In case this wasn't clear the last time, the using of the quirk is the problem. You can't go around using your quirk it's against the law.
No
What does this mean?
As I said, pick one of these effects, not both. The other can be acquired later with QEP, but you can't start out with it. Then add a cooldown to the one you choose.
Yes, either the mist or the big thunder, you can only pick one the effects are too distinct.
Already then take out the mist, and give the bolt a cooldown, around 5 minutes should do.
APPROVED!
Idea
I finally worked up the courage to make a character, and now I’m ready to fine tune it into a usable form for the roleplay. 
Brilliant job, I love it! I am a little confused regarding some details of the quirk, but given the rest of it I don't think there is reason to worry, so APPROVED!Oh wow, I’m going to feel so out of place without the fancy formatting everyone else has
“STOP RIGHT THERE, CRIMINAL SCUM!”
—Generic Guardsman, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Name:
Hikari Shimabukuro
Nicknames:
Shima
Desired Hero Name:
Little-Wheeled Hero, Slipstream
Age:
15
Gender:
Female
Chosen Extra Class:
Mentoring
Appearance:
(soon to be) Hero Costume:
Fine-Tuned Rollerblades:
Specially designed for reaching max speed by attaining the perfect balance of friction to get enough grip on the surface to allow her to propel herself while not having the friction take away from the speed.
Helmet:
An actual, functioning helmet. Hey, even with a quirk, you can’t be too careful!
False Hair:
Blonde hair that protrudes from the helmet for somewhat cosmetic reasons, but also as a situational tactic; the hair pops right off if someone tries to grab it, which might just be surprising enough to an attacker to give her the upper hand or give her time to escape.
Height:
156 cm — 5’ 1 1/2”
Weight:
45 kg — 99 lbs
Personality:
A gross oversimplification of the kind of person Hikari is would be to say she is “spirited”; a lively soul that seems to eminate energy and noise wherever she goes, Hikari is the type of person who thinks any moment not spent enjoying yourself and the world and people around you is a moment wasted. Her point of view falls solidly within the realm of optimism on the sliding scale of optimism and pessimism, and tries her damnedest to find the positive in even the most mundane or negative moments of life. She is a girl that tends to keep everything out on the surface, not wanting to keep secrets as it’s her philosophy that they will eventually leak anyway. Being a kid of a relatively stable and average family, she never really developed the cold cynicism and gritty realism (and especially not the edgelord-ism) that comes to so many around the time of adolescence. Her view of the world is through the lens of a comfortable, middle-class girl with very little exposure to how harsh the world can be, with most of her exposure to the world being riding around with the neighborhood kids and daytime television. Much of what shapes this view is her immersion in her culture, both the mainstream brand of the common day and the day-dreamy tales spun by comic book artists hundreds of years ago, in the time before quirks. The romantic ideal that everything will be okay as long as you give it everything you got has been a staple of the way she thinks for as long as she can remember, and it’s been something she’s been told to give up time and time again by many a person because of how ludicrous it is in practice. However, she shows no signs of giving up this belief any time soon.
When reality does eventually hit her on rare occasions, it hits her hard. When something goes horribly wrong, when not everything turns out alright in the end, when evil triumphs even briefly, she is extremely difficult to console. She has been known to break down crying over news reports of common muggers evading capture, and she has often fallen into fits of depression over friends and family not getting justice when they have been wronged by a criminal. In that way, she is a bit of a sensitive soul.
On an unrelated note, from living in a neighborhood with a large population of child prodigies, she has become insecure about her intelligence despite actually being a tiny bit above average in terms of overall intelligence (Her IQ is about 107). This has caused her to develop an extreme work ethic from constantly studying and studying and studying to not seem unintelligent to her friends in her old neighborhood.
A concept that tends to not sink in for her a lot of the time is consequences. She tends to take rules and the law as a fair-weather suggestion rather than a zero-tolerance list of things you should not do, and instead tends to fall into a bad habit of basing decisions on personal morality. She won’t break the rules gratuitously—as that’s begging for expulsion—but she’s willing to bend rules if she feels like it would be more satisfying to do so. Along with this, she tends to not learn from mistakes; for example, if she skates skull-first into a wall because of misjudged inertia, you can guarantee she will run into that very same wall three or four more times before it sinks in that she’s doing something wrong.
Likes:
+Her in-line rollerblades
+Pre-Quirk Era media and entertainment, especially comics
+A brand of apple juice that no longer exports to Japan
+Cracking a cold one with the girlsHIKARI HAS NEVER BEEN AN ALCOHOLIC NOR HAS SHE EVER DRANK AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE, AND SHE SHALL CONTINUE TO ABSTAIN FROM DOING SO UNTIL SHE IS OF LEGAL AGE TO DO SO. PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE COPS.
+Mystery stories
+Blasting Loud Music
+Anarchic Philosophy (as a thought experiment, not as an actual held belief)
+Helium
Dislikes:
-Most Japanese food — foreign food tends to agree with her flavor palette better for some reason
-Headphones and earbuds
-Sitting down, unless she’s exhausted
-Being forced to sleep when she isn’t tired
-The sound that is made when flexible plastic rubs against a smooth solid
-Room temperature — it’s too warm in summer, it’s too cold in winter, and it’s too average any other time
-Ballet
Fears:
-Though she doesn’t actually fear heights on their own and can stand on a building dozens of meters tall with confidence, she has a form of Acrophobia that makes her afraid of not standing on a solid surface and dislike the sensation thereof. Even if she is only a few centimeters from the ground, hanging from a rope or being suspended in midair by some other means can make her violently nauseous. It is possible that this is a side effect of growing up with her quirk, where her body knows instinctively that her foot not being in contact with the ground is a bad thing, though it is not certain if this is the case.
-She is afraid of walking or traveling alone in unfamiliar places.
-She is afraid of firearms and sharp objects to a degree unusual to normal people. Even steak knives make her uncomfortable, and she won’t touch anything that is even remotely weapon-like.
Mannerisms:
Extreme curiosity about other people, almost to an obnoxious degree. If there is a conversation within earshot, she will butt into it; if there is something she wants to know about someone, she will pester them until they crack; if something is troubling someone, she will insist she wants to know what’s wrong no matter how many times she has to hear the phrase “I don’t want to talk about it.” What she does with all of this information is a mystery for the ages.
Backstory:
Hikari was born to a pretty typical, run-of-the-mill middle class suburb as the middle child of an accountant and a ballerina who met when Hikari’s mom had to resolve a mix-up at the National Tax Agency involving one of her performers. Her father was the man who performed her audit, and, after everything was cleared up, he invited her out to drinks. They soon became intimate and eventually married and had three kids; Ryuunosuke, little Ai, and, of course, Hikari.
Hikari grew up in the relatively calm neighborhood and mingled with the neighbor kids, leading to her having a relatively typical, healthy social life, often hanging around smart kids in the neighborhood to learn about the AP classes at their schools and get a general gist of what they learn. In her child years, she was homeschooled by her mother with the bare minimum requirement of general studies, as her mother intended for her to take over her family business, which they have been doing for almost as long as quirks have been around. For a while, she practiced diligently and respected her mother’s wishes—in fact, her enjoyment of roller skating is originally from the training she did, as it was the easiest training exercise to enjoy—but she couldn’t help but feel dissatisfied with the idea of being a performer.
After a brief identity crisis and several months of hiring herself in reprints of Pre-Quirk era comics, as well as long talks with her older brother already enrolled in a hero course, she decided she wanted to become a hero, despite how ill-fitted the “family quirk” was for heroics. Though her mother objected, she didn’t want to stand in the way of her daughter’s happiness, and begrudgingly let her enroll at the hero academy that was being built nearby.
Relationships:
Mrs. Shimabukuro—“Mama Bear”—Mother
Professional ballerina, 41. Has an identical quirk to Hikari. Wants her daughter to take on a more finessed profession than heroism like the rest of the family, but otherwise on good terms.
Mr. Shimabukuro—“Papa Bear”—Father
Accountant, 45. Has a quirk for Numerical Parallel Processing that makes his job faster. Doesn’t have any stake in the familial debate over professions, and loves all of his children, including Hikari, equally and unconditionally.
Ryuunosuke Shimabukuro—“Longname McMouthful”—Older Brother
Unemployed, 19. Has a combined quirk that allows him to calculate the force each of his muscles will apply to an object in real time. Graduated from a fairly reputable hero school, but didn’t pass the bar to become an official hero despite showing promise. Jumps from job to job without settling down, and is in an employment dry spell. Highly supportive of his little sister, but mildly resentful at the same time.
Ai Shimabukuro—“Ai-dorable”—Little Sister
Middle school student, 12. Has an identical quirk to Hikari. Plans to follow in the footsteps of her mother, but looks up to Hikari as a role model.
Unlisted: Several friends whom she has lost contact with since signing up to attend class at PSA.
Quirk:
Gyroscope:
A mutation quirk that adds a series of muscles to her body that behave like a gyroscope, which causes her center of balance to always be in her feet. This means that, as long as she has at least one of the soles of her feet at least tangentially in contact with a surface (such as through a shoe or rollerblade) that is not vertical or downwards-facing, she can’t fall over. However, whenever her feet come off of the ground, she can fall over as easy as anyone else unless she lands her fall, and the quirk can never be turned off. This has led to several hilarious incidents where her heal actually rolled down in contact with her bed while sleeping, causing her to bolt upright on her feet while still remaining asleep. These muscles behave like any other muscle does, and, while they are involuntary muscles with all the endurance which that would entail, they have to work much harder than most muscles to maintain balance, and can be strained if she doesn’t sit frequently enough. Excluding any additional physical activity, two hours of standing motionless and upright is a challenge to do, and both moving and extreme leaning—especially a combination of the two—can drastically reduce that time to as little as 15 to 20 minutes.
Special Move:
Super Speed Skating:
Lowering her profile to almost parallel to the ground, Hikari skates as fast as her legs can carry her. Without having to worry about her balance at all as long as she makes sure one skate is always down, and air resistance being reduced to a minimum, Hikari can reach speeds no one could hope to reach without the use of a Quirk or a vehicle. If given a 100 meter start up, she can reach the speed of the average civilian car on a freeway, and God forbid you let her roll down a hill; although unproven, she claims she once broke 200 km/h (roughly 125 mph) on a particularly large hill in a neighborhood she lived in.
Items:
An old pair of rollerblades to practice speed skating with (and also because it’s just her preferred method of transportation,) and her phone.
Skills/talents:
Situational Humor—Hikari somewhat prides herself on her ability to make people laugh in conversation, especially when she catches them off guard with jokes they would never expect a seemingly innocent little girl like her to say.
Speed Skating—Somewhat obvious, extremely self explanatory.
Flexibility—Another result of her mother’s old training plan.
Gardening—Hikari took care of the family flowers whenever everyone else forgot, and picked up a bit of a green thumb.
Reflexes—Honed over nearly a decade of ramming into solid objects on skates.
Other:
Randomly tapes objects to the undersides of desks and counters for no reason other than to be able to randomly pull the objects from those places.
The personality is very confusing to read and I couldn't find serious flaws in it. I say "and" because it's possible there are some in there and I just wasn't able to see them. So, add serious flaws or try explaining the personality in another manner just in case, your choice.
I'll try to paraphrase it for ya
| Come on already! You're boring me to death here man. Liven this place up will ya?
Saitou Akira |
Quote: “It’s pretty simple, actually. Here, let me help you.”
Name: Jim Maeda (ジーム前田)
Nicknames: "Lil Jim" (former)
Desired Hero Name: “Flash Jet”
Age: 15
Gender: Male
Chosen Extra Class: Support.
Appearance: A short and thin guy, but not without some muscle. His hair is brown and rather shaggy, his eyes are blue and radiate cheerfulness, and his standing is very upright, as if he tries to muster yet another millimeter. He also tends to smell of oranges.
(soon to be) Hero Costume:(Gun not included). In addition to being stylish, the light polymer armor can endure a crash should it happen relatively safely, and can be paired with a pair of boxing gloves (to soften the blow) or gauntlets (to harden the attack and to protect Jim's hands). Jim also plans on finding a way of gliding (while not sacrificing his agility) and perhaps using a device to float or for the quirk to require less power.
Height: 154 CM
Weight: 43 KG
Personality: Jim, first and foremost, is a firm believer that “every man a king”. He’ll treat everyone with respect, and would be considered humble if he would also respect authority and talk to them with some of the innate respect they have. He does enjoy smart people more, but he considers it a personal bias. He won’t respect a rigid hierarchy, and if needed he’ll fight it in any legal way he can pull, up and including outright one man protests.
Jim also likes order. Not because something from his past or something, he just likes it when the toys are in their boxes, the room is clean, nobody drew on his desk and people respect his boundaries. Likewise if you threw trash on the floor or got a rock concert in the room next door when it should be sleep time, he won’t remain nice for long. Social order, on the other hand, can be disturbed a bit, because it’s not matching his point of view. A bit of blue and orange morality, as some people might point out.
Another thing to mention is that, in Jim's eyes, he is a clever guy who could probably help humanity to recover from a century of chaos and stagnation. He will enjoy explaining his ideas, sharing them with people who’d like to exchange their own ideas, improve upon others’ ideas and helping people.
Lastly, he is not without flaws; while not as bad as before, Jim occasionally explodes on people and might show a rather cynical outlook if he thinks things are going too bad. He found some inner peace in the private school, but he never managed to completely overcome it. He strives, however, to grow beyond his flaws and become the man he believes he can become.
The biggest no-no in Jim’s book, however, would have to be bullying. He’ll protect the victim, punch out the bully, and in general will do whatever he can. Even if it had a small role in his childhood, it certainly left the most bitter taste.
Likes: (at least 4): Oranges, Progressive rock, Smart people, Technology, order, pragmatic solutions, “down to earth” attitude.
Dislikes: (at least 4): Disorganization, Boring people, rigid hierarchy, avarice, Carrots, prefixes (See below)
Fears: (at least 2): Fear of statism (He might like routines, but he surely doesn't like when they repeat for too much with no change), Fear of bugs.
Mannerisms: Stands very upright, has a certain dislike to prefixes (will use -san a lot even if mildly inappropriate and if he can't get away with no prefixes) and in general will talk in a rather informal way.
Backstory: Born to a pair of loving parents who nevertheless married for quirk mixing, Jim spent his early life waiting for his quirk, but the slow manifesting of the quirk, along his short stature, made him bullied for rather some time. By the time he got his quirk at the age of seven, Jim was actually pretty jaded and cynical, unusually to a kid of this age. Thus, his parents decided Jim would fare better in a more free range environment- a private school that focuses less on discipline and more on the student’s growth, as it’s designed for children with behaviour problems who might otherwise develop some serious issues. In that school Jim found joy in technology, both pre-crises and post-crisis. Through careful nurturing of the crew (and a fair amount of hardships) Jim also managed to let go of most of his jaded outlook in life (“turned into” Pragmatism) and in general became a much more balanced person. However the informal attitude in the school also left him questioning authority and he dislikes all the serious prefixes, as they are the sign of inherent authority, a thing better left off in the old world. In middle school, as his parents felt he’s adjusted enough, he enrolled in a state school, which was a regular school. A turning point in Jim’s life is in a friend whose father has some connections within Peace Sign Academia. Jim enrolled and actually entered the school. And from there on? Jim’s about to see a great turning point in life.
Relationships: Parents, Makoto and Izumi Maeda- Parents of three children, with Jim being the middle child. They married for powers, but found out that they actually fit together, so they are in pretty affable relations. They are about as boring as parents can get, being middle-high class parents with the ability to conjure money in the bat of the eye if Jim will ever need snack money.
Sisters, Aimi and Tomoko Maeda- Aimi is the big and responsible sister while Tomoko is a five year old kid with some tantrum outbreaks going. Aimi used to tease Jim for his frame and Tomoko frequently tries to pull pranks on her older brother, but where it counts they will protect each other. Aimi does constantly gets peeved for her brother’s lack of respect for pronouns, though.
Shinji Akimoto- A quirkless yet loved kid who jokes that his quirk is to make everyone happy. He’s the best friend of Jim (Although, amusingly enough, Jim isn’t HIS best friend), knows how to cheer him up, and might have some control over his father.
Akimoto San- A businessman with a few moral qualms, yet loves his son. Helped Jim to get an entrance ticket to the tests. Might have further potential in him and is rumored to be affiliated with a crime syndicate.
Mrs. Aoi Goya- A kindly woman who was Jim’s favorite teacher. She loves all the kids she teaches or have taught, and they love her back. She is the woman who inspired love and hope in young Jim. Still texts him occasionally, and once upon a blue moon Jim might actually write a letter to her or send her a few sketches. In his eyes, at least, she is a guardian angel.
Jim Chain- when Mrs.Maeda was pregnant a group of goons mugged her and attempted to gang-rape her. Chain, an American tourist and a soldier, fought valiantly, driving them off and perhaps saving Mrs.Maeda's life and most definitely her honor, but was gravely injured after being burned and impaled and died hours later in the hospital. For his heroic sacrifice our Jim was named after him, and it is said that he resembles Chain personality-wise, as if a part of the unborn and the dead merged that day.
Quirk: "Not Quite Flight"- For a second Jim can fly. It can be as slow as 10 Meters (38 KM/h) to 30 Meters (108 KM/h), and the slower it gets the more control Jim has over the movements. It tires Jim as if he Sprinted the way to where he is and back, and can be used only every few seconds, but it has its uses. Jim has a rudimentary understanding of how to not screw up when he jumps, so he won't fail when jumping to things like a large window or a narrow opening. Usually.
Special Moves: "Lance!"- although an actual lance would most likely seriously injure or even kill the victim, Jim can use his quirk to pull an exceptionally nasty punch upon the target. However, the shock from such unprotected attack can break Jim's hand easily. If executed right, however, the kinetic energy will break the victim.
Items: While Jim’s room mostly lack decoration, it has a small, pre-crisis, antique Swiss clock on the desk. It doesn’t work, but perhaps one day it will. In addition, Jim likes to carry an orange, a pen and an extra sheet of paper with him. If Jim knows he’ll practice today, he’ll also bring the pair of boxing gloves from home he packed for school fights. In his bag he tends to always have an orange/ orange product for a “break energy” and a few spare sheets of paper along with a pen.
Skills/talents: When it comes to lessons, Jim seems to get his stuff together. In addition he can care for himself in the basic level and has a pretty solid understanding of how things work, even if he lacks formal education. In addition, he is surprisingly knowledgeable about pre-crisis culture, history and other stuff from before crisis (his favorite band is Genesis, in fact). Lastly, as if Jim Chain himself lended him the knowledge, he is exceptionally proficient in English.
Theme Song:
Other, notable things:
- Blood type A, Day of birth is October 30.
- He calls the days before the discovery of quirks the pre-crisis era as “We could be living in Mars and Europa and all we got are some mutations”.
Let's begin with a clarification: "Not Quite Flight" is a sort of a "three dimensional dash" (Those of you who know Overwatch, think of Genji's dash). Like the quirk says explicitely in the name, it's somewhere in the scale between a long jump and a flight, and it's controllable. Jim can use it once every few seconds in theory, but as it takes a physical toll on him he is limited by his body(And seeing as he isn't a very physical teenager, you can expect him to have three to four uses before he breaks). And by "breaking the victim" in "Lance!", I meant "thrusting an armed fist into the belly of your enemy at the speed of a car on the highway will be more than merely painful". Easily balanced by the fact that pulling it requires skill and practice, so it's not completely unbalanced, and seeing as it's a quick trip to the hospital a sane person would be reluctant to pull this.
Quote: “It’s pretty simple, actually. Here, let me help you.”
Name: Jim Maeda (ジーム前田)
Nicknames: "Lil Jim" (former)
Desired Hero Name: “Flash Jet”
Age: 15
Gender: Male
Chosen Extra Class: Support.
Appearance: A short and thin guy, but not without some muscle. His hair is brown and rather shaggy, his eyes are blue and radiate cheerfulness, and his standing is very upright, as if he tries to muster yet another millimeter. He also tends to smell of oranges.
(soon to be) Hero Costume:(Gun not included). In addition to being stylish, the light polymer armor can endure a crash should it happen relatively safely, and can be paired with a pair of boxing gloves (to soften the blow) or gauntlets (to harden the attack and to protect Jim's hands). Jim also plans on finding a way of gliding (while not sacrificing his agility) and perhaps using a device to float or for the quirk to require less power.
Height: 154 CM
Weight: 43 KG
Personality: Jim, first and foremost, is a firm believer that “every man a king”. He’ll treat everyone with respect, and would be considered humble if he would also respect authority and talk to them with some of the innate respect they have. He does enjoy smart people more, but he considers it a personal bias. He won’t respect a rigid hierarchy, and if needed he’ll fight it in any legal way he can pull, up and including outright one man protests.
Jim also likes order. Not because something from his past or something, he just likes it when the toys are in their boxes, the room is clean, nobody drew on his desk and people respect his boundaries. Likewise if you threw trash on the floor or got a rock concert in the room next door when it should be sleep time, he won’t remain nice for long. Social order, on the other hand, can be disturbed a bit, because it’s not matching his point of view. A bit of blue and orange morality, as some people might point out.
Another thing to mention is that, in Jim's eyes, he is a clever guy who could probably help humanity to recover from a century of chaos and stagnation. He will enjoy explaining his ideas, sharing them with people who’d like to exchange their own ideas, improve upon others’ ideas and helping people. He'll take failure pretty seriously.
It's not all fun and games with him. During times of great stress Jim might regress quite a bit to his cranky and angry self. In that case he might be calmed with sweets or good words, but he'll be as reasonable as a little kid with anger management issues. Recovering from that state may take him anything between minutes to an entire day, and you can be sure he'll need some assistance during that time.
The biggest no-no in Jim’s book, however, would have to be bullying. He’ll protect the victim, punch out the bully, and in general will do whatever he can. Even if it had a small role in his childhood, it certainly left the most bitter taste.
Likes: (at least 4): Oranges, Progressive rock, Smart people, Technology, order, pragmatic solutions, “down to earth” attitude.
Dislikes: (at least 4): Disorganization, Boring people, rigid hierarchy, avarice, Carrots, prefixes (See below)
Fears: (at least 2): Fear of statism (He might like routines, but he surely doesn't like when they repeat for too much with no change), Fear of bugs.
Mannerisms: Stands very upright, has a certain dislike to prefixes (will use -san a lot even if mildly inappropriate and if he can't get away with no prefixes) and in general will talk in a rather informal way.
Backstory: Before Jim's Birth, when his mother was still pregnant, a tourist defended her from robbers and rapists in a dark night. The man has successfully driven off and injured the criminals, but in the process was mortally injured. The least Mrs.Maeda could do for the hero was to honor him by naming her son after him. A rumor that earned some tract in the neighborhood during Jim's birth was that the man was given a second chance by being a part of the newborn.
Born to a pair of loving parents who married for quirk mixing, but stayed for the love, Jim spent his early life waiting for his quirk like every child. His short stature made him bullied for rather some time by petty bullies. By the time he had enough at the age of seven, Jim was actually pretty jaded and cynical, unusually to a kid of this age.
Thus, his parents decided Jim would fare better in a more free range environment- a private school that focuses less on discipline and more about the student’s personal growth, as it’s designed for children with behavior problems who might otherwise develop some serious issues. In that school Jim found joy in technology, both pre-crises and post-crisis. Through careful nurturing of the crew, led by Mrs. Aoi Goya (and a fair amount of hardships) Jim also managed to let go of most of his jaded outlook in life and in general became a much more balanced person. However the informal attitude in the school also left him questioning authority and he dislikes all the serious prefixes, as they are the sign of inherent authority, a thing better left off in the old world. In addition, he did find a speech that a kid made about pragmatism and why the villains shouldn't be just thrown into cardboard prisons pretty inspiring, which when mixed with the "free thinking" attitude of the school led him to question a few values about society. Thus, he came into the conclusion that repeated villains should be treated with capital punishment. This train of thought made him more pragmatic in time, allowing him to question the beliefs of heroes and go into a more unique if dangerous path.
After he finished elementary school with honors, he got into a more "regular" middle school, as his parents felt he’s adjusted enough. A turning point in Jim’s life (the most recent so far, in fact) lies with a friend whose father has some connections within Peace Sign Academia. After a recommendation from the his friend's old man, Jim enrolled and actually entered the school. And from there on? Jim’s about to see a great turning point in life.
Relationships: Parents, Makoto and Izumi Maeda- Parents of three children, with Jim being the middle child. They married for powers, but found out that they actually fit together, so they are in pretty affable relations. They are about as boring as parents can get, being middle-high class parents with the ability to conjure money in the bat of the eye if Jim will ever need snack money.
Sisters, Aimi and Tomoko Maeda- Aimi is the big and responsible sister while Tomoko is a five year old kid with some tantrum outbreaks going. Aimi used to tease Jim for his frame and Tomoko frequently tries to pull pranks on her older brother, but where it counts they will protect each other. Aimi does constantly gets peeved for her brother’s lack of respect for pronouns, though.
Shinji Akimoto- A quirkless yet loved kid who jokes that his quirk is to make everyone happy. He’s the best friend of Jim (Although, amusingly enough, Jim isn’t HIS best friend), knows how to cheer him up, and might have some control over his father.
Akimoto San- A businessman with a few moral qualms, yet loves his son Shinji. Helped Jim to get an entrance ticket to the tests. Might have further potential in him and is rumored to be affiliated with a crime syndicate.
Mrs. Aoi Goya- A kindly woman who was Jim’s favorite teacher. She loves all the kids she teaches or have taught, and they love her back. She is the woman who inspired love and hope in young Jim. Still texts him occasionally, and once upon a blue moon Jim might actually write a letter to her or send her a few sketches. In his eyes, at least, she is a guardian angel.
Jim Chain- when Mrs.Maeda was pregnant a group of goons mugged her and attempted to gang-rape her. Chain, an American tourist and a soldier, fought valiantly, driving them off and perhaps saving Mrs.Maeda's life and most definitely her honor, but was gravely injured after being burned and impaled and died hours later in the hospital. For his heroic sacrifice our Jim was named after him, and it is said that he resembles Chain personality-wise, as if a part of the unborn and the dead merged that day.
Students from his middle school- He was an acquaintance of most of them, knowing them by their last names. Should they ever want to talk Jim left them his phone number.
Quirk: "Not Quite Flight"- For a second Jim can fly. It can be as slow as 10 Meters (38 KM/h) to 30 Meters (108 KM/h), and the slower it gets the more control Jim has over the movements. It tires Jim as if he Sprinted the way to where he is and back, and can be used only every few seconds, but it has its uses. Jim has a rudimentary understanding of how to not screw up when he jumps, so he won't fail when jumping to things like a large window or a narrow opening. Usually.
Special Moves: "Lance!"- although an actual lance would most likely seriously injure or even kill the victim, Jim can use his quirk to pull an exceptionally nasty punch upon the target. However, the shock from such unprotected attack can break Jim's hand easily. If executed right, however, the kinetic energy will break the victim.
Items: While Jim’s room mostly lack decoration, it has a small, pre-crisis, antique Swiss clock on the desk. It doesn’t work, but perhaps one day it will. In addition, Jim likes to carry an orange, a pen and an extra sheet of paper with him. If Jim knows he’ll practice today, he’ll also bring the pair of boxing gloves from home he packed for school fights. In his bag he tends to always have an orange/ orange product for a “break energy” and a few spare sheets of paper along with a pen.
Skills/talents: When it comes to lessons, Jim seems to get his stuff together. In addition he can care for himself in the basic level and has a pretty solid understanding of how things work, even if he lacks formal education. In addition, he is surprisingly knowledgeable about pre-crisis culture, history and other stuff from before crisis (his favorite band is Genesis, in fact). Lastly, as if Jim Chain himself lended him the knowledge, he is exceptionally proficient in English.
Theme Song:
Other, notable things:
- Blood type A, Day of birth is October 30.
- He calls the days before the discovery of quirks the pre-crisis era as “We could be living in Mars and Europa and all we got are some mutations”.
- His view about society nowadays is that it's a "load of crap". While he recognizes the system has done a good way in preserving society, it must now be reformed and changed into a society that can finally recognize progress. He dreams of an era where all will be protected under the law, scientist will be the new superheroes, everyone will be able to become a hero, villains will be recognized during their childhood and be given a proper counselling in order to stop their drop and people will at long last drop all the complicated rules of etiquette and love the other as they love themselves. The way things go now, as Jim sees it, people will be confined into this blue marble, never progressing, which is exactly why Jim wants to change everything.
View attachment 370033 "There's nothing better than buying a new pair of Dolce & Gabbana leather shoes. Such a great feeling!"
Name: Hidariashi Migi
Nicknames: Hidari
Desired Hero Name:
Sticky Fingers
Age: 16
Gender: Male
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 139 lb
Chosen Extra Class:
Mentoring
View attachment 371479 (Remove the cat head and tail, add the hat he wears on the right and lower the neck of the outfit so you can at least see the upper half of his head.)
now, it's important to know that quirks are not able to cause permanent damage. cannot leave a scar or break bones or anything like that. so extremely hot and dangerous is a bit.. too much. i recommend keeping the heat relatively low and perhaps if i think what you're saying is right (in which that the sword is as bright as the sun, and can damage a person's eyes) then that of course needs to be lowered too. maybe just a brief blind? like when you enter a really bright room after being in nothing but the dark?
what types? can you list them?
so he can construct many weapons? what's his limit on that?
hmm from what i've seen regarding the quirk so far... it'd be pretty deadly if someone were to be impaled from it :S
is he able to say that before or during the execution? sounds like a mouthful lolol
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