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In 2020, I sent and email to Jacob Tobia and their manager(¿) replied. I sent my fanart and asked for the type of music they'd listen to. Here's the canon DT music taste~

I also made a playlist for myself that has the songs I think they'd listen to - it doesn't have every type mentioned by Jacob, but I think it still suits the character. Enjoy!! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zvs8Pimlbrm68xhWSuA65?si=Tah0rDHcRtmA0KhisnGizA

Warning!: This roleplay includes Double Trouble and Shadow Weaver. Double Trouble has no canon age, and in this roleplay, is headcannoned as immortal and fairly old. If you do not like Shadow Weaver, or this dynamic, all I ask is that you be polite, and scroll instead of insulting me. I'm a bit tired of Shera fans claiming moral superiority for not liking a fictional character I do, and assuming I excuse her actions, when I do not. In fact, were she an irl person, I would despise her. But, she is fictional, and some people actually do know the difference between that and reality. You must also be willing to roleplay Double Trouble, as I would prefer to roleplay Shadow Weaver.

Glimmer has a dilemma at hand. Nobody trusts her new mentor, a past Second in Command to the Horde,and Glimmer doesn't trust the new prisoner, either. Double Trouble might escape; she was reluctant to admit Shadow Weaver would, too, but it was the truth. She was nothing but a mentor that knew her father, and the Queen grew attached to the thought of learning everything he did.

But now, her kingdom is in shambles, her friends don't trust her, and she needs to fix it before it's too late. And, thanks to her aunt, Castaspella, she knows exactly how.

The spell would be a simple ritual, but it would bind and trap the two prisoner's magic for eternity. There was no way to break a magical bond, especially not in a spell where both individuals magic was bound to a third party, and only allowed to be used when they allowed it.

It was a perfect. Double Trouble would not be able to use their shapeshifting abilities, and Shadow Weaver wouldn't be able to use her apparitions no matter how much magic she obtained. And if Glimmer needed them to, the spell would bind their magic together upon her command, creating a powerful force she could use against her enemies.

It was perfect...Except for two problems.

1. The spell required the two to stay close to each other, as it could lead to horrible consequences if their magic attempts to bind together, and another is too far away. Not to mention that what the other felt, heard, and saw, would be experienced by the other party.

2. These conditions are a bit difficult to accept if you're a sorceress and shapeshifter that knew, and despised, each other in Mystacor's school of magic, long before said shapeshifter ran to the Crimson Waste.

Shera Roleplay (Literate Only!)

Warning!: This roleplay includes Double Trouble and Shadow Weaver. Double Trouble has no canon age, and in this roleplay, is headcannoned as immortal and fairly old. If you do not like Shadow Weaver, or this dynamic, all I ask is that you be polite, and scroll instead of insulting me. I'm a bit tired of Shera fans claiming moral superiority for not liking a fictional character I do, and assuming I excuse her actions, when I do not. In fact, were she an irl person, I would despise her. But, she is fictional, and some people actually do know the difference between that and reality. You must also be willing to roleplay Double Trouble, as I would prefer to roleplay Shadow Weaver.

Glimmer has a dilemma at hand. Nobody trusts her new mentor, a past Second in Command to the Horde,and Glimmer doesn't trust the new prisoner, either. Double Trouble might escape; she was reluctant to admit Shadow Weaver would, too, but it was the truth. She was nothing but a mentor that knew her father, and the Queen grew attached to the thought of learning everything he did.

But now, her kingdom is in shambles, her friends don't trust her, and she needs to fix it before it's too late. And, thanks to her aunt, Castaspella, she knows exactly how.

The spell would be a simple ritual, but it would bind and trap the two prisoner's magic for eternity. There was no way to break a magical bond, especially not in a spell where both individuals magic was bound to a third party, and only allowed to be used when they allowed it.

It was a perfect. Double Trouble would not be able to use their shapeshifting abilities, and Shadow Weaver wouldn't be able to use her apparitions no matter how much magic she obtained. And if Glimmer needed them to, the spell would bind their magic together upon her command, creating a powerful force she could use against her enemies.

It was perfect...Except for two problems.

1. The spell required the two to stay close to each other, as it could lead to horrible consequences if their magic attempts to bind together, and another is too far away. Not to mention that what the other felt, heard, and saw, would be experienced by the other party.

2. These conditions are a bit difficult to accept if you're a sorceress and shapeshifter that knew, and despised, each other in Mystacor's school of magic, long before said shapeshifter ran to the Crimson Waste.

Warning!: This roleplay includes Double Trouble and Shadow Weaver. Double Trouble has no canon age, and in this roleplay, is headcannoned as immortal and fairly old. If you do not like Shadow Weaver, or this dynamic, all I ask is that you be polite, and scroll instead of insulting me. I'm a bit tired of Shera fans claiming moral superiority for not liking a fictional character I do, and assuming I excuse her actions, when I do not. In fact, were she an irl person, I would despise her. But, she is fictional, and some people actually do know the difference between that and reality. You must also be willing to roleplay Double Trouble, as I would prefer to roleplay Shadow Weaver.

Glimmer has a dilemma at hand. Nobody trusts her new mentor, a past Second in Command to the Horde,and Glimmer doesn't trust the new prisoner, either. Double Trouble might escape; she was reluctant to admit Shadow Weaver would, too, but it was the truth. She was nothing but a mentor that knew her father, and the Queen grew attached to the thought of learning everything he did.

But now, her kingdom is in shambles, her friends don't trust her, and she needs to fix it before it's too late. And, thanks to her aunt, Castaspella, she knows exactly how.

The spell would be a simple ritual, but it would bind and trap the two prisoner's magic for eternity. There was no way to break a magical bond, especially not in a spell where both individuals magic was bound to a third party, and only allowed to be used when they allowed it.

It was a perfect. Double Trouble would not be able to use their shapeshifting abilities, and Shadow Weaver wouldn't be able to use her apparitions no matter how much magic she obtained. And if Glimmer needed them to, the spell would bind their magic together upon her command, creating a powerful force she could use against her enemies.

It was perfect...Except for two problems.

1. The spell required the two to stay close to each other, as it could lead to horrible consequences if their magic attempts to bind together, and another is too far away. Not to mention that what the other felt, heard, and saw, would be experienced by the other party.

2. These conditions are a bit difficult to accept if you're a sorceress and shapeshifter that knew, and despised, each other in Mystacor's school of magic, long before said shapeshifter ran to the Crimson Waste.

https://discord.gg/udX98p8jFW

Hi!
I was wondering if there was a Double Trouble-themed discord! Thank you! ^.^

They are both shapeshifters who are actually lizardlike and blink horizontally, do you think they would get along?