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Character: Rippukan Souji
Series: Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger
Character Age: 16
Canon: Once again, the world is in danger, and once again it's up to a team of heroes clad in brightly coloured spandex to save it: The Zyuden Sentai Kyoryugers! Ever since the age of the dinosaurs, the Kyoryugers team have fought the Deboss army: monsters hell bent on destroying Earth, bringing on the ice age while at it, killing all the dinosaurs. So much for that meteor theory. Now with shining new and modern heroes to claim the powers of their predecessors, five youths pick up the pace joining forces with the wise Torin, and the souls of dinosaurs from distant past to vanquish the evil Deboss once and for all.
Despite his colour, the green ranger isn't really a greenhorn. With his cool and composed demeanor, 16-year old high school student Rippukan Souji is a straight-laced voice of reason and a no-nonsense type of person in most situations. Even if it takes him a while to accept the fact that he's stuck with these people that call themselves his friends, he grudgingly does so after a while, and turns out to be sort of a mother hen, though he barely wants to admit it, and can be easily riled up for the sake of his peers. Even if traditional and kind of polite due to his upbringing, he can be kind of standoffish, stubborn and hardheaded, and rarely cracks a smile, (and then sometimes tries to hide it). Despite being the youngest, he's one of the smarter ones in the group, good at offering different types of advice and beating people over the head if they're being idiots. In the end, Souji is a loyal comrade and isn't late to dive in and risk his life for his friends, if need be.
Note: While Deboss is the joint name for the army and it's great leader, "Debo monsters" is the name for the lesser, run of the mill monsters that show up in pretty much every episode.
Sample Entry:
Tell us about yourself in a few words. I don't see why this is necessary, but all right. I'm Rippukan Souji, and I'm a 16-year old high school student. I'm the heir next in line to my family kendo dojo, and as such, I practice kendo, both in school and at home. There, is that enough?
Why are you joining our happy community? Look, I'm not really "joining" your camp. I'm just here to find a friend. I got a letter from my team leader about this place but it didn't say much and to be honest, I have no idea what to expect besides something about dinosaurs and disasters. King isn't someone who'd come up with these kind of things, so I trust him to be right. Anyone could figure out that "disaster" doesn't sound good, and if there's an emergency with dinosaurs of course I'll help fight off any threat. We've fought the Deboss army, so I'm pretty sure we could provide a great deal of support. And "happy camp"? It looks like it's falling apart at the seams...
What do you expect from your camp experience? As I said, I have no idea what to expect, but yelling "Constant vigilance!" at me won't do anything. I'm still not sure what this camp is about, because neither you nor my letter is very informative. But I'll be on guard for anything, and if you won't tell me things, I'll just find out on my own.
...yes, you can stop yelling already.
Do you think you are good in a crisis? Why? I'm better than the average person. I'm used to battle and I fight to protect people who can't, so yes, I'd say I'm good in a crisis.
Speaking of crises. Can you swim? Y/N Yes...?
- Could you still do it under extreme distress? Y/N If I had to, yes, I could do it.
-- While dragging someone else to shore? Y/N Is this some insinuation that it would be needed?
--- While something, let's say a tentacle, tries to drag you under? Y/N All right, unless there is a Debo monster here, this is some stupid joke. And I don't find it funny.
---- How would you handle that situation? Why would there be a tentacle anyway? I don't think there's been a Debo monster with tentacles, so it can't be that. And if there's something sinister in the lake, I'd expect people to not go and swim in it. If some idiots still do, I guess I'll have to deal with it. It's not like I choose who to save and not save. I fight to protect people, so I will.
Do you find these questions increasingly unnerving? Why/Why not? Unnerving might be too simple a word. Try annoying and ridiculous instead. What kind of form is this supposed to be anyway and why do you need to know all of these things? I can understand wanting to know if I can swim or not, but the rest of it makes it sound like you've got your own monsters, or that you need a beach guard.
Do you have any deep personal traumas you might inexplicably be compelled to share in this questionnaire? Please describe. And then you're just jumping from one topic to another. If I have they're none of your business, really. This questionnaire is getting very off track, and I'm starting to think whatever information you've told King isn't reliable, or serious for that matter. If so, I'll just have to beat some sense into him and drag him back home.
If there was a good dog and a criminal both hanging from a cliff and you could only save one, which would you save and why? As I said before, I don't choose who I save. I protect people from harm. But I'd make sure the criminal grabs the dog first, and then I can pull them both up. That way I've technically still only saved one.
What would you consider to be your "soul" animal and why? (this is for purely scientific purposes and will not have consequences during your stay at all. Trust us! :)) I wouldn't trust anyone who puts a smile emote at the end of a sentence like that and call it scientific. It sounds fishy at best, and with all these other questions, I'm not so sure I want to say too much anymore. But fine, I'd have to say Zakutor, because he's my partner dinosaur. A Velociraptor.
Can you perform a flawless headshot? If not, and if your life depended on it, how many hours a week would you be willing to spend on the shooting range? Don't expect me to be Ian and an expert on shooting. I can handle my Gaburevolver, but I'm not a gunman, I'm a swordsman.
... Does it count if I throw my sword? Because I'm pretty sure I could do that.
85.7% | 12 IN | 2 OUT
Series: Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger
Character Age: 16
Canon: Once again, the world is in danger, and once again it's up to a team of heroes clad in brightly coloured spandex to save it: The Zyuden Sentai Kyoryugers! Ever since the age of the dinosaurs, the Kyoryugers team have fought the Deboss army: monsters hell bent on destroying Earth, bringing on the ice age while at it, killing all the dinosaurs. So much for that meteor theory. Now with shining new and modern heroes to claim the powers of their predecessors, five youths pick up the pace joining forces with the wise Torin, and the souls of dinosaurs from distant past to vanquish the evil Deboss once and for all.
Despite his colour, the green ranger isn't really a greenhorn. With his cool and composed demeanor, 16-year old high school student Rippukan Souji is a straight-laced voice of reason and a no-nonsense type of person in most situations. Even if it takes him a while to accept the fact that he's stuck with these people that call themselves his friends, he grudgingly does so after a while, and turns out to be sort of a mother hen, though he barely wants to admit it, and can be easily riled up for the sake of his peers. Even if traditional and kind of polite due to his upbringing, he can be kind of standoffish, stubborn and hardheaded, and rarely cracks a smile, (and then sometimes tries to hide it). Despite being the youngest, he's one of the smarter ones in the group, good at offering different types of advice and beating people over the head if they're being idiots. In the end, Souji is a loyal comrade and isn't late to dive in and risk his life for his friends, if need be.
Note: While Deboss is the joint name for the army and it's great leader, "Debo monsters" is the name for the lesser, run of the mill monsters that show up in pretty much every episode.
Sample Entry:
Tell us about yourself in a few words. I don't see why this is necessary, but all right. I'm Rippukan Souji, and I'm a 16-year old high school student. I'm the heir next in line to my family kendo dojo, and as such, I practice kendo, both in school and at home. There, is that enough?
Why are you joining our happy community? Look, I'm not really "joining" your camp. I'm just here to find a friend. I got a letter from my team leader about this place but it didn't say much and to be honest, I have no idea what to expect besides something about dinosaurs and disasters. King isn't someone who'd come up with these kind of things, so I trust him to be right. Anyone could figure out that "disaster" doesn't sound good, and if there's an emergency with dinosaurs of course I'll help fight off any threat. We've fought the Deboss army, so I'm pretty sure we could provide a great deal of support. And "happy camp"? It looks like it's falling apart at the seams...
What do you expect from your camp experience? As I said, I have no idea what to expect, but yelling "Constant vigilance!" at me won't do anything. I'm still not sure what this camp is about, because neither you nor my letter is very informative. But I'll be on guard for anything, and if you won't tell me things, I'll just find out on my own.
...yes, you can stop yelling already.
Do you think you are good in a crisis? Why? I'm better than the average person. I'm used to battle and I fight to protect people who can't, so yes, I'd say I'm good in a crisis.
Speaking of crises. Can you swim? Y/N Yes...?
- Could you still do it under extreme distress? Y/N If I had to, yes, I could do it.
-- While dragging someone else to shore? Y/N Is this some insinuation that it would be needed?
--- While something, let's say a tentacle, tries to drag you under? Y/N All right, unless there is a Debo monster here, this is some stupid joke. And I don't find it funny.
---- How would you handle that situation? Why would there be a tentacle anyway? I don't think there's been a Debo monster with tentacles, so it can't be that. And if there's something sinister in the lake, I'd expect people to not go and swim in it. If some idiots still do, I guess I'll have to deal with it. It's not like I choose who to save and not save. I fight to protect people, so I will.
Do you find these questions increasingly unnerving? Why/Why not? Unnerving might be too simple a word. Try annoying and ridiculous instead. What kind of form is this supposed to be anyway and why do you need to know all of these things? I can understand wanting to know if I can swim or not, but the rest of it makes it sound like you've got your own monsters, or that you need a beach guard.
Do you have any deep personal traumas you might inexplicably be compelled to share in this questionnaire? Please describe. And then you're just jumping from one topic to another. If I have they're none of your business, really. This questionnaire is getting very off track, and I'm starting to think whatever information you've told King isn't reliable, or serious for that matter. If so, I'll just have to beat some sense into him and drag him back home.
If there was a good dog and a criminal both hanging from a cliff and you could only save one, which would you save and why? As I said before, I don't choose who I save. I protect people from harm. But I'd make sure the criminal grabs the dog first, and then I can pull them both up. That way I've technically still only saved one.
What would you consider to be your "soul" animal and why? (this is for purely scientific purposes and will not have consequences during your stay at all. Trust us! :)) I wouldn't trust anyone who puts a smile emote at the end of a sentence like that and call it scientific. It sounds fishy at best, and with all these other questions, I'm not so sure I want to say too much anymore. But fine, I'd have to say Zakutor, because he's my partner dinosaur. A Velociraptor.
Can you perform a flawless headshot? If not, and if your life depended on it, how many hours a week would you be willing to spend on the shooting range? Don't expect me to be Ian and an expert on shooting. I can handle my Gaburevolver, but I'm not a gunman, I'm a swordsman.
... Does it count if I throw my sword? Because I'm pretty sure I could do that.
85.7% | 12 IN | 2 OUT