Characters and/or objects match each other in color, or create a sense of symmetry.

The characters/objects must be put into multiple pairs/groups based on their color to create the sense of "coordination". If there is only one group of characters/object put together based on their color, use [[color connection]] and the corresponding "color theme":/tags?search[name_matches]=*_theme&search[category]=0&search[hide_empty]=yes&search[order]=name&commit=Search if applicable.

If it's an art centring around a specific color without the intention of "connection", use the corresponding "color theme":/tags?search[name_matches]=*_theme&search[category]=0&search[hide_empty]=yes&search[order]=name&commit=Search instead. For instance, post #4734135 is [[yellow theme]].

If there're multiple color groups but the characters are simply cosplaying and their matching pair isn't present (e.g. post #1490134), use [[color connection]] instead.

This technique is often associated with [[lineup]] and [[column lineup]], such as post #5485339. When the columns are each completely monochromatically themed on a single color, it becomes [[multiple monochrome]].

If the coordinated colors are also forming a rainbow, it's also [[rainbow order]].

h5. Examples

* post #2996021
* post #3397769
* post #3430881
* post #4733554
* post #4435429
* post #5858447
* post #6019771
* post #6313320

h4.See also

* [[idol clothes]]
* [[matching outfits]]
* [[reverse palettes]]
* [[uniform]]