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Name: Wakana Toko
Age” 17
Appearance:
Wakana is fairly average for a Japanese girl for her age as far as her height and weight go. Her hair is usually tied into braids. For outfit, if she's not wearing her school uniform she'll wear unrevealing clothes and cover up. She'd have a rather pretty face if she tried to make herself up a bit but she doesn't really care about that sort of thing.
Personality:
Wakana has a calm demeanor for the most part. In the classroom one can expect she’s reading a book on break and paying attention during lessons. Most people would mostly be interested in not talking to her since she seems very standoffish and the few that do talk to her tend to be oddballs themselves.
That aside, she can be rather crude. She’ll tell people if they are acting stupid or if she thinks they are usually in a casual manner. Especially so for people she has contempt for which includes people that she feels has a bad attitude or doesn’t deserve what they have. She can feel very bitter against people as a whole and likes to hold grudges.
If there’s anything she enjoys, it would be mystery novels and things that make one think.
History:
Wakana belongs to a fairly normal Japanese family. Her parents want her to succeed in education though it’s for their own selfish bragging rights rather any real care for her. She realized this from a young age and she was fairly aware of the world around her and found her lot in life uninteresting. The only thing she seemed to be good for was studying and figuring out problems.
Into middle School she kept at it. It was about this time she wanted more human interaction so she tried to talk to classmates. She was rather unsuccessful, finding herself insulting others more than talking. It gave her a strange niche in class as the rude girl at the top of the class rankings. Through-out middle school, she worked on her conversation skills and they got somewhat better. She wasn’t off-handedly insulting people all the time now.
As she became a High Schooler, Wakana mellowed out a bit more. She can hold casual conversations but she still has a standoffish aura about her. During breaks and such, if she’s not talking to the one or two friends she has in the school, she’ll typically be seen reading a new mystery novel or something of the sort.
Other:
Name: Tinkermon
Level: Rookie
Personality:
Tinkermon likes to have fun and play pranks on people that annoy her. She can keep a low profile if she really wants to but all in all she just wants to have fun. Whatever that might entail though she is fairly protective of her friends. She has reservations about Digivolving.
Name: Wakana Toko
Age” 17
Appearance:
Wakana is fairly average for a Japanese girl for her age as far as her height and weight go. Her hair is usually tied into braids. For outfit, if she's not wearing her school uniform she'll wear unrevealing clothes and cover up. She'd have a rather pretty face if she tried to make herself up a bit but she doesn't really care about that sort of thing.
Personality:
Wakana has a calm demeanor for the most part. In the classroom one can expect she’s reading a book on break and paying attention during lessons. Most people would mostly be interested in not talking to her since she seems very standoffish and the few that do talk to her tend to be oddballs themselves.
That aside, she can be rather crude. She’ll tell people if they are acting stupid or if she thinks they are usually in a casual manner. Especially so for people she has contempt for which includes people that she feels has a bad attitude or doesn’t deserve what they have. She can feel very bitter against people as a whole and likes to hold grudges.
If there’s anything she enjoys, it would be mystery novels and things that make one think.
History:
Wakana belongs to a fairly normal Japanese family. Her parents want her to succeed in education though it’s for their own selfish bragging rights rather any real care for her. She realized this from a young age and she was fairly aware of the world around her and found her lot in life uninteresting. The only thing she seemed to be good for was studying and figuring out problems.
Into middle School she kept at it. It was about this time she wanted more human interaction so she tried to talk to classmates. She was rather unsuccessful, finding herself insulting others more than talking. It gave her a strange niche in class as the rude girl at the top of the class rankings. Through-out middle school, she worked on her conversation skills and they got somewhat better. She wasn’t off-handedly insulting people all the time now.
As she became a High Schooler, Wakana mellowed out a bit more. She can hold casual conversations but she still has a standoffish aura about her. During breaks and such, if she’s not talking to the one or two friends she has in the school, she’ll typically be seen reading a new mystery novel or something of the sort.
When the Yokai Incident happened, Wakana was out playing in the yard when something small landed in the ground behind her. The child, curious, walked over to take a look and what did she find but a little fairy.
The little fairy rubbed it’s head and stood up. “Where in the heck am I?” She said, looking around before finally noticing Wakana in front of her. “What the?! I’ve never seen a Digimon like you before!” It said, confused.
“Eh? Digimon?” Wakana questioned back, confused herself.
Tinkermon raised an eyebrow. “You know? Digimon? Digital Monsters?” The little fairy put her hands on her hips and looked around. “This isn’t Never-Ever Land though.”
“Never-Ever Land?” Wakana asked again, even more confused by recent events. “What’s that? Is it an amusement park?”
The little fairy got a sort of laugh out of that and described it best as she could. “It’s a wonderful place filled with fun and friends where you never have to grow up! In a word? Paradise!”
Wakana sort of understood the meaning of Paradise. It was an amazing place that could let one live happily. “That sounds fun! Could I go?” She asked the fairy.
Tinkermon’s lips curled into a smile, “Yes! Of course! It’s a place for all Digimon that don’t want to grow up!” Unsure of what a Digimon was, Wakana just verified that’d she’d love to go. Tinkermon was happy to oblige and started to look around the yard for where exactly she came from and eventually just sat down, tired.
Wakana went into the house and snuck out some food from the pantry for them to snack on. It seemed to make Tinkermon smile and reinvigorated her so she jumped up to look around some more. Soon enough, she seemed to have found something and called Wakana over. “Grab my hand and close your eyes!” The little pixie said. Wakana did just that and it felt like the world around her was different.
“Open, open.” The pixie said. As Wakana did she would see a whole new world. Much like Tinkermon had said, it was a Paradise for a child. Sweets everywhere and so much more that it’s difficult to describe.
Feeling carefree for some reason, Wakana started to skip about and play with Tinkermon. Then they happened about to a bunch of small and soft looking doll things and then they all began to play together. And then, as she started to think about it, a day or so had passed. And then another. And then another. By time she really realized, it had been a week.
It had been a straight week of fun but Wakana felt like she was missing something. Studying? She then stopped playing and started to think. Maybe she should return home.
It was then that another mysterious being showed up. Someone that Tinkermon had called “Petermon”. She introduced her new friend to him. He looked over Wakana for a bit and shook his head. “She’s not a Digimon, Tinkermon.”
This confused everyone in the vicinity as he explained what he thinks happened to Tinkermon. It seemed like she was overloaded with information cause she had a dazed look on her face. It was then that Petermon suggested that since Wakana was not a Digimon, she should probably go back. It was less of a “for her own good” and more of a “get it out of here”.
Tinkermon didn’t quite seem to understand and could only watch as Wakana was evacuated from the premises. “I’ll find you again! Promise!” That was the last thing Wakana heard before she fell into her yard.
The little fairy rubbed it’s head and stood up. “Where in the heck am I?” She said, looking around before finally noticing Wakana in front of her. “What the?! I’ve never seen a Digimon like you before!” It said, confused.
“Eh? Digimon?” Wakana questioned back, confused herself.
Tinkermon raised an eyebrow. “You know? Digimon? Digital Monsters?” The little fairy put her hands on her hips and looked around. “This isn’t Never-Ever Land though.”
“Never-Ever Land?” Wakana asked again, even more confused by recent events. “What’s that? Is it an amusement park?”
The little fairy got a sort of laugh out of that and described it best as she could. “It’s a wonderful place filled with fun and friends where you never have to grow up! In a word? Paradise!”
Wakana sort of understood the meaning of Paradise. It was an amazing place that could let one live happily. “That sounds fun! Could I go?” She asked the fairy.
Tinkermon’s lips curled into a smile, “Yes! Of course! It’s a place for all Digimon that don’t want to grow up!” Unsure of what a Digimon was, Wakana just verified that’d she’d love to go. Tinkermon was happy to oblige and started to look around the yard for where exactly she came from and eventually just sat down, tired.
Wakana went into the house and snuck out some food from the pantry for them to snack on. It seemed to make Tinkermon smile and reinvigorated her so she jumped up to look around some more. Soon enough, she seemed to have found something and called Wakana over. “Grab my hand and close your eyes!” The little pixie said. Wakana did just that and it felt like the world around her was different.
“Open, open.” The pixie said. As Wakana did she would see a whole new world. Much like Tinkermon had said, it was a Paradise for a child. Sweets everywhere and so much more that it’s difficult to describe.
Feeling carefree for some reason, Wakana started to skip about and play with Tinkermon. Then they happened about to a bunch of small and soft looking doll things and then they all began to play together. And then, as she started to think about it, a day or so had passed. And then another. And then another. By time she really realized, it had been a week.
It had been a straight week of fun but Wakana felt like she was missing something. Studying? She then stopped playing and started to think. Maybe she should return home.
It was then that another mysterious being showed up. Someone that Tinkermon had called “Petermon”. She introduced her new friend to him. He looked over Wakana for a bit and shook his head. “She’s not a Digimon, Tinkermon.”
This confused everyone in the vicinity as he explained what he thinks happened to Tinkermon. It seemed like she was overloaded with information cause she had a dazed look on her face. It was then that Petermon suggested that since Wakana was not a Digimon, she should probably go back. It was less of a “for her own good” and more of a “get it out of here”.
Tinkermon didn’t quite seem to understand and could only watch as Wakana was evacuated from the premises. “I’ll find you again! Promise!” That was the last thing Wakana heard before she fell into her yard.
Other:
Name: Tinkermon
Level: Rookie
Personality:
Tinkermon likes to have fun and play pranks on people that annoy her. She can keep a low profile if she really wants to but all in all she just wants to have fun. Whatever that might entail though she is fairly protective of her friends. She has reservations about Digivolving.
Fresh: YukimiBotamon
Moves:
Bubble Blow
In-Training: Nyaromon
Moves:
Tail Whip
Bubbles
Rookie: Tinkermon
Moves:
Speed Nightmare
Nightmare Pandemic
Fairy Powder
Champion: N/A
Ultimate: N/A
Mega: N/A
Moves:
Bubble Blow
In-Training: Nyaromon
Moves:
Tail Whip
Bubbles
Rookie: Tinkermon
Moves:
Speed Nightmare
Nightmare Pandemic
Fairy Powder
Champion: N/A
Ultimate: N/A
Mega: N/A
