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Aug. 16th, 2016 06:06 pmOOC
Player Name: Shini
Age: 30
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RShini or AIM: Shinigamikitsune
Existing Characters: N/A
IC
Character Name: Sinbad (SnB version – Age 17)
Canon: Magi
Canon Point: post slave arc, Chapter 87 of Sinbad no Bouken
About: Sinbad seems to be the epitome of the wide-eyed adventurer – excitable and curious, he can’t very well leave well enough alone. Growing up as a poor son of a fisherman and a social pariah (a war veteran that turn total pacifist in a highly nationalistic, militarized society), and a sick mother to look after, he never had much of a chance to explore the world until his fateful encounter with Yunan. As he would state repeatedly – he views that he has to see everything there is in the world, no matter the risk - and of course, that the world will be guiding him on the right path to save it. And he’ll do it with a smile – if not while neck-deep in danger, but immediately afterwards, laughing over the dangers he faced as he seems to enjoy the adrenaline rush and the risk of the unknown. However, he doesn’t feel others should be subjected to the same risks he takes; constantly warning others against going into Dungeons as he feels it’s far too dangerous for most people.
He’s also a wannabe Casanova, constantly hitting on girls he find attractive. Generally though, Sinbad will stop flirting with people that show no interest in him, as he doesn’t want to be too pushy. While he might develop a crush on someone, he isn’t very serious and just seems to do it because he likes the attention – both giving and receiving. On the other hand, he likes to tease guys with light-hearted ribbing and good-nature mocking, but he almost never intends to be mean when he does it.
The major thing is Sinbad does what his heart tells him to do, regardless of the danger. He abandoned his homeland of Parthevia because he was disgusted with their ways, even though it meant he has to look out for Assassins for possibly the rest of his life, and almost destroying his chance at making an alliance with another kingdom because he felt it was wrong for its ruler to use his power for an unfair advantage just to ‘prove a point’. Long as he got an idea of what he wants to do, he will do it without hesitation and without a single thought of giving up or surrendering.
His sense of empathy is extremely strong, he sympathizes even with those who tried to kill him – saving Ja’far when the young boy was falling despite the latter’s crude behavior and previous attempts to assassinate him, and in Magi, he even approached a known enemy who acted like he was crying for help despite the obvious danger. Sinbad enjoys being around people in general, the first to a party, first to lend a hand if someone needs one, and quick to offer friendship to others, and when he learned to write – he found he really loved creating stories, knowing that he’s reaching out to people he would otherwise never meet.
Sinbad only seem to hold hatred for people who would manipulate and use others as tools, and those that would cause suffering just because they can. If they showed no signs of being manipulated themselves or regret for their actions, he will never forgive them and will do anything to stop them. However, he does himself have a manipulative streak, charming others and taking advantages of situations to benefit him – he does hate that aspect of himself, but will in the future deem it a ‘necessary evil’ for his goal – though he has not reach that point in his life and would very much hate his adult self.
The best way to describe his intelligence level is ‘Clever, but foolish’. Sinbad often comes up with brilliant ways of using his environment to his advantage, such as using a fallen shield to ride a geyser to get to a high place, but there’s times when he clearly doesn’t think things through or don’t consider consequences, such as when he tried to open a stall in Reim without checking to see if they needed a license first and ended up getting horribly ripped off, then there’s the time Ja’far had to literally ground him to keep him from flying into a new city in his Djinn equipped form because he never thought about how someone might mistake him for a monster in that shape all because he didn’t want to climb mountains. Generally the less he wants to do something or the more bored he is, the more harebrained his schemes to avoid doing the thing becomes, while if he just sits down and thought ahead, he’s actually quite capable of brilliant tactics such as laying out traps for a giant sea monster to help Hina kill it, and it might've worked if a storm hadn't come in.
Sinbad is what is known as a ‘Human Singularity’ in magi proper, it means he can see the general path of fate ahead of him, allowing him to better choose choices that he feels is for the benefit of the world as a whole, and to act like a kind of Spider-sense, allowing him to avoid getting lost and predict the movement of enemies or hazards to avoid it by ‘reading the waves’ or life-force that people and the world around him give off. Since Arden Grove isn’t his world, he will not have the ability to read the world’s faith, but he will still retain his Spider-sense like ability when it comes to fights or reorienting himself if lost.
Inventory:
Scimitar: Father’s sword, containing the Djinn Baal - With this, he can equip to a ‘dragonomimi’ form which allows him to fly, and fire off powerful bursts of electricity – due to its sheer power, Baal’s ultimate magic attack will be disabled.
Ruby Amulet: Contains the Djinn Valefor - Like above, he becomes a 6-tail fox/wolf (translation's uncertain) with the ability to create ice, and lower the ambient temperature of a person to near absolute zero, slowing them down physically and mentally but generally leaving them unharmed.
Feature Type: Rabbit: Bunny ears, a cotton-y tail, tip of nose twitches sometimes
What are your plans with this character? Exploration of areas beyond Arden Grove, and attempt to climb up the social ladder via a profitable business.
Sample: here
Player Name: Shini
Age: 30
Preferred Contact:
Existing Characters: N/A
IC
Character Name: Sinbad (SnB version – Age 17)
Canon: Magi
Canon Point: post slave arc, Chapter 87 of Sinbad no Bouken
About: Sinbad seems to be the epitome of the wide-eyed adventurer – excitable and curious, he can’t very well leave well enough alone. Growing up as a poor son of a fisherman and a social pariah (a war veteran that turn total pacifist in a highly nationalistic, militarized society), and a sick mother to look after, he never had much of a chance to explore the world until his fateful encounter with Yunan. As he would state repeatedly – he views that he has to see everything there is in the world, no matter the risk - and of course, that the world will be guiding him on the right path to save it. And he’ll do it with a smile – if not while neck-deep in danger, but immediately afterwards, laughing over the dangers he faced as he seems to enjoy the adrenaline rush and the risk of the unknown. However, he doesn’t feel others should be subjected to the same risks he takes; constantly warning others against going into Dungeons as he feels it’s far too dangerous for most people.
He’s also a wannabe Casanova, constantly hitting on girls he find attractive. Generally though, Sinbad will stop flirting with people that show no interest in him, as he doesn’t want to be too pushy. While he might develop a crush on someone, he isn’t very serious and just seems to do it because he likes the attention – both giving and receiving. On the other hand, he likes to tease guys with light-hearted ribbing and good-nature mocking, but he almost never intends to be mean when he does it.
The major thing is Sinbad does what his heart tells him to do, regardless of the danger. He abandoned his homeland of Parthevia because he was disgusted with their ways, even though it meant he has to look out for Assassins for possibly the rest of his life, and almost destroying his chance at making an alliance with another kingdom because he felt it was wrong for its ruler to use his power for an unfair advantage just to ‘prove a point’. Long as he got an idea of what he wants to do, he will do it without hesitation and without a single thought of giving up or surrendering.
His sense of empathy is extremely strong, he sympathizes even with those who tried to kill him – saving Ja’far when the young boy was falling despite the latter’s crude behavior and previous attempts to assassinate him, and in Magi, he even approached a known enemy who acted like he was crying for help despite the obvious danger. Sinbad enjoys being around people in general, the first to a party, first to lend a hand if someone needs one, and quick to offer friendship to others, and when he learned to write – he found he really loved creating stories, knowing that he’s reaching out to people he would otherwise never meet.
Sinbad only seem to hold hatred for people who would manipulate and use others as tools, and those that would cause suffering just because they can. If they showed no signs of being manipulated themselves or regret for their actions, he will never forgive them and will do anything to stop them. However, he does himself have a manipulative streak, charming others and taking advantages of situations to benefit him – he does hate that aspect of himself, but will in the future deem it a ‘necessary evil’ for his goal – though he has not reach that point in his life and would very much hate his adult self.
The best way to describe his intelligence level is ‘Clever, but foolish’. Sinbad often comes up with brilliant ways of using his environment to his advantage, such as using a fallen shield to ride a geyser to get to a high place, but there’s times when he clearly doesn’t think things through or don’t consider consequences, such as when he tried to open a stall in Reim without checking to see if they needed a license first and ended up getting horribly ripped off, then there’s the time Ja’far had to literally ground him to keep him from flying into a new city in his Djinn equipped form because he never thought about how someone might mistake him for a monster in that shape all because he didn’t want to climb mountains. Generally the less he wants to do something or the more bored he is, the more harebrained his schemes to avoid doing the thing becomes, while if he just sits down and thought ahead, he’s actually quite capable of brilliant tactics such as laying out traps for a giant sea monster to help Hina kill it, and it might've worked if a storm hadn't come in.
Sinbad is what is known as a ‘Human Singularity’ in magi proper, it means he can see the general path of fate ahead of him, allowing him to better choose choices that he feels is for the benefit of the world as a whole, and to act like a kind of Spider-sense, allowing him to avoid getting lost and predict the movement of enemies or hazards to avoid it by ‘reading the waves’ or life-force that people and the world around him give off. Since Arden Grove isn’t his world, he will not have the ability to read the world’s faith, but he will still retain his Spider-sense like ability when it comes to fights or reorienting himself if lost.
Inventory:
Scimitar: Father’s sword, containing the Djinn Baal - With this, he can equip to a ‘dragonomimi’ form which allows him to fly, and fire off powerful bursts of electricity – due to its sheer power, Baal’s ultimate magic attack will be disabled.
Ruby Amulet: Contains the Djinn Valefor - Like above, he becomes a 6-tail fox/wolf (translation's uncertain) with the ability to create ice, and lower the ambient temperature of a person to near absolute zero, slowing them down physically and mentally but generally leaving them unharmed.
Feature Type: Rabbit: Bunny ears, a cotton-y tail, tip of nose twitches sometimes
What are your plans with this character? Exploration of areas beyond Arden Grove, and attempt to climb up the social ladder via a profitable business.
Sample: here
