Appearance:
Taro stands about six foot two and has an average, unathletic build and lighter skin of a man who spent more time indoors than getting involved with sports. His hair and eyes are brown, although if one were to deeply inspect the roots of his hair they would be able to tell that it was a dye job. Although he would never admit it, Taro does spend a gross amount of time every morning trying to make himself look appropriately disheveled and often goes through several wardrobe changes before finding a flattering outfit that he could claim he just “slapped together”. His fingernails are immaculate and his skin is smooth thanks to a nightly routine of creams, lotions, and moisturizers. When he talks his voice is fairly loud and his face is heavily animated; when he’s quiet the man always has a small smirk on his face as if he knows a secret or just thought of a rude joke.

Personality:
Taro is an outgoing, upbeat loud-mouth who is on the surface both one of the friendliest and most irritating person you’d ever meet. On one hand, he goes out of his way to make more shy and anxious people feel welcome and recognized. On the other hand, Taro never learned how to “read the air” of a situation and almost never turns down his enthusiasm or excitement. As well, he’s generally used to being the center of attention and tends to clown around way too much, often to the point of being a distraction. Still, it is difficult for most people to stay in a slump when Taro is around.

However, most people do not want to be around Taro after they get to know the man. He lacks the drive and the focus to accomplish anything that requires hard work or dedication. Instead, he tends to leapfrog between interests and hobbies on an almost weekly basis—as a side effect, he knows a little about everything and a lot about nothing. Worse still, he tries to convince his friends to follow him and uses guilt as a weapon if they do not bend to his whims. People tend to call him out for the manipulative, pushy bastard he is trying, and thankfully failing, to be.

Still, it’s not that Taro enjoys manipulating or guilting people, he just unfortunately happens to be a control freak. He truly wants the best for everyone and for himself. However, in his mind the best has already happened in the past when everyone were kids who just screwed around, played games, and ate junk food while the future has him and others wasting away for the rest of their life as salarymen in some office building-shaped tomb. Deep down inside, what Taro really wants is for everything to stay the same—even if it ends up making him seem immature and petty.

Background: Taro’s the first born son of Haruki Mori, better known as the man who a quarter of the Commerce Sector paid their monthly lease to. Being the only son of some wealthy landlord isn’t all it’s cracked up to be—really, it’s better than what rich people let on, they just don’t want all of the poor folk to feel as bad as they should about not having trust funds. Taro spent a youth of being pampered and privileged thanks to his family name. Were you really going to be the restaurant that made Haruki’s heir wait, knowing that competitors were eagerly looking to buy up your lot? Were you really going to fail Taro because the stupid kid never studied when you knew that your brother who was already struggling to pay his rent on time? Nah, you were just going to smile and nod as the little snot nosed brat obliviously moved through the world under the assumption that people just must really like him.

Of course, since Taro was so used to getting everything handed to him the man never felt the need to apply himself to anything. It sort of became a little bit of a problem come middle and high school where his family name had less and less of an influence. People stopped completely coddling him, but it didn’t change the fact that Taro barely tried. Didn’t understand algebra? Whatever, grades didn’t matter and girls only really liked guys who played sports. Terrible at baseball? It was a boring sport anyway. Plus, he knew they were dying to recruit him into the drama club. Couldn’t remember his lines? Whatever, drama was for dorks.

Things started getting rough for Taro come graduation. His father insisted that Taro try to get into the University of Tokyo, but the boy didn’t even take the entrance examination (although to be fair, he wouldn’t have passed it anyway). Taro had lived in Kantou his whole life, and said he didn’t want to move away from all of his friends—even though most of them were going away for college anyway. He was accepted to Kantou University largely thanks to a healthy donation from his father, who was an alumnus, and began studying for his business degree just so he could be like ol’ dad.

Of course, Taro didn’t take college seriously. He blew off more classes than he took, spending most of his time trying to fool around with girls, getting drunk at karaoke bars, playing video games, running with bad crowds, or just sleeping in his dorm. He switched majors after his first semester from business to journalism, and then from journalism to engineering before quickly switching back to journalism before finally settling on computer science at the end of his first year. His second year he moved off-campus, giving him even further reasons to not show up to class. Three-quarters through the year he changed his major once again, this time to music because of a crush he had on a singer he saw at the Blue Boulevard.

At the start of his third year of college, Taro was barely ahead in credits of the incoming freshmen. He was in the process of changing his major once again when the letter came from his father, commanding him to stop screwing around and to take school seriously or he would cut the damn kid off. With that new weight hanging over his head, Taro finds himself becoming more and more terrified that the rest of his life will be spent working for his father’s real estate company until he is a withered old man.





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• Arcana / Character Name · Rank 1-10
• Arcana / Character Name · Rank 1-10
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Arcana: Fortune

Strength: Fire

Weakness: Ice

History: ( Give us some history. ) )

1. ( freebie. pick your low level skills. )

2. ( freebie )

3. ( another freebie )

4. unlocked at first social link, upgraded at rank 6.

5. Unlocked second social link, upgraded at rank 7.

6. unlocked after having a rank 4 social link w/ someone, upgraded at rank 8.

7. unlocked after having a rank 4 social link w/ someone else, upgraded at rank 9.

8. Unlocked after rank 5 social link w someone, upgraded at rank 10.

( First three skills will upgrade as the story progresses. GM will notify when power ups occur. )

Danae appears as a fit woman with sholder-length light brown hair. She is covered in a shiny golden robe that appears to be from a bed canopy. She holds a blue chest.
Arcana: Lovers
Strength: Aqua/Water
Weakness: Fire
History: Danae is the mother of Perseus, a famous hero. After Zeus had impregnated her, Acrisius, her father, put her and Perseus into a chest in the sea.
1. Single Shot - Does light pierce damage
2. Aqua - Does light aqua damage.
3. Dia - Slightly restores one ally's HP.
4. unlocked at first social link, upgraded at rank 6.
5. Unlocked second social link, upgraded at rank 7.
6. unlocked after having a rank 4 social link w/ someone, upgraded at rank 8.
7. unlocked after having a rank 4 social link w/ someone else, upgraded at rank 9.
8. Unlocked after rank 5 social link w someone, upgraded at rank 10.

( First three skills will upgrade as the story progresses. GM will notify when power ups occur. )

Personality:
Ito is a very arrogant young man believing himself to be the greatest thing since sliced bread often bragging about how great he is and how great it is to be him.

He takes great pride in telling those around him how insignificant they are and how everyone should strive to be like him. He is known to be a bit of a spendthrift barely willing to give anything he has to anyone for any reason. Through all of his pomp and fluff Ito seems to be hiding something deep withing himself that he keeps bottled up, possibly from his lack of trust of anyone around him.

Despite all of his pomp and grandeur Ito is a very troubled young man, having lived a great deal of his childhood alone. Because of his parents single minded determination to their career Ito has never really had a loving relationship with his family and his aunt and uncle treat him more like hindrance than a nephew.

Weapon:

Taurus Raging Bull revolver- Pierce damage



Background:
Ito grew up as the literal embodiment of being born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Born as the son of a wealthy businessman and successful lawyer for a mother Ito was given everything that he ever wanted the whole of his life. As he grew older and made his way through middle school he began bullying other kids in his school to get what he wanted, which included everything from coffee drinks to lunch money.

It wasn't until that a girl killed herself after she came home from school one day, supposedly because of Ito's bullying, that his parent's started taking notice. When he was confronted about his behavior in school Ito simply replied that it wasn't his fault that the other kids couldn't be like him. Seeing a disturbing tend arising in their son, Ito's parents sent him to live with his aunt and uncle in Kantou City just outside of Tokyo in the hopes that he might learn to temper his destructive behavior.

After moving to Kantou City Ito continued his reign as the hell spawn he had become. As he ran through highschool and up to college Ito found that his influence did not reach as far as he thought but he still commanded his own circle of minions, but deep down Ito has been lonely ever since his parents kicked him out.
Persona: Minos

Appearance:

Abilities:


Strength Dark-affinity

Weakness Light-affinity

History
Asterion, king of Crete, adopted the three sons of Zeus and Europa, Minos, Sarpedon and Rhadamanthus. According to the Odyssey he spoke with Zeus every nine years or for nine years. He got his laws straight from Zeus himself. When Minos' son Androgeos had won the Panathenaeic Games the king, Aegeus, sent him to Marathon to fight a bull, resulting in the death of Androgeos. Outraged, Minos went to Athens to avenge his son, and on the way he camped at Megara where Nisos lived.

Learning that Nisos' strength came from his hair, Minos gained the love of Scylla and her aid in cutting off her father's hair so that he could conquer the city. After his triumph, he punished Scylla for her treachery against her father by tying her to a boat and dragging her until she drowned. On arriving in Attica, he asked Zeus to punish the city, and the god struck it with plague and hunger.

An oracle told the Athenians to meet any of Minos' demands if they wanted to escape the punishment. Minos then asked Athens to send seven boys and seven girls to Crete every nine years to be sacrificed to the Minotaur, the offspring from the zoophilic encounter of Minos' wife Pasiphae with a certain bull that the king refused to sacrifice to Poseidon, which he had placed within a labyrinth he commanded his architect Daedalus to build. The Minotaur was defeated by the hero Theseus with the help of Minos' daughter Ariadne.

After his death, Minos became a judge of the dead in Hades together with Aeacus and Rhadamanthus. Rhadamanthus judged the souls of Asians, Aeacus judged Europeans, and Minos had the deciding vote.