Cheshire Cat

I can't believe that Alice in Wonderland isn't listed. T_T;
 
Original comment from my DA upload, Kat-reverie.deviantart.com:
 
"Finally a new one! I still need to work out the march hare's design, so another one may be long in comeing. XD

In any case, i took a bit longer on this than i did on the others, but it was a casual time, ya know? the BG is sorta 'meh' but i've done worse so i ain't complaining. Oh, and forgive the male anatomy problems, i work with females and rarely draw males in anything other than baggy or at least form consealing clothes XD

Charra info: The cheshire cat is the first character that alice bothers talking to, rather than running away from. He informs her of the mad hatter and march hare both being insane, well, little good it does her because sh runs off and ends up at their tea party any ways. He is already there, drinking 'tea' (Another character who disguises their drinks as 'tea' he's really drinking absythe [sp?] with a bit of an herb to make it the same color as the tea) while being half sprawled on the table. He watches the mad hatter and march hare interact with alice for a while, says a few words before finishing his 'tea' and dissapearing.
He's the ace of the black suit, litterally. Other than the queen, he's the strongest card, only matched by the king. (Wonderland has odd playing standrads XD ) He's also the smartest character, he knows exactly what's going on nine times out of ten, he remembers everything except who he was before wonderland, he's also the only one who knows what happened to the original cheshire cat. Oh, and he was the one that found the door mouse after it'd 'drown' and had 'given it a fueneral.' (Yes, i'm implying he ate the door mouse. XD ) He takes a liking to alice, choosing to be her protector during the final game along with the mad hatter who has offered to be the sacrifice card. The cheshire cat and the white rabbit are both friends and rivals, apart of the same group as the mad hatter and the march hare, despite the red suit black suit 'problem.' "