@Sho Minazuki Your dude's gonna be awesome. When he does his Kamen Rider pose, the camera will cut to Yukine with stars in her eyes going, "SUGOOOOIII!" Haha
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@CherrywitchFixed again.
So, I'm thinking of starting her as a lone Yokai and perhaps picking up an Onmyouji in the RP. If anyone's interested, let me know.
Just trying to decide if I want my kitsune to be a shikigami or a lone yokai...
@Otaku95Haha. Looks like somebody wants a kitsune waifu.
This looks really cool. Would it be possible for me to play a kitsune character? Perhaps a servant to the shrine?
Name: Ayano Suiden (Or just Aya for short)
Age: 357 (Appears 23)
Occupation: Waitress
Kaifuku Role: Ninja
Mundane Identity: She currently goes by the alias Saya Hazuki, the illegitimate daughter of a now-deceased peasant woman. She will remain at one place for a few decades, gradually altering her appearance when her youth becomes suspicious. When she can no longer maintain a mortal identity, due to it being too old to be convenient, she vanishes, taking on a new name at a new place with the same untraceable story.
Race: Kitsune – Long lived foxes that attain power through their many years of life and acquired wisdom. Every hundred years, they grow a new tail and can acquire up to nine. The longer a kitsune lives, the more powerful it becomes. Kitsune come in two varieties: the nogitsune, and the zenko. The nogitsune are the mischievous and malicious foxes, while the zenko are benevolent adherents of the god Inari. Aya falls into the latter category.
The source of a kitsune’s power is their hoshi no tama, a small glass sphere that sparkles like the night sky. Kitsune either keep their hoshi no tama in a safe location, hold it in their tails, or some have even been known to swallow it to assure its safety. If anyone steals a hoshi no tama, the kitsune will lose much of its power, and will likely be compelled to obey the commands of its holder until it receives the sphere back again.
Zenko like Aya possess the magic of foxfire, a divine flame that doesn’t burn, but has purifying effects on evil beings. Kitsune also have a number of other magical abilities. By placing a leaf on their head, they can take on any form they wish, though they are most known for appearing as beautiful women. They can craft auditory and visual illusions to deceive their enemies, however the illusions have no physical substance of their own. They do not cast shadows, and if one catches the reflection of a kitsune in disguise, they will see a fox reflected back at them. Kitsune can enter one’s dreams and communicate with them either directly, or by manipulating the imagery of the dream. They can create pleasant dreamlands, or horrifying nightmares. They can also choose to appear in the dreams themselves. Kitsune possess impeccable balance and agility, able to leap through trees and balance on branches with ease. They also have heightened senses and are particularly perceptive. However, they are about as susceptible to injury as any human, and can be dealt a mortal blow if they get careless.
Appearance:
When going on a hunt, Aya dons black kunoichi gear. Obviously, her restaurant attire isn’t ideal for jumping through trees.
Reputation: Aya has earned herself a mixed reputation among the Kujo-Sha. Those that have never worked with her see her as lazy and childish, wondering why she is even a part of this organization. More often than not, she’s seen goofing around than actually training or honing her skills, so some of the more serious members think rather lowly of her. However, among those that have gone on a mission with her, she has earned a reputation of loyalty, both to the cause and to her teammates. She is always true to her word, so much so that people have come to think of kitsune as incapable of breaking a promise.
Personality: Aloof and playful, Aya tries to fill any room she enters with cheer. If she’s filled with a room of particularly gloomy or serious people, it only motivates her to get people to lighten up. While not as promiscuous as stories surrounding kitsune would suggest, she can be a bit flirtatious to those who give her an amusing response. She is a blunt person, not caring about insulting people or annoying them so long as she’s not working her mundane job. If you haven’t bathed in a while, she’ll be the first to tell you it’s time. However, when she’s on a job, it’s like a flip is switched. The cheeriness and playfulness vanishes, and she becomes a dangerous youkai. She’ll never kill the innocent, but those branded as enemies will find her surprisingly merciless.
Aya has lived for centuries, and has spent most of that time among humans, but she doesn’t like talking about her past. Only those who become very close to her are afforded more than dismissive answers, and those very few people that get this close to her come to realize that she is an incredibly good actor…
Weapons: Tooth and nail, plain and simple. Aya has sharp claws and teeth that can rip through flesh. She carries no additional weapons, and wouldn’t be skilled with it if given one.
Equipment: A pocket full of sticks, reeds, and leaves. While her illusions don’t have physical substance, she can cast an illusion on a physical object to make it more convincing. For example, a stick could be made to appear as a gold coin, and since there is an actual object there, one could pick it up and examine it. Such objects would not hold up to scrutiny, though.
Fighting Style: Kitsune Instinct - Aya practices no formal style of martial arts, but rather fights with feral instinct. She relies heavily on her speed and reflexes for defense, and attacks aggressively, perhaps one could even say recklessly. However, the lack of any discernable form makes her attacks erratic. Those looking for a rhythm or a pattern will find none. This style is particularly effective against those who diligently practice specific styles, as she can adapt to their movements quite easily. She runs into trouble, though, against fighters who are a physical match for her speed and adapt to unorthodox movements well.
Skills: Trickery - Those who master the art of trickery need a specific set of skills to pull off their stunts. Aya is highly observant, able to eavesdrop on muffled conversations, read body language, and can read quickly and accurately from a distance. She has an impeccable sense of direction, both in the wilderness and in labyrinthine palaces, so she rarely gets lost. She is dexterous, flexible, and agile, allowing her to sneak around in the shadows without being noticed. And, she has a keen wit, allowing her to apply these skills in clever ways to manipulate her targets any way she sees fit.
Social Chameleon – Aya can take on virtually any role, be it a polite maiden, a drunken bimbo, or even a proud samurai. Her time among humans has given her mastery of appropriate manners for just about every situation, be it among the nobility or peasantry, and she can even imitate local accents and dialects. Aya can be whoever she needs to be to get wherever she needs to get.
Dancer – She’s good at dancing. Not much more to it. Her singing voice is rather average, though.
Lore:
Theme Song:
Age: 357 (Appears 23)
Occupation: Waitress
Kaifuku Role: Ninja
Mundane Identity: She currently goes by the alias Saya Hazuki, the illegitimate daughter of a now-deceased peasant woman. She will remain at one place for a few decades, gradually altering her appearance when her youth becomes suspicious. When she can no longer maintain a mortal identity, due to it being too old to be convenient, she vanishes, taking on a new name at a new place with the same untraceable story.
Race: Kitsune – Long lived foxes that attain power through their many years of life and acquired wisdom. Every hundred years, they grow a new tail and can acquire up to nine. The longer a kitsune lives, the more powerful it becomes. Kitsune come in two varieties: the nogitsune, and the zenko. The nogitsune are the mischievous and malicious foxes, while the zenko are benevolent adherents of the god Inari. Aya falls into the latter category.
The source of a kitsune’s power is their hoshi no tama, a small glass sphere that sparkles like the night sky. Kitsune either keep their hoshi no tama in a safe location, hold it in their tails, or some have even been known to swallow it to assure its safety. If anyone steals a hoshi no tama, the kitsune will lose much of its power, and will likely be compelled to obey the commands of its holder until it receives the sphere back again.
Zenko like Aya possess the magic of foxfire, a divine flame that doesn’t burn, but has purifying effects on evil beings. Kitsune also have a number of other magical abilities. By placing a leaf on their head, they can take on any form they wish, though they are most known for appearing as beautiful women. They can craft auditory and visual illusions to deceive their enemies, however the illusions have no physical substance of their own. They do not cast shadows, and if one catches the reflection of a kitsune in disguise, they will see a fox reflected back at them. Kitsune can enter one’s dreams and communicate with them either directly, or by manipulating the imagery of the dream. They can create pleasant dreamlands, or horrifying nightmares. They can also choose to appear in the dreams themselves. Kitsune possess impeccable balance and agility, able to leap through trees and balance on branches with ease. They also have heightened senses and are particularly perceptive. However, they are about as susceptible to injury as any human, and can be dealt a mortal blow if they get careless.
Appearance:
When going on a hunt, Aya dons black kunoichi gear. Obviously, her restaurant attire isn’t ideal for jumping through trees.
Reputation: Aya has earned herself a mixed reputation among the Kujo-Sha. Those that have never worked with her see her as lazy and childish, wondering why she is even a part of this organization. More often than not, she’s seen goofing around than actually training or honing her skills, so some of the more serious members think rather lowly of her. However, among those that have gone on a mission with her, she has earned a reputation of loyalty, both to the cause and to her teammates. She is always true to her word, so much so that people have come to think of kitsune as incapable of breaking a promise.
Personality: Aloof and playful, Aya tries to fill any room she enters with cheer. If she’s filled with a room of particularly gloomy or serious people, it only motivates her to get people to lighten up. While not as promiscuous as stories surrounding kitsune would suggest, she can be a bit flirtatious to those who give her an amusing response. She is a blunt person, not caring about insulting people or annoying them so long as she’s not working her mundane job. If you haven’t bathed in a while, she’ll be the first to tell you it’s time. However, when she’s on a job, it’s like a flip is switched. The cheeriness and playfulness vanishes, and she becomes a dangerous youkai. She’ll never kill the innocent, but those branded as enemies will find her surprisingly merciless.
Aya has lived for centuries, and has spent most of that time among humans, but she doesn’t like talking about her past. Only those who become very close to her are afforded more than dismissive answers, and those very few people that get this close to her come to realize that she is an incredibly good actor…
Weapons: Tooth and nail, plain and simple. Aya has sharp claws and teeth that can rip through flesh. She carries no additional weapons, and wouldn’t be skilled with it if given one.
Equipment: A pocket full of sticks, reeds, and leaves. While her illusions don’t have physical substance, she can cast an illusion on a physical object to make it more convincing. For example, a stick could be made to appear as a gold coin, and since there is an actual object there, one could pick it up and examine it. Such objects would not hold up to scrutiny, though.
Fighting Style: Kitsune Instinct - Aya practices no formal style of martial arts, but rather fights with feral instinct. She relies heavily on her speed and reflexes for defense, and attacks aggressively, perhaps one could even say recklessly. However, the lack of any discernable form makes her attacks erratic. Those looking for a rhythm or a pattern will find none. This style is particularly effective against those who diligently practice specific styles, as she can adapt to their movements quite easily. She runs into trouble, though, against fighters who are a physical match for her speed and adapt to unorthodox movements well.
Skills: Trickery - Those who master the art of trickery need a specific set of skills to pull off their stunts. Aya is highly observant, able to eavesdrop on muffled conversations, read body language, and can read quickly and accurately from a distance. She has an impeccable sense of direction, both in the wilderness and in labyrinthine palaces, so she rarely gets lost. She is dexterous, flexible, and agile, allowing her to sneak around in the shadows without being noticed. And, she has a keen wit, allowing her to apply these skills in clever ways to manipulate her targets any way she sees fit.
Social Chameleon – Aya can take on virtually any role, be it a polite maiden, a drunken bimbo, or even a proud samurai. Her time among humans has given her mastery of appropriate manners for just about every situation, be it among the nobility or peasantry, and she can even imitate local accents and dialects. Aya can be whoever she needs to be to get wherever she needs to get.
Dancer – She’s good at dancing. Not much more to it. Her singing voice is rather average, though.
Lore:
Theme Song:
Looks awesome. Definitely gonna join. Are we limited to one character? If possible I'd like to make one human and one Youkai.
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