Character Sheet (Tamer)
“Playing the game and losing is a hell of a lot better than never giving it a shot at all.”
Name: Olivia Sasaki
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Digimon: Sunmon-Coronamon-Firamon-Flaremon-Apollomon
Appearance: Olivia is sitting pretty at a cool 5’8” tall. She typically wears loose or baggy clothes. She likes to feel comfortable and free. Heading towards her final year of high school Olivia sports an athletic, although rather developed build. Needless to say, she stands out among many of her peers.
Skills: Olivia is proficient in the following:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Personality:
History:
Character Goals: Olivia is a character who needs to grow out of some of her more reckless behavior. She needs to learn to slow it down a little and make better decisions in the long run as opposed to the short term. More importantly though, the plan apart from this growth is that she learn to stop trying to prove herself to others. She needs to learn to be happy with herself and who she is as well as who she wants to be. This kind of character growth will be difficult for me to play out as a writer, especially considering it isn’t a problem she herself is aware of. It’d probably be easier to play off themes of trust and the like, but I’m hoping this works out well for bother her as a character and me as her writer.
Other: Maybe I’ll add some stuff her later!
Character Sheet (Digimon)
Ice Cream on a hot, fresh out of the oven brownie is the best. No doubt about it.
Digimon: Terriermon
Nickname: @Caits??
Digivolution Line: Zerimon-Gummymon-Terriormon-Gargomon-Rapidmon-MegaGargomon
Tamer: Tabitha Green played by Caits
Skills:
Personality: Simply put, this little guy is innocent, bubbly and trusting almost to a fault. Terriermon is always up for fun and loves meeting new people. He looks for the best in others and admires those who can fight and are strong enough to help others. In this regard, though he tries his best every time if he has to battle, he isn’t always sure he can be of much service. It doesn’t help that sometimes he can be deterred to the fear of failure or defeat. Terriermon is loyal, caring, loving and compassionate. You’d be hard pressed to find a partner as good as him.
Character Goals: The goal for Terriermon is to grow more confident in himself. He needs to avoid allowing fear to hold him back. Additionally, he needs to find a way to become more cautious with others, at least to a point where he doesn’t immediately trust everyone. It’s fine to give people the benefit of the doubt, but he should still be prepared for the worst. Through his interactions with the others and his growth as the partner of a digidestined I hope this should all come into play.
Other: Maybe Later ;P
“Playing the game and losing is a hell of a lot better than never giving it a shot at all.”
Name: Olivia Sasaki
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Digimon: Sunmon-Coronamon-Firamon-Flaremon-Apollomon
Appearance: Olivia is sitting pretty at a cool 5’8” tall. She typically wears loose or baggy clothes. She likes to feel comfortable and free. Heading towards her final year of high school Olivia sports an athletic, although rather developed build. Needless to say, she stands out among many of her peers.
Skills: Olivia is proficient in the following:
- Sports - Olivia always tries to stay active. She’s joined various sports teams throughout her high school career and managed to snag an athletic scholarship to university, in addition to a minor academic one. Including but not limited to basketball, volleyball, baseball, swimming, and track & field.
- Cooking - Olivia learned to cook from her mother. It was generally what they did on Sundays as her mother had used to cook with her mother on Sundays after mass. They kept the tradition alive though they chose to forgo mass.
- Gaming - Olivia is far from a natural gamer, but she has put hours of work into the area because of her best friend from America. It was and still is one of the only ways they are able to bond. The most prominent is Digi-Protocal.
- Strategy - Although not quite in the way of combat, Olivia’s quick thinking and cognitive ability has helped her rise to the rank of captain on various teams throughout her high school sports career and she works on this skill often so as to better help her in all walks of life.
- Observation - Olivia is extremely good at paying attention to and noticing things about her surroundings that many wouldn’t notice or pay any mind to.
Strengths:
- Environmental and Strategic Adaptability - Olivia is a natural when it comes to adjusting to the circumstances and surroundings she is placed into.
- Quick Thinking - She displays amazing cognitive abilities made even more impressive when combined with her skills of observation. Still, sometimes she thinks a little too quickly (to the point where she’s barely thinking at all).
- Reflexes - Olivia’s agility and reflexes have grown considerably throughout her young life due to sports and her own natural athleticism.
Weaknesses:
- Arachnophobia - Though ever tough and rarely one to back down from anything Olivia has a deep seated fear of spiders, attributed to an event from her childhood.
- Easily Distracted - It is very easy for the young girl’s attention to be pulled away from something important outside of the realm of competition. Her imagination may run wild or she may fall into her own thoughts which can be dangerous for her and those around her. It can also make it incredibly tough to finish things.
- Reckless Behavior - Olivia can sometimes make split decisions not at all for the better when situations are looked at rationally. She tries to prove herself, or protect others or whatever combat whatever sets her off. This usually stems from a feeling of being ignored, or being treated unfairly or just being poked fun at or witnessing an injustice.
- Need for Approval - Olivia has spent much of her life trying to prove herself to others. Her families, being of two very different cultures. Her friends, having been considered a foreigner or gaijin for much of her early school life. And herself, always being a bit unsure of how she should act and who she should please.
Personality:
Ever the optimist, Olivia is nothing if not confident in herself and her friends. She believes if you work together and work hard you can accomplish anything and everything. However, this confidence is built moreso on faith that everything will work out, rather than arrogance. She’s always happy to help, even if this causes her to make rash or reckless decisions. On top of this, she hates to be ignored or have her thoughts disregarded. She’s used to leading, so when put in a position where she isn’t listened to she will take on a more passive aggressive demeanor, opting to do things herself, her way. This can get her into trouble especially when working together is such a pivotal thing in her activites and when with friends.
Olivia is also one to fight bullying. She hates when people pick on anyone smaller or weaker than themselves. This can also set her off, and force her to spring into action without thinking about the consequences that may be wrought on herself and her friends. Luckily, there’s usually somebody to help her out of these sticky situations.
Olivia is also one to fight bullying. She hates when people pick on anyone smaller or weaker than themselves. This can also set her off, and force her to spring into action without thinking about the consequences that may be wrought on herself and her friends. Luckily, there’s usually somebody to help her out of these sticky situations.
History:
Olivia Sasaki was born in America to an African American mother and a Japanese father. She was given her father’s last name, but her mother chose her first, naming her after her grandmother. She was raised up until the age of four in America until her father was transferred by his company back to the Japanese home branch as part of a promotion he’d been given. She had been reluctant to travel. She didn’t want to leave her friends or the family she knew, and yet she was excited to meet new family she’d yet to come into contact with in person.
Still, being a mere four years old, she had no say in the matter. Her mother helped ease her mind. She admired the lack of hesitation in the woman who was uprooting her life for the man she loved. Still, with the move underway her father took it upon himself to increase the amount of Japanese he spoke to her. He’d done so occasionally, helping her pick up little things here and there, but she could hardly be classified as a bilingual. However, in the months leading up to the move her Japanese education became much more intense.
As tough as it was, she loved it. Her father had taken as much time to teach her to speak as her mother did showing her how to cook. It made her even happier when she met her grandparents on her father’s side and was able to understand and even speak to them properly. And so her life in Japan kicked off.
She was rather introverted in her early years of school. She didn’t want to make ways. She was scared, and her life as a resident “gaijin” was off putting. However, as the years passed and she became better acquainted with others and proved herself to be more than a foreigner she ingrained herself in her school life and made friends. She joined sports teams, and rose to lead them. She occasionally butted heads with coaches and the team members though when she felt she had the solution to a problem or a game winning plan and it was disregarded as too risky. The losses aren’t many, but they exist partially because of a need to prove herself developed from the few years she was teased for being a gaijin.
Still, she adjusted and lives something of a happy life with her family, though her father doesn’t always have time for them begin he is busy at work. Her mother works part time, though can typically be found at home keeping things running. Without her the household would likely fall apart. And Olivia, is deciding what she wants out of life, approaching her final year of high school.
Still, being a mere four years old, she had no say in the matter. Her mother helped ease her mind. She admired the lack of hesitation in the woman who was uprooting her life for the man she loved. Still, with the move underway her father took it upon himself to increase the amount of Japanese he spoke to her. He’d done so occasionally, helping her pick up little things here and there, but she could hardly be classified as a bilingual. However, in the months leading up to the move her Japanese education became much more intense.
As tough as it was, she loved it. Her father had taken as much time to teach her to speak as her mother did showing her how to cook. It made her even happier when she met her grandparents on her father’s side and was able to understand and even speak to them properly. And so her life in Japan kicked off.
She was rather introverted in her early years of school. She didn’t want to make ways. She was scared, and her life as a resident “gaijin” was off putting. However, as the years passed and she became better acquainted with others and proved herself to be more than a foreigner she ingrained herself in her school life and made friends. She joined sports teams, and rose to lead them. She occasionally butted heads with coaches and the team members though when she felt she had the solution to a problem or a game winning plan and it was disregarded as too risky. The losses aren’t many, but they exist partially because of a need to prove herself developed from the few years she was teased for being a gaijin.
Still, she adjusted and lives something of a happy life with her family, though her father doesn’t always have time for them begin he is busy at work. Her mother works part time, though can typically be found at home keeping things running. Without her the household would likely fall apart. And Olivia, is deciding what she wants out of life, approaching her final year of high school.
Character Goals: Olivia is a character who needs to grow out of some of her more reckless behavior. She needs to learn to slow it down a little and make better decisions in the long run as opposed to the short term. More importantly though, the plan apart from this growth is that she learn to stop trying to prove herself to others. She needs to learn to be happy with herself and who she is as well as who she wants to be. This kind of character growth will be difficult for me to play out as a writer, especially considering it isn’t a problem she herself is aware of. It’d probably be easier to play off themes of trust and the like, but I’m hoping this works out well for bother her as a character and me as her writer.
Other: Maybe I’ll add some stuff her later!
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Character Sheet (Digimon)
Ice Cream on a hot, fresh out of the oven brownie is the best. No doubt about it.
Digimon: Terriermon
Nickname: @Caits??
Digivolution Line: Zerimon-Gummymon-Terriormon-Gargomon-Rapidmon-MegaGargomon
Tamer: Tabitha Green played by Caits
Skills:
- Baking - Ask him to cook, you’ll likely get something sweeter than sweet. Terriermon is a wiz when it comes to baking, but that’s because of his immense love for sweets.
- Games! - Video games, board games, traditional games like tag and hide and seek. There is nothing Terriermon can’t learn or adapt to with relative ease. Although sometimes he does use his natural talents as a digimon to cheat.
- Puzzles and Riddles - Terriermon has a knack for solving puddles and riddles, though up to a point. He finds them fun and interesting and is always willing to give them a try.
Personality: Simply put, this little guy is innocent, bubbly and trusting almost to a fault. Terriermon is always up for fun and loves meeting new people. He looks for the best in others and admires those who can fight and are strong enough to help others. In this regard, though he tries his best every time if he has to battle, he isn’t always sure he can be of much service. It doesn’t help that sometimes he can be deterred to the fear of failure or defeat. Terriermon is loyal, caring, loving and compassionate. You’d be hard pressed to find a partner as good as him.
Character Goals: The goal for Terriermon is to grow more confident in himself. He needs to avoid allowing fear to hold him back. Additionally, he needs to find a way to become more cautious with others, at least to a point where he doesn’t immediately trust everyone. It’s fine to give people the benefit of the doubt, but he should still be prepared for the worst. Through his interactions with the others and his growth as the partner of a digidestined I hope this should all come into play.
Other: Maybe Later ;P
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