@Dynamo Frokane Haha. Glad you like him.
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STATUS: The open hand can roll the stone that the blade cannot cut. 9 yrs ago
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Name: Yutaro Otamura
Age: 22
Appearance:
Height: 6’1’’
Weight: 185 lbs.
Likes: games, horror movies, fine dining, jazz, reading, flirting.
Dislikes: camping, violence, bad cooking, laziness, rude behavior, getting stuck in the rain.
Party Trick: Knows a variety of card tricks and mind games. Is also very good at billiards.
Profession: Dealer at Shine City Player’s Casino
Bio/Personality: Yutaro is a mellow young man who is most often seen wearing a welcoming smile. He likes to meet new people, but usually keeps conversations casual, reserving more personal information for those he becomes close with. Not one for conflict, he'd rather go with the flow than argue with someone... or just leave if the company is unbearable. Yutaro has dated several girls in the past few years, but has not been in a serious relationship since he broke up with his high school sweetheart. Yutaro is an all-around gaming enthusiast, be it card games, video games, board games, or gambling. He received a degree in business and moved to Shine City to find his fortune. He obtained a job at the City Player’s Casino and has intentions to move into upper management. He lives alone in his apartment, and is currently building up his savings so he can begin his own business endeavors.
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Age: 22
Appearance:
Height: 6’1’’
Weight: 185 lbs.
Likes: games, horror movies, fine dining, jazz, reading, flirting.
Dislikes: camping, violence, bad cooking, laziness, rude behavior, getting stuck in the rain.
Party Trick: Knows a variety of card tricks and mind games. Is also very good at billiards.
Profession: Dealer at Shine City Player’s Casino
Bio/Personality: Yutaro is a mellow young man who is most often seen wearing a welcoming smile. He likes to meet new people, but usually keeps conversations casual, reserving more personal information for those he becomes close with. Not one for conflict, he'd rather go with the flow than argue with someone... or just leave if the company is unbearable. Yutaro has dated several girls in the past few years, but has not been in a serious relationship since he broke up with his high school sweetheart. Yutaro is an all-around gaming enthusiast, be it card games, video games, board games, or gambling. He received a degree in business and moved to Shine City to find his fortune. He obtained a job at the City Player’s Casino and has intentions to move into upper management. He lives alone in his apartment, and is currently building up his savings so he can begin his own business endeavors.
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Name: Yutaro Otamura
Age: 22
Appearance:
Height: 6’1’’
Weight: 185 lbs.
Likes: games, horror movies, fine dining, jazz, reading, flirting.
Dislikes: camping, violence, bad cooking, laziness, rude behavior, getting stuck in the rain.
Party Trick: Knows a variety of card tricks and mind games. Is also very good at billiards.
Profession: Dealer at Shine City Player’s Casino
Bio/Personality: Yutaro is a mellow young man who is most often seen wearing a welcoming smile. He likes to meet new people, but usually keeps conversations casual, reserving more personal information for those he becomes close with. Not one for conflict, he'd rather go with the flow than argue with someone... or just leave if the company is unbearable. Yutaro has dated several girls in the past few years, but has not been in a serious relationship since he broke up with his high school sweetheart. Yutaro is an all-around gaming enthusiast, be it card games, video games, board games, or gambling. He received a degree in business and moved to Shine City to find his fortune. He obtained a job at the City Player’s Casino and has intentions to move into upper management. He lives alone in his apartment, and is currently building up his savings so he can begin his own business endeavors.
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Age: 22
Appearance:
Height: 6’1’’
Weight: 185 lbs.
Likes: games, horror movies, fine dining, jazz, reading, flirting.
Dislikes: camping, violence, bad cooking, laziness, rude behavior, getting stuck in the rain.
Party Trick: Knows a variety of card tricks and mind games. Is also very good at billiards.
Profession: Dealer at Shine City Player’s Casino
Bio/Personality: Yutaro is a mellow young man who is most often seen wearing a welcoming smile. He likes to meet new people, but usually keeps conversations casual, reserving more personal information for those he becomes close with. Not one for conflict, he'd rather go with the flow than argue with someone... or just leave if the company is unbearable. Yutaro has dated several girls in the past few years, but has not been in a serious relationship since he broke up with his high school sweetheart. Yutaro is an all-around gaming enthusiast, be it card games, video games, board games, or gambling. He received a degree in business and moved to Shine City to find his fortune. He obtained a job at the City Player’s Casino and has intentions to move into upper management. He lives alone in his apartment, and is currently building up his savings so he can begin his own business endeavors.
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If there's still room, I think I'd like to make a character for this. I've been watching the thread for a while, but didn't have any good character ideas, but I just recently got a workable idea.
Talon's blade tasted flesh, but not vitals; even so, the Nezgarian Royal Assassins had a technique for making even light wounds deadly. As the blade cut through his opponent, Talon initiated a small scale boneblade detonation. With a light "crack" the top couple inches of the blade broke off and remained stuck in the knight's armor and flesh. From his opponent's perspective, it would appear as though the blade had simply snapped against his sturdy armor, but Talon had something far more sinister in mind.
Talon recognized the knight's kneeling posture from before, the same posture that had been accompanied by an explosion. He had a pretty good idea what was coming. Keeping his claws firmly clamped onto the shield, he pivoted to the right as Daniel turned to the left, placing him not exactly where Daniel wanted him. He would still be closer to the bomb than Daniel, but if Daniel chose to continue facing his opponent, he would now be angled such that his shield would not completely block the blast, nor would Talon's bulky frame block any of the blast from reaching Daniel. Indeed, from this position Talon could launch another attack around the shield, but...
"Click."
As Daniel detonated his bomb, so did Talon detonate the piece of his boneblade that he lodged into his opponent. The bomb exploded on the monolith, causing it to vibrate violently and sending sound waves bouncing about the graveyard in wild dissonance. The concussive force and shock wave of the bomb blasted Talon, peeling away dozens of scales, battering his wings, and leaving a deep gash on his head. At the moment of impact, his grip on the shield wavered, causing the shield to slip from his claws. However, the piece of the boneblade would likely cause substantial damage to his opponent, as it would explode at point blank range with the strength of about 2.5 sticks of dynamite.
Talon shook his head to make the ringing stop, sending a few drops of blood splattering this way and that. "Anyone ever tell you you're a crazy son of a bitch?"
Talon recognized the knight's kneeling posture from before, the same posture that had been accompanied by an explosion. He had a pretty good idea what was coming. Keeping his claws firmly clamped onto the shield, he pivoted to the right as Daniel turned to the left, placing him not exactly where Daniel wanted him. He would still be closer to the bomb than Daniel, but if Daniel chose to continue facing his opponent, he would now be angled such that his shield would not completely block the blast, nor would Talon's bulky frame block any of the blast from reaching Daniel. Indeed, from this position Talon could launch another attack around the shield, but...
"Click."
As Daniel detonated his bomb, so did Talon detonate the piece of his boneblade that he lodged into his opponent. The bomb exploded on the monolith, causing it to vibrate violently and sending sound waves bouncing about the graveyard in wild dissonance. The concussive force and shock wave of the bomb blasted Talon, peeling away dozens of scales, battering his wings, and leaving a deep gash on his head. At the moment of impact, his grip on the shield wavered, causing the shield to slip from his claws. However, the piece of the boneblade would likely cause substantial damage to his opponent, as it would explode at point blank range with the strength of about 2.5 sticks of dynamite.
Talon shook his head to make the ringing stop, sending a few drops of blood splattering this way and that. "Anyone ever tell you you're a crazy son of a bitch?"
definitely interested.
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@Raineh Daze Ick, I hated those. Good luck on the exam though!
@LeeRoy Because that would rattle his kidney stone the wrong way.
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Ryuuto Anjou
Even though Kazuko answered his question, everything about her seemed to be telling him to shut up. Her crossed arms, the tone of her voice, her expressionless face, all of it conveyed an utter disinterest in everything he had to say. With that response, Ryuuto just sighed and followed his partner quietly to the dorms. He didn't know why she was so resistant to making even the most basic conversation with him, but Ryuuto had given it an honest try. When it came time to explain why they couldn't get their synchronization rate over 2%, perhaps then she'd have something to say. Until then, if she didn't want to be bothered, she'd get no resistance from him.
When they arrived, Ryuuto opened their door without a word and brought his luggage in. He had planned to ask his partner, whoever they ended up being, if they wanted help with their luggage, but given Kazuko's cold responses to civility thus far, he imagined she'd just chastise him about touching her things. So, she could deal with her own luggage. The room seemed to be perfectly symmetrical, so Ryuuto arbitrarily claimed the left side as his by silently rolling his luggage over there and unpacking. He unpacked a few sets of clothes, but the majority of his time was spent unloading supplies into his desk. Pens, pencils, highlighters, post-it notes, a digital audio recorder, notebooks, countless reams of paper (graphing, lined, and blank), and books. Lots and lots of books. Most of them were non-fiction consisting of academic journals and books written by famous scientists and philosophers, but set aside in a separate pile was a small stack of mystery novels that would serve as his recreation for the year.
Ryuuto seemed to be in his own little world as he arranged his desk just the way he liked it, blissfully unaware of what his partner was doing. There may as well have been a thick iron curtain cutting him off from the rest of the world. He didn't even have time to register the awkwardness of sharing a room with a girl... but perhaps his mind would register that later.
Ryozan was pleased to see that his opponent would not go down without a fight, even in such dire circumstances. Plenty of lesser men, whom Ryozan had already defeated, would have dropped to their knees and begged for mercy upon losing the use of their hands, but Mr. Sunshine proved that he was a resourceful and determined man, able to use his entire body as a weapon. Indeed, the kitsune had to admit that he had committed the cardinal sin of underestimating his opponent's abilities at this critical juncture and had left an opening that was now being attacked without hesitation. Ryozan had enough time to react to the strike, twisting his body slightly to avoid a direct hit to the diaphragm and tensing his abdominal muscles to buffer the impact, but Mr. Sunshine's blow still had much of the effect that he wanted.
The electric shock timed perfectly with the body blow sent the kitsune staggering backwards. For a brief moment his vision blurred and he felt his knees begin to buckle, but Ryozan was no stranger to pain, so he just gritted his teeth and steadied himself, pulling his arms up into a guarded stance to block any follow up attacks. What he would not do, however, was give his opponent the satisfaction of hearing a gasp of pain. No, aside from a brief scowl, Mr. Sunshine would see no sign on Ryozan's face that his blow had indeed hurt like hell. He would, however, get his moment to compose himself while the kitsune did the same.
They were back to square one in terms of positioning, but unlike his opponent, all of Ryozan's weapons were still working; he could use that to his advantage. As one would expect, Ryozan began another assault on his opponent's damaged area. He dashed forward once again with his left hand raised to protect against the sword and his right hand drawn back ready to strike. Upon entering striking range, he would aim a right hook at Mr. Sunshine's ribs, accompanied by another explosive impact from his hasaiken. It was a strategically sound, but predictable move. If it hit, great; if not, well Ryozan's mind wove another layer to the attack.
The kitsune had noticed that Mr. Sunshine was not very mindful of his tail, and so this would be his secret weapon. While delivering the right hook in earnest, he kept his tail hidden behind his back, out of his opponent's field of vision. As he advanced, ice crystallized around his fifth appendage, covering it in razor sharp spikes. Ryozan wondered if an unorthodox movement would catch his fundamentally sound opponent off-guard as he reacted to the punch...
The electric shock timed perfectly with the body blow sent the kitsune staggering backwards. For a brief moment his vision blurred and he felt his knees begin to buckle, but Ryozan was no stranger to pain, so he just gritted his teeth and steadied himself, pulling his arms up into a guarded stance to block any follow up attacks. What he would not do, however, was give his opponent the satisfaction of hearing a gasp of pain. No, aside from a brief scowl, Mr. Sunshine would see no sign on Ryozan's face that his blow had indeed hurt like hell. He would, however, get his moment to compose himself while the kitsune did the same.
They were back to square one in terms of positioning, but unlike his opponent, all of Ryozan's weapons were still working; he could use that to his advantage. As one would expect, Ryozan began another assault on his opponent's damaged area. He dashed forward once again with his left hand raised to protect against the sword and his right hand drawn back ready to strike. Upon entering striking range, he would aim a right hook at Mr. Sunshine's ribs, accompanied by another explosive impact from his hasaiken. It was a strategically sound, but predictable move. If it hit, great; if not, well Ryozan's mind wove another layer to the attack.
The kitsune had noticed that Mr. Sunshine was not very mindful of his tail, and so this would be his secret weapon. While delivering the right hook in earnest, he kept his tail hidden behind his back, out of his opponent's field of vision. As he advanced, ice crystallized around his fifth appendage, covering it in razor sharp spikes. Ryozan wondered if an unorthodox movement would catch his fundamentally sound opponent off-guard as he reacted to the punch...
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