@Tachi: I don't see any problems with the character. Accepted.

haven't seen one of these in a while, i guess i'll start making a sheet up soon

also pkmnb0y, do you know anyone here named unfortunately?

@LowKey123: The name's familiar, but I can't put my finger on where it's from.

@LowKey123: The name's familiar, but I can't put my finger on where it's from.

he sent me a pm once asking if i knew about you but now i can't find it lool
edit: I FOUND IT

rip?

That's weird, though; I can't recall any contact with that person other than their name ringing a bell.
Hrm. Oh well.

it was because you rp as 2hu characters and he did as well (i used to)
we didn't know of anyone else that did though

Ah, okay. Huh. Well, that's... Interesting.
*shrugs*

Found a way to permanently stop his Consume ability.

And introduce a nice, little and possibly sad subplot.

@PaulHaynek: Hrm...
That works. Accepted.

Name: Kinji Takigawa
Age: 20
Gender: Male
Appearance: The Shining Star! STAR NINGER!
World of Origin: Super Sentai
Personality: Kinji's family, being monster hunters, hunt monsters to become stronger. He even takes pictures and footprints of any monsters he comes across. Ever since Kinji learned of Yoshitaka was a Ninja, Kinji has become a fanboy of all things related to ninjas and Youkai. He's definitely an odd duck- orders to assassinate people won't stop him from being friends with them, making them huge breakfasts, and then trying to ambush them by jumping out of a cookie tin later. He's extremely friendly, if a bit hyperactive.

History:
Kinji's family, since the days of the old west, has hunted monsters. So it should come as no surprise that, when Kinji was only a child, his father and brother met their demise at the hands of a werewolf when they forgot to pack silver bullets. Kinji sought out a legendary warrior who was in the states at the time- Yoshitaka Igasaki, the Last Ninja who sealed the feudal lord Kibaoni Gengetsu after his resurrection as a yokai. Kinji begged the ninja to train him so he could avenge his family, but the Last Ninja said he lacked "Nintality"- the true mindset of a ninja. Kinji was relentless, however, and the Last Ninja eventually agreed to train the boy- if Kinji could defeat him in battle. Yoshitaka thought this would deter the boy, who would consider it an impossible task...

...Instead, however, Kinji chased him around the world for a decade, eventually tracking him to Japan, where he came into conflict with Igasaki's grandchildren, the Shuriken Sentai: Ninninger. At first, he was more than happy to join their crusade against Kibaoni's army of yokai... but Yoshitaka had other plans. He charged Kinji with the assassination of his grandchildren within a month, hoping that they would clash and grow as ninjas and people. This fell through, however, as Kinji's repeated assassination attempts (and friendly breakfasts) were stymied by the international date line. Kinji, having failed, decided to take a vacation in Hawaii.

After returning to aid in a monster battle, he joined the Igasaki school officially, trained alongside them, and helped them defeat the Kibaoni forces. The Ninningers clashed, grew, changed, and became better than they were... and decided to go their separate ways and train for a few years before reconvening to choose the next to carry the title of Last Ninja. Kinji's continued monster hunting as he travels the world, selling oden using ninja techniques to spice up the presentation to support himself.

Abilities:
-Shuriken Ninpo: the fine art of merchandise-based ninjutsu. Though Kinji is capable of highly advanced techniques, he's self-taught, so many of the basics- such as the five-element techniques- give him trouble. He's capable of pulling the cloning, hurricane, and lightning techniques with ease, however.

Equipment:
-Ninja StarBurger: A cell phone, shuriken holder, camera, and detector of mythical creatures. It's also his morpher.
-Star Sword-Gun: A combination electric guitar, rifle, and sword, this is Kinji's signature weapon. Allows him to use his offensive Nin Shuriken.
- Nin Shuriken: there are some techniques that just need merchandise a little help.
--Furai Nin Shuriken: Kinji's dual-element shuriken allows him to use wind and lightning techniques- ranging from simple attacks to combinations like his finishing moves, Hurricane Fury Slashes and Rock N' Roll Thunder.
--Otomo Nin Shuriken: These shuriken allow Kinji to summon one of three Ninja Allies, giant robots which are capable of combination: the humanoid Rodeomaru, the Bison Buggy, and the transforming submarine, Surfermaru. Combining Bison Buggy with Rodeomaru or Surfermaru allows it to turn into his Megazord, Bison King.

Other:

@clanjos: Er...
So, uh... Okay. let me just point out the biggest thing I have qualms about here.
Megazords.
I feel like they trivialize... A lot of stuff. Giant robots can very easily solve a big problem by sheer size in many scenarios, and the firepower that they're packing usually isn't something to scoff at.
Also, how the heck would it be accessible in the first place? Kinda need somewhere to store them beforehand, as far as I know...

Honestly, he'd keep to the Sentai/Ranger convention of not using the Zords, or Megazord, unless there was a threat that merits it- IE, something just as big. The Zords are for proportionate response only. As for storage... this is one of many places Ninninger is weird. While they were in the Kamen Rider Drive universe for a spring break special/extended movie commercial, they were able to summon their Megazord to fight the monster of the week. I'd just say they chill around the hub world playing giant robot go fish or something.

Hrm... Alright, that's fine, then. Accepted.

The image of Guts surrounded by a bunch of super colorful animes is honestly really funny to me.

HURP I'll see about getting a post up today.

Lookin' forward to it.

Now, while we wait... I should probably detail what's to come, so those here are at least somewhat prepared.

I'm splitting this group into 3 separate ones, mainly in order to not hold groups of people up at any given time. It'll allow some groups to move faster if they're the sort to do that, while letting others move at a more leisurely pace.

With 12 characters 'live' at this point, each group's gonna get four each. I won't say anything about where they're being sent right now or what's going to be ahead of them, though, so you guys might wanna start hashing things out.

Oh, right: if, at any given point someone stops posting and people in that group want to keep going, just let me know here and I'll push the scene along. Believe me, I know how it feels for RPs to die when people just... Poof.

Ok, I have reworked my CS some.

@eemmtt: Alright, uh... Hrm.
So, what I'm seeing here is a character that effectively casts from HP (to put it into game terms), but has no effective way of recovering said HP.
Um. That's kinda... I dunno, lethal? If they don't have any other offensive capabilities, they're forced to sacrifice their life to fight. Which, y'know, doesn't end well in really extended fights... Which, obviously enough, will pop up here and there.

I mean, tell me if I'm wrong, but I don't know if a character that's going to have a very real chance of dying permanently hovering over them when they fight is a good idea. I'm not the type to PK, but with the way the form's phrased, it might not even by my fault if something goes haywire and our robot friend here goes kaput.

Is Narancia's Stand invisible to everyone like it normally should be? Or is it visible to everyone for the sake of the RP?

I just don't wanna miss out on noting it or not in my post.

I think the general rule for crossovers, at least the ones I've been in, is that Stands are visible.

I'm actually going to cut in and state that it'll be visible to everyone for the sake of the RP. Not being able to see an ally's ability really screws with how well you can fight and coordinate, so.