Tommy the Green Dragon Ranger
Full Name: Tomoyasu “Tommy” Miyazoko
Age: 17
DOB: July 29th, 2007
POB: Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, California, United States
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 174 lbs
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Dark Brown
Voice: John Cho’s Spike Spiegel from the live action Cowboy Bebop
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Example 2Theme: Go Green Ranger Go (Metal Cover) Special Talents & Skills
Fluent in English, Japanese, & Spanish (Speak, Read, & Write)
Unwavering Charisma (Charming, Persuasive, & Confident)
Mixed Martial Arts Training (Moderate)
Gifted Musician (Singing, Songwriting, Electric Guitar)
Inherited Culinary Techniques (Traditional Japanese Cuisine)
Scanned Lifeforms
Green Dragon
Air Sylph
Mystic Cheetah
Powers & Abilities
Green Pyrokinesiss
Aerokinesis
Enhanced Speed, Agility, & Reflexes
Weapons & Gear
Green Dragon Nanosuit(about the size of a belt buckle when compressed, rapidly spreads out and covers the entire body when activated)
Dual Dragon Daggers(short twin blades that can channel Dragonfire abilities)
Dragon Master Sword(the two Daggers can fuse together to form a longer blade for greater control of the channeled powers)
Green Zord Booster Mech(mechanical exosuit that further enhances power output)
Biography
Tommy was born into an interracial household, his father being of Japanese descent, his mother Irish-American. While there was warmth and love aplenty in his home, at school, it was a different story. He found himself the target of racism and discrimination, and a handful of kids claiming to be gangmembers tormented him incessantly. After receiving a broken arm from one of these beatings, the young boy became determined to learn how to defend himself, and started taking Karate classes.
By the time Tommy had reached his teens, his dedication to training his mind and body had earned him not only a blackbelt in Karate, but varying levels of proficiency in a handful of other disciplines as well, such as Kickboxing, Judo, Muay Thai, Lethwei, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Krav Maga. His obsession with learning as many aggressive fighting styles as possible began to concern his parents, and he often spent entire weekends traveling around the Los Angeles area to seek out various instructors, some of whom would outright refuse to teach him further upon realizing how much anger he had pent up.
Despite all this training, he had not lifted a hand against the bullies who continued to torment him and his friends, wanting to savor the anger and waiting to strike until he felt confident enough that he could sufficiently harm his abusers. He was harboring increasingly dark and violent thoughts, deriving joy from the thought of making those punks bleed and punishing bullies everywhere.
That all came to a boiling point when Tommy was thirteen, after one of their tormentors came after him and his friends in the park with a baseball bat, threatening to smash their knees if they didn’t hand over their lunch money. This was the final straw, and the young martial artist finally unleashed his fury, severely wounding all six of their attackers with his bare hands. He then kicked the leg of the boy who had carried the bat, giving the punk a limp that would plague him for the rest of his life.
In the aftermath of the conflict, Tommy was sent to juvenile detention as a result of his unnecessary brutality, and ordered to undergo counseling and anger management. His parents were horribly disappointed in him, and his father scolded him for using martial arts for vengeance. This all had a profound effect on the boy, and by the time he was released from state custody a few months later, his entire outlook had shifted. He began implementing breathing techniques and meditation into his daily routine, as well as focusing on less harmful martial arts, such as Tai Chi and Aikido.
To help his recovery, his parents moved away from Little Tokyo and settled in a much nicer suburb of Los Angeles, Angel Grove. Once in his new home, he committed himself to changing his life and helping others, and began an after school program at the Youth Center for bullied kids to learn non-violent self defense. He also engaged in a number of charitable community service activities, such as clean-ups and fundraisers for various causes. His parents were visibly proud of the transformation their son had undergone, and he became quite popular around the neighborhood.
The following Autumn, he began his freshman year at Angel Grove High, making a number of friends with his consistently upbeat and kind personality, chief among them Finn Logan. The two boys formed a strong bond, often working out together at the Youth Center. It was there they eventually met Helia Chilman, who joined their “adventuring party,” as they called it, whether that was hiking in the woods or helping out their local community.
In addition to his time training and instructing his self-defense classes, Tommy had begun dabbling in computers and video games, and got to a point where he considered himself relatively tech-savvy. He also learned to sing, write songs, and shred electric guitar, though his never-ending martial arts education was always his greatest passion.
Up until the Summer he turned seventeen, his life had been fairly normal by human standards. But after attending a fundraiser at Amber Beach Dinosaur Museum, the lives of Tommy and his friends would drastically change forever...
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