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Ignite Heart! A Magical Girl RP

Cavalier

Name: Masako Imagawa
Magical Girl Title: Charging Cavalier
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Appearance:

Hider

Magical Girl Appearance: Her outfit is the same as pictured above; resplendent white armour covering every inch of her, save for her face and the area around her skirt.

Personality: Masako is a bold and unabashed young woman. She has a penchant for acting flamboyantly whenever she pleases, and she is certainly pleased to act flamboyantly. In her opinion, a defender of justice ought to be a spectacle; they need to be seen and heard loudly and look damn good while doing so. Masako is prone to acting up in just short of any activity she engages in; in a fight, she’s going to want to finish her opponent with a graceful move, not a cheap trick. At school, she will write her essays in excessively purple prose and even make her mathematics assignment into a partial work of art. Few tasks are too small to be performed elegantly.

Should one be able to get beyond her peacock-like strutting, one will find that Masako is a perfectly sociable person. While she loves to show off, she doesn’t like to do it at anyone’s expense. She will not insult or diminish anyone; in fact, she doesn’t even like to do so with an opponent, for they ought to be treated with honour, no matter the circumstances. In spite of her ostentatious displays, Masako is not so petty as to try and supress others around her and is often keen to encourage others to show off their own talents. She doesn’t wish to throw anyone to the shade, but she absolutely will have her place in the sun.

Masako is also quite enamoured with French culture, and will often pepper her speech with gratuitous French words just to give herself some additional flair. If asked, Masako will claim she is indeed partially French, having inherited her flowing golden locks from her European heritage. However, this is in fact untrue; Masako has plain, gutter born American heritage to thank for her blonde hair, but is too ashamed to admit it, and while she doesn’t like to lie, this is the one lie she would like to maintain.

Skills: Masako had a fairly regimented upbringing; she wasn’t allowed to slack off and relax all day and instead was directed to self-improvement on a broad scale. While she is no physical specimen, she is well exercised and most assuredly fit. She is also a champion equestrian, having taken quite a liking to riding horses. She is also fluent in English and French, the former she was tutored in due to its uses, and the latter she learned on her own time simply because she wanted to.

Abilities: As a baseline, Masako gains a boost to her physical capabilities, though these are merely supplementary to her more versatile powers.

-Chantilly: Masako has the ability to call upon a white, magical horse for her to ride. The horse is blessed with exceptional speed and agility, being able to carry Masako around quickly and navigate around and over obstacles while allowing her to focus on attacking her enemy. The drawback to this ability is that the horse cannot go everywhere; any place that’s not built to allow a horse and rider to enter will be off limits. Masako took to calling the horse Chantilly after his pure white coat.

-Arsenal: This ability entails Masako being able to call upon copies of her signature spear (as depicted in her appearance) as need be. While the weapons are more than capable of use in close combat, Masako also tends to hurl them like javelins at her opponent. Additionally, when fighting from horseback, Masako uses her momentum to use her spear like a couched lance.

-Barrage: This one is related to Masako’s arsenal ability, but on a much grander scale. Masako essentially sends her power into overdrive, conjuring one spear after another, flinging them at a heightened speed. This is, naturally, one of her finishing moves.

-Sky Piercer: This one is simple yet powerful; Masako concentrates her magical power into one, single javelin toss, giving the resulting attack a great deal of force behind it as well as leaving a devastating sonic boom in its wake. This is, of course, her other finisher.

Weapon(s): Masako’s spear is the only weapon she needs.

Brief History: Masako is the child of a Zaibatsu family, and thus was naturally born to a great deal of wealth, but also the pressures of representing an important and respected group. This drove her not only to succeed, but to succeed with flair; to make herself stand out from the merely studious students and actually be something more. As a child, she also loved tales of romantic heroism; of heroes that not only saved the day but did so while being simply amazing. It was these two attitudes that culminated in her investment in the Magical Girl scene. To her, it was not simply the idea of them being heroes, but being heroes that acted with style and grace. It was everything she wanted to grow up to be.

Masako’s chief idol among the modern Magical Girls was one called La Cuirassier; a French Magical Girl who had gained popularity both in France and abroad. La Cuirassier was everything Masako hoped to be, both heroic and graceful in equal amounts, but her greatest impact on Masako’s youth was her ethos; she was a heroine that stressed the importance of treating people with dignity and respect, for if a Magical Girl could not do so, then she lacked a hero’s greatest quality. Had Masako not idolized her so specifically, she might have grown up to be an exceedingly snobbish woman, solely concerned with making herself look good. Due to La Cuirassier’s influence, Masako tended towards encouraging others to do better rather than mocking them for achieving less. Eventually, she got her chance to become a Magical Girl in the same style as her idol…

Fairy Name: Lutin
Fairy Appearance:

Hider

Fairy Personality: Lutin is a fairly serious fairy, preferring to get the job done quickly and efficiently. That is why she is often less than pleased with Masako, who would rather find a way to skewer her opponent with a significantly graceful flourish than finish them off simply. Although she will greatly bemoan Masako’s flamboyant tendencies, she knows she can at least rely on her to get the job done eventually, if not at the speed she would rather move at. Lutin is not a completely unfriendly fairy, but she has little tolerance for tomfoolery, and will refuse to engage with anyone that tests her patience.

Theme Song: Valkyrie Profile: To the last Drop of my Blood

War Notes

Leon Brandeau

Accompanying Althea all the way, Leon acquired some stew from the kitchen. He hadn't gotten to finish his meal before they were ambushed, so it was almost like making up for the loss. When they entered the common room, Leon took a seat while Althea looked for the others. It seemed there weren't that many around. Perhaps they were all making the most of their break elsewhere? As for Leon, while he still wanted to visit his brother eventually, he began to think that it was possible he might start searching for him as well, and if that were the case, they could easily miss each other by poking around the fort by themselves. Leon made up his mind to stay in the common room and wait in hope his brother would come to him. That made it easy for him to respond to Althea.

"No, I'll stay here." Leon replied to her. It wasn't all about enjoying the pleasure of her company at this point, but he wasn't opposed to it. "So...how are you related to that other Doctor Clemmons?" It seemed obvious from the name that they were related in some way, though Leon did not yet know exactly how. He didn't think she would be too closely related, else Leon wondered why she wasn't more inclined to stay and converse with her.

@DracoLunaris

Ignite Heart! A Magical Girl RP

Hello, hope I'm not too late to the party, or that my character sheet has any glaring errors.

Cavalier

Name: Masako Imagawa
Magical Girl Title: Charging Cavalier
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Appearance:

Hider

Magical Girl Appearance: Her outfit is the same as pictured above; resplendent white armour covering every inch of her, save for her face and the area around her skirt.

Personality: Masako is a bold and unabashed young woman. She has a penchant for acting flamboyantly whenever she pleases, and she is certainly pleased to act flamboyantly. In her opinion, a defender of justice ought to be a spectacle; they need to be seen and heard loudly and look damn good while doing so. Masako is prone to acting up in just short of any activity she engages in; in a fight, she’s going to want to finish her opponent with a graceful move, not a cheap trick. At school, she will write her essays in excessively purple prose and even make her mathematics assignment into a partial work of art. Few tasks are too small to be performed elegantly.

Should one be able to get beyond her peacock-like strutting, one will find that Masako is a perfectly sociable person. While she loves to show off, she doesn’t like to do it at anyone’s expense. She will not insult or diminish anyone; in fact, she doesn’t even like to do so with an opponent, for they ought to be treated with honour, no matter the circumstances. In spite of her ostentatious displays, Masako is not so petty as to try and supress others around her and is often keen to encourage others to show off their own talents. She doesn’t wish to throw anyone to the shade, but she absolutely will have her place in the sun.

Masako is also quite enamoured with French culture, and will often pepper her speech with gratuitous French words just to give herself some additional flair. If asked, Masako will claim she is indeed partially French, having inherited her flowing golden locks from her European heritage. However, this is in fact untrue; Masako has plain, gutter born American heritage to thank for her blonde hair, but is too ashamed to admit it, and while she doesn’t like to lie, this is the one lie she would like to maintain.

Skills: Masako had a fairly regimented upbringing; she wasn’t allowed to slack off and relax all day and instead was directed to self-improvement on a broad scale. While she is no physical specimen, she is well exercised and most assuredly fit. She is also a champion equestrian, having taken quite a liking to riding horses. She is also fluent in English and French, the former she was tutored in due to its uses, and the latter she learned on her own time simply because she wanted to.

Abilities: As a baseline, Masako gains a boost to her physical capabilities, though these are merely supplementary to her more versatile powers.

-Chantilly: Masako has the ability to call upon a white, magical horse for her to ride. The horse is blessed with exceptional speed and agility, being able to carry Masako around quickly and navigate around and over obstacles while allowing her to focus on attacking her enemy. The drawback to this ability is that the horse cannot go everywhere; any place that’s not built to allow a horse and rider to enter will be off limits. Masako took to calling the horse Chantilly after his pure white coat.

-Arsenal: This ability entails Masako being able to call upon copies of her signature spear (as depicted in her appearance) as need be. While the weapons are more than capable of use in close combat, Masako also tends to hurl them like javelins at her opponent. Additionally, when fighting from horseback, Masako uses her momentum to use her spear like a couched lance.

-Barrage: This one is related to Masako’s arsenal ability, but on a much grander scale. Masako essentially sends her power into overdrive, conjuring one spear after another, flinging them at a heightened speed. This is, naturally, one of her finishing moves.

-Sky Piercer: This one is simple yet powerful; Masako concentrates her magical power into one, single javelin toss, giving the resulting attack a great deal of force behind it as well as leaving a devastating sonic boom in its wake. This is, of course, her other finisher.

Weapon(s): Masako’s spear is the only weapon she needs.

Brief History: Masako is the child of a Zaibatsu family, and thus was naturally born to a great deal of wealth, but also the pressures of representing an important and respected group. This drove her not only to succeed, but to succeed with flair; to make herself stand out from the merely studious students and actually be something more. As a child, she also loved tales of romantic heroism; of heroes that not only saved the day but did so while being simply amazing. It was these two attitudes that culminated in her investment in the Magical Girl scene. To her, it was not simply the idea of them being heroes, but being heroes that acted with style and grace. It was everything she wanted to grow up to be.

Masako’s chief idol among the modern Magical Girls was one called La Cuirassier; a French Magical Girl who had gained popularity both in France and abroad. La Cuirassier was everything Masako hoped to be, both heroic and graceful in equal amounts, but her greatest impact on Masako’s youth was her ethos; she was a heroine that stressed the importance of treating people with dignity and respect, for if a Magical Girl could not do so, then she lacked a hero’s greatest quality. Had Masako not idolized her so specifically, she might have grown up to be an exceedingly snobbish woman, solely concerned with making herself look good. Due to La Cuirassier’s influence, Masako tended towards encouraging others to do better rather than mocking them for achieving less. Eventually, she got her chance to become a Magical Girl in the same style as her idol…

Fairy Name: Lutin
Fairy Appearance:

Hider

Fairy Personality: Lutin is a fairly serious fairy, preferring to get the job done quickly and efficiently. That is why she is often less than pleased with Masako, who would rather find a way to skewer her opponent with a significantly graceful flourish than finish them off simply. Although she will greatly bemoan Masako’s flamboyant tendencies, she knows she can at least rely on her to get the job done eventually, if not at the speed she would rather move at. Lutin is not a completely unfriendly fairy, but she has little tolerance for tomfoolery, and will refuse to engage with anyone that tests her patience.

Theme Song: Valkyrie Profile: To the last Drop of my Blood

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Danh

Appearance

Name: Danh (pronounced closer to "Yan" than "Dan") Umimura

Age: 16

Personality: Danh is equal parts fun loving and hard working. He will always give any task his all, but you won’t catch him with a stick up his ass while doing so; he will tell jokes and make fun of the situations he finds himself in, but as far as he’s concerned, he still takes his work seriously and expects the best out of himself. When working with a team, Danh is of the opinion that everyone ought to work in perfect unison; a ship can’t sail if its crew are busy grandstanding and trying to keep to themselves, and the same ought to apply to life as a hero.

Quirk:
-Harpoon: Danh’s Quirk has manifested as two harpoons attached to chains that flow out from his upper arms. Danh can freely manipulate these harpoons, being capable of shooting them out a fair distance as well as retracting them back to their original positions as necessary. Danh’s harpoons can be destroyed, and while they will grow back, they will not do so quick enough to be viable in a fight, unless said fight happens to go on for hours.

Background: Danh is the son of a native Japanese mother and a father from Vietnam. Both of his parents worked a small time fishing operation in an unassuming Japanese town. Even as a young child, Danh was frequently taken of fishing expeditions with the two of them. As his quirk grew in, Danh even became rather useful to them as it was quite suited to catching fish. However, Danh had no desire to live life as a fisherman forever; he wanted to be a Hero, like many other starry eyed children his age. Every time he broached the subject to his parents, however, his father seemed resistant. He seemed to really want Danh to pick up the family trade. His father’s insistence didn’t dissuade Danh though, and he trained as hard as he could in secret to prepare himself to attend the U.A. Entrance Exam. As he got older, it seemed like he had a decent chance of success.

However, shortly after applying to the school, someone looked into his background. They discovered that Danh’s father was a vicious villain in his native Vietnam and had been hiding in Japan illegally. Multiple Heroes were dispatched to Danh’s house in an event that gathered a fair amount of publicity. His father fled to parts unknown, and his mother was investigated for having potentially harboured a known criminal. It was found she was unaware of his background, but their family name soon became mud; Danh for one wasn’t welcome at any of the important schools. He soon found himself with no other choice than to enter L.O.S.E.R.

Equipment: Danh requires no special equipment to use his quirk.

Misc: Having served on the family fishing boat multiple times, Danh has been to or near many exotic locations, including various pacific islands as well as countries like Australia and New Zealand. Danh is also bilingual, being fluent in Japanese and Vietnamese. He is 170cm (5’7”) tall.

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I would like to join as well, if that's quite alright. My CS is ready for grading

Danh

Appearance

Name: Danh (pronounced closer to "Yan" than "Dan") Umimura

Age: 16

Personality: Danh is equal parts fun loving and hard working. He will always give any task his all, but you won’t catch him with a stick up his ass while doing so; he will tell jokes and make fun of the situations he finds himself in, but as far as he’s concerned, he still takes his work seriously and expects the best out of himself. When working with a team, Danh is of the opinion that everyone ought to work in perfect unison; a ship can’t sail if its crew are busy grandstanding and trying to keep to themselves, and the same ought to apply to life as a hero.

Quirk:
-Harpoon: Danh’s Quirk has manifested as two harpoons attached to chains that flow out from his upper arms. Danh can freely manipulate these harpoons, being capable of shooting them out a fair distance as well as retracting them back to their original positions as necessary. Danh’s harpoons can be destroyed, and while they will grow back, they will not do so quick enough to be viable in a fight, unless said fight happens to go on for hours.

Background: Danh is the son of a native Japanese mother and a father from Vietnam. Both of his parents worked a small time fishing operation in an unassuming Japanese town. Even as a young child, Danh was frequently taken of fishing expeditions with the two of them. As his quirk grew in, Danh even became rather useful to them as it was quite suited to catching fish. However, Danh had no desire to live life as a fisherman forever; he wanted to be a Hero, like many other starry eyed children his age. Every time he broached the subject to his parents, however, his father seemed resistant. He seemed to really want Danh to pick up the family trade. His father’s insistence didn’t dissuade Danh though, and he trained as hard as he could in secret to prepare himself to attend the U.A. Entrance Exam. As he got older, it seemed like he had a decent chance of success.

However, shortly after applying to the school, someone looked into his background. They discovered that Danh’s father was a vicious villain in his native Vietnam and had been hiding in Japan illegally. Multiple Heroes were dispatched to Danh’s house in an event that gathered a fair amount of publicity. His father fled to parts unknown, and his mother was investigated for having potentially harboured a known criminal. It was found she was unaware of his background, but their family name soon became mud; Danh for one wasn’t welcome at any of the important schools. He soon found himself with no other choice than to enter L.O.S.E.R.

Equipment: Danh requires no special equipment to use his quirk.

Misc: Having served on the family fishing boat multiple times, Danh has been to or near many exotic locations, including various pacific islands as well as countries like Australia and New Zealand. Danh is also bilingual, being fluent in Japanese and Vietnamese. He is 170cm (5’7”) tall.

Boku no Hero: Hands-On Experience

I am also interested.

Aether Bridge Academy

Lawan Somwan

At first, Lawan was a bit concerned that Dixon wasn't entirely entertained by her joke. However, Dixoz soon explained it to him, and it seemed they both enjoyed her humour. She could scarcely believe it; some people would tolerate her jokes, and many others would be almost disgusted, but she finally found people that actually liked her jokes. Her good mood was slightly deflated by Inferno's seeming displeasure with their display. It didn't matter in the long run though, since it was enough to know somebody enjoyed her jokes. The conversation quickly moved back to the topic of lodgings. "Oh, well as it turns out, we ARE roommates!" She showed them her own key. "Isn't that amazing?" She for one was struck by the fact that the first people she approached were also the ones that would be sharing a room with her. Not to mention the very people Garth jokingly suggested would be her roommate.

"Oh, by the way, I suppose it's only fair I show you my summon since your showed my yours." She cleared her throat and then spoke aloud her mantra. “I call upon the waters themselves, for they are one with the Naga!”

Then, a serpentine figure erupted from the floor, as though it were a river itself. It then coiled around Lawan, resting it's gaze upon the twins. "Just what is it I have been called forth for toady, hmm?" It asked nonchalantly.

"I just wanted to introduce you to my new roommates, Pasak. Dixon, Dixoz; this is Pasak, my summon. Pasak; these two are Dixon and Dixoz." She pointed out which one was which as she told him.

"Yes, hello." Pasak spoke lazily. He seemed less than interested in this meeting.

"Guess what?"

"Hmm?"

"They like my jokes!" The moment Lawan told Pasak this, he seemed to almost cringe.

"I'm going back in my tablet." Pasak said as he uncoiled himself from Lawan.

"Wait, no!"

"Too late, already gone." He then dived into the floor again as though it were water, and vanished.

"Uh...sorry, about that. He's not very friendly." She told the twins sheepishly. She could only hope they weren't the types to get offended by someone acting so rudely. Pasak had never liked her humour, and it seemed he wasn't going to enjoy the company of the twins either.

@The One

War Notes

Leon Brandeau

They had finally made it to their destination. Between the enemy ambush, the snow, the wolves, the boulders, and apparently ghosts, Leon was starting to think they would have to face down every threat known to man before they actually finished this patrol. It was all over for now though, and they all finally had the chance to rest. Of course, Leon couldn't just turn himself in before helping to deliver Wagnil to the local doctor. Aside from needing to see through the commitment he had made, he couldn't leave without getting his vessel back from the stretcher. Having Bastion back in his hands was a great relief; it even took his mind off all the fatigue. He remained at the main building to make sure Wagnil was properly secured. It seemed he was in good hands with Althea's relative. It seemed he was not the only one with family stationed at the fort.

When it seemed that Wagnil was seen to fully, Althea came and thanked him and Tzi for their work. "Think nothing of it." Leon replied. There was certainly no way he would have done anything less.

She then asked if they should go find the others. Truth be told, he was inclined to find his brother, but he didn't want to be rude, and he was hoping to check in on the rest of their group. "Sure, let's find them." He told her. He wasn't sure what Tzi would say, but he had few ideas as to why he would decline, aside from the uncanny scenario of him also having some family at this fort.

@DracoLunaris @Crimmy

Aether Bridge Academy

Lawan Somwan

Things were moving very fast with these two. It was only shortly after introducing themselves that they declared what room they were in. Amazingly enough, it seemed these two were to be her roommates. Aside from the sheer coincidence of it all, Lawan was confused that she was getting two roommates and not one. Was the school making an exception for them? While it was odd, it wasn't a problem. "Oh, I'm also-" She was about to mention they were in the same room when they offered to show her their summon. They seemed more than excited to do so, in fact, they seemed excitable in general. Their summon, as it happened, was clearly a fire elemental; clearly like a phoenix of legend. Inferno was clearly quite impressive, and yet, he seemed protective of his summoners; was he concerned Lawan might be a threat? Lawan hoped he was just being cautious. More curiously, it was obvious they had a unique situation in sharing a summon. Lawan had to wonder why such a pair were being left to their devices rather than being studied more closely. Of course, she was sure it was for the better that they weren't being studied more closely, at least for their own sake.

However, in spite of the speed of their conversation, the spectacle of their summon of the uniqueness of their situation, there was one thing that truly stood out to Lawan; their humour. Just hearing that they liked jokes seemed promising at first, but upon hearing their first joke, Lawan burst out laughing. "Oh my, that is ever so clever!" She couldn't believe it; her roommates liked puns! She had plenty of friends, but few liked her sense of humour. It was almost too good to be true. "Ooh, ooh, I know some good ones too!" She then cleared her throat to prepare for her delivery. "I once offered a a teddy bear dinner, but he said 'No thanks, I'm already stuffed'." Now came the moment of truth; she loved their joke, but would they love hers?

@The One

Garth, on the other hand, had been following their conversation from afar, quietly giggling at what Lawan had to deal with initially. The moment he heard them telling jokes, however, he immediately stopped laughing. He then decided it was extremely important that he find his own roommate before Lawan had an excuse to tell more puns.

Aether Bridge Academy

Lawan Somwan

"My room number's 121. How about you?" Lawan asked Garth.

"334. Too bad; I won't get to hear more of your side splitting humour."

"Hey, knock it off!" She gave him a slight shove. "I guess it's time to play 'guess who you're paired with'. I still think it would be more helpful if they just told us who was assigned to the same room."

"Yeah, I feel you there. Anyway, I predict you'll end up with...." He scanned the room for a moment. "...one of those two." He pointed at Dixon and Dixoz.

"...why?"

"What do you mean, 'why'? Is there a problem?"

"I don't have a problem with them, but I know you would only guess someone you think would be troublesome. What's wrong with them?"

"Come on, Lawan, they're newbies. Young newbies to boot. They're probably going to be some of the most annoying people here."

"That's highly judgmental of you, Garth." Lawan replied scoldingly. "I'm sure they're perfectly nice people. You know what? I'll go prove it right now." She then turned away from him and made her way over to the twins. Garth stayed where he was, hoping that the exchange that followed would be most entertaining.

"Excuse me, you two?" She opened with as she approached the pair. "Hi! My name is Lawan Somwan. I've been at this school for a while, and I thought the two of you looked rather new. Would like some help settling in?" In spite of her ulterior motives, it wasn't entirely unusual for Lawan to approach new students like this. She had even done so last year, and even when she was new she had tried her best to be helpful to others. It just so happened that now she had something to prove as well.

@The One