Paranoia Agent
01-03-09, 05:57 PM
"Maromi?" She called out into the darkness. "Are you there? Maromi!"
"This isn't funny, you know." A tear began to make its way down her face, drawing its own path of liquid sorrow.
"Please, Maromi, you can't do this to me."
She was sobbing now, groping her way through the darkness. She was lost without him. All she needed was the barest reassurance, a flicker of bright eyes in the darkness or a wag of that cute little tail.
"WHERE ARE YOU MAROMI?"
Deep inside, she knew it was hopeless.
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Name: Tsukiko Sagi
Age: 22
Race: Human
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Black
Height: 5'2
Weight: 118
Occupation: Cartoonist
Personality: Shy, reserved, quite, any other synonyms you can think of, they probably describe her. She talks more to her plush dog Maromi than to any human person. She is a bit clumsy and self-consious, hates making mistakes. Generally, a weak seeming person.
Weapons: None.
Armor: None.
Other Equipment:
Maromi: a sentient plush toy dog that swore to protect Tsukiko. Tsukiko created the creature modeled after her real dog which died when she was a child.
Maromi's Abilities:
Cuteness: d'awwww, that pink dog is so irresistible.
Expansion: Tsukiko normally carries Maromi around as a small, insubstantial plushie, but when protecting her, Maromi can grow up to 10 ft. in height, gaining compable weight. The material which he is crafted from does not change.
Super happy fun time: Maromi tends to give big hugs, and sometimes they really really hurt. a lot. Read: when expanded, Maromi is stronger than the average human. Also, it
Self-composition: Since it is Tsukiko's willpower that holds Maromi together, Tsukiko can restore any damage that Maromi has taken. This takes time however, and only works when Maromi is small.
Skills/Abilities:
Art Alive!: She's a pretty talented artist, and sometimes the characters she draws take on a life of their own. Can create minor minions. This was also the talent which allowed her to create Maromi, although because of the intense emotions which were present at the time, she wouldn't be able to duplicate it.
History: She fell into a warp hole and found herself in Althanas.
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At a very young age, Tsukiko knew that she was destined to be an artist. She was always drawing this or that thing, sketching things in class instead of paying attention. Her favorite activity was making up new characters and drawing them. They were her only friends, since she never liked talking to other children. She was just too scared.
As she grew, she started to become more open and friendly, a development which brought her parents great pleasure. They purchased a cute little puppy for her, hoping to distract her from the steady stream of imaginary friends which she was always running around with. Unfortunately, disaster struck.
While walking her cute little puppy, which was incidentally named Maromi, Tsukiko accidentally let go of the leash. The freed puppy ran off and died in an accident. She lied to her father about the incident, blaming it on a marauding boy with a baseball bat.
After the accident, Tsukiko created a new imaginary friend, Maromi, and designed and drew a character based on her childhood friend. The sheer cuteness of Maromi was amazing, and got Tsukiko her first big break. She was the creator and visual director for the series Mellow Maromi.
During this time, she continued to drift more and more into her own little fantasy world. This was when her Maromi plush (which she carried around with her, always) began to exibit signs of life.
& etc.
"This isn't funny, you know." A tear began to make its way down her face, drawing its own path of liquid sorrow.
"Please, Maromi, you can't do this to me."
She was sobbing now, groping her way through the darkness. She was lost without him. All she needed was the barest reassurance, a flicker of bright eyes in the darkness or a wag of that cute little tail.
"WHERE ARE YOU MAROMI?"
Deep inside, she knew it was hopeless.
---
Name: Tsukiko Sagi
Age: 22
Race: Human
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Black
Height: 5'2
Weight: 118
Occupation: Cartoonist
Personality: Shy, reserved, quite, any other synonyms you can think of, they probably describe her. She talks more to her plush dog Maromi than to any human person. She is a bit clumsy and self-consious, hates making mistakes. Generally, a weak seeming person.
Weapons: None.
Armor: None.
Other Equipment:
Maromi: a sentient plush toy dog that swore to protect Tsukiko. Tsukiko created the creature modeled after her real dog which died when she was a child.
Maromi's Abilities:
Cuteness: d'awwww, that pink dog is so irresistible.
Expansion: Tsukiko normally carries Maromi around as a small, insubstantial plushie, but when protecting her, Maromi can grow up to 10 ft. in height, gaining compable weight. The material which he is crafted from does not change.
Super happy fun time: Maromi tends to give big hugs, and sometimes they really really hurt. a lot. Read: when expanded, Maromi is stronger than the average human. Also, it
Self-composition: Since it is Tsukiko's willpower that holds Maromi together, Tsukiko can restore any damage that Maromi has taken. This takes time however, and only works when Maromi is small.
Skills/Abilities:
Art Alive!: She's a pretty talented artist, and sometimes the characters she draws take on a life of their own. Can create minor minions. This was also the talent which allowed her to create Maromi, although because of the intense emotions which were present at the time, she wouldn't be able to duplicate it.
History: She fell into a warp hole and found herself in Althanas.
---
At a very young age, Tsukiko knew that she was destined to be an artist. She was always drawing this or that thing, sketching things in class instead of paying attention. Her favorite activity was making up new characters and drawing them. They were her only friends, since she never liked talking to other children. She was just too scared.
As she grew, she started to become more open and friendly, a development which brought her parents great pleasure. They purchased a cute little puppy for her, hoping to distract her from the steady stream of imaginary friends which she was always running around with. Unfortunately, disaster struck.
While walking her cute little puppy, which was incidentally named Maromi, Tsukiko accidentally let go of the leash. The freed puppy ran off and died in an accident. She lied to her father about the incident, blaming it on a marauding boy with a baseball bat.
After the accident, Tsukiko created a new imaginary friend, Maromi, and designed and drew a character based on her childhood friend. The sheer cuteness of Maromi was amazing, and got Tsukiko her first big break. She was the creator and visual director for the series Mellow Maromi.
During this time, she continued to drift more and more into her own little fantasy world. This was when her Maromi plush (which she carried around with her, always) began to exibit signs of life.
& etc.