(Fondness) Homunculi Seina & Selena

Lore
Selena the homunculus held utter respect for Seina. She was her polar opposite: forthright, dynamic, and confident. Countless times they fought as one on the battlefield, Selena providing defense as Seina plunged headlong into enemy front lines.

Acquisition
See Homunculi Seina & Selena

Name origin
A homunculus (Latin for "little man", plural: homunculi) is a representation of a small human being. Popularized in sixteenth century alchemy and nineteenth century fiction, it has historically referred to the creation of a miniature, fully formed human. Homunculi can be found in centuries worth of literature. These fictions are primarily centred around imaginative speculations on the quest for artificial life associated with Paracelsian alchemy. Homunculi appear in fantasy based television, film, and games in a manner consistent with literature. The most famous example of an alchemically created Homonculus is the story of "Frankenstein" otherwise called "The Modern Prometheus", a novel written in 1818 by English author Mary Shelley.

Additional Info

 * Artwork by Reynan Sanchez.
 * Renewed Version of (Opposite) Homunculi Seina & Selena.