「ＡＵ ＱＵＩＲＫＳＨＯＰ」

[uastaff]

QUIRKSHOP

Welcome to the first workshop! We want to encourage people to fill out the form below and paste into a comment to seek feedback on your AU ideas for the game. If there's any questions, please feel free to comment below under the appropriate top level. If you're feeling lost, check out the WORLD INFORMATION section.

CURRENT IC DEMOGRAPHICS

<b>CHARACTER NAME:</b> <b>CANON:</b> <b>AGE/AU AGE:</b> Actual canon age or AU age. <b>HERO/VILLAIN ALIAS:</b> Not necessary to have and can always be updated later. <b>OCCUPATION:</b> ** OPTIONAL ** Hero, Villain, student, support teams, police, vigilante, etc. You don't have to be specific if they're a hero or villain. <b>PERSONALITY:</b> Bullet points are okay here. <b>HISTORY:</b> If you wish to expand on their AU history. <b>QUIRK:</b> This is the most important part. If your character is quirkless, you can put N/A. If they have a quirk, we'd like to see not only its strengths, but its weaknesses and limitations as well. If a quirk is deemed to be written too vaguely or is too overpowered, you'll be asked to revise when you app, so consider this a good opportunity for feedback. <b>COSTUME:</b> Optional, but encouraged to help your character use their quirk more efficiently.

NEXT ->

Comments

[garyoutensei]

or instructor, in any case. but it'd be a little hard to not be conspicuous, given the whole missing arm thing.

[explodokills]

Idk why i wrote student. Lord.

But don't forget that this world is advanced enough to help her along when a prosthetic arm that functions as normal. Even if she only uses it to disguise her identity, it wouldn't be out of the question. Mostly trying to give you as many ideas to work with as possible 😊

[garyoutensei]

Her own world has pretty advanced stuff to that end, too. She wore her disability more as a function of pride in her skills, and as a constant reminder of what she'd lost. Like Baiken's made up of old gritty samurai fiction tropes, but she may wear one when instructing just to keep things from getting complicated too.

It's good to know she's got options, either way.