Character
Hanno Futaba
Race: Faerin
Age: 25
Sex: Male
Sexuality: Bisexual
Relationship: Single
Height: 5'0"
Build: Sturdy and Muscular
Reference: Here
Player
Brian Futaba
Nationality: United States
Age: 25
Sex: Male
Sexuality: Bisexual
Relationship: Single
Height: 6'1"
Build: Slender
Reference: Here
Personality
Brian is a very chill guy, that have a very carefree aura surrounding him. Anyone that see him would probably say that he lives in a completely different world, because of his constantly relaxed expression, it almost look like he doesn't go through any daily stress of real life. And it can make someone really surprised when finding him not giving up at all when committed to do something.
He is also very kindhearted and protective, constantly helping people out when they need some help and normally won't think twice before stepping on the way of someone's else trouble. And even with people sometimes getting to use of his kindness and naivety to throw extra work on his back, he seems to not care too much and normally just shrug it off as long as it isn't affecting anyone else.
Becoming Brian's friend isn't hard at all, but unfriending him is almost impossible and he can get extremely clingy on people that he likes, always greeting people he know almost immediatly when having them on sight.
And finally his major characteristic is his huge gluttony, before he got to exercise, he was a chubby glutton. He can dinner and ask for repeats as many times as necessary and the food doesn't even need to taste good, as long as it's edible he's on it and giving him tasty food is probably the easiest way to conquer his heart (And his stomach).
(His Birthday is on October 2nd)
Positive: Heroic, Caring, Determined.
Negative: Glutton, Naive, Clingy.
Background
Brian has been a glutton since he was a small kid, and mixed with his relaxed nature, he became overweight easily. Becoming chubby so early in his life not only gave him some health problems, but also brought to him nicknames like Koala or Panda-boy. Though he never minded it, all those troubles were nothing compared to the heaven that was having a video game to play and snacks to eat, so he always considered those small problems as "worth".
Always fascinated with RPGs, he liked to play heroic adventures, always cheering the satisfying feeling of finishing a RPG. This admiration reflected on the times he was going to play with his classmates, being the first one to raise the hand every time the question: "Who will be the hero?" was asked in make-believe plays.
As all his friends and himself grew up, many things changed, except his gluttony and his attraction to doing the right thing. This fascination was actually responsible for the first time he got into a fight, that happened when he saw his currently best friend getting bullied by three guys, making he step in and get in a fist fight, where he was beaten out hardly because of the number disadvantage and because he was completely out of shape, but at least he was able to save someone.
This was an important event for his life, because after that day he decided he couldn't keep being like that, so he started to exercise and after a few months he was already in a much better shape than he ever was. And his best friend that saved him, gifted him with something that Brian probably wouldn't be able to afford so easily by himself: a VR adapter. That was a big thing to him, as he had heard the many games that could be played with it. Even hearing rumours about a certain game that could use the VR adapter's full potential, though he never actually believed on something like this existing.
This disbelief eventually disappeared, when what was supposed to be just another usual day, Brian received a glitchy email, inviting him to join. "A game without limits, huh..?" He said to himself, before closing his phone and heading to his bedroom and wearing and turning on his VR adapter.
After a long time playing the game, creating bonds and eventually learning the one of the secrets behind the death in the game, Brian found himself stunned yet determined to continue playing and fighting inside of the game, urging to protect those that didn't know about the danger they were in.
The game eventually was blocked and Brian felt a relief that washed his mind. However, Brian couldn't help but feel a pang of worry regarding those that were stuck in game. What would happen to them? The uncanny realism of the game made he believe that they were still alive in some way, by memory or by mind, he truly believed that there was still 'someone' in there.
This haunted his mind for years, and he tried to find a way to get in the game. But no matter what he did, he couldn't find a way to go back... At least, until the game became "available" again.
Without wasting a second, Brian knew he needed to go back into the game, taking his VR device to once again enter in that illegal game, mixed with danger and wonders. The worst part, however, was that he felt some excitement, a thrill that he didn't expect to feel. Perhaps he missed it more than he thought.
Always fascinated with RPGs, he liked to play heroic adventures, always cheering the satisfying feeling of finishing a RPG. This admiration reflected on the times he was going to play with his classmates, being the first one to raise the hand every time the question: "Who will be the hero?" was asked in make-believe plays.
As all his friends and himself grew up, many things changed, except his gluttony and his attraction to doing the right thing. This fascination was actually responsible for the first time he got into a fight, that happened when he saw his currently best friend getting bullied by three guys, making he step in and get in a fist fight, where he was beaten out hardly because of the number disadvantage and because he was completely out of shape, but at least he was able to save someone.
This was an important event for his life, because after that day he decided he couldn't keep being like that, so he started to exercise and after a few months he was already in a much better shape than he ever was. And his best friend that saved him, gifted him with something that Brian probably wouldn't be able to afford so easily by himself: a VR adapter. That was a big thing to him, as he had heard the many games that could be played with it. Even hearing rumours about a certain game that could use the VR adapter's full potential, though he never actually believed on something like this existing.
This disbelief eventually disappeared, when what was supposed to be just another usual day, Brian received a glitchy email, inviting him to join. "A game without limits, huh..?" He said to himself, before closing his phone and heading to his bedroom and wearing and turning on his VR adapter.
After a long time playing the game, creating bonds and eventually learning the one of the secrets behind the death in the game, Brian found himself stunned yet determined to continue playing and fighting inside of the game, urging to protect those that didn't know about the danger they were in.
The game eventually was blocked and Brian felt a relief that washed his mind. However, Brian couldn't help but feel a pang of worry regarding those that were stuck in game. What would happen to them? The uncanny realism of the game made he believe that they were still alive in some way, by memory or by mind, he truly believed that there was still 'someone' in there.
This haunted his mind for years, and he tried to find a way to get in the game. But no matter what he did, he couldn't find a way to go back... At least, until the game became "available" again.
Without wasting a second, Brian knew he needed to go back into the game, taking his VR device to once again enter in that illegal game, mixed with danger and wonders. The worst part, however, was that he felt some excitement, a thrill that he didn't expect to feel. Perhaps he missed it more than he thought.
Occupation: Chef
Special Skills: Cooking and Martial Arts (Specifically Karate and Judo)
Out of Character
Played by: @Chanlye
Player tag: @Hanno Futaba
UI-locked? No
Year 8
IG Original
RL Original
In company, you heart beats with camaraderie. In solitude, it beats louder and faster to the rhythm of dissonance, reminding you of your loneliness. When you are alone (or feeling alone), your heartbeats will torment you. If left unchecked, an Titanius' eye may appear on your chest to ward away your loneliness until you stop feeling that way.
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