Create-A-Servant 2

[Historia]

Can we post unfinished ones because I don't feel like finishing the one I'm half-assing.

[Mr.Obsidian]

Can we post unfinished ones because I don't feel like finishing the one I'm half-assing.

Seeing as how you came up front with it being unfinished I'd suppose so, go for it.

[Draconic]

You could leave it up for adoption, and and then if someone likes the look of it,
then they could finish it. Though that's a stretch.

[mewarmo990]

Cinderella

Wow that's the first character portrait I've seen in ages that's of the same person!

[Bird of Hermes]

Can we post unfinished ones because I don't feel like finishing the one I'm half-assing.

I don't see any reason as to why not, you could ask people for assistance on the unfinished parts as that's been done before if you'd like, or whatever really.

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It's your sheet, you can do what you like

[You]

Wow that's the first character portrait I've seen in ages that's of the same person!

ikr thanks

[GundamFSN]

U
Unlike the many nameless youths who merely played the role of “Robin Hood,” and unlike the nineteen heads of the Islamic Assassin cult, who all discarded their names and took up the name of “The Old Man of the Mountain,” each Cinderella is her own Heroic Spirit at the same time as being a Cinderella. In that sense, each Cinderella must be intimately tied to the land where her legend takes place. Summoning Cinderella in Italy would mean summoning Princess Zezolla, while in Germany you would summon Aschenputtel, and in China, Yeh-Shen. The Cinderella discussed here is Perrault’s – Mother Goose – model for Cendrillion.

My word, You, just today I had also wandered into this concept, and I must say I owe you a slight chuckle. For it is always a joyous moment to stumble upon the man of mind whose thought is aligned.

The sheet is brimming with effort, by the by. In other word, splendid job.

[Lily Emilio]

That means if you summon Cinderella in Vietnam she'll be Tấm - the savage avenger, making meatballs out of the sister and the stepmother like a boss.

[Nuclear]

That means if you summon Cinderella in Vietnam she'll be Tấm - the savage avenger, making meatballs out of the sister and the stepmother like a boss.

does she put them in soup and then eat them
because that would be fucking metal

[Lily Emilio]

does she put them in soup and then eat them
because that would be fucking metal

That depends on the version of the story and imagination. After Tấm revived from death several times (she was killed by the stepmother's several times before but managed to reincarnate as animal and objects), she regained her human form. She trick the stepsister to bath in boiling water, causing her to die from thermal injuries. Then she made sauce/meatballs (depends on version of the story) from the corpse and gift it to the stepmother to eat. The story ends there as the stepmother (gone insane after learning the truth about what she just ate) getting banished from the country, but in some versions she cooked both the stepsister and the stepmother, whether she ate the sauce/meatballs or not is left open for imagination.

[Bird of Hermes]

Damn, that's pretty hardcore.

[Arashi_Leonhart]

Whelp, I'm procrastinating. Redid Hijikata's stat sheet again, fixing stuff to fit in more with the Ibaraki and Shuten stuff we got on oni.




Saber Hijikata Toshizou
Alignment: LE
Attribute: Man
Str: B
Agi: B+
End: B
Mgi: D+
Luck: E
NP: C

Legend

The vice-commander of the Shinsengumi. A wolf of Mibu. Steeped in the traditions of a samurai despite not being born as one. Sucks at poetry. Nicknamed a demon for his harsh training regime and the rules he made for the upkeep of the Shinsengumi, Hijikata’s true ancestry indeed lies with the demon descendants within Japan.

Under Sannan Keisuke and Kondou Isami, Hijikata helped lead the Shinsengumi into becoming the most feared Shogun police force during the bloody Bakumatsu era of Japan. Acting as the primary fencing instructor of the unit, he popularized the Hirazuki, a ribcage-piercing stab that would be the signature of the group and later be perfected by Okita Souji. He would die on the battlefield long after the height of the Shogun’s forces had been depleted by the Imperial Revolutionists, the last of the senior Shinsengumi commanders to perish, bringing their short existence to an end.

Hijikata does not personally have a wish he would like fulfilled. While the idea of a return to the days of warriors and glory appeals to him personally, he also died in acceptance that the age had passed by. Like many others of his kind, the chance to merely cross swords once more fills him with a joy those that knew him in life would probably find surprising, his demonic attitude expressing itself as a furious presence on the battlefield.

Tactics

Much as his signature technique, Hijikata is, deep down, one that enjoys the ferocity and madness of battle. He would rather chip away at an opponent and strip them down to their bare bones, the winner decided by who remains after the battle’s intensity has died. He does not do so in a lust for wanton destruction, however, preferring to observe the rules and decorum of bushido—so that he may then go wild upon his opponent with no reservation. Unfortunately, this also gives way to the possibility of truly “going wild” and his impulses transforming him into something more fitting for a different kind of class.


Class Skills

Magic Resistance: C
Cancel spells with a chant below two verses. Cannot defend against greater rituals. Hijikata bears decent MR due wholly to his oni lineage.

Riding: E-
Due to the story of his death upon horseback, his rank is solely due to the Saber class.


Personal Skills

Eastern Medicine: B
Knowledge and applicability of Eastern techniques in medicine crafting. Non-fatal wounds suffered by Hijikata can be healed at a reduced magical energy cost by sacrificing mundane resources; wounds to others can have healing time improved threefold. Despite his renown as a fierce warrior and association with the samurai of the era, Hijikata was born a farmer and medicine peddler. Unknown to the wider world, the medicines he inherited were to control…

Oni-Species Demon: D
The mixed blood of Hijikata’s line. The reason behind Hijikata’s monstrous prowess compared to those of his era. On the other hand, overuse of the strength enhancement and prana burst granted to him brings him closer to Inversion Impulse and the loss of his sanity.
Fittingly, Hijikata was known as the “Oni Vice-Commander.”

Sword Dance: B
Hijikata’s personal practice routine with his blade. Following an intuitive staccato pattern that gave way to his invention of the brutal stabbing technique he is famous for. Like his prized sword, the form of his movement cannot be immediately discerned, granting him the initiative against those who fail a check against mental interference.

Hirazuki: N/A
The Horizontal Thrust. This is a sword technique that is not flashy nor complicated, but simplicity at its finest. A horizontal stab that strikes between the ribs for maximum efficiency. That it can be utilized at any moment is its true strength. In practice against Servants, it will chip away at their spiritual core rather than act as a killing blow, with each successful strike requiring many times the magical energy to heal compared to a normal hit, eventually stripping the target of their power.


Noble Phantasms

Izumi-no-Kami Kanesada

Sword of Providential Truth

Rank: C Range: 1-2 (3) Type: Anti-Unit
The famous sword wielded by Hijikata in his engagements against the Satchou Alliance. Although it appears to be a standard-length katana, within the shadow of the blade is actually a longsword of an older generation. Attack power, damage, and reach are heightened so long as an opponent cannot discern the truth of the blade, much like a certain invisible sheath. Use of this Noble Phantasm seals the use of the Sincerity Flag, as it is the sign of Hijikata as an individual rather than as a commander of his famous unit.
Though Hijikata is a figure from the late 1800s, his sword is from the Muromachi period. Or so the tale goes, although it is likely it was a sword of the same school but of a younger generation. While the power of the original sword is likely greater, it is ranked down due to this fact—while at the same time utilized as a Noble Phantasm in this fashion only due to its weakened state.

Oath Coat
blah blah same as Okita



I should probably stop rereading Ruro Ken since Aoshi-ness snuck in, but hey, Okita is full-on Ruro Ken-styled, so, yeah, whatevs.

[SpoonyViking]

No "Aku Soku Zan" reference? I'm disappointed. :-P
You mention the Flag of Sincerity in his first NP, but you forgot to add it to his sheet.

[JetKinen]

Thats entirely a Rurouni Kenshin thing

To be honest, i don't really get it why Hijikata's swords dont work like Sakura Saber's swords

[SpoonyViking]

Thats entirely a Rurouni Kenshin thing

Yes. It's a joke. :-)

[Arashi_Leonhart]

I don't need to add the Flag to his sheet when it's sealed

And I made his sword function differently from Okita's thing because just copying Okita's thing is boring and not all the Shinsengumi have maybe-famous swords to upgrade to.

[SpoonyViking]

I don't need to add the Flag to his sheet when it's sealed

Doesn't Lancelot have Arondight on his sheet even though it's sealed most of the time? Well, I'd suggest you do so even if only for ease of reference.

[Arashi_Leonhart]

Yeah, because he can switch between them. Also while Herk doesn't have Nine Lives. It's fine. You're not gonna get me to do more work I don't wanna have to do.

[SpoonyViking]

Heh. Fair enough.

[Seika]

That means if you summon Cinderella in Vietnam she'll be Tấm - the savage avenger, making meatballs out of the sister and the stepmother like a boss.

The Egyptian one's a prostitute.