Aspects of Danik
Note: Although each aspect represents a part of Danik's whole and is fundamentally Danik (as seen in Negation #27 with the Kidd reverting back) each aspect has its own unique personality and character. There are hints to a small connection (as Popo conveys the falling of one of them at the end of Negation War #1) but no evidence to suggest a mental realm where all the knowledge of the aspects would essentially 'go' (Daniks aspects combine to pool the knowledge they have gathered). Some of Danik's aspects have actually been active for the entire lives of their charges, others even longer as with Skink, The Muse of Gitan, Naida and Memi and Enson and Wyture.
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