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Character: Kaitou Daiki
Series: Kamen Rider Decade
Character Age: 18~19
Canon: Decade is the story of an amnesiac world hobo named Kadoya Tsukasa and his friends. Nothing is known about Tsukasa aside from the fact that he transforms into a plastic suit-clad warrior named Kamen Rider Decade, and that he has to journey through different Rider worlds to collect cards that could grant him powers. Tsukasa and friends use the Hikari Studio to travel between the worlds, where they need to do something to acquire cards. This usually means solving the world's problems through fighting bad guys. There's also a rumor going around that Decade will destroy the worlds if he continues his journey, but no one's really sure about that, except for that one mysterious guy who seems intent to blame everything on Decade.
Enter Kaitou Daiki, a world-hopping treasure thief who only steals the most valuable of things. Though Daiki seems to know Tsukasa, no one knows anything about Daiki. Not that he's particularly helpful, either, because aside from keeping his origins secret, he also travels and acts alone. All he cares about is grabbing the most precious treasure in each world for himself, and he'll do whatever it takes to get it without regard for anyone else. Deceiving, attacking, and/or trolling are some of his favorite tactics. When he realizes he won't gain anything in a battle, don't rely on him sticking around. He just does whatever he wants and goes wherever the treasure is.
One of his stolen treasures can transform him into Kamen Rider DiEnd, and he does also fight evil and stuff, or at least when he's not trolling Decade/other people. So he's not entirely heartless, though any form of good will on his part will always be blanketed by a more selfish reason.
Sample Post:
Okay! So now that I'm in the world of Camp Fuck You Die, I'm going to take its treasure, and you're going to tell me where it is, Director.
Who am I? Who knows? What matters more is that you should cooperate with me, because I've been through a lot of trouble to meet you, including fighting off zombies that attacked me and some campers. Something about the zombies needing to replace their chafing overalls. Come to think of it, I never did know if those campers got out safely and with full clothing intact, but there wasn't any point in me staying with them to fight off zombies. Do you know how many worlds I've crossed that had some form of undead monster? They're not a rare and precious type of creature at all.
You get it now, don't you? I'm not here to make friends, sing happy camp songs, or accept hugs, no matter how insistent those plants are. I'm only after the most valuable treasure in each world, so could you stop being so stubborn and tell me where it is already? Sorry if I'm being rude, but I was born like that. And it's not like you're any better. After all, I know the reason why your fiancé doesn't show himself to you is because you're really uptight and uncooperative, among other things. In fact, your fiancé's alive and has been around camp several times. It's also obvious he's hiding from you, and it's not like I can blame him if you insist on being that way. Now it's up to you if you want to believe me, but I'm always sure about my information, so let's make a deal if you really want it. You'll tell me where I can find the treasure, and I'll tell you where and when your fiancé's going to return. You don't have anything to lose, and I don't have any use for information on your fiancé otherwise, so it will benefit us both, right?
Great! I'm listening... Wait, so the treasure is guarded by someone named Marcy? And that she's somewhat... exceedingly touchy? Well, that's just fine with me; It's nothing I can't take on with my powers. Alright! Since you've told me where to find it, it's time for my part of the deal. Now listen carefully: Actually... I don't know anything about your fiancé. Hey, don't look at me like that; it's not like I said I was trustworthy, and it's also your fault for being so gullible. Shouldn't a director be more careful about giving out confidential information like that? And you even gave it so freely to someone you didn't know at all.
Well! I should get going, and don't try to convince me otherwise, because I alone decide what to do for myself. Now that I know where the treasure is, it's time for me to take it, and not even Marcy's suspiciously enthusiastic tentacles can get in my way!
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Series: Kamen Rider Decade
Character Age: 18~19
Canon: Decade is the story of an amnesiac world hobo named Kadoya Tsukasa and his friends. Nothing is known about Tsukasa aside from the fact that he transforms into a plastic suit-clad warrior named Kamen Rider Decade, and that he has to journey through different Rider worlds to collect cards that could grant him powers. Tsukasa and friends use the Hikari Studio to travel between the worlds, where they need to do something to acquire cards. This usually means solving the world's problems through fighting bad guys. There's also a rumor going around that Decade will destroy the worlds if he continues his journey, but no one's really sure about that, except for that one mysterious guy who seems intent to blame everything on Decade.
Enter Kaitou Daiki, a world-hopping treasure thief who only steals the most valuable of things. Though Daiki seems to know Tsukasa, no one knows anything about Daiki. Not that he's particularly helpful, either, because aside from keeping his origins secret, he also travels and acts alone. All he cares about is grabbing the most precious treasure in each world for himself, and he'll do whatever it takes to get it without regard for anyone else. Deceiving, attacking, and/or trolling are some of his favorite tactics. When he realizes he won't gain anything in a battle, don't rely on him sticking around. He just does whatever he wants and goes wherever the treasure is.
One of his stolen treasures can transform him into Kamen Rider DiEnd, and he does also fight evil and stuff, or at least when he's not trolling Decade/other people. So he's not entirely heartless, though any form of good will on his part will always be blanketed by a more selfish reason.
Sample Post:
Okay! So now that I'm in the world of Camp Fuck You Die, I'm going to take its treasure, and you're going to tell me where it is, Director.
Who am I? Who knows? What matters more is that you should cooperate with me, because I've been through a lot of trouble to meet you, including fighting off zombies that attacked me and some campers. Something about the zombies needing to replace their chafing overalls. Come to think of it, I never did know if those campers got out safely and with full clothing intact, but there wasn't any point in me staying with them to fight off zombies. Do you know how many worlds I've crossed that had some form of undead monster? They're not a rare and precious type of creature at all.
You get it now, don't you? I'm not here to make friends, sing happy camp songs, or accept hugs, no matter how insistent those plants are. I'm only after the most valuable treasure in each world, so could you stop being so stubborn and tell me where it is already? Sorry if I'm being rude, but I was born like that. And it's not like you're any better. After all, I know the reason why your fiancé doesn't show himself to you is because you're really uptight and uncooperative, among other things. In fact, your fiancé's alive and has been around camp several times. It's also obvious he's hiding from you, and it's not like I can blame him if you insist on being that way. Now it's up to you if you want to believe me, but I'm always sure about my information, so let's make a deal if you really want it. You'll tell me where I can find the treasure, and I'll tell you where and when your fiancé's going to return. You don't have anything to lose, and I don't have any use for information on your fiancé otherwise, so it will benefit us both, right?
Great! I'm listening... Wait, so the treasure is guarded by someone named Marcy? And that she's somewhat... exceedingly touchy? Well, that's just fine with me; It's nothing I can't take on with my powers. Alright! Since you've told me where to find it, it's time for my part of the deal. Now listen carefully: Actually... I don't know anything about your fiancé. Hey, don't look at me like that; it's not like I said I was trustworthy, and it's also your fault for being so gullible. Shouldn't a director be more careful about giving out confidential information like that? And you even gave it so freely to someone you didn't know at all.
Well! I should get going, and don't try to convince me otherwise, because I alone decide what to do for myself. Now that I know where the treasure is, it's time for me to take it, and not even Marcy's suspiciously enthusiastic tentacles can get in my way!
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