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I am usually just yet another orthographic corrector. I had many Fan Fic ideas, but ended up only keeping 4 or 5 of them in my mind, and I've never written any in its entirety. Yeah, French people are lazy.
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Tropes that describe Real Life Keitaro:
Fictions created by Keitaro:
Bloodlines
Originally a Yu-Gi-Oh! Fan Fic, this grew up over the years to be a fighting game project. The characters will be described later.
Rain of Fate ~Touhou Chibakushin~
Fan fiction in the Touhou-verse. A breach opens in the sky over all of Gensôkyô, dropping a few people in this world, and recounts the adaptation of the world and the newcomers to one another.
New characters:
Seishi Yamano The human that falls near the Hakurei Shrine after the breach incident. During the trip with Reimu to the human village, she develops her powers, but becomes sick.
??? (To be introduced later)
Inside the Cluster
An original fiction in a closed apocalyptic looking city and its surroundings. The Hero, Saikai, is sick of the setting and sets out to make everything better, but kinship among other revelations will make this a bit more complicated than he expected.
Tropes that apply to the series or all the characters:
The Undergrounders
Beyblade C-Square
A collaboration Fan Fiction about Beyblade. In a world where Bit Beasts are gone for long, the progression of newcomers Mnemosine and Virgil show new technological progress in the form of the Core and the Cell.
Tropes that apply to the whole cast or to the series:
- Adults Are Useless: Every Beyblade series features absent parents, so it's not much of a surprise.
- Aerith and Bob: Downplayed in that most characters have existing names, even if uncommon for some, but then we have names from ancient languages: Mnemosine is the very first, then we get Aella, Aquila and Aelius...
- Cast from Hit Points: The Cell allows you to defy the laws of physics if you're focused enough... but it tires you out, meaning you'll faint if you use it at the max.
- Defeat Means Friendship: Season 1, mostly, especially the first arc.
- Everything's Better with Spinning: Cores and Cells don't work without spinning anyway. As does Beyblade in general.
- Heel Face Turn: In the end, every single Heel has face-turned. Didn't prevent Moby from turning heel though.
- Ki Attacks: Just about every fight that's after the Greek Arc with someone who hasn't a preferred element.
- Magic from Technology: The Cell is mostly electronic, and makes you able to shoot fireballs, among other things.
- Personality Powers: Pretty much invoked, considering the Cell allows you to do just about what you want.
- Power Crutch: The Cell, while it's spinning.
- Power Levels: Zin gives those to just about everyone at a point of the story.
- Serious Business: What Moby, among others, want to change the Beyblade into. Heinrich and Zin succeed.
- Shaping Your Attacks: Everyone who is defined by a motif.
- Stealth Pun: WBF heads Moby and Dick.
- Thought-Controlled Power: The Cell's fuel is your brain, in a metaphysical way, of course.
New concepts:
Power Multiplier
Circle Core
Zin's creation. The Core emits radiations that multiplies the blades' performances, drastically powering them up. Its effectiveness depends on the heart pulse rate and the amount of adrenaline of its user.
Tropes associated with the Circle Core:
Characters
Loads and loads of them. Each folder contains the characters for one team. (Note: I only describe my characters, roughly half the actual cast.)
Unica
Team Monaco
Tropes that apply to the team:
- Dream Team: A team that is built with 4 at-least-quarter-finalists of the world championship. Marco and Paul quickly assemble the 4 individuals into a full-blown team.
- Heroic BSOD: Except Coach Paul, everyone gets one of them, for various reasons, and suffer more or less from it.
- Multinational Team: Hopefully they're all officially from Monaco thanks to Moby, but that's what you get when you make a team with a Greek girl, and three guys who are Norvegian, French and Japanese.
- Super Team: Subverted, for Mnemosine is unable to win, first because Paul keeps her away from the battles, then because antagonists get the Core and thus outmatch her easily... until the beginning of the French arc, when Marco stops Beyblade for a while, so there is always one flaw in the team.
Amnesiac Chosen One
Mnemosine
The heroine of the series. Originally dropped by Zin on top of a flat with highly-advanced technology to see how it stands, she ended up (still thanks to Zin) winning the incoming World Championship without doing anything, even seemingly easily defeating Erik, the current undefeatable world champion. The formation of Team Monaco by Moby ruins Zin's plans for her as she's forced into different tournaments. Her main problems are the inability to speak anything else than Ancient Greek (making her essentially mute), her abysmal willpower, and later her discovery of her link with Zin.
Tropes associated with Mnemosine:
- Amnesiacs Are Innocent
- Anti-Hero: She's totally ineffectual, being devoid of willpower at the beginning. Borderlines on Token Evil Teammate when her memories start to come back... but quickly averts it.
- Anti-Magic: Seems to be the only one to think of it.
- Attack Reflector: From Season 2.
- Badass Adorable
- Beware the Quiet Ones
- The Chosen One: Chosen by Zin, not by God, but qualifies at the beginning of the plot.
- Curtains Match the Window: Silver hair, silver eyes.
- Cute Mute: Not technically mute, but quiet and unable to get herself understood. As a completely mad thing she's done, what about early in the Japan Arc, when she pops up in the (naked) boys' room (believing it to be the team's room) and was about to strip herself before Ryuunosuke stops her and sends her to her room with Paul showing up? Talk about an awkward situation.
- Emotionless Girl: What she starts as.
- Flashback Nightmare: Gets some of these during the Greek Arc.
- Fragile Speedster -> Lightning Bruiser
- Hates Being Touched
- High Hopes Zero Talent: When Paul gets the Core out of her blade for the first time, she's completely hopeless and even loses to him.
- Jail Bait: Despite her non-revealing clothing, she's stacked for a 12-year-old. She LOOKS 12. She Really Was Born Yesterday in episode 1.
- Loser Protagonist: Gets hit hard by this: she never won a single match from the World Championship the end of the Greek Arc... roughly 3/4ths of Season 1. Yeah, THAT's a champion! And by the way, at the beginning of season 2, the guy who defeats her is NOT the team's leader, he's the weakest of them all.
- Mysterious Waif
- No Social Skills: Even starts with no skill at all!
- Parental Abandonment: Zin, who is her father figure for the first episode, can't get her back to him. Note that Mnemosine is a clone of his dead daughter and you got it played straight if not for that it's not done on purpose.
- Socially Awkward Hero
- Stoic Woobie: She's the center of all kinds of attentions in season 1 (generally oppressive ones), and she knows it from feelings, but don't expect her to show that she knows. Noone would understand anyway. Eventually evolves to Iron Woobie at the beginning of the French Arc.
Eternal Second
Marco
World's eternal n°2 and close friend of Erik, Marco enters the tournament to finally beat him after undergoing Training from Hell. Gets eventually beaten by Virgil's Miracle Shooter despite the fact that even Erik recognized Marco would've given him some tough time, if not even outright beat him. His defining trait is his Hot Blooded cheerfulness. He's extremely liked by the public and proves his status as one of the strongest about everywhere in the story, except in the French Arc, for obvious reasons.
Tropes associated with Marco:
Collected Dragon
Ryuunosuke
Coming from Japan to make a surprise rise in the ranks after being one of the 100 Bladers defeated by Erik, his plans end up completely spoiled by his close defeat a the hands of Vlad. Often benefits from surprise effects for being fairly normal compared to the other two juggernauts (Marco and Raimund) or the controversial Mnemosine, and proves himself an excellent all-around beyblader.
Tropes associated with Ryuunosuke:
Juggernaut from the Cold
Raimund
Former member of world's Top10, he moved to Russia to train several years before the plot starts. Comes back to regain his rank, but got unlucky and faces future finalist Virgil during the quarterfinals. A very solid teammate that is a juggernaut to most opponents.
Tropes associated with Raimund:
Coach Paul
Got out of the coaching school prematurely by Moby to be the coach of Team Monaco at 25, Paul spends most of the time on his computers trying to find what's behind Mnemosine. Is close as possible to his students, but lets her enough freedom, all team members being responsible enough to take care of Mnemosine.
Tropes associated with Coach Paul:
Coach Maria
Paul's girlfriend, that is sent by him to Unica early in Season 3 in order for the team not to fall apart.
Tropes associated with Coach Maria:
Individual Antagonists
Creator of Perfection
Zin
Mad Scientist, specialized in LEGO Genetics for very long. He's the one behind Mnemosine's appearance and victory at the first World Championship, having given her a Core, that put her power over Erik. Working in the most absolute secret for Neoblade, he provides Heinrich everything he needs and lives out of this. Mostly working behind the scenes, he tries by every mean to get Mnemosine back to him.
Tropes associated with Zin:
Legendary Beyblade Pioneer
Moby
Head of the WBF, Moby is a Living Legend due to his unequaled undefeated streak and his 100% victory rate on all of his career. Bored of the uninteresting matches, he then trained then-newcomer Dick and quickly became chairman of the WBF, promoting Beyblade around the world.
Tropes associated with Moby:
Machine-Powered Ninja
Calixte
Zin's assistant and trusty sidekick. He died while stalling the WBF to help Zin escape them (it didn't work), and the latter took profit of the confusion of his "bomber"'s crash to take his corpse and revive it with Heinrich's machinery. Calixte resurrects as the coach of Zin's Super Team in Season 2, and uses his newly acquired skills to the fullest against the WBF's increasingly pushy investigations.
Tropes associated with Calixte:
The Asian Myths
Team Japan
Tropes associated with the team:
- The Four Gods: Keijiro is the Byakko, Ren is the Seiryuu, Noboru is the Genbu and Kohaku is the Suzaku. Ryuunosuke is the Kouryuu.
The Spectacular Bespectacled Tiger
Keijiro
Ryuunosuke's ex- rival. Holds a grudge against him for having left the group and taunts him with his performances, triggering Ryuunosuke's Heroic BSOD.
Tropes associated with Keijiro:
The Shining Dragon Lotus
Ren
Ryuunosuke's ex-girlfriend, who can't decide either she can forgive him or not.
Tropes associated with Ren:
The Rising Turtle Star
Noboru
Nicknamed Sho by his team (writes the same way in japanese anyway), he's Ryuunosuke's replacement in the team. Shows deep hostility to him and likes showing off.
Tropes associated with Noboru:
- In-Series Nickname: Sho, for it's written the same way as his name and it's easier to say.
- Shoryuken: Spends all of his matches sending the opponents' blades to the hundred-feet-away bench or even in the public.
The Sweet Amber Bird
Kohaku
A reliable childhood friend to all the japanese team. She doesn't show much, but she really is a sweet person should you be close enough to her.
Tropes associated with Kohaku:
Coach Akira
Elite Trainer of Japan, Akira is a 29-year-old Bifauxnen, looking a bit masculine, but not too much. She is very intelligent, effectively using each bit of information Keijiro grabs during the Arc. Often seen talking with him during the matches.
Tropes associated with Akira:
The Natural Four
Team Norway
Old friends of Raimund, who didn't contact them as part of his two-year training in Russia. Out of jealousy, they accepted Zin's Circle Cores to beat him. Coming from the northern mountains just before the tournament, they prove already above-average without the Cores, and overwhelmingly powerful with those. Bored from the semi-finals, they question this choice and prefer not using them for the finals.
The Goddesses from the Unknown
Team Greece
Tropes that are associated with the team:
Divine Messenger
Hermione
Tropes associated with Hermione:
Wind Mover
Aella
Tropes associated with Aella:
- Eyes Always Shut: Emphasizes the fact that she's the wisest. She opens them on any serious matter though.
- Miko: Dresses like it from Season 2. She also spends the most time praying for either the wind or her God.
Sun Personnified
Helene
Tropes associated with Helene:
Moon Incarnate
Selene
Tropes associated with Selene:
The Friend Parfait
Team France
Tropes that are associated with the team:
Earthly Exemple
Alex
Tropes associated with Alex:
Fiery Scorcher
Bryan
Tropes associated with Bryan:
- Evil Laugh: When he sets the whole arena into fire during his second match.
- Poisonous Friend: He's the first one to test the C-Square at full power and drags his friends into becoming as Drunk with Power as him.
Golden Runner
Sacha
Tropes associated with Sacha:
Shadow Slider
Sandro
Tropes associated with Sandro:
Advance Wars: Alpha Zone
An Advance Wars Fan Fiction. Left unfinished for now because most C Os are not done anyway.
Keitaro RP-wise
Keitaro plays in several RPs, which are:
Keitaro is moderator of this RP, in which he plays several characters:
Canon Characters
The Lost Child of the Azure
- Noel Vermillion
The 12th Murakumo unit, who looks like a young girl, has been left by Ragna at the Sector 7 Kagutsuchi HQ, where she was intended to be forgotten. However, losing Bolverk caused her to be impulsive, making her desire for a bit of freedom overwhelm her usual sense of duty... for a while... or not?
Tropes associated with Noel Vermillion (RP-only):
- Asskicking Equals Authority: Averted, she's probably one of the most powerful weapons Sector 7 has at its disposition at the moment, but doesn't get any responsibilty. Justified in that she is psychologically unstable, and thay she doesn't intend to stay in Sector Seven's labs for very long.
- Backup Twin: Her new Magitek Gun, Eyludr, to Bolverk. Subverted, as it has no influence on her mind, so she's emotionally unstable, and no space-altering abilities, and is an artificial weapon.
- Blue-Green Eyes: After her incoming operation, she'll have these.
- Breast Expansion: Her inferiority complex is that bad, so she will have her operation as soon as she can.
- Go Mad from the Revelation: Subverted, as she ended up ready to go after mere days after realizing she really is a Murakumo. But she's still very unstable, even if it will be over in a matter of days.
- Good Costume Switch: Still gotta find a new uniform though.
- Iron Woobie: Do not expect her to fall down and cry if you're against her. Instead, try not to get shot.
- Tsundere: Type B, towards Ragna.
Tropes associated with µ-12 (RP-only):
Sector Seven's Grimalkin
- Kokonoe
The head of Sector Seven laboratories. Taking Noel in as a refugee, she took upon her to tell her that she was a Murakumo and enclosed her for days before getting her to do lame work at the HQ to make her be forgotten. It didn't work.
Tropes associated with Kokonoe (RP-only):
- Authority Equals Asskicking: If she ever comes out of her lab, she's going to deliver one hell of a beating to the cause of this... if she ever comes out, that is to say.
Original Characters
The Newborn Emotionless Godslayer
- Aomi
"Objective located. Aomi is ready to battle at any time. Awaiting further orders."
Built soon after Hazama's defeat at the hands of Ragna the Bloodedge, the Omoikane Unit has been given a body for the purpose of being able to help her masters, Hazama, Relius and the Imperator, next time one of them would have to face a powerful enemy. While not that much of an efficient fighter alone, Aomi reaches her maximal usefulness in 2-on-(insert enemy number here) battles.
Tropes associated with Aomi:
The Distressed Sword Summoner
- Eta-7
Lambda's initial soul comes back to life. Finding an inanimate body in a hidden laboratory, she took possession of it, realizing only afterwards that it was already inhabited by another Murakumo Unit, Eta-7, that already got defeated by Ragna and took refuge in this body, which was built as a Murakumo's one to fulfill a foolish anarchic desire. The mastermind being already dead, Eta set out to make things change.
Tropes associated with Eta:
- Boobs of Steel: The hint that she's a copy. She's quite stacked, and even if she prefers not to fight, she's quite capable... even if extremely fragile. But she doesn't use her physical strength.
- Broken Bird: She fears just about everyone now because of her suffering electric current through her body repeatedly, and so, she doesn't trust anyone.
- The Empath: Can easily spot the slightest amount of sadness on one's face... only to get sad and cry herself.
- Fragile Flower
- Glass Cannon: Almost to the point of being a One-Hit-Point Wonder.
- I'm Having Soul Pains
- Machine Monotone: Eta is the only Murakumo to completely avert this trope, though she's a copy.
- Minor Injury Overreaction: Eta is basically made of this trope, and both physically and mentally.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Well, no, there's no warning to take with her. She is the one taking warnings with you.
- Storm of Blades: Could do this if she actually fought.
- The Woobie: Spent her life as Lambda sustaining such pain so much that even thinking about it hurts. Borderlines on The Eeyore, since she never got to be happy for two consecutive seconds. Did she get happy at one time already?
The Mistrustful Glory Seeker
- Shinju Shimotsuki
A girl born an exact year after Jin Kisaragi. She shares most of his physical traits, except with a more feminine build. Happened to worship Jin's glory days, climbing up the grades just after him, and still aiming higher while trying to understand the motives of his defection. Doesn't like the idea of Hazama and Relius actually ruling the NOL.
Tropes associated with Shinju:
The Playful Warrior Princess
- Touko Kazashi
The heir to a noble family from Naobi comes to smack down some evildoers with the Kazashi justice, accompanied for her security by Kouma Sougou, whose family is very close to hers. Loves playing with emotions, but pays it absolutely no mind. Changes are coming with her incoming loss and mutation, which will cause deep changes.
Tropes associated with Touko:
The Blood-edged Replica
- Houju Nettsuki
Clone of Shinju with some alterations done to her so that she actually looks more like Ragna (in a girly way) than like Shinju.
Tropes associated with Houju:
The Explosive Bad Hermit
- Tsutomu Tokimoe
A scientist from before the Dark War, specialized in nanotechnologies, he enclosed in an atomic shelter with his partners to evade the Black Beast's attack. The shelter became unsafe, and he escaped at some point, and spent 80 years in the mountains to escape seithr infection. At one time, he decided to reach a Hierarchical City, and almost succumbed to the seithr infection on this attempt, ending up saved by a mere apparition of Rachel Alucard, whom he tried his best to find back, ending up as one of her servants.
Tropes associated with Tsutomu:
- Badass Boast: First post ends with this: "This is just a glimpse of my power! Stop right there, or Lady Rachel's power shall have me stomp you."
- Brilliant, but Lazy
- Child Prodigy: Having attempted to graduate at the Mages' Guild while still being a knowledgeable scientist in his early-to-mid twenties is not something that everybody does.
- Expy: Where Jin Denzuki is an expy of EX-Ky, Tsutomu is an expy of EX-Sol, taking traits after Ky but mainly inspired from Sol. He gets Order-Sol's uniform and concrete slab, too.
- Fingerless Gloves
- Immortality: Type 1. Thanks to his nanite support, he's now basically The Ageless.
- Jerkass Façade: Puts this towards anyone. Behind his harsh worth rankings, there's actually some care Tsutomu has for the world.
- Mr. Vice Guy
- Playing with Fire: He has some notions of fire magic, mainly used to make things explode.
- Really 132 Years Old
- Reverse Grip: With a concrete slab. Yeah.
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