Post by Yoshihiro Minamoto on Dec 22, 2011 16:26:15 GMT -8
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Name: Riko-Teki na Shujin
Age: 32
From: Mombetsu, Hokkaido, Japan
Protagonist/Antagonist: Antagonist
Durability(max 65): 50
Strength(max 65): 50
Speed(max 65): 50
Custom Moves: Referred to as the "Rikotana," Riko-Teki runs at his opposer with his katana protruding from his head like a headbutt motion. He never stops while running and impales his soon-to-be victims like this.
History: Riko Teki na Shujin: A dangerous and unpredictable man. He trained under a master by the name of Yoi Kyoshi for many years. While Master Kyoshi was a great master, he was a cruel fellow. He would always play psychological tricks on young Riko, training or not. This made him very uneasy around anyone, especially his own master... at one point, it even came across as abuse. Much like the Spartans of old, minus the respect. After learning all that he could, Shujin ruthlessly killed his master. Being a warrior was in his blood and infested his mind in negative ways, thus giving him much more drive and determination to become the stuff of legend...in his own opinion, the only one that mattered to him because of how he was treated as a child and teenager. Thinking that he had become the greatest Samurai and Warrior ever, the now Ronin traveled to the city of Asahikawa. He persuaded a few men to join his currently non-existent army due to his cunning, intelligence, and leadership skills, positive or not. He then went to Sapparo, a very large city, where a huge battle broke out due to the Onin Wars. Only he and about 400 of his estimated 600 men were left. He then traveled to Tomakomi, where he abruptly stopped all of his men. He killed an estimated 20 at one time, and the rest were left in shock. Shujin then gave a challenge to his men. "Fight alongside me, or die by my hand!" About 280 men stayed with him. The others indeed did die. When he got to Hakodate, he killed another 30 or so men, mostly by throwing them into the raging waters, leaving but 250. His staying 250 saw him consume the flesh of the dead, thus establishing himself as a cannibal. He was almost insane. Almost. Finally, upon reaching Aomori, as south as Hokkaido goes, his men turned on him. This forced him to flee, going as South as possible. He now makes his way into Akita. He has become very wary, only to trust... no one. Using his thick-skulled yet cunning nature, Shujin wants to become Shogun himself to shadow his insecurities, as no matter how cocky he is, only he and his(negative)conscience truly understand.
Name: Riko-Teki na Shujin
Age: 32
From: Mombetsu, Hokkaido, Japan
Protagonist/Antagonist: Antagonist
Durability(max 65): 50
Strength(max 65): 50
Speed(max 65): 50
Custom Moves: Referred to as the "Rikotana," Riko-Teki runs at his opposer with his katana protruding from his head like a headbutt motion. He never stops while running and impales his soon-to-be victims like this.
History: Riko Teki na Shujin: A dangerous and unpredictable man. He trained under a master by the name of Yoi Kyoshi for many years. While Master Kyoshi was a great master, he was a cruel fellow. He would always play psychological tricks on young Riko, training or not. This made him very uneasy around anyone, especially his own master... at one point, it even came across as abuse. Much like the Spartans of old, minus the respect. After learning all that he could, Shujin ruthlessly killed his master. Being a warrior was in his blood and infested his mind in negative ways, thus giving him much more drive and determination to become the stuff of legend...in his own opinion, the only one that mattered to him because of how he was treated as a child and teenager. Thinking that he had become the greatest Samurai and Warrior ever, the now Ronin traveled to the city of Asahikawa. He persuaded a few men to join his currently non-existent army due to his cunning, intelligence, and leadership skills, positive or not. He then went to Sapparo, a very large city, where a huge battle broke out due to the Onin Wars. Only he and about 400 of his estimated 600 men were left. He then traveled to Tomakomi, where he abruptly stopped all of his men. He killed an estimated 20 at one time, and the rest were left in shock. Shujin then gave a challenge to his men. "Fight alongside me, or die by my hand!" About 280 men stayed with him. The others indeed did die. When he got to Hakodate, he killed another 30 or so men, mostly by throwing them into the raging waters, leaving but 250. His staying 250 saw him consume the flesh of the dead, thus establishing himself as a cannibal. He was almost insane. Almost. Finally, upon reaching Aomori, as south as Hokkaido goes, his men turned on him. This forced him to flee, going as South as possible. He now makes his way into Akita. He has become very wary, only to trust... no one. Using his thick-skulled yet cunning nature, Shujin wants to become Shogun himself to shadow his insecurities, as no matter how cocky he is, only he and his(negative)conscience truly understand.