Post by The Smash Master on Jul 23, 2008 15:46:47 GMT -5
The last of my Hellsing OCs, this is gonna be a long profile. Oh, and for anyone who wants to make Schrodinger or any other members of Millenium, she only thinks they're dead. They could return... Do I have any takers?
The plot that Cho is part of is made by Dark, also known as Alucard, of Das Tier In Mir, which will be in our affiliate list when we make our own banner. It's pretty much World War III in the land of Hellsing. A new leader, Silver, is rule of Millenium and he's infusing Alucard's DNA within his troops. I take no credit for the plot, just for this character.
Name: Cho Arashi (Once Hinata Ayame)
Nickname(s): The Childish Reaper
Age: 1758, but that's Chronological age. Biologically, due to immortality, she's 16.
Height: 5'10
Weight: 110 pounds
Gender: Female
Orientation: Bi
Race: Vampire
Class: Millenium's Experiment
Religion: No Religion
Alliance: Evil
Franchise: Hellsing
Appearence:
Cho's hair is a fiery crimson red. Despite her Japanese heritage, it works well when she wants to infiltrate England as an Irish woman due to her shapeshifting ability. The front parts of her hair run just before touching her eyes. Any loose strands that ran to her sockets are pulled out. The side of her hair runs past her face and down her shoulders. The back of her hair, however, shows how long she's let it grown. It goes down from her head straight to the upper parts of her buttocks.
Her hair is thin, not too thick. She combs it often in order to keep its feel silky and smooth. It has an unnatural luster and shine to it that most vampires would notice. Questions, however, were never answered. She feels that no vampire should be too vain as to want to keep their hair like hers. She has, however, been called a queen too often because of it.
Cho has no eyes. She was there to see Schrodinger's suicide in order to lock Alucard away in a paradox that was supposed to have left him unaware of himself and never to return. However, when Alucard gained awareness of himself, he was able to return. Upon seeing that Alucard had returned and her love had died in vain, Cho had become so enveloped in such an angry despair-ridden state that she had cut out her own eyes in fury. When asked why, she said she wanted to wipe the sight of her enemy away from her for eternity until such a time as she could see the world without him in it. As such, she has not allowed her eyes to regenerate.
Cho's skin tone adds to the vampiric appearance. She's pale, just like Hitokiri, but even more so. Having locked herself away into the shadows after Schrodinger's death, years of absolutely no sun has wiped the color away from her skin. She's as white as a ghost and would burn very easily if not for her immunity to sunlight and her very resourceful closet which contained sunscreen as much as anything else she needed in order to survive in a human environment.
Cho's body is feminine in build. Her breasts are of a small stature, another reason she keeps her hair so long. She feels that if she were to ever cut it, others would see her as a tomboy. Then again, being bisexual, she might cut it if she ever found a female lover to be pleasing. Her curves are in the right places, however, giving her a sexy stance even when battling. Her anatomy is of a small-medium size. Having never been stretched yet, Cho shys away from sex. After Schrodinger's death, she refuses to be taken. Perhaps she is just seeking another one like Schrodinger.
Cho is not known for her variety in clothing, but one did not be in order to become a well toned warrior in Millenium. Of course, being able to summon clothes upon one's self does help a lot. Still, whenever going out, she prefers to wear her usual outfit. She wears a tan leather jacket over a black undershirt made of cotton. She wears a brown leatherbelt over her dark miniskirt. Her shoes are athletics, black in color.
Even though the former is for most of her encounters, she does have a formal attire. It's like a wedding dress, only without the veil. It's a long white dress that reaches down to her diamond heels. This is the only time she wears any jewelry and she prefers not to wear much at all. She has one ring on each hand, both ruby, and little ruby earrings as well.
Weapons:
Shinigami:
Her trusted Katana passed down to her when her blood-father died. She named it Shinigami when she became a vampire. This katana had been the taker of so many lives. So many souls that were a part of her had been injured by this blade. She found it an irony that she was able to take so many lives that she called her blade Shinigami just because of that. The blade itsself is always cleaned after a fight and polished to a fine sheen. She had it repaired and bettered during the Kamakura Period. The metal is of a strong iron found only in Japan. The sheath is made of strong bamboo wood.
Death's Creation:
Another mockery, this time at how humans blamed guns for everything. Humans were the ones who pulled the trigger, but lets just blame inanimate objects anyway. Death's Creation is Cho's revolver. The handle is reinforced with an iron grip. The hammer must be pulled back before the trigger is pulled to fire the bullet. The gun is built to absorb recoil and shock. The bullets themselves are of a silver color blessed in order to wipe out weak vampire enemies. They are, however, of a flash kind. Upon striking an enemy, they explode with a bright light that may blind enemies that aren't wearing dark sunglasses at the time. Because she is already "blind" and has no eyes, she is unaffected.
Appearance Style: She materializes from the shadows and appears with a grimace on her face.
Special Moves
B: Slice And Dice - Cho charges up her sword and can hold the energy in like DK or Samus. When she unleashes it, she slashes her sword in such a way that multiple slashes are issued upon the enmy.
Up B: Dive - Cho dives upward in an attempt to dodge attacks aimed for her.
Down B: Death's Creation - Cho shoots down at the floor. Anyone close to her will be stunned if hit.
Side B: Throat Slice - Cho dashes out. If she strikes the enemy, she darts behind him, grabs his throat, and slices it open.
Final Smash: True Awakening - Cho's emotions erupt and her full powers come forth. Her special moves are no longer limited and she can use her full power for 20 posts. However, she's not invulnerable still, so you can still try to knock her out.
Taunts
Up Taunt: She does the Hitler Salute. Very classic.
Down Taunt: She shows her enemy the sockets she has for eyes.
Side Taunt: She pulls a plushie of Schrodinger from her pocket and huggles it before putting it back.
Personality: Cho was once a very childish, unpredictable girl. Back in her past days, she would be many emotions and say many things. Due to an accident a long time ago in which she lost her memory, she came to think that the Major was her father and Rip Van Winkle was her mother, making the rest of Millenium her family. But with most of her family destroyed, Cho is now a quiet, secluded girl. She prefers to say nothing and listen to her father. She has a fierce hatred for Silver, believing he could never replace the Major as leader of Millenium.
Cho had fallen in love with Schrodinger some time after Dok had created him, even going so far as to dub him with the nickname Squishy. As time passed, the two got closer and closer. But then Schrodinger took his own life to kill Alucard. Cho had become a little upset, but thought Schrodinger died for something and was happy about that. However, when Alucard came back, Cho flew into an uncontrollable rage and fury. Nothing could quench her. She took the lives of some of the minor, expendable vampires in Millenium's troops before gouging out her own eyes. This was before Silver became leader of course.
With Schrodinger and most of her "family" dead, Cho is a sad figure. She rarely shows emotions anymore, meaning her powers are locked away in her subconscience. The people in Millenium know that to force them open means almost certain death, but if released, Cho would probably bring about the end of those that forced them out. Unless, of course, Cho can fall in love again. But heartbroken after Schrodinger's death, Cho has become undesirable. People look at her and think she's a girl who needs to kill herself. The sad thing is... she wanted to. But she's smart. She knows she cannot, no matter how hard she tries.
History: Cho was born in 250 AD during the beginning of Japan's Kofun period. However, her name was not Cho Arashi back then. It was Hinata Ayame, sunflower iris or iris facing the sun. Things back then were so different from what they are now. During the Kofun period, there were Chinese and Korean immigrants coming into Japan. In the Ayame Clan, there were all sorts of races there. But Hinata did not discriminate against them. She loved them all and viewed them as her friends. But as they grew up, around her teen years, Cho noticed a growing attraction towards one of her friends in particular, a Chinese boy with dark eyes and pale skin. She felt a deep connection with him and decided to try and become his lover. AD 266 brought her death, however, as the boy turned out to be a Midian who was much older then she thought. He turned her and made her his fledgling. Then he fed her his blood and left her to die a newborn. The hunters would surely pick her off, right?
Wrong. When Hinata woke up, surrounded by hunters, she killed them all. As a child with no discipline, she was out of control and not much could stand in her way. She hunted the boy down and killed him, drinking more of his blood. She then fled to the shadows with every victim she took and it stayed like this under the end of the Kofun period in the year AD 538, which brought about the Asuka period.
The Asuka period brought about the religion Buddhism. Hinata one day invaded a church of Buddha to see what it was about. She was forced to kill everyone there, but found the religion very interesting. By the time she had studied the religion, she had become a more peaceful person. She knew she had to kill to survive, but killed and ate only what she needed, no longer going overboard. However, she still fled the sun. She could not come out in the middle of it, so she never got to see some of Japan's cultural arts.
When the Asuka period ended, she had fled. Stowawaying on a ship that was traveling to the Asian mainland, she managed to get to China, which was in the middle of the Tang Dynasty. She found China to much more fair then Japan at this point. The Chinese Emperor, Gaozu, had enacted the Equal Field Systam into their government. By her needs, though he did not know of her being a vampire, Hinata managed to get a home. When the rebellions that would mark the ending of the Tang Dynesty started happening around a hundred years laters, however, they came to burn her, realizing what she was. She fled once more. By this time, she was old enough that the sun could not do much against her.
For years, she travelled through multiple countries, blind to the World's changes around her, leaving her in an uneducated state from what she once knew. The American Revolution, The French and Indian War, The Revolutionary Period, The Golden Ages... They all were unnoticed by Cho. But as she made it to Germany, World War I was starting. She managed to learn a couple of things from other soldiers who she managed to seduce and learned of the World's Changes. When Germany was defeated and the Nazi party was formed, Hinata joined. But then a series of unfortunate events happened that led to the discovery of her being a vampire. Fortunately for her, a man by the name of Montana Max was interested in what she was, but despite her strength, blunt trauma to the head by bullets shot into her head at rapid fire was enough to commit amnesia upon her. Hinata was no more.
When she awoke, she was introduced to Major Montana Max of Millenium. In a childish mindset, she called him father. He did not protest, but merely asked if she would work for Millenium. So she agreed. She came to learn about the other members of Millenium such as Rip Van Winkle, who she then dubbed mother because of how she acted around the Major. The Dok and Hans became uncles and Zorin became an aunt, though she almost became an uncle at first. In 1944, however, Walter and Alucard came. Her family and she just managed to escape. During their time reccuperating, Rip Van Winkle actually formed a motherly bond with the now nameless vampire girl. Upon finding her nameless, given the fact she was Japanese, she named her Cho for butterfly and Arashi because it seemed to sound nice. However, when they came to find Cho had no powers, things were confusing. It wasn't until the Dok created Schrodinger that they found out her powers were locked away within her subconscience. With no knowledge on how to unlock them, the Major was about to get rid of Cho when suddenly, in the middle of a spar with Zorin, Cho threw her through the wall. She had been in the head of the battle and they found during that that deep emotions unlocked the powers inside of Cho.
Growing up in her thousands, she still believed she was a teenager, so it was no shock when she came to fall in love with Schrodinger. He was a catboy, among one of the cutest creatures she had ever seen in her life, and she dubbed him Squishy. Being unpredictable, she could annoy him a lot and make him happy all the same... Then Jan and Luke Valentine were sent to attack Hellsing and failed. Millenium was found out once again after some research done by the Hellsing team.
Another series of unfortunate events happened. Tubalcain died, Rip Van Winkle died, Schrodinger and Cho fell in love (the only fortunate event it seems), Zorin died, Walter was brainwashed and came back to Millenium, also given a younger body to work with, and then the worst happened. In an attempt to silence Alucard forever, Schrodinger took his own life. When Alucard absorbed the blood, he was supposed to be locked in a paradox, having gained Schrodinger's ability to be everywhere and nowhere as long as he remained aware of himself, but losing awareness of himself in his sea of souls. When told of this nose, Cho was upset beyond belief, but she said that Schrodinger gave his life to defeat Millenium's greatest enemy.
But Alucard returned and attacked again. Enraged by how he survived even after her love gave his life to destroy the Nosferatu, she nearly went insane. She ranted and rampaged, killing her "weak" comrades, before she was stopped by the Major. Being unable to kill anything else, she took her own eyes to "rid her sight of that wretched being Alucard forever." A lot has changed within the present years of Millenium. With Silver taking leadership, Cho feels dissapointed. She wants only to follow her "father" for the rest of eternity, not some Midian she didn't know. She hates Silver, and she especially hates him for forcing the wretched Alucard's DNA into her. Despite how stronger she's become, she feels impure and disgusting. Now she awaits her father's command... or the command of the one she hates.
The plot that Cho is part of is made by Dark, also known as Alucard, of Das Tier In Mir, which will be in our affiliate list when we make our own banner. It's pretty much World War III in the land of Hellsing. A new leader, Silver, is rule of Millenium and he's infusing Alucard's DNA within his troops. I take no credit for the plot, just for this character.
Name: Cho Arashi (Once Hinata Ayame)
Nickname(s): The Childish Reaper
Age: 1758, but that's Chronological age. Biologically, due to immortality, she's 16.
Height: 5'10
Weight: 110 pounds
Gender: Female
Orientation: Bi
Race: Vampire
Class: Millenium's Experiment
Religion: No Religion
Alliance: Evil
Franchise: Hellsing
Appearence:
Cho's hair is a fiery crimson red. Despite her Japanese heritage, it works well when she wants to infiltrate England as an Irish woman due to her shapeshifting ability. The front parts of her hair run just before touching her eyes. Any loose strands that ran to her sockets are pulled out. The side of her hair runs past her face and down her shoulders. The back of her hair, however, shows how long she's let it grown. It goes down from her head straight to the upper parts of her buttocks.
Her hair is thin, not too thick. She combs it often in order to keep its feel silky and smooth. It has an unnatural luster and shine to it that most vampires would notice. Questions, however, were never answered. She feels that no vampire should be too vain as to want to keep their hair like hers. She has, however, been called a queen too often because of it.
Cho has no eyes. She was there to see Schrodinger's suicide in order to lock Alucard away in a paradox that was supposed to have left him unaware of himself and never to return. However, when Alucard gained awareness of himself, he was able to return. Upon seeing that Alucard had returned and her love had died in vain, Cho had become so enveloped in such an angry despair-ridden state that she had cut out her own eyes in fury. When asked why, she said she wanted to wipe the sight of her enemy away from her for eternity until such a time as she could see the world without him in it. As such, she has not allowed her eyes to regenerate.
Cho's skin tone adds to the vampiric appearance. She's pale, just like Hitokiri, but even more so. Having locked herself away into the shadows after Schrodinger's death, years of absolutely no sun has wiped the color away from her skin. She's as white as a ghost and would burn very easily if not for her immunity to sunlight and her very resourceful closet which contained sunscreen as much as anything else she needed in order to survive in a human environment.
Cho's body is feminine in build. Her breasts are of a small stature, another reason she keeps her hair so long. She feels that if she were to ever cut it, others would see her as a tomboy. Then again, being bisexual, she might cut it if she ever found a female lover to be pleasing. Her curves are in the right places, however, giving her a sexy stance even when battling. Her anatomy is of a small-medium size. Having never been stretched yet, Cho shys away from sex. After Schrodinger's death, she refuses to be taken. Perhaps she is just seeking another one like Schrodinger.
Cho is not known for her variety in clothing, but one did not be in order to become a well toned warrior in Millenium. Of course, being able to summon clothes upon one's self does help a lot. Still, whenever going out, she prefers to wear her usual outfit. She wears a tan leather jacket over a black undershirt made of cotton. She wears a brown leatherbelt over her dark miniskirt. Her shoes are athletics, black in color.
Even though the former is for most of her encounters, she does have a formal attire. It's like a wedding dress, only without the veil. It's a long white dress that reaches down to her diamond heels. This is the only time she wears any jewelry and she prefers not to wear much at all. She has one ring on each hand, both ruby, and little ruby earrings as well.
Weapons:
Shinigami:
Her trusted Katana passed down to her when her blood-father died. She named it Shinigami when she became a vampire. This katana had been the taker of so many lives. So many souls that were a part of her had been injured by this blade. She found it an irony that she was able to take so many lives that she called her blade Shinigami just because of that. The blade itsself is always cleaned after a fight and polished to a fine sheen. She had it repaired and bettered during the Kamakura Period. The metal is of a strong iron found only in Japan. The sheath is made of strong bamboo wood.
Death's Creation:
Another mockery, this time at how humans blamed guns for everything. Humans were the ones who pulled the trigger, but lets just blame inanimate objects anyway. Death's Creation is Cho's revolver. The handle is reinforced with an iron grip. The hammer must be pulled back before the trigger is pulled to fire the bullet. The gun is built to absorb recoil and shock. The bullets themselves are of a silver color blessed in order to wipe out weak vampire enemies. They are, however, of a flash kind. Upon striking an enemy, they explode with a bright light that may blind enemies that aren't wearing dark sunglasses at the time. Because she is already "blind" and has no eyes, she is unaffected.
Appearance Style: She materializes from the shadows and appears with a grimace on her face.
Special Moves
B: Slice And Dice - Cho charges up her sword and can hold the energy in like DK or Samus. When she unleashes it, she slashes her sword in such a way that multiple slashes are issued upon the enmy.
Up B: Dive - Cho dives upward in an attempt to dodge attacks aimed for her.
Down B: Death's Creation - Cho shoots down at the floor. Anyone close to her will be stunned if hit.
Side B: Throat Slice - Cho dashes out. If she strikes the enemy, she darts behind him, grabs his throat, and slices it open.
Final Smash: True Awakening - Cho's emotions erupt and her full powers come forth. Her special moves are no longer limited and she can use her full power for 20 posts. However, she's not invulnerable still, so you can still try to knock her out.
Taunts
Up Taunt: She does the Hitler Salute. Very classic.
Down Taunt: She shows her enemy the sockets she has for eyes.
Side Taunt: She pulls a plushie of Schrodinger from her pocket and huggles it before putting it back.
Personality: Cho was once a very childish, unpredictable girl. Back in her past days, she would be many emotions and say many things. Due to an accident a long time ago in which she lost her memory, she came to think that the Major was her father and Rip Van Winkle was her mother, making the rest of Millenium her family. But with most of her family destroyed, Cho is now a quiet, secluded girl. She prefers to say nothing and listen to her father. She has a fierce hatred for Silver, believing he could never replace the Major as leader of Millenium.
Cho had fallen in love with Schrodinger some time after Dok had created him, even going so far as to dub him with the nickname Squishy. As time passed, the two got closer and closer. But then Schrodinger took his own life to kill Alucard. Cho had become a little upset, but thought Schrodinger died for something and was happy about that. However, when Alucard came back, Cho flew into an uncontrollable rage and fury. Nothing could quench her. She took the lives of some of the minor, expendable vampires in Millenium's troops before gouging out her own eyes. This was before Silver became leader of course.
With Schrodinger and most of her "family" dead, Cho is a sad figure. She rarely shows emotions anymore, meaning her powers are locked away in her subconscience. The people in Millenium know that to force them open means almost certain death, but if released, Cho would probably bring about the end of those that forced them out. Unless, of course, Cho can fall in love again. But heartbroken after Schrodinger's death, Cho has become undesirable. People look at her and think she's a girl who needs to kill herself. The sad thing is... she wanted to. But she's smart. She knows she cannot, no matter how hard she tries.
History: Cho was born in 250 AD during the beginning of Japan's Kofun period. However, her name was not Cho Arashi back then. It was Hinata Ayame, sunflower iris or iris facing the sun. Things back then were so different from what they are now. During the Kofun period, there were Chinese and Korean immigrants coming into Japan. In the Ayame Clan, there were all sorts of races there. But Hinata did not discriminate against them. She loved them all and viewed them as her friends. But as they grew up, around her teen years, Cho noticed a growing attraction towards one of her friends in particular, a Chinese boy with dark eyes and pale skin. She felt a deep connection with him and decided to try and become his lover. AD 266 brought her death, however, as the boy turned out to be a Midian who was much older then she thought. He turned her and made her his fledgling. Then he fed her his blood and left her to die a newborn. The hunters would surely pick her off, right?
Wrong. When Hinata woke up, surrounded by hunters, she killed them all. As a child with no discipline, she was out of control and not much could stand in her way. She hunted the boy down and killed him, drinking more of his blood. She then fled to the shadows with every victim she took and it stayed like this under the end of the Kofun period in the year AD 538, which brought about the Asuka period.
The Asuka period brought about the religion Buddhism. Hinata one day invaded a church of Buddha to see what it was about. She was forced to kill everyone there, but found the religion very interesting. By the time she had studied the religion, she had become a more peaceful person. She knew she had to kill to survive, but killed and ate only what she needed, no longer going overboard. However, she still fled the sun. She could not come out in the middle of it, so she never got to see some of Japan's cultural arts.
When the Asuka period ended, she had fled. Stowawaying on a ship that was traveling to the Asian mainland, she managed to get to China, which was in the middle of the Tang Dynasty. She found China to much more fair then Japan at this point. The Chinese Emperor, Gaozu, had enacted the Equal Field Systam into their government. By her needs, though he did not know of her being a vampire, Hinata managed to get a home. When the rebellions that would mark the ending of the Tang Dynesty started happening around a hundred years laters, however, they came to burn her, realizing what she was. She fled once more. By this time, she was old enough that the sun could not do much against her.
For years, she travelled through multiple countries, blind to the World's changes around her, leaving her in an uneducated state from what she once knew. The American Revolution, The French and Indian War, The Revolutionary Period, The Golden Ages... They all were unnoticed by Cho. But as she made it to Germany, World War I was starting. She managed to learn a couple of things from other soldiers who she managed to seduce and learned of the World's Changes. When Germany was defeated and the Nazi party was formed, Hinata joined. But then a series of unfortunate events happened that led to the discovery of her being a vampire. Fortunately for her, a man by the name of Montana Max was interested in what she was, but despite her strength, blunt trauma to the head by bullets shot into her head at rapid fire was enough to commit amnesia upon her. Hinata was no more.
When she awoke, she was introduced to Major Montana Max of Millenium. In a childish mindset, she called him father. He did not protest, but merely asked if she would work for Millenium. So she agreed. She came to learn about the other members of Millenium such as Rip Van Winkle, who she then dubbed mother because of how she acted around the Major. The Dok and Hans became uncles and Zorin became an aunt, though she almost became an uncle at first. In 1944, however, Walter and Alucard came. Her family and she just managed to escape. During their time reccuperating, Rip Van Winkle actually formed a motherly bond with the now nameless vampire girl. Upon finding her nameless, given the fact she was Japanese, she named her Cho for butterfly and Arashi because it seemed to sound nice. However, when they came to find Cho had no powers, things were confusing. It wasn't until the Dok created Schrodinger that they found out her powers were locked away within her subconscience. With no knowledge on how to unlock them, the Major was about to get rid of Cho when suddenly, in the middle of a spar with Zorin, Cho threw her through the wall. She had been in the head of the battle and they found during that that deep emotions unlocked the powers inside of Cho.
Growing up in her thousands, she still believed she was a teenager, so it was no shock when she came to fall in love with Schrodinger. He was a catboy, among one of the cutest creatures she had ever seen in her life, and she dubbed him Squishy. Being unpredictable, she could annoy him a lot and make him happy all the same... Then Jan and Luke Valentine were sent to attack Hellsing and failed. Millenium was found out once again after some research done by the Hellsing team.
Another series of unfortunate events happened. Tubalcain died, Rip Van Winkle died, Schrodinger and Cho fell in love (the only fortunate event it seems), Zorin died, Walter was brainwashed and came back to Millenium, also given a younger body to work with, and then the worst happened. In an attempt to silence Alucard forever, Schrodinger took his own life. When Alucard absorbed the blood, he was supposed to be locked in a paradox, having gained Schrodinger's ability to be everywhere and nowhere as long as he remained aware of himself, but losing awareness of himself in his sea of souls. When told of this nose, Cho was upset beyond belief, but she said that Schrodinger gave his life to defeat Millenium's greatest enemy.
But Alucard returned and attacked again. Enraged by how he survived even after her love gave his life to destroy the Nosferatu, she nearly went insane. She ranted and rampaged, killing her "weak" comrades, before she was stopped by the Major. Being unable to kill anything else, she took her own eyes to "rid her sight of that wretched being Alucard forever." A lot has changed within the present years of Millenium. With Silver taking leadership, Cho feels dissapointed. She wants only to follow her "father" for the rest of eternity, not some Midian she didn't know. She hates Silver, and she especially hates him for forcing the wretched Alucard's DNA into her. Despite how stronger she's become, she feels impure and disgusting. Now she awaits her father's command... or the command of the one she hates.
Assepted