[OOC] Boku no Hero Academia

[Kreutzer]

@olcharlieboi want it in a separate post so the char tab shows a clear number of characters or want me to edit my original char post?

[olcharlieboi]

@Kreutzer
Doesn't matter there, having it in the same would still let me keep track of how many characters, though would also allow me to keep track the players easier.

[Yui]

So due to some things coming up irl, I've got to cut an RP from my schedule since I'm losing some time in my days. And I figured the smart decision is to cut the one that hasn't started yet. Which...is this one ._.

Unfortunately I'll have to scoop. Best of luck though (^_^)/

[Lucius Cypher]

Hopefully new and improved CS.

Asahi Goroshi

Name: Asahi Goroshi
Age: 17
Gender: Male
Appearance:

Hero Outfit:

The Guardian One, based off his father’s designs. This armor not only provides an incredible amount of protection but also increases his agility. It does this with rapid bursts of propulsion. It runs off a chargeable battery, however it only has an hour of energy before it uses up all it's power. Without power his armor becomes sluggish and can’t access it’s full strength.

It’s only because of Asahi’s Quirk that he can still make use of the suit even after the battery has died, though only for protection. He also has enough working knowledge of his father’s suit to maintain and even upgrade it however without the funds he has no means of actually purchasing most of the upgrades he could use. Currently it has the base Guardian One Exoskeleton, three inch thick steel armor plating, and two massive five inch thick steel tower shields. The shields themselves weight close to 200 pounds each which is nothing for the Guardian One to use when powered.

While it's certainly capable of handling conventional threats as well as surviving such events like car crashes, falling from great heights, and even having a building fall upon it, there are certain flaws with the Guardian One that Asahi hasn't fixed yet. For starters it is not completely air tight; while it covers most of the skin the helmet's ventilation doesn't purify air, thus gas based attacks can still affect Asahi. The joints and limbs are also inherently weaker in armor than most of the other parts, and while it's still tougher than most, they are not as tough as the rest of the body. There is also one major weakness, which is a specific ventilation shaft on his back that the battery powering his armor is in. Because of the amount of energy produced by that battery, a specialized vent was made to exhaust excess heat and energy. Should that vent be blocked, it would cause the armor to rapidly meltdown. Careful attacks can also be used to strike the battery directly, shutting the whole armor down immediately. The only real armor Asahi has put on it is a thick metal grate, however he can't fully cover it or else he'll risk his armor melting down whenever he's using it.

Quirk: Vitality - Asahi will never tire, nor does he feel pain or encumbrance. While still mortal and perfectly able to die by conventional means his body doesn’t require rest, sustenance, or suffer illness. This also gives him a higher than average healing rate than most others, recovering from nonfatal injuries in a matter of days. However this regeneration isn’t anywhere near fast enough to be useful in the heat of battle, only the recovery afterwards.

Backstory: Asahi’s father was quirkless. Though his childhood, his father was often ridiculed and mocked for his lack of powers. Despite his talent in other fields the fact that he lacked a quirk drove Asahi’s father to near madness. His father was a mechanic who’s sought technology to offset his lack of a quirk, designing many different types of machines to help him fight crime. It wasn’t long before he created his masterpiece: the Warrior One. This powered exoskeleton would allow even a quirkless strength and durability to match most heroes, and allow “Normal” people to stand toe-to-toe with those with quirks.

However Asahi’s father fell into evil. His hate against those with quirks was so great he turned to villainy. When Asahi was just a child he was often forced to help his father with his projects, and when he learned of his quirk his father was abusive. Even his wife, Asahi’s mother, left her husband when his hatred grew too much for her. It wasn’t long until eventually his father snapped and used his Warrior One to ran rampant in the city, fighting heroes until he was eventually stopped. But refusing to accept defeat, his father killed himself in a last ditch attempt to defy those with quirks.

This tragedy hit his family hard. The police raided Asahi's home one day after the battle, taking everything away. Asahi moved back to his mother, but they both were at a lost at what to do. His mother never supported his father's actions, but for Asahi, his father was all he had. He may have been abusive but he took care of Asahi and taught him everything he knew. But he also planted seeds of spite and hatred against those with Quirks. Even his mother could not nothing to truly stop the growth of darkness within him, and it often worried her. It wasn't until one day when Asahi was coming back from school that he came across a mysterious stranger called Rust Warrior.

Rust Warrior was one of the heroes who fought against Asahi's father. He had managed to disable and control a majority of his father's armor, but wasn't able to stop him from activating it's self-destruct. Rust Warrior tried his best to save Asahi's father, but he was too late. He appeared to Asahi to tell the young boy his side, but also to hear more about his father. Asahi spoke honestly, mentioning his father's great hatred for those with quirks, but also about his passion and desires to use his powers to help others, to show the world that they didn't need quirks to do great things. Asahi also told Rust Warrior about his own seething hatred brought about from his father's teachings and death. But instead of scolding the boy or punishing him, he gave the young Asahi a gift and advice.

He told Asahi that his father was a good man who had fallen into a dark place. That his dreams and desires were not inhernntly evil, but darkness had consumed his goodwill and twisted him into a villain. But Asahi was not like his father. He was still young enough to be able to do what his father truly wished to do: to become a hero. so in memory of what his father wanted, and not what he became, Rust Warrior gave Asahi the only thing they were able to scavenge from the ruins; the destroyed battery from his armor. Rust Warrior wasn't able to make any use of it so he gave it to Asahi as a memento of his father. But after he left, Asahi soon learned that while the battery was far from functional, there was still enough of it that it could be replicated, thanks to Asahi's knowledge of his father's power armor. It was then that the young boy realized that Rust Warrior was giving him a second chance; a chance to do the right thing with his father's creation.

Ever since then Asahi had continued his father’s legacy, however with a different purpose. Even after Asahi found out about his quirk many people looked down on him simply because it lacked any exciting or visual ability. To simply never tire, never eat, nor never fall ill would be something that most people would consider amazing, but in this world it meant nothing. But instead of holding hate in his heart, Asahi sought to use his father’s armor to for a better purpose: to be the hero that his father always wanted to be. Utilizing his tireless energy Asahi studied and learned how his father created the Warrior One. And by the time he was thirteen years old he learned how to recreate it.

Many years passed. Asahi worked tirelessly to make his dream come true. His biggest obstacle wasn’t his power nor his strength, but a different aspect of society often overlooked by heroes; Money. Despite being a skilled scientist nearly all his father’s income went into his projects. Asahi's family lived in a poor neighborhood rife with crime. Asahi was always tempted by that dark side to earn easy money to fund his endeavors, but the worse he ever did was skirt around labor laws to find jobs he was technically too young to do. He found hardworking but good paying job, and with his mother pitching in every now and again, he made enough money to create his own powered exoskeleton. It wasn't as advanced as his father's, and the power source was much more crude and inefficient, but it ultimately the exoskeleton was usable. Once finished, instead of calling it to Warrior Two, Asahi gave it a new name: The Guardian One. It had a new duty to fulfill.

Not to destroy. Not to kill. But to protect.

Supporting Characters:

Asahi’s mother, Hitomi Goroshi. Despite leaving Asahi to his cruel father after his death the two reunited. Hitomi’s quirk allows her to create an astral projection in her sleep and often used this power to watch over Asahi while he was with his father. She supports Asahi to use his father’s knowledge for good, even though the memories still pains her.

Rusted Warrior, a mysterious hero who Asahi had once met while going to school. His quirk allows him to control and manipulate machines and he was key to defeating Asahi’s father. He met Asahi to ask him about his father, and since then acted as a sort of parental figure for the boy. Asahi doesn’t know his real identity and doesn’t often see him, but like a mysterious stranger he often arrives at key points in Asahi’s past to guide him in the right direction. The original cause for Asahi to use his powers for good instead of evil.

Other:
Despite his appearance Asahi is actually quite tough and surprisingly agile. He recognizes that while his Quirk prevents him from feeling pain, he’s not invincible and needed to strengthen his body if he wanted to be able to use his armor without damaging his body in the process. While he doesn’t need to eat he still can just for taste alone which is also why he’s rather large. Can stuff himself endlessly with no ill effect, even if he eats rotten or tainted food.

Asahi only has a rudimentary understanding of the technology he uses. In his own words, “It’s just like a jizsaw puzzle with missing pieces. I just put together what I know, and then fill in the gaps with something else. Eventually everything just falls into place.” Asahi is more crafty than he is intelligent, and has done poorly at education and exams, but seems to be able to improvise marvelous technology against all logic. Some say it may be a quirk.

Understandably, Asahi’s heroic career is highly reliant on his power armor. His quirk would allow him to be a skilled and tough fighter, but lacks the raw strength to overpower most super powered foes. He hopes to use heroism to promote his power armor and receive more funding to improve their design and abilities.

[olcharlieboi]

@JustYui
Does suck having to hear that, I wont try to change your mind if that's what you decided there, best of luck to you as well.

[pkken]

Gotta brainstorm a little

[Heckno12]

@Turboshitter

Y'know I thought your name was Turboshifter originally. Glad to be wrong.

Edit: Also, I have to say a fight between our characters would be a pain for both sides. Dan would be almost impossible to hit and completely unable to damage Makoto.

[Turboshitter]

@kidjab
It's alright, there would be ways to get past the lack of kinetic energy like having a device apart of her suit that constantly generates kinetic energy since she can take it some from her surroundings if I remember what I read. as for when we are starting, that is uncertain atm. It could be a little while since we did have a lot of people applying for the roleplay and I want to give everyone a chance to actually apply with character(s). Because if they don't get in before the start they would have to wait for the second school year, and at that point we would have split classes.

@olcharlieboi

Really, really late, but I felt I had to comment on this (and believe me, I say this with no ill will intended). I know this is a superhero RP so "lolphysics what's that?", but this makes my inner science guy laugh so hard knowing that a suit device like that would have to be some sort of magic "infinite vacuum energy" generator in order to supply enough kinetic energy even to create something as small as a marble lol. Momo's powers have the same problem, really. Bitches be dissing MC Albert and his homeboys special relativity and conservation of energy xD

Hider

For those interested, the energy needed to create a brick wall from kinetic energy like the Flash does with his clothes (although that's technically incorrect) would mean you'd have to run at literally a few millionths of a percentage beneath light speed. Doing so wouldn't create a brick wall though, just an explosion of high-energy particles and radiation equal to about 103 gigatons of TNT.

[Turboshitter]

@Turboshitter

Y'know I thought your name was Turboshifter originally. Glad to be wrong.

Edit: Also, I have to say a fight between our characters would be a pain for both sides. Dan would be almost impossible to hit and completely unable to damage Makoto.

@Heckno12

Yeah, I imagine it'd be somewhat akin to an obese, geriatric elephant trying to swat a coked-up housefly with its trunk after undergoing general anesthetic xD

Fair warning though, she punches pretty damn fast. Doesn't take super reflexes to throw a super-speed punch (if my stupidly basic napkin math is indicative of anything, the amount of kinetic energy she can produce with a punch would move an arm with the same mass as hers at around 200 m/s).

EDIT: Nope my math was way off. Turns out Makoto's arms should weigh about 22-28kg each given her overall mass, so her punches would only move at 55 m/s or 123mph.

[Counter Coup]

Only thing missing is the Hero Outfit, which I have no idea on!

Hider

ℕ𝕒𝕞𝕖:

Mei Manabe

𝔸𝕘𝕖:

Fifteen

𝔾𝕖𝕟𝕕𝕖𝕣:

Female

ℍ𝕖𝕣𝕠 𝕆𝕦𝕥𝕗𝕚𝕥:

----

ℚ𝕦𝕚𝕣𝕜: Yetified

Mei's Quirk is derived from the abilities of both her parents. Passed on to her by her father are Mei's arms and legs, that are somewhat disproportionate in size to the rest of her body as they are obviously larger, bulkier, and covered in thick layers of white fur. Her unique physique grants her above average strength and endurance along with ape-like dexterity. Although not apparent, her respiratory muscles and lungs are quite developed, explaining her ability to let out loud yells and howls.

Given her appearance, her childhood wasn't that forgiving; sticks and stones probably couldn't have broken her bones, but words definitely hurt her. To make matters worst, she apparently obtained her mother's quirk as well, leading to the incident that caused her self-imposed social seclusion. Mei's inner temperature is so cold that her breath can freeze the air around her. Depending on how long, fast, and hard she blows, she can create a gentle cool breeze or a gust of freezing wind that can ice everything over.

Some of Mei's more interesting characteristics is that her hair is extremely soft and easy to comb while her breath always smells like fresh mint.

𝔹𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕤𝕥𝕠𝕣𝕪:

When Mei was born, the most notable of her features aside from her earsplitting cry, was her robust body coupled with large arms and legs covered in a thick coat of white fur; she took after her father. However, at the age of five, an incident in the form of a massive sneeze covered half her classroom in a layer of ice. Unfortunately, two students suffered severe cases of hypothermia, but both survived. The event left Mei traumatized, forcing her to withdraw from school and continuing her education at home. The incident made her more self-aware of her abilities, giving her the motivation to improve and control her quirks.

Her family background in heroics came in the form of her father, who's charisma and ability to encourage was none existent. Luckily, Mei was able to draw inspiration from somewhere else; the pros mentioned on the news. Her admiration for the heroes she grew to idolize gave her the courage to leave her comfort zone and apply to U.A High.

𝕊𝕦𝕡𝕡𝕠𝕣𝕥𝕚𝕟𝕘 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕣𝕒𝕔𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕤:

Umaro Naguchi; Umaro (Father)
A furry, ape-like, behemoth of a man, standing at a whopping 10 feet. He was a former criminal who turned hero after his reformation in prison. He garnered a reputation for his physical capabilities and talents in cases relating to urban rescue around the frigid, mountainous regions of Hokkaido. He met his wife during a rescue mission after an avalanche toppled the research facility she was stationed in.

Syukuro "Suki" Manabe; Flurry (Mother)
A known meteorologist and climatologist who pioneered the use of quirks to simulate global climate change and natural climate variations. Prior to her current profession, she worked as sidekick to various heroes. Her ability to breath out incredibly frigid blasts of air lead to her exceptional contribution in criminal suppression, detainment and cases of arson. She was rescued by the infamous Umaro during the collapse of the Hokkaido Institute of Climatology; he later became her husband.

𝕆𝕥𝕙𝕖𝕣𝕤:

Mei spends a fortune on hair care products and enjoys hot and spicy food quite a bit.

[Kreutzer]

@Turboshitter hey i tried to have a tad more tact than that ;) but yeah, the pseudoscience hurts me inside too

[kidjab]

.... ok point was?

Green lantern power battery easily believed?
Speed force easily believed?

But the idea of a creating a vacuum to reduce or crest no such thing as air resistance. Or to have a super conductor so that it has no physical interaction with the body of the metal so again reducing friction. Isnt plausible even if I may not be the best at describing the idea. The entire process or idea of an infinite mover isn't plausible and falls apart?

But all other things based outside of reality are?

Rather confusing.

[Kreutzer]

@kidjab your wording is very hard to understand when you're talking about this kind of stuff so forgive me if i'm misunderstanding anything,

@NightmareInd @olcharlieboi tagging you in case you disagree

the DC universe is in no way linked with BNHA. using Green Lantern Power Batteries as an example is kinda just wrong in itself, as quirks/powers are indeed supernatural occurrences but falls strictly in the path of genetics, so it seems. Supernatural objects and such should not be assumed plausible for this reason, as the unworldly aspect of this universe largely falls into the people living in it, give or take some advances in real world technology.

The problems are spanning in how you're trying to establish your quirk. Things such as you say the aerodynamics of my female character almost like a vacuum etc are part of her quirk, whereas what you're trying to explain is a machine that supposedly feeds your character's.

Because you want your quirk, seemingly, to be powered by surrounding forces you also want a normal power supply but for this you need a machine that just can't exist, this is a flaw with the quirk itself.

As an example, without this machine if you're fighting a giant robot with this quirk, it runs towards you and you draw from it's kinetic energy to create some kind of, i don't know, wall. For whatever reason. In doing this, you're taking that energy from the robot, and the robot will slow down/stop moving. Because you can't draw from something's mass, and Kinetic Energy depends on mass and velocity, you're gaining almost if not all of your quirk's power by draining velocity. Because of this, your idea of the infinite energy machine can't work because as soon as you draw power from it, the ball bearing or whatever is inside will stop, and the machine becomes useless.

My recommendation is to keep the energy structures, etc. However I personally would scrap the idea of a constant machine and just have it as a downside of the quirk that you need to draw the energy from somewhere.

However, if you would like a machine to draw things from as part of your hero suit, then I recommend a battery powered motor that can fit to your back like a propeller. That way you can almost use it as a jet propulsion for roller blades, and draw power from it for your quirk without having the machine stop, it would just use more of the battery's electricity (which as a downside would probably be best to have a finite supply).

I hope that was helpful

Edit: Simply put, the quirk can break physics ofc thats the point of them, the battle suit however has to be built by someone. So that kind of can't, and I haven't seen any incantations of one in BNHA so far where the suit breaks physics.

[NightmareInd]

@JustYui

Too bad to see you go. Good luck with other RPs and IRL.

@Lucius Cypher

The suit looks good to me now, and assuming you didn't change anything to the rest of the CS (except the other section, I've seen those changes.) you are accepted! Although I would recommend having the duration of the battery less so you can upgrade it in the RP and have some more development, but it is not required.

@Turboshitter@kidjab

Guys, this is a superhero RP. Let's not make this a Physics battle for an RP where almost all the powers are not able to get explained by current Physics.

Seriously though, here is a list of all the Quirks seen in the Anime ALONE that can not be explained by current Physics:

List of Quirks:

Just kidding, not gonna waste 20 hours of my life for that, but you get the point.

As long as the Quirk itself sounds reasonable and the Physics indirectly around the Quirk sound good, no reason to bomb IRL stuff on it. I know this sounds hypocrite from a guy who bombed physics on an exo-suit, but an exo-suit is not a Quirk.

On that note: The Hero suits are no Quirks either. They may do small inexplainable things, like cool people down through fibers, but it still is a bit logical. The idea of having some kind of vacuum thingy which has infinite kinetic energy is not logical. @Kreutzer's generator idea is though. You can use that or my earlier idea to capture the lost kinetic energy and reuse it, but infinite kinetic energy is a no.

@Counter Coup

So far she looks good, although I would like for you to have her not have as powerful breath. If one sneeze at low age can freeze half a classroom, imagine what a focused exhalation could do? If you can nerf that a bit, you seem good to go for me.

[Lucius Cypher]

@Lucius Cypher

The suit looks good to me now, and assuming you didn't change anything to the rest of the CS (except the other section, I've seen those changes.) you are accepted! Although I would recommend having the duration of the battery less so you can upgrade it in the RP and have some more development, but it is not required.

@NightmareInd

I politely disagree with the battery duration. I know one hour might seem like a lot for a fight, but one hour isn't going to be enough if Asahi has to wear his suit for say, a whole class. Which I imagine will take at least fifty minutes. Or if he goes out on a patrol of some sort, which certainly lasts longer than an hour. And right now he only has one battery which takes a few hours to recharge.

I understand that the Guardian One is quite powerful on its own, but it's only useful for about an hour per day. Two if Asahi can charge his batteries between bouts. Granted this weakness may be overcome if Asahi can get his hands on funding to create more batteries. Whether he can or not relies mostly on what happens to him IC.

[NightmareInd]

@Lucius Cypher

Well, considering not every class needs it but a battle rarely exceeds 30 minutes, probably should have the battery drain more in combat.

[Lucius Cypher]

A battle perhaps. Less so if say, Asahi has to get there. Combat and running long distances are both just as intensive in the suit, granted one is less lethal then the other.

While I know their powers can't compare, I gave Asahi's armor a hard one hour limit for much the same reason All Might has roughly three hours (or less) on his: it's so that it can't be inside of it all the time. The power is going to be used regardless if Asahi is active or idle in his suit, so he can't just waste time standing around doing nothing for most of it.

And if I go with your suggestion that the power drains if he's more active, then hobble his time to thirty minutes, against a foe that Asahi can't overpower immediately (which is a lot more then you'd think since the Guardian One isn't made for big damage), he'll last maybe ten minutes against a foe he can't defeat. And that's assuming he didn't already use up most of his power just getting to the fight, like if he is on patrol through the city during a class lesson or something.

Kinda hard to be the party tank when you're only useful for about ten minutes.its about as bad as Deku's One for All except Asahi doesn't break his limbs everything he dons the suit. and the Guardian One isn't nearly as powerful as Deku's One For All when it's in use either. The Guardian One is made for endurance, and ideally it does a good job at it.

[NightmareInd]

Seems fine then, you make some pretty good arguments so let's keep it as it is.

[Lucius Cypher]

Grazti. Is it okay to post him in the character tab?

[Kalas]

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"No need for introductions, since I won't remember anyways."

Karma Tenshin

Age: 17

Gender: Male

Appearance: Karma is somewhat of a physical specimen. He has driven his body to its' athletic peak and continues to do so through rigorous training and various sports activities, with his favourite pastime being basketball in order to aid with his accuracy, stamina and jumping capabilities. As such, Karma often adorns himself in baggy sportswear so that he is ready to go at a moment's notice. Staple items of clothing are his sleeveless hoodies, of which he has several, each with differing colours and designs. He is also never seen without sweatbands on his wrists. An accessory that he often colour-coordinates with his sweatpants.

He views the world through his deep, brown eyes which is often a redeeming quality for members of the opposite sex. His bleached-white hair manifested along with his Quirk, though the reason for this is quite unknown. During prior medical assessments, it has been surmised that the manifestation of his Quirk simply triggered the rapid activation of his melanocyte-clock, causing the premature graying of his hair.

He possesses a single scar on his left cheek that he received sometime during childhood. It doesn't bother him, however, he refuses to talk about how he got it.

Hero Outfit

Quirk - Jack In The Box
Karma has the has ability to manipulate and crystallize dust particles in the air in order to create crystal-like boxes that can be used as a means of attack, defense and mobility.

Mobility
Karma can create a box that he uses to fly around. However, during highly stressful situations, Karma prefers to create a series of small boxes that act as stepping stones, which he can spring off of from any direction.

Defense
Karma materializes large wall-like boxes or smaller, more personal boxes that actually encompass him to protect him from harm and absorb damage.

Attack
Karma can launch small projectile boxes towards an opponent to shatter against them or create large boxes to try and crush his opponent. He can also attempt to capture them inside a box, preventing their escape or negating an attack.

Special Moves

• Not Yet Learnt
• Not Yet Learnt

Backstory

Supporting Characters

Other

This weekend has been hectic but I should have my sheet done by tonight.