05-16-2015, 09:45 AM
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Personality – Ever read Tolkien? Specifically, the bit about wizards being subtle and quick to anger? Harry's got the last bit down, at least.
He usually keeps his temper in check, at least enough to keep from blowing things up and restrict himself to being an incorrigible smartass, but in a situation like this the anger is going to help him more than hinder him.
Deeper than that, though, he protects the people that matter to him. He's a little old-fashioned, mainly because of Ebenezar's example; chivalry is not dead with him, though he can ignore that when a woman decides to attack him or his friends.
Possible Reactions – Harry's here because of a grudge. Cindy backstabbing them got under his skin. More than that, the Mantle is eager for more power, and Harry doesn't think that's a bad idea. Helping Samus is also an important reason for him to be here. He'll try not to kill people, especially not with magic, but if he has to fight then holding back is a stupid idea.
Relationships – Samus: He considers her a friend, and his old-fashioned attitude means he'd likely try and protect her.
Ganondorf: He can't really bring himself to condemn the guy for using dark magic; he fought against the Rathalos and Rathian with them, and really, Harry calling someone on dark magic is just a pot calling a kettle black.
Protoman: Another ally, Harry thinks Blues is a formidable fighter, but also still a kid.
Mami Tomoe: At this point, firmly "enemy". He thinks she's a Seelie Fae, or a Faerie of Summer, who's out to get him.
Cindy: Here's how this is gonna go. Harry's going to find Cindy. Then he's going to immobilize her, figure out why in the hell she did what she did, and Samus gets to do whatever she wants with this backstabbing little tart.
‘Combat’ Style – Harry doesn't fight stupid; he tries to plan and he uses the environment to his advantage. That said, if he's caught by surprise, it's likely that his control will slip and the Knight's instincts will take over, and in that state he goes straight for the most direct kill possible, and does so with a surprising amount of strength.
Eligible Powers – Telekinesis
Moves – Defendarius: Since Harry is deprived of his shield bracelet and most of his foci, not to mention the ability to manifest offensive spells, this is going to be one of the biggest uses of magic he does. It's a shield spell that can cover his entire body.
Infriga: Harry doesn't use this much, but it's good for cover or to impede someone.
Pyrofuego (T1 Super): It's a really big fire blast. Harry's going to be at a slight disadvantage using this without his blasting rod, but he'll manage if he really needs to blow something up.
Winter Knight's Mantle (T1 Transformation): Harry doesn't particularly like drawing on Winter, but he has to do it quite a bit when he's going up against long odds.
Extra – So, the TL
R on the Knight thing. Harry holds the Mantle of the Winter Knight, which is a supernatural force tied to the Unseelie Fae. Harry acts as the mortal representative of Winter. The Mantle has strong instincts that it takes a lot of effort for Harry to suppress; it's basically a blood-starved beast of some kind.
Quotes – Light a man on fire, and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he's warm for the rest of his life. Tao of Pratchett. I live by it."
"Wizards don't giggle. This is cackling."
"Fuck subtle."
“Laughter is good for you. Nine out of ten stand-up comedians recommend laughter in the face of intense stupidity.”
"Hell's Bells!"
"Stars and Stones!"
[/float]Personality – Ever read Tolkien? Specifically, the bit about wizards being subtle and quick to anger? Harry's got the last bit down, at least.
He usually keeps his temper in check, at least enough to keep from blowing things up and restrict himself to being an incorrigible smartass, but in a situation like this the anger is going to help him more than hinder him.
Deeper than that, though, he protects the people that matter to him. He's a little old-fashioned, mainly because of Ebenezar's example; chivalry is not dead with him, though he can ignore that when a woman decides to attack him or his friends.
Possible Reactions – Harry's here because of a grudge. Cindy backstabbing them got under his skin. More than that, the Mantle is eager for more power, and Harry doesn't think that's a bad idea. Helping Samus is also an important reason for him to be here. He'll try not to kill people, especially not with magic, but if he has to fight then holding back is a stupid idea.
Relationships – Samus: He considers her a friend, and his old-fashioned attitude means he'd likely try and protect her.
Ganondorf: He can't really bring himself to condemn the guy for using dark magic; he fought against the Rathalos and Rathian with them, and really, Harry calling someone on dark magic is just a pot calling a kettle black.
Protoman: Another ally, Harry thinks Blues is a formidable fighter, but also still a kid.
Mami Tomoe: At this point, firmly "enemy". He thinks she's a Seelie Fae, or a Faerie of Summer, who's out to get him.
Cindy: Here's how this is gonna go. Harry's going to find Cindy. Then he's going to immobilize her, figure out why in the hell she did what she did, and Samus gets to do whatever she wants with this backstabbing little tart.
‘Combat’ Style – Harry doesn't fight stupid; he tries to plan and he uses the environment to his advantage. That said, if he's caught by surprise, it's likely that his control will slip and the Knight's instincts will take over, and in that state he goes straight for the most direct kill possible, and does so with a surprising amount of strength.
Eligible Powers – Telekinesis
Moves – Defendarius: Since Harry is deprived of his shield bracelet and most of his foci, not to mention the ability to manifest offensive spells, this is going to be one of the biggest uses of magic he does. It's a shield spell that can cover his entire body.
Infriga: Harry doesn't use this much, but it's good for cover or to impede someone.
Pyrofuego (T1 Super): It's a really big fire blast. Harry's going to be at a slight disadvantage using this without his blasting rod, but he'll manage if he really needs to blow something up.
Winter Knight's Mantle (T1 Transformation): Harry doesn't particularly like drawing on Winter, but he has to do it quite a bit when he's going up against long odds.
Extra – So, the TL
R on the Knight thing. Harry holds the Mantle of the Winter Knight, which is a supernatural force tied to the Unseelie Fae. Harry acts as the mortal representative of Winter. The Mantle has strong instincts that it takes a lot of effort for Harry to suppress; it's basically a blood-starved beast of some kind. Quotes – Light a man on fire, and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he's warm for the rest of his life. Tao of Pratchett. I live by it."
"Wizards don't giggle. This is cackling."
"Fuck subtle."
“Laughter is good for you. Nine out of ten stand-up comedians recommend laughter in the face of intense stupidity.”
"Hell's Bells!"
"Stars and Stones!"
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