[center][h1][color=39b54a][b]Hakuro Kuroda[/b][/color][/h1][/center]

[center][color=39b54a][b]Mentionings:[/b][/color] ?????[/center]

He awoke sometime later, as evening properly approached.  Hakuro sat up on his bed and looked at the time.  Huh...  That late, already?  Well, if he was going to do anything special tonight, now was the time to decide, as the curfew would be in like a couple of hours.  As stated, he didn't really like having his potential hours cut short, but Katsuragi had engrained in him a fair understanding of the why.  Casually looking over his notepad, he considered writing an entry for her like he did other people, but as he'd decided to let this be a bit more organic in getting to know her, maybe knowing her full name should come first.  Hakuro set the pad aside and got onto his computer instead, checking out a bit of news - nothing new - and then the Hatto-Site.  It was pretty much the norm, but then...

[color=39b54a]"What the...?"[/color]

There was this [url=https://img.roleplayerguild.com/prod/users/c5bcb7b3-3ab2-4157-bb21-5451ae7a51be.jpg]picture[/url] that...

[color=39b54a][i]"Whaaat?"[/i][/color]

Someone posted this on the forums.  He sometimes got art of him in various situations.  There were even Deep Fakes of him in place of Inspector Zenigata from Lupin The 3rd.  Those were always funny, especially the episode 'Zenigatacon'.  Hakuro immediately posted a [url=https://memegenerator.net/img/instances/25777188/wtf.jpg]Jackie Chan reaction pic[/url], followed by [color=39b54a]'Oh, it's on, now.'[/color].  He liked to leave dangling comments like that.  It let the forum stew on that while trying to imagine what it is he was going to do in response.  This might've been connected to his statement that he wasn't going to talk about the PM's death, and that some might've taken his attitude as some Thug Life 'Deal with it' kind of thing.  Hakuro resented that.  He had [i]class[/i].  He had style.  Just look at that hat!  Look at that coat!  Look at that swagger!  Donning them both, he stepped out and shouted "HATTO LEAP!" as he jumped from the stairs leading up to his apartment outside to the ground before taking off in a run.  He was going to the arcade for a little fun time...

On the way to the place, he pulled out the Go-Pro he'd taken from his room and set it up.  It was a fairly-decent model that he sadly didn't treat as well as his phone.  As is with the things, sometimes, that when you toss it around, it gets bumps and knicks and scratches.  But after seeing the channel [url=https://www.youtube.com/c/howridiculous]How Ridiculous[/url], Hakuro figured it would be alright, in the long run.  If three Aussies could drop it from on high and it still works, then his would probably be fine.  Anyway, he got to the area of the Fujihama Game Centre and started recording the walk-up with a serious expression on his face.

[color=39b54a]"This is what happens.  This is your fault.  You drove me to this."[/color]

He stepped into the arcade and looked around, pausing only slightly at his intended target before focusing on someone to give him a hand.

[color=39b54a]"Adult-Man, player of games!  Are you busy?"[/color]

There was that one guy that was known for coming in sometimes to play 'cause he's basically bored.  Hakuro had made his acquaintence and given him the heroic title he was now addressed by, mainly for laughs.  The man turned around at this point.

[b]"Ah, Hatto-san!  You recording?"[/b]

[color=39b54a]"I am, but I need your help.  It won't take long."[/color]

[b]"What do you need?"[/b]

[color=39b54a]"My honor is impugned.  They have taken my image and done [i]this![/i]"[/color]

He showed him the image on his phone.

[b]"I mean, it's not bad, but the comments are...you don't talk like this, do you?"[/b]

[color=39b54a]"You see?  [i]You see?![/i]  I can't let this go unchallenged.  Please help me.  I need you to record while I dance the dance of doom."[/color]

[b]"The...?  Oh!  You want to use the machine?"[/b]

[color=39b54a]"Yes."[/color]

The machine had various nicknames, but Hakuro called it the Dance Dance Revolutionary.  It was the Game Centre's best dance machine, and sometimes his arch-nemesis on harder levels.  He stepped on as 'Adult-Man' recorded, and set it for a hard track.

[color=39b54a]"You did this to me.  Now...here is my retort."[/color]

[center][youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpEF9q7aNBc[/youtube][/center]

It was hard to keep up the serious face for long, especially when the music picked up, so Hakuro gave it up once he had to really move with the beats, his feet dashing from spot to spot in rapid succession.  He wasn't perfect, but he was scoring high!  Hakuro had originally started doing this when he received a challenge from a dancing accountant who regularly used these kinds of machines to unwind.  The man's name was Hito Fuyunaito, and he could bust incredible moves all while wearing a nice salaryman suit.  He could Gangnam Style down the street or do anything, and Hakuro admired that, so he took the challenge to try and best his high scores.  So far, no dice, but he [i]had[/i] gotten good, as you could see right now.  He was just finishing up as he shouted out.

[color=39b54a]"I'm not a disaster!  I'm a dancer, I'm a romancer, and I'm a repaster!"[/color]

[b]"What's [i]that[/i] mean?"[/b]

[color=39b54a]"It means I forgot to eat!  Aaaaaggghhh!!!"[/color]

This was gonna be funny as hell, once he got it online.