The artist was Thomas Rothlisberger, and the colorist was Leonardo Ito. This was published worldwide, and shows that you don't HAVE to bust your butt trying to go hyperdetailed on shading, highlights, or other elements. Sometimes, less really IS more.

And this is where I currently am. Always so hard to move on from the theorizing stage and trying to narrow things down.
Hope you had good Christmas holidays and have a Happy New Year!

Also recently I decided to change their clothing cause I couldn't get the Clone Drone outfit out of my head.
Now I just need to get past tech and environmental design...

Now I won't post all the pictures I've made of these guys cause it's way too many. Instead have a drive full of sketches to peruse at your leisure:
drive.google.com/drive/folder...

The idea started after some Steven Universe fanart where a bunch of Peridots did the same. In general I picture something like The Smurfs. But with a universe full of ideas it's hard to narrow it down to specific episodes.

Oh snap, thats not a bad look at all. That said yeah, the shorter builds have a distinct charm to them.

Another vote for Sonar the Fennec, maybe meeting Kitsunami?