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@kinghozuki
Hey, I'd like to drop Ian Yorkland (Zyuden Sentai Kyouryuger) housed in L-3, Shotaro Hidari and Philip (Kamen Rider) housed in W-2, Ryu Terui (Kamen Rider) housed in Y-1, and Suigetsu Hozuki (Naruto) housed in D-6
They’ll all be dropped for you!
– mod 『 』
@tolditslant
As a fan of giant weapons as he was, Suigetsu knew when one was around. Lucky for him the person in possession of such a weapon was well within his line of sight. The man carrying it didn’t look out of the ordinary, in fact, he looked fairly plain, so the cross like behemoth of a weapon on his back did beg quite a few questions. Suigetsu had used to be only a fan of the special swords used by the Seven Swordsmen of the Mist, but since those were scarce around here, he took up an interest in any unique weapons that he saw fit. The man could be carrying a normal cross that represented his religion and might even be a priest of some sort, but knowing the inhabitants of this city, that was most likely NOT the case. He stopped the guy in his path by throwing his sword in the ground in front of his feet He approached and grabbed the handle of the sword.
“What’s a normal looking guy doing carry something as big as that? I could take that off your hands if you want.”
@shiroimes
After having his daily morning beverage (most likely coffee or orange juice) and refilling his bottle of water, Suigetsu notices a familiar set of eyes in this town full of strangers. The Byakugan, the kekkei genkai and optical blood line technique that allowed the user to see chakra points and have 360 degree vision. That vision could even see through walls. The Byakugan was even what the god of the shinobi world had used in her eyes. Suigetsu had been away for his world for so long that he had gotten caught up in his own thoughts.
Although he recognized what kind of eyes the young lady was sporting, he didn’t really know who the person was. A little eager to know more, but trying to keep his cool about it, he sat his helmet back onto his scooter and walked over to the girl.
“Umm.. hey. I couldn’t help but notice you have the Byakugan. What’s your name, or whatever?”
He pulled out his old ninja headband and showed it to her.
“Are you new here? I haven’t seen you around.”
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Jaws 4: The Rhino Strikes - Suigetsu/Kintaros
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kinghozuki
Kintaros was slowly adjusting to most of the strange things citta had to offer him, but it was only little by little. Sometimes, Kintaros would meet some interesting people through their odd traits. Of course, he was pretty odd himself, but in his perspective, he was always the normal one. Today, Kintaros wasn’t sure who he’d meet, or what strange sight he’d see. The answer was soon shining right in his face. It seemed to be a land shark. Or at least, a boy sporting the teeth of a land shark.
Kintaros walked up on the boy, leaning a bit too close to his mouth to inspect his razor sharp molars. “Eh? How’d you manage to get teeth as shark as that?”, Kintaros made a pun about the sea bound carnivore, scratching a bit at his chin. He surely couldn’t of cut them that way, unless the boy was that brave. “You must be pretty tough, to sport around a pair of dentures like those!”, Kintaros observed, standing straight up now, giving the boy a pat on the shoulder.
Suigetsu was having a normal day, that is, until HE came along. This thing, something akin to a deformed summon, had invaded Suigetsu’s personal space asking the usual question about his teeth. The thing even threw out a lame joke. Suigetsu took a step backwards.
“Is that supposed to be funny? I MANAGED to get teeth like that by being born with it. (Maybe he’s born with it. Maybe it’s Sharkaline.) It’s the mark of being a part of the legendary Seven Swordsmen of the Mist.”
Suigetsu tilted his head upwards and gave a small smirk. He pointed his thumb towards his back.
“Of course I’m tough! You couldn’t even hit me. You see this sword on my back? There are six more like it that I need to collect. All of them have their own special abilities.”
He took the creature’s hand off of his shoulder.
“What’s your deal, man? Why is your ‘skin’ that color? You do know that gold is garishly ugly right?”
Her apron having been folded and placed into her small backpack, Rukia leaned against the lockers with her change of clothes in hands. She’d be changing in a bit, but she wanted to get this figured out first. While winding down alone was nice and all, some company every once in a while did her some good. She didn’t often hang out with Suigetsu, but they did work together, so it wasn’t too weird for her to be asking about his plans, right? Right.
Despite his position as a bouncer, Suigetsu wasn’t too intimidating. She found him easy to talk to, and not too bad to be around. There were a couple others working the same position that were ten times worse than he was. However, she couldn’t exactly judge him just from what she’d spoken with him. After all, everyone had lives before Hive City, and for all she knew he was some kind of mass murderer in his world. Everyone deserved a chance, though.
“Not particularly. I usually stop at this diner to grab a late dinner, would you like to join me?”
“A diner huh? It’s not really my kind of joint, but, what the hell, Sure I’ll join you.”
I was pretty rare that he got asked to hang out. Most people would leave him to his own devices. So hanging out would be a good change of pace he supposed. But he began to think:
What if she’s into me?
That wouldn’t be too far fetched. He always knew of his natural handsomeness that always attracted the ladies. He decided to play it cool for now. He walked over to his sword and placed it on his back.
“I’m ready whenever you are, Rukia. I’ll be waiting outside.”
He walked passed her and out of the lounge. He walked outside and leaned on a nearby wall ad waited for her to come out. Now that he though about it. He hadn’t eaten all day. He was so hungry.
kinghozuki
“How’d you get your teeth to look like that? Why do they even look like that? Are you trying to bite something to death? That’s no good.”
“What?! You must be new here! I was born with teeth like this. It’s a mark of honor amonst the Swordsmen! And biting something to death would be useless when I can just cut them to pieces.”
Suigetsu pull his large Throat Cutter sword from his back and stuck it in the ground between them.
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kinghozuki
Her shift was close to coming to an end, and as the seconds ticked by, the shinigami continued to work diligently. Wiping down empty tables and busing dirty dishes back into the kitchen all while keeping a gentle smile transfixed on her face. Over her time working at Eden, she’d learned that she made more in tips when that smile was present, fake as it was. Bills were stuffed in her half apron as she made small talk with the last of her guests–letting them know that her turn was over, but they’d be taken care of nonetheless.
As soon as she’d punched out, the smile dropped away from her face. The facade was over, and she wouldn’t have to deal with the sore cheeks until tomorrow night when she returned. She sighed inwardly, she shouldn’t be complaining though, it was a good job and she got good money because of it. She opened the door to the break room, where the employee lockers were, and sighed out loud again. While she gathered her things, including her change of clothes, she glanced over to her coworker who seemed to be taking it easy.
“Are you off already?”
Being a bouncer at Eden wasn’t the most pleasing job he had ever had. It was definitely the most civil. Suigetsu chuckled to himself. Nonetheless, it was one of the ways of making some sort of living in this “city” so Suigetsu wasn’t complaining too much. All he had to do was keep anything unruly from happening at the club from happening and make sure everyone was having a good time. He might not have looked like a typical bouncer , but he could be tough or imposing when he needed to be.
He had just finished his shift that night and went to employee break room. He put his bouncer’s shirt in his locker, and grabbed his sword that was right next to it. He had just gotten it back not too long ago so it made sense to not want to part ways from it again. He took a seat a seat to relax before he would decide to hop on his scooter and head home. While he was hanging out in the break room he noticed one of his coworkers walking in. She looked like she was also heading out. Before he knew it, she was talking to him. He snapped out of his light daze and responded.
“Oh, yea. I just got off not too long ago. Just relaxing before I get going. Why? You got any plans? “
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Suigetsu was sitting in his apartment watching Power Squad when he thought about his “friend” Gentarou. He thought about how Gentarou was some kind of hero that transformed like in those sentai shows, or whatever they were called. He called himself a common something or other, and used his belt to change suits. It was pretty nifty, like something you’d see in a show. If one was here in the city, Suigetsu wondered if there were more in this city and how many there were exactly. Did they all have the same kind of belt? Or did they all sport different unique ones? One of his buds pointed him to a guy who could probably help him get the information he needed. This man was about the same age as Suigetsu. He seemed to always sport a long sleeved button-up shirt, a tie, a vest jacket, and a fedora. It was a weird choice of fashion for someone his age, but to each their own. He had a weird habit of taking off his hat an dusting it on his pants and then putting it back on his head. The detective always tried to act tough but Suigetsu could see right through his act using just by looking at him with his eyes. His “headquarters” wasn’t the cream of the crop either. District Epsilon wasn’t much of an eye catcher when it came to reeling in customers with requests, but it wasn’t like he was getting paid yet. He must’ve had some sick sense of duty to help people for free. Suigetsu would’ve tried to make a killing (both figuratively and possibly literally) from helping people with their requests. Suigetsu walked into his “office” (it was more of just a room) and made his request.
“I have a friend, who’s something like a common writher or whatever it’s called. I want your help finding more, just to see if they work in a similar fashion. This is something I need to know.”
trashcanmagician
Suigetsu had been hanging out at a comic book store that he had found in the city. He was catching up on the latest issues of his favorite heroes such as Ultimatron the Mighty and Captain Spectacular and the Pirate Squad. He may not have looked it, but he had become a huge fan of comics when he arrived in the city. He made sure to always read the weekly comics and the monthly manga books that came out. He liked the idea of drifting off into his own mind and getting immersed in the stories written on the comic and manga pages. He normally would just drink his water while he read but today he wanted a bit of a change, so he decided to get a coffee on the way there (he brought extra water because he knew that the coffee would dry him out). He usually faced away from the window when he read because the light and moving figures outside would normally break his immersion from the tantalizing experience he had stepped into. While reading, he was interrupted by a guy who had mistaken him for someone he knew. The boy said it was the color of his hair that led him to the misunderstanding, either way it was a bit annoying. He had been stopped right before Captain Spectacular and his team were about to have another confrontation with the evil and maniacal Xeronos Zepheron. Now, Suigetsu was pretty evil by the standards of most people, mostly on account of who he hung around and the activities he took part in, but he still hated Xeronos because he was just a pure asshole. Back to reality, the boy seemed pretty young, around 17 or 18 years of age. He also noticed the school uniform that he was wearing coupled with the pair of wooden kunai strung behind him.
I wonder if they give everyone a pair of those.
That could be something to be asked later. For now, Suigetsu would address the boy in a rude fashion.
“Well, you’ve ruined my reading for the day. Now, what’s your name and what do you want?”
lightbringings:
“Nah. Back at home, there are way cooler things than humans. They’re a lot of fun to play with, though.”
“Something that’s cooler than humans? That wouldn’t surprise me, but what do you consider to be cooler than human?”
There were obviously more interesting things than human, but what from their world could be considered cooler? Are there a plethora of monsters roaming about? Does everyone use magic and spell books like some kind of fairy tale? From the looks of the person that didn’t seem to be the case. The statement in general piqued Suigetsu’s interest, but he kept a cool face. He more or less just wanted to travel to everyone’s different universes and see what kind of business he could into. Maybe he would pick some fights with the any strong swordsmen that he met with. Maybe he’s best them in battle, murder them, and take their sword for his own (depending on whether or not their sword was even worthy of being taken in the first place). The thought of it alone rustled Suigetsu’s jimmies. Then a thought came across his mind: How could he ask this person about their world if they hadn’t even introduced themselves.
“Also, we’ve been talkin’ for a minute, but I don’t remember getting your name. What was it?”
▒ Two ‘kendokas’ ▒
ryuuguu-rena:
“Shinai it is. Wakatta.” With a smile she tied her hair up behind her head and tossed the shinai at him. Not surprised he caught it without fail. “Alright,I use the bokken, let’s start with kata moves and then we duel each other. After that we can take a break and enjoy the bento and ohagi I made. I hope you will like them. Are you ready Suigetsu-san? kana kana?”
Suigetsu easily caught the shinai with relative ease and began to gently wave it around. He needed to get a feel for the weight of this wooden training sword. Since its weight wasn’t much in comparison to the massive weight of his Kubikiribocho, it’d take some time to adjust to it. He was willing though. Just so there were no johns on the mistakes he made during today’s training, he decided that it would be best to tie his hair up in the back. He pulled out a rubber band from his pocket and put his hair in a pony tail. He picked up the shinai from where he layed it and got into his ready stance.
“I’m ready when you are Rena-chan. Let’s get going!”
Gathering Data - Suigetsu/Chase
krchaser:
Chase stared down at the cash thrown down, deciding he’d have no need for it. This was more so about bringing down a reign of terror this man has brought down upon the attendees of the arcade. Chase would beat him and reduce him to nothing, and it would be as simple as that. He’d walk out, and leave the cash. Chase scanned through the characters, and decided upon playing Terminatron McShootMurder 3000. He seemed a simple enough character. If Chase was understanding this concept right, he’d use these controls to guide his character and fight off the other. It seemed simple enough.
“I’m ready to go when you are. I have no need for your money, although I won’t be paying out either.”, Chase said in a cold tone. He selected his character, and turned his head to stare down his opponent while he selected a field of battle. Chase would instill fear in this man if it was the last thing he did. He watched as the stage was selected and the machine loaded up their virtual fight. The characters stood before them on screen, and Chase made no move. His hands were loose from the console and he waited the fight out.
Suigetsu scoffed at the decline of the cash and put it back in his back pocket.
“Pfft. Fine by me. That’s just less for me to worry about after I wipe the floor with you.”
After picking the Mt. Fuji stage (since it was most aesthetically pleasing to the eye and it was of medium size, meaning there wouldn’t be many options for the opponent to escape the command grabs), the match begun. Punch Man Commander Fistor v. Terminatron McShootMurder 3000, THE ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN!!
The machine counted down to the start of the fight and Suigetsu immediately jumped in with two medium low kicks, a standing jab, and then an EX command grab. It only did 35% to his health, but it was a start. He noticed that his opponent hadn’t moved on his own, as if he had been set to Training Dummy. From what he’s played, Terminatron didn’t get any low-life damage buff or stat increase, so what was his deal? Was this some sort of mind trick? Suigetsu threw out some more grabs and, when he had enough meter, even a super move and the opponent stood still, eating every hit like he was at a free buffet. The round was over. Suigetsu had taken no damage and dealt all of it. He was pretty confused, but kept up his arrogance act for the crowd.
“Pfft. What’s the matter ? Don’t know how to play or something? Or are you just too taken over with the fear of defeat?”
Gathering Data - Suigetsu/Chase
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kinghozuki
Chase was pacing the streets as he usually did, learning the streets more and more. He’d figure the city out eventually, and with every new bit he explored, he was building up a map in his head. He’d know it better than the back of his own hand, that was for sure. Chase was in Sector 1 again today, trying to discover a pattern in the randomization of the building movement, when he heard a commotion from a nearby building.
Chase made a faster stride over to make sure nobody was hurt, only to find a number of children crowded around a machine. The crowd was formed, and the middle parted, revealing to Chase’s vision a boy of white hair, a silly looking purple top, and the sharpest of teeth. Chase wondered if that was normal among humans. He heard the boy call out to the crowd, requesting a challenger. It would appear he was playing a game of the sorts. Nobody stepped forward, and since Chase had the time, he decided he would.
Chase walked in front of the machine, scanning the controls and inputs labeled on the machine. It seemed to be a fighting game of the sorts, Road Puncher 2: Turbo Deluxe to be more exact. Chase didn’t understand the concept too well, why not just fight for real? “I am not familiar with this game, but I’m willing to accept your challenge.”, Chase looked over to the boy, seeing just how sharp his teeth were now. It was odd to him, but hopefully by the time Chase was done he wouldn’t have much to be opening his mouth about.
It was the dawn of a new venture for Suigetsu. That morning, he had decided to wander down to the arcade in Sector 01 and see if can’t earn him some extra cash. He had spent some of his off time practicing Road Puncher 2: Turbo Deluxe in secret and wanted to test his skills on some of the random kids that ventured to the arcade at this time of day. Was it morally wrong to make an attempt at swindling children out of their pocket change and weekly allowances? Yes, it’s very wrong. The real question was, did Suigetsu care about taking part in this malicious act? Not really. They had to learn the hard way that there are no rewards without risks.
And sometimes there’s no reward at all.
Suigetsu snickered to himself as he thought about that. He popped into the arcade with his sack of quarters that he’d soon convert into usable tokens, his wad of cash that he would use to make bets (and not lose any of it cause he was sure not to lose), and his confident smile. Once the time came for all the regular customers to come in, posted up and waited for an opponent. He would put a dollar or two on the game and always lose the first time. Suigetsu would offer a rematch with double or nothing stakes in order to lull them into a false sense of immediate victory or reward. This is when he put on his real shoes and perfected his opponents with no thought put into it. He would do this put anyone he faced in their place. He would start as early as the character select screen. He picks a small girl character named Sally Sue Dunkeroo who was by far the weakest in the game, if you didn’t know how to use her.
He beat everyone who faced him in the arena from Mikey Strauhausen to the Loomey Twins and even Jimmy Nakata and his crazy cross handed way of playing the arcade stick. Suigetsu was getting bored, and he was sure he made enough cash in children’s disappointment to warrant an end. He noticed there was a crowd watching, and he didn’t want to disappoint them. He began asking for challengers, but nobody stepped up.
Suddenly, an older guy walked up. He had a bland hairstyle like a background character in one of those Japanese anime. He had a pretty big nose that didn’t exactly match his face. The only thing Suigetsu liked about him was his choice of color, but even then he had to go and edge it up with his chest chains and scarf. That kind of edge may even be sharper than his Kubikirobocho. That aside, the guy accepted the open challenge. Since he was an older guy, Suigetsu wouldn’t play around. He tossed the guy two tokens to join the game and on character select he went straight for his best character, one that nobody had seen him play all day: Punch Man Commander Fistor. This character had high damage punches and command throws a plenty. While he waited for the other party to choose their character, he made his proposition.
“Hey stranger, there’s a crowd watching so why don’t we make things a bit interesting? This’ll be a money match.”
Suigetsu pull out a wad of cash from his pocket and smacked it down on the arcade machine. The crowd made an “oooh” sound as if directed on cue.
“If you win, you get to keep this dough, but if I win, you’ll match me.”
clumsypsychxc:
“Are you sure? I really am sorry. And I am calm.” No she wasn’t.
“It’s fine, I swear! Do you have any special traits?”
Suigetsu asked this wondering if she was as weird as some of the other people he had met here.
