| Dec 13, 2011 4:20:20 GMT -5 |
Post by prin on Dec 13, 2011 4:20:20 GMT -5
HIROTO (TOKYO) AKIRA
{ヘイ！そのように私をいじめるしないでください！}
{ヘイ！そのように私をいじめるしないでください！}
I Feel Like We're Summoning The Devil
Nickname/Alias: 東京都 (tokyo);; 変質者 (pervert);;
Gender: 男性 (male)
Character Type: 資本 (capital)
Country or Country of Origin: 日本の (japan)
Canon or Original: キヤノン (canon)
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When I look into all of your stupid faces
I think how fun it will be to pound them into dust
Hair: silver white- blond
Height and Weight: 170 cm & 67 kg
Other Distinguishing Features: The whole man is a distinguishing feature. Just look at his hair and clothes. He has a few scars and burns marks on him as well.
Overall Appearance:
Hiroto is the kind of man you remember seeing afterward. While he is not especially tall or handsome, the way he dresses and carries himself certainly leaves an impression. To start off, the mans hair is white. Since he doesn't look especially old, it's plain to see it's not natural- and it isn't! He takes great care to keep his hair dyed so the natural near black roots don't show. His dress style is also very odd, since he prefers to wear bright festival women's kimonos over normal attire. He claims it's because of his Harajuka, but he was always an odd fellow anyway....
Even so, if one would look past his stranger quirks, he might actually be considered attractive. He is a bit scrawny by most standards, but that doesn't mean 'unfit'. As a lot of his 'conquests' have seen, he has a nice enough build despite his small stature. His face round, but not chubby, making the angles look odd in certain lights. It's because of this he chooses to wear glasses instead of contacts; they make his face look more 'even' in those lights. The length of his hair is for this same reason, since the almost shaggy locks hide parts of his face as well.
A number of shallow cuts crisscross on his upper arms and thighs, as well as burn scars on his back. He likes to keep these covered up. It's not because he's ashamed of the marks on his body, but because he thinks they might be off putting for others to see.
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Man up or I'll beat you with my peace prize!
[li] salty foods
[/li][li] reading
[/li][li] fireworks
[/li][li] cooking
[/li][li] technology
[/li][li] women!
[/li][li] 'conquests'
[/li][li] his manga and anime
[/li][li] trains
[/li][li] smoking (cherry tobacco only!)
[/li][li] froggies
Dislikes:
[/li][li] traps
[/li][li] things that are overly sweet
[/li][li] being rejected
[/li][li] being thought of as weird
[/li][li] nasty grittiness! be cleanly!
[/li][li] men flirting with his women
[/li][li] being around men that are more handsome than himself
Strengths:
[/li][li] multilingual - hiroto can speak many different languages other than the magical nation and capital language they all seem to know and his native japanese. he is most fluent in mandarin and english, but can also speak some choppy italian, spanish and german.
[/li][li] intelligent - even though he acts really stupid, hiroto is actually very smart. smart enough to know that acting like an idiot has it's advantages...
[/li][li] energetic - hiroto is just a big bundle of energy. he rarely gets tired and generally very enthusiastic and chipper about whatever he's doing- even if he doesn't like the activity!
Weaknesses:
[/li][li] a pretty face - he will do anything if he thinks it will help his 'case' with the ladies. anything.
[/li][li] smoking - he's kind of addicted to his cancer sticks. if he doesn't get one after he eats or just when he wants one, he can get a little cranky. at least they don't stink as bad as regular cigarettes; he only smokes one's with cherry flavored tobacco.
[/li][li] annoying - hiroto is obnoxious. no easy or nice way to say it. he doesn't really mean to be, but he tends to wear on people's nerves pretty quickly.
Fears:
[/li][li] fires - the 'blossoms of edo' have wrecked havoc on both his body and his city. it's no wonder that he fears the things.
[/li][li] natural disaster - especially earthquakes, but also floods. they've caused him a lot of grief.
[/li][li] bombs - most of his city was leveled during WW2, so do you blame him for it?
Secrets:
[/li][li] hiroto has a special place in his heart for 'magical girl' anime and manga; it probably has something to with the short skirts they tend to wear. he keeps his collection pretty well hidden and only reads/ watches when he thinks no one will disturb him.
[/li][li] he has a special love of his 'Sugar Tits'. take that how you want too. x3
[/li][li] he's still a little bitter over the bombings of WW2. while he has forgiven, he has not forgotten, and still feels resentful in the mornings when he wakes with aches and pains he should not have.
Any Quirks/Habits:
[/li][li] hiroto is a huge pervert and he's not ashamed of it. ladies, prepare yourselves. x3
[/li][li] he likes to give the special ladies (a.k.a. the other capitals and a few nations) nicknames. when given a nickname, he refuses to call the woman anything else. this is generally very bad for him.....
[/li][li] he loves things that are frog themed. his house is full of little figurines of them and a few of the things he carries around with him (like his wallet) have them printed on it.
[/li][li] he 'talks' with his hands. a habit he picked up from western influence.
Overall Personality:
Hiroto is one of those eccentric characters you meet from time to time. Most of the time it seems like he's some kind of weird cosmic comic relief. To start with, he's kind of loud and obnoxious. It's not that he really means to be, its just how that it happens with his irritatingly sunny attitude and preference for the strange. He's very talkative, which is kind of a bad thing since he looks like he's trying to fly half of the time given his 'hand talk' quirk. At least the fellow is friendly even if he {pretends!} to have no common sense. He's very outgoing and loves to be outside, even more so when with other people. He can be very pushy when he decides to take someone out, not taking 'no' for an answer if they refuse his invitation.
A lot of people think that Mr. Tokyo is an idiot given the way he tends to act, but that's actually far from true. He's really very smart in a variety of subjects, especially engineering. It sometimes shocks people that he acts the way he does, since his Nation is generally so quiet and reserved. The influences of the west just show through more clearly in him that in some other places. Even so, he's still not very touchy- feely with people
Even though he's normally pretty mellow and happy, he does have his serious moments. These happen mostly when he reflects on his past or someone insults him or his country. It's also true that while he may act like a passive wuss, when push comes to shove you'll see he's very skilled in combat. He can be very fierce and brave when he feels he needs too, it's just that he likes playing the fool better.
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I'm the hero!
1457 - The sengoku period. Edo Castle is constructed; Edo is born!
1590 - the momoyama period. Tokugawa Ieyasu leads the castle; he has a new boss
1603 - The edo period. Tokugawa becomes a shogun. Edo grows a lot during this time, even though he's hampered by natural disasters.
1606 - Edo Castle's outer enclosure is finished, marking it as the center of the city.
1657 - the Great Fire of Meireki destroyed much of the city
1668 - another fire ravages the city, this one lasting 45 days.
1707 - The Hoei eruption of Mount Fuji spewed ash on Edo
1721 - Edo's is the world's largest city with an estimated population of 1.1 million
1722 - the Great Meiwa Fire kills an estimated 6,000
1855 - the Great Edo Earthquake causes considerable damage
1860 - increase in political activity that caused unrest
1867 - Tokugawa Yoshinobu caused an end to the shogunate when he surrendered power to the emperor; in short, edo got a new boss.
1868 - the emperor visits edo for the first time. edo castle becomes the imperial palace.
1868 With the Meiji Restoration, the ruler of Japan shifts from the shogun to an oligarchy ruling under the banner of the emperor. On July 17, Emperor Meiji issues the Edict Renaming Edo to Tokyo; he gets a new name!
1871 The feudal domain system is replaced by a prefectural system. Tokyo Prefecture is established out of parts of former Musashi province.
1872 Tokyo Prefecture expands to include what is now the 23 wards.
Tokyo's (and Japan's) first rail line opens between Shimbashi (now Shiodome) and Yokohama
Tokyo National Museum is opened.
1874 Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department is established.
1877 A modern higher education school was opened, forerunner of the University of Tokyo.
1885 The first section of what was to become the Yamanote Line opens between Akabane and Shinagawa Stations. Train stations such as Shibuya and Shinjuku Stations open as a result.
1889 Tokyo City is established with 15 wards.
1893 Three districts from the Tama area of Kanagawa Prefecture are annexed to Tokyo Prefecture
1893 M6.6 Meiji Tokyo earthquake kills 31, injures 157 people
1899 Tsukiji Foreign Settlement is abolished.
1903 The first tram lines was opened.
1905 In protest against the Treaty of Portsmouth after the Russo-Japanese War, the Hibiya Incendiary Incident occurs at Hibiya Park.
1914 Tokyo Station opens.
1920 Meiji Shrine is constructed.
1921 Prime Minister of Japan, Takashi Hara, is assassinated at Tokyo Station.
1923 The Great Kantō earthquake strikes Tokyo, killing approximately 70,000 people.
1925 The Yamanote Line train line loop is completed when the section between Kanda and Ueno Stations is completed.
1927 Tokyo's first subway (Ginza Line) opens between Asakusa and Ueno.
1931 Tokyo Airport opens at Haneda, in southern Tokyo.
1932 Five districts and 82 towns and villages are annexed to Tokyo city which then expands to 35 wards.
1942 Tokyo is bombed in the Doolittle Raid, the first American air raid against Japan in World War II
1943 Tokyo Prefecture and Tokyo city merge to form Tokyo Metropolis or Tokyo-to.
1945 Tokyo was heavily bombed, and much of the city was burned to the ground by USAAF B-29 and other aircraft. Extensive tracts of land were leveled both by explosions and subsequent fires. The damage extends to Hachioji and other cities in western suburbs. From February to March, the Battle of Iwo Jima was fought on Iwo Jima. Due to the heavy death toll and populace fleeing to the countryside, the 1945 Tokyo population was only half that of 1940. From September, Tokyo is under military occupation and governed by the Allied forces, and the Ogasawara Islands (Bonin Islands) was separated to U.S. military occupation. General Douglas MacArthur established the occupation headquarters in what is now the Dai-Ichi Seimei building. The American presence in Tokyo made it an important command and logistics center during the Korean War. Tokyo still hosts Yokota Air Base and a large number of minor U.S. military installations.
1946 The first Central May Day Festival after 1935 was held on the Front Park of Tokyo Imperial Palace.
1947 Tokyo's number of wards is consolidated to 23
Typhoon Kathleen floods eastern Tokyo.
1948 The International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE, Tokyo Trial) is concluded. Seven men were executed.
1950 The Capital Construction Law was passed.
1954 The Marunouchi Line, Tokyo's second subway line, opens between Ikebukuro and Ochanomizu.
1957 Tokyo Metropolitan Government completes Ogochi Dam on the Tama River, creating Lake Okutama in Okutama, in northwest Tokyo for drinking water.
1958 Tokyo Tower is completed.
1961 Hibiya subway line opens between Minami-Senju and Naka-Okachimachi.
1962 The population of Tokyo exceeds 10,000,000, making it the largest city in the world.
The first line of the Shuto Expressway opens for traffic.
1964 Tōkaidō Shinkansen opens on October 1 in time for the Tokyo Olympic Games starting on October 10.
1967 The first (and thus far, only) left-wing Governor, Ryokichi Minobe was elected, with backing by the Japan Socialist Party and Japanese Communist Party.
1968 The Ogasawara Islands (Bonin Islands) are returned to Japan and become Ogasawara Village, Tokyo.
The Tōmei Expressway is opened, and Tokyo Interchange in Setegaya Ward connects it to the center of Tokyo via the Shuto Expressway.
1971 In the south-western area of Tokyo, Tama New Town accepts its first residents.
1972 Almost all 181 km of Tokyo Toden tram lines are closed, except a short part, now the Toden Arakawa Line.
1977 Tachikawa Air Force Base reverts to Japan and converted partially into a park.
1978 New Tokyo International Airport (Narita International Airport) in Chiba Prefecture opens. Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport) then serves mainly domestic flights.
1979 The 5th G7 summit is held in Tokyo. The conservative Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) recovers the post of governor, with the win of Shunichi Suzuki in elections.
1985 New Ryōgoku Kokugikan opens, used for Sumo.
1986 The bubble economy starts with land prices skyrocketing. Mount Mihara volcano erupts, forcing all residents of Izu Ōshima to temporarily evacuate the island
1988 Tokyo Dome indoor baseball stadium opens.
1989 Emperor Hirohito (Emperor Showa) dies in the Tokyo Palace.
1990 The bubble economy collapses, triggering a massive fall in Tokyo land prices.
1991 The new Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku is completed. The office is moved from Yūrakuchō.
1993 Rainbow Bridge is completed. It supports the development in the waterfront area on the Tokyo Bay, Odaiba.
1995 On March 20, the Aum Shinrikyo cult spread Sarin nerve gas on the Tokyo subway system; 12 people were killed and thousands affected. Newly-elected Tokyo governor Yukio Aoshima cancels the "World City Expo" that was to be held in 1996 in the Odaiba waterfront area.
1999 Conservative Shintaro Ishihara is elected Governor of Tokyo
2000 The Oedo subway line opens.
Due to volcanic eruption all residents of Miyakejima evacuate; cannot return until 2005.
2001 Studio Ghibli opens its Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, the eastern of Tama area.
2003 Shintaro Ishihara is reelected Governor of Tokyo. Roppongi Hills opens.
2005 Tsukuba Express railway line opens.
2007 Completion of Tokyo Midtown (currently the city's tallest high-rise building) and the Tokyo Metro Line 13.
2008 Tokyo 2016 Olympic bid is submitted to the IOC. Tokyo Metro begins the operation of its Fukutoshin Line. The length of subway network is nearly 400 km.
2011 Completion of Tokyo Sky Tree, Japan's tallest structure (634m high displacing the CN Tower in Toronto as the world's tallest free-standing structure). Completion of the renovation of Tokyo Station.
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You've got it backwards! Backwards!
Hurry up and throw it! If you don't hurry up and throw it, you'll go "boom"!
do i have to do it again? D:
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I Summon thee from far away lands, come forth!
You called?
Timezone: that one that i can't remember what it's called right now. >.<
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