Nobody in your era knows enough to explain to you that wanting to make your own choices isn’t wrong. So when your Spirit Companion turned against you, and you turned against them & their agenda of fluffy rainbows and hopes and dreams and lollipops - there was nobody at all to tell you you weren’t evil. Like many teenagers, that’s led you to believe that you are evil - and evil is the right thing to be. Your goals are still lofty - for the children of Questing Country to decide their own fate, achieve their own dreams, not the tempered, righteous compromises Spirit Companions suggest - but because you believe yourself to be the villain, not the hero, you’ll go about your attempts to help everyone save themselves in the most over the top disney villain method you can possibly devise.
Fine. You’ll be the bad guy. You’ll show them - you’ll show them all! You’ll help the Freedom Fighter defeat the Diabolin Menace, and you’ll force the Eidolon of Shadows into situations that will reveal their inner self (whatever that means), and you’ll upset the plans of the Senpai - you’ll prove your way is right, and along the way protect every little Adversary and induct them into your Evil Ways. It’s better to reign in hell than serve in heaven - so cue the creepy bass line and minor-key pipe organ for your big musical number.
Thread expectation: at least three threads per week, at least one with a Rise-era Adversary.
Plot Skill: Cri De Couer. Once per week, when you want attention, you can get it, automatically, riveting the audience to you with a dramatic monologue. The attention you receive as a result of this will always be negative - you can’t persuade others to your side, only strengthen their resolve to oppose you (although you can make them feel sympathetic AS they oppose you).
Arch-Adversary - Kenzaki
Fine. You’ll be the bad guy. You’ll show them - you’ll show them all! You’ll help the Freedom Fighter defeat the Diabolin Menace, and you’ll force the Eidolon of Shadows into situations that will reveal their inner self (whatever that means), and you’ll upset the plans of the Senpai - you’ll prove your way is right, and along the way protect every little Adversary and induct them into your Evil Ways. It’s better to reign in hell than serve in heaven - so cue the creepy bass line and minor-key pipe organ for your big musical number.
Thread expectation: at least three threads per week, at least one with a Rise-era Adversary.
Plot Skill: Cri De Couer. Once per week, when you want attention, you can get it, automatically, riveting the audience to you with a dramatic monologue. The attention you receive as a result of this will always be negative - you can’t persuade others to your side, only strengthen their resolve to oppose you (although you can make them feel sympathetic AS they oppose you).