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 Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:27 pm
Ideas...
» I've been 'chosen' to play the bad guy in a sense. In other words, This character will have to be evil, yet pose as a 'good' guy as he/she will be put into such a position.
» A few ideas come to mind considering the setting Kale had mentioned to me. Japan and steampunk influence. One of my more evil characters would have to be Syido, whom played as a Sith apprentice and a Dark mage in C.F. as he has that evil nature. Yet he is too... obvious. But the idea remains.
»» Another character considered is Kagerou Shibata. One man whose proven to be a true Chaotic Neutral. He was evil at heart and his own greed was how he lived and done things. Even going far as betraying multiple groups for his own bidding. But he is too chaotic for this role. Yet his intentions were for himself, he had the personality desired for the art of deception.
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 5:38 pm
Kagerou Shibata
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If there is one thing that is certain about Kagerou, its that he does everything for himself. Not to say that he is particularly selfish, but lets be honest here: “Who can you trust in a world full of shinobi?”. From friends to family, the thread of trust is always thin, and even the smallest acts could snap the thread. One may find the boy to be quite covetous about sharing his things, and mayhap(s) find him a bit territorial. It would be best for one to avoid scolding his things, or stepping on his property for that matter - if they vale their lives in any way, shape, or form.
Being brought up a fighter, the boy has constantly been fed the concept of the weak are food for the strong, an analogy comparing defeat to victory. Because of this, Kagerou has centered himself around being all things opposite weak and its synonyms. Strong, Elite, Powerful: those are probably the three words that Kagerou centers himself around in terms of shinobi skill, which relates back to the analogy earlier. Brought up with the attitude of his father, the if the boy ever finds himself in a position where he could be deemed “weak”, or “unworthy” - per say , there is no doubt that he would do anything to increase in skill, which could range from all types of things, such as training to get stronger, or simply eliminating the competition - permanently.
Independence: it is something the boy like, yearns, craves for. The boy doesn’t mind following another being, as long as he has a decent amount of freedom and power. In all honesty, Kagerou feels that he flourishes best when there are no boundaries, but even then the aid of leadership can often keep him in line for doing “stupid“ things, otherwise keeping his rather zig-zag line lifestyle erector than usual. To put it simply, Kagerou likes the idea of being a leader, having his own little minions to push around, but has come to savior the idea that being strong, with an ally the same strength ( or slightly lower/higher) is the best way to go about life. If it wasn’t apparent, Kagerou is very confident in himself (like most of his kin), and can often be deemed a rather prideful being.
Kagerou’s emotions are under control ninety-nine point nine percent of the time, and only rarely does that one percent ever present itself. Despite being exposed to a bunch there is one poison that will never touch his body without being controlled and its amount limited: Adrenaline. This “poison” has been known to cloud one’s mind and judgment, and often make one do things that perhaps they shouldn’t. By keeping this contained, the boy has found his life rather joyful and without chaos for the most part.
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