Character: Koyomi
Series: Kamen Rider Wizard
Character Age: ~17
Canon: When you feel you'll fall into despair, the so-called Wizard Souma Haruto is there to be your final hope. Armed with the Wizard Rings, he sets off to find Gates, a special type of people who possess magical energy. When a Gate loses that which supports their heart -- a memory, an object, or a person -- they will die and give birth to a monster called a Phantom. Assisting in Haruto's quest to destroy the Phantoms and save the Gates are a motley crew of those he saved, a wizened old ringsmith, and a somewhat mysterious young girl with the ability to find Gates and to see Phantoms disguised as their former human selves. Haruto, along with his comrades, search for and fight the Phantoms with the desire of showing people that even in the darkness of regret, sadness, and desperation, the light of hope will always shine bright.
Koyomi is somewhat special in that she is what is assumed to be a leftover Gate from when a Phantom birth went somehow wrong: her memories from before meeting Haruto, her hopes, and her life were stolen from her. In essence, she is an animated corpse who requires Haruto's magical energy to survive. Perhaps because she knows how reliant she is on Haruto, Koyomi is utterly devoted to him and in spite of her physical limitations she supports him as much as she possibly can, whether it's revealing hidden Phantoms or finding magic stones from which new Wizard Rings can be made. She is usually calm, quiet, and well-spoken, but she will not hesitate to dish out a harsh word to those whom she thinks deserve it. At times, she can be quite stubborn and apprehensive towards people. Although she is grateful to Haruto, she worries that she is causing him more trouble and weakening him by taking his magical energy. Beneath a sometimes cold exterior, Koyomi is a young lady who is frightened of being rejected by people, and losing that which she holds most dear again.
Note: "Garu-chan" is what Koyomi calls Garuda, a bird-like familiar that is used for recon purposes.
Sample Entry:
Tell us about yourself in a few words.
Hello. My name is Koyomi and I both live and work at the Omokagedou Antique Shop. Oh, you've never heard of it? I suppose it is rather small and out of the way . . . we don't have many visitors, let alone paying customers. Your Camp seems far more secluded than our shop, though; I have never heard of it before. You can't have done very much advertising. It's a shame, your village is quite lovely.
Why are you joining our happy community?
I had followed Garu-chan thinking he had found another . . . well, thinking he had found something important, but I lost him near the mouth of the cave when I saw something big and purple going into the forest just off the path. I don't plan on staying, the others will worry if I'm not back soon. I'm not quite sure how far I walked to get here, but I should be able to return home as soon as I find what I lost. I hope he hasn't run out of energy already; he was just recharged before I left. Have you seen a small, red robot-like bird in the area?
Do you think you are good in a crisis? Why?
It's rude not to answer questions, you know! Nevermind, I'll look for him later.
Yes, I do think I am. I don't mean to boast, but I have been told I'm good at keeping a clear and level head during emergency situations. I'm able to remain calm and think rationally so as to help find a solution to the problem at hand. It does depend on the situation, I think; I don't know if I would be able to do it if I were--tired, or up against a pack of hungry animals I couldn't fight off on my own.
Do you believe in magic? Why or why not?
Of course! Magical energy is what allows m--Garu-chan and the others like him to move around. Just because magic is no longer common or well-know doesn't mean it no longer exists. Too many people reject or disbelieve in things they haven't seen for themselves, writing it off as a wild imagination or a silly trick.
What are your thoughts on the undead?
I apologize, but I won't answer that question. I think we're quite done here. I'll be leaving now--Oh! There he is.
(( 100%! 26/0; voting went down here ))
Series: Kamen Rider Wizard
Character Age: ~17
Canon: When you feel you'll fall into despair, the so-called Wizard Souma Haruto is there to be your final hope. Armed with the Wizard Rings, he sets off to find Gates, a special type of people who possess magical energy. When a Gate loses that which supports their heart -- a memory, an object, or a person -- they will die and give birth to a monster called a Phantom. Assisting in Haruto's quest to destroy the Phantoms and save the Gates are a motley crew of those he saved, a wizened old ringsmith, and a somewhat mysterious young girl with the ability to find Gates and to see Phantoms disguised as their former human selves. Haruto, along with his comrades, search for and fight the Phantoms with the desire of showing people that even in the darkness of regret, sadness, and desperation, the light of hope will always shine bright.
Koyomi is somewhat special in that she is what is assumed to be a leftover Gate from when a Phantom birth went somehow wrong: her memories from before meeting Haruto, her hopes, and her life were stolen from her. In essence, she is an animated corpse who requires Haruto's magical energy to survive. Perhaps because she knows how reliant she is on Haruto, Koyomi is utterly devoted to him and in spite of her physical limitations she supports him as much as she possibly can, whether it's revealing hidden Phantoms or finding magic stones from which new Wizard Rings can be made. She is usually calm, quiet, and well-spoken, but she will not hesitate to dish out a harsh word to those whom she thinks deserve it. At times, she can be quite stubborn and apprehensive towards people. Although she is grateful to Haruto, she worries that she is causing him more trouble and weakening him by taking his magical energy. Beneath a sometimes cold exterior, Koyomi is a young lady who is frightened of being rejected by people, and losing that which she holds most dear again.
Note: "Garu-chan" is what Koyomi calls Garuda, a bird-like familiar that is used for recon purposes.
Sample Entry:
Tell us about yourself in a few words.
Hello. My name is Koyomi and I both live and work at the Omokagedou Antique Shop. Oh, you've never heard of it? I suppose it is rather small and out of the way . . . we don't have many visitors, let alone paying customers. Your Camp seems far more secluded than our shop, though; I have never heard of it before. You can't have done very much advertising. It's a shame, your village is quite lovely.
Why are you joining our happy community?
I had followed Garu-chan thinking he had found another . . . well, thinking he had found something important, but I lost him near the mouth of the cave when I saw something big and purple going into the forest just off the path. I don't plan on staying, the others will worry if I'm not back soon. I'm not quite sure how far I walked to get here, but I should be able to return home as soon as I find what I lost. I hope he hasn't run out of energy already; he was just recharged before I left. Have you seen a small, red robot-like bird in the area?
Do you think you are good in a crisis? Why?
It's rude not to answer questions, you know! Nevermind, I'll look for him later.
Yes, I do think I am. I don't mean to boast, but I have been told I'm good at keeping a clear and level head during emergency situations. I'm able to remain calm and think rationally so as to help find a solution to the problem at hand. It does depend on the situation, I think; I don't know if I would be able to do it if I were--tired, or up against a pack of hungry animals I couldn't fight off on my own.
Do you believe in magic? Why or why not?
Of course! Magical energy is what allows m--Garu-chan and the others like him to move around. Just because magic is no longer common or well-know doesn't mean it no longer exists. Too many people reject or disbelieve in things they haven't seen for themselves, writing it off as a wild imagination or a silly trick.
What are your thoughts on the undead?
I apologize, but I won't answer that question. I think we're quite done here. I'll be leaving now--Oh! There he is.
(( 100%! 26/0; voting went down here ))