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Alien Stage Girls' Spooky Halloween Night!

I absolutely adore the Alien Stage girls, and seeing them dress up for Halloween just melts my heart! This lineup featuring Hyuna, Mizi, Sua, and Till is everything I could have wished for, especially with those adorable cat ears and pumpkins. If you love this crew as much as I do, please leave a like and follow for more of my art!

#Oreilles de chat #Halloween #plusieurs filles #Alien Stage #Mizi #Sua #Till #Ivan #Luka #Hyuna

Publié Nov 1, 2026

yoisaki00000

character: ivan_(alien_stage), mizi_(alien_stage), till_(alien_stage), luka_(alien_stage), sua_(alien_stage), hyuna_(alien_stage), copyright: alien_stage halloween group illustration, 6 characters, 3girls, 3boys, 2girls, 2boys, multiple girls, multiple boys, long hair, short hair, black hair, blonde hair, brown hair, blue hair, white hair, pink hair, grey hair, multicolored hair, two-tone hair, yellow eyes, smile, open mouth, closed eyes, one eye closed, looking at another, holding hands, arm around shoulder, shirt, white shirt, black shirt, red shirt, sleeveless shirt, dress, black dress, sleeveless dress, sleeveless, cleavage, clothing cutout, shoulder cutout, black gloves, black bow, black bowtie, black hat, witch hat, hat, hood, hood up, see-through veil, halo, fake halo, horns, demon horns, red horns, animal ears, cat ears, tail, cat tail, demon tail, jewelry, earrings, necklace, tattoo, fang, heart, sparkle, dark skin, dark-skinned female, alternate costume, official alternate costume, standing, full body, from below, dutch angle A low dutch-tilted wide shot from just below chest height, the camera canted about ten degrees so the whole Halloween group reads as one diagonal composition against a deep violet-to-charcoal night field; six figures arranged in a loose staggered line that recedes from front-left to back-right, none of them square to the lens. Front-left, a dark-skinned girl with very long brown hair falling past her hips stands with her weight on her back foot, hips cocked, one arm slung around the shoulder of the boy beside her — her grey cat ears poke up through the brown strands and a matching brown cat tail curls out from behind the hem of her sleeveless black dress, whose shoulder line is cut away so the bare shoulder above the strap catches the light; a long black glove covers her hand where it rests on his far shoulder, and her grin is wide open-mouthed, fang visible, looking at him rather than at us. He is the short-haired black-haired boy in the white shirt, sleeves gone, a black bowtie knotted at his open collar, his head tipped toward her with one eye closed and the other slid sideways to meet hers. Directly behind them, the boy with very short grey hair wears a plain red shirt with a black hood pulled up over his head, and a thin rigid rod rises from the back of his hood to hold a flat glowing halo ring above his hair — the rod clearly visible, the ring a constructed prop, its light spilling a pale disc onto the crown of his hood; his earrings and the black bow at his throat catch a hard sparkle, and his mouth is open mid-laugh. Center-right, the blonde short-haired boy in the black shirt stands taller than the rest, chin lifted, one yellow eye closed in a wink while the other aims across at the pink-haired girl; a faint tattoo curls up the side of his neck from under the collar. Beside him, she has long multicolored hair — pink at the crown bleeding into blue at the ends — and a sleeveless white dress with a narrow cutout at the waist, a see-through veil draped over her head and shoulders so the fairy lights behind her show through the gauze as blurred points; her earrings and a fine necklace glitter at her throat, and her hand is laced finger-to-finger with his, their joined hands the one still point in the whole tilted frame, her blue-tipped hair swinging forward over their wrists as she turns her closed-eyed smile toward him. At the far right edge, the short black-haired girl in the black dress and the black witch hat stands half in shadow, the wide brim dipped low, a black bow at the hatband and a second bow at her waist, red demon horns pushing up through the brim's back; a red-tipped demon tail hooks out of frame behind her skirt and a heart-shaped pendant hangs at her cleavage. Every face is turned toward another face, none toward the lens. The key light comes from a low warm source in the front-left — one carved jack-o'-lantern with a candle inside, sitting on the ground at the very edge of the frame — so the six figures are lit warm from below-left: the undersides of chins, the fronts of the shirts, the inner edges of the veil glow, while their backs and the top of the frame fall into a deep indigo dark. Behind them, strings of small orange and violet bulbs sag between unseen poles and go soft-focus into bokeh, each bulb doubling as a small sparkle on the glitter of the earrings, the halo ring and the wet shine of the fang. Between the front girl's boot and the pumpkin, her cat tail casts a thin separate shadow on the ground that does not match the angle of the others, because it is lifting. Palette is orange, violet, black and the pale glow of the fake halo, nothing else admitted. Playful, theatrical Halloween energy.

Alien Stage Girls' Spooky Halloween Night!

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