Mirror!J and Mirror!KK, from the Mirror dimension, where right is left, and left is right. That's why everything looks backwards, because it is! But not to anyone within the mirror. But to those who venture to other normal dimensions, they do get caught off-guard whenever they see the front of an ambulance.
I made Qur a magical boy of sorts, giving him a magic wand with a small, flat, double-sided mirror at the top. No 30-second transformation sequences, though. This is also my first time ever drawing human feet. I need to practice if I ever want to draw him again, because the man does not like wearing anything on his feet if he can help it. He will wear shoes and socks if its for regulation or protection, but he won't like it and will let everyone know regularly that he doesn't like it. The mirror wand allows him to change his physical appearance, body, hair, and clothing. It can also turn into a small pocket mirror to blend in, which he also uses in interdimensional adventures outside of the Mirror dimension in order to read stuff.
As for Pry, I came up with her name months before I decided anything else about her. But then I gave her a crowbar as her trademark item, and decided she's a wrench wench. Then it was only within the past month that I started coming up with an actual look for her. That particular front-tie tube top with that specific kind of knot positioned specifically at the hem, does not exist according to Google. It was meant to be beige, but I didn't want it to look too much like her skintone. Crayola has its limits. I was torn between that and leaving it and her sweatband plain white.