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Revision as of 03:04, 14 July 2010
| Yoh Yamagatani | |
| Personal Information | |
| Real Name | Yoh Yamagatani |
| Arcana | XI - Strength |
| Nature | Normal |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 17 |
| Birth Date | October 1st, 1992 |
| Preferred Weapon | His Fists |
| Organization Information | |
| Faction | [[Unaffiliated]] |
| Teams | None |
| Job | Local Volunteer |
| Assignment | St. Hermelin, Second Year |
| OOC Information | |
| Origin | Original Character |
| Voice Actor | Vic Mignogna (Mao, Disgaea 3) |
Profile
A kind and caring person, Yoh Yamagatani is a teenage boy whom lives on the estate of his parents in the local area of Lunarvale.Though growing up through turmoil and strife, he has retained a good deal of normalcy. A good person at heart, He strives to help those who need it as best as he can. Since his father's disappearance nine years ago, he has begun to take more responsibility than a normal teenager his age should handle as of recently, believing that easing the burden of those around him, even when costing himself is the right thing to do. Helping others is the only form of repentance he believes will serve as a proper atonement for what he did during an uncontrollable period in his life. Since his father vanished, He has tried to take his place, holding his dad's beliefs and inner goals close to him. He one day hopes to discover what has become of his father, and bring his family together again.
Skills
Where's Mah Daddy?, Fist-First Approach, Creepy Topics Are Cool, Following In His Father's Footsteps, Study Study Study, Helpin' At The Soup Kitchen, Psychology Are Hard, YOH SMASH, Long Cheezy Powerup Times, Shoryuken!!!, Goju-Ryu Beatmaster. The Ol' 1 2, Taking Care of Business.
