Chris has been nervous thinking about that offer, thinking that he might mess up and disappoint both Alistair and Isabelle, but Jessica and Christina talked him into accepting that offer, arguing that Chris practically has more experience with gender swapping than Alistair and Isabelle combined.Ĭhris and Isabelle went to a bakery called Sophie's Sweets to buy some cupcakes. However, Chris has said that Alistair would only teach him if he becomes his apprentice like Isabelle and Ashley, assisting in curing gender curses. While at his apartment with his sisters Jessica and Christina, Chris talks about how Isabelle wants him to learn magic from her master Alistair Huntington. He agreed to join her, and they went to Ashley's house afterwards. Isabelle asked a favor from Chris to go with her when she plans to apologize to Ashley after they fought in a park due to a misunderstading with Isabelle curing Ashley's gender curse.
Claire suggested that they play some strip poker, and everyone agreed to it.Ĭhris appeared as a minor character in Ashes To Ashes. Chris and Isabelle are drinking and hanging out in their new apartment, along with Claire and her boyfriend Brian who visited them as well. During the character customization, Chris chose to be a female Sun Elf Paladin, with the in-game name Cynthel.Ī few months after the events of Maker's Game, Chris returns in the miniseries Swap Poker. Chris bought an neural VR (NVR) headset to play a new game called Age of Adventurers, where players get to be inside the game playing as their own character. Set a year after Matchmaker, Chris returns as one of the main characters of Maker's Game, but this wasn't known until later in the story. Chris, in particular, is being taught mind-reading and he took multiple attempts before he successfully casts that spell. Chris and his sisters Jessica and Christina are being trained in magic by Isabelle. After discovering this power, he later experimented with turning into different women such as his sister Jessica, his mom Scarlett, his then-girlfriend Holly, and various other girls.Īfter the events of Different Perspectives, Chris returns once again as the protagonist of Matchmaker. He found out that he had the power to transform into women by wearing their clothes after he mistakenly wore a sweater of his sister Jessica instead of his own.
Different Perspectives Ĭhris was first introduced in the comic Different Perspectives. As such, Nolan has not said to either Chris or Jessica that they're both sorcerers as well, and they live their everyday lives unaware of the fact, until Isabelle first met Chris.Ĭontinue this. Before he died, Nolan wiped the memory of Scarlett where she knew that Nolan is a sorcerer, for unknown reasons. Isabelle, however, seems to be doubting the cause of death. Several years after, when Chris was nine years old, his father Nolan died, caused by an accident. One day, on April 25, 2003, while Nolan is trying to turn back from his female persona, he accidentally gave the enchantment to Chris, also giving him the power to transform using women's clothing.
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Nolan's knowledge of magic is limited, so he only knew how to transform through wearing female's clothing. To comfort a devastated Scarlett, Nolan decided to create an alternate female personality using enchantment magic, and he lived a double life in secret to his family. When Chris was around seven years old, Chris's parents had a third child, however, it was stillborn, and the child died when she was prematurely taken out by the doctors. Nine months after he was born, he had a sister named Jessica Young, making them "Siamese twins", according to Isabelle. His father Nolan was an Emerald sorcerer, while his mother Scarlett was a non-blood, so Chris was born as a mixling Emerald sorcerer. His parents are Scarlett Young and Nolan Young. History Early life Ĭhris was born in 1996. He has short black hair, green eyes, and light-colored skin.Ĭontinue this. 5.1 Transformation using Women's ClothingĪs himself, Chris has a muscular, athletic build.
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