leader of a secret society.

If we're talking about strange things, then I'd have to say that he really likes mint. Liking mint on its own is obviously not too strange, but emptying a tube of toothpaste into a glass of water to make "mint juice" is probably slightly odd behaviour even if he only did it as a kid.

After her special abilities kick in her kidneys go into overdrive due to chemical burn off, so peeing for her becomes extremely painful.

My antagonist(s) have more right to be the protaganist than the protaganist does.

And much to my dismay, I don't think I'll get to even alude to The Cyclops this year. It will take until Act 3 for their arrival.

My antagonist is called the Doberman. When I was googling Doberman dogs to make sure I was thinking of the right breed, I found a shitton of cute dog pics, and now I can't take my own antagonist seriously anymore XD

Femira has a weird sense of smell. Things just smell wrong to her; leather smells like onions, the sea smells like salty potatoes, sweat smells kind of sweet, you get the idea.