It's not that they're too similar, it's that you're using two slightly different blues but occasionally confusing which blue you're using for which character. Here's what I mean:
Sally:
<Blue><b>"So I'm sorry my ether egg went off prematurely."</b></Blue> Sally said to Vanessa.
Sally is Blue.
Vanessa:
<Periwinkle><b>"Powers are overrated, believe me."</b></Periwinkle> Vanessa said.
Vanessa is Periwinkle, same as Ricochet.
Sally?:
<DarkBlue><b>"At least you are somebody."</b></DarkBlue> she said.
Now Sally is DarkBlue for the rest of the conversation, except...
Both:
Vanessa nodded and then smiled slyly. <Periwinkle><b>"I'll show you. I'll be your dad and you can be my teenage daughter." </b></Periwinkle> <Periwinkle><b>"Whoa! Wait, why my dad and not my mom?"</b></Periwinkle> <Periwinkle><b>"Life's easier for men."</b></Periwinkle> Vanessa said with assurance.
Sally is Periwinkle between Vanessa's two Periwinkle lines.
Ricochet:
<Purple><b>"Knock knock. I hope you're both okay with a visitor."</b></Purple>
And then I switched from Periwinkle to Purple. :P
I think Bluebird is fantastic, I'm super into having her on campus. I don't think you need to introduce each member of the new kids team with a horrific crisis or anything, though, just slide 'em on in as people who happen to be superheroes, y'know?
This message was last edited by the player at 23:13, Sat 14 Aug 2021.