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Name: Tyson Cochrane
Previous Experience: RPGWW, APA2, various other MU*, I also play Christine here, everyone's favorite Hippie Elfgirl.
Character Information:
Name:
Tama
Game:
Gotcha Force
Morality:
Villain
Job:
Fortress Borg User
Quote:
"You're sooo weak."
Profile:
Tama isn't really into evil, when you get down to it. All he /really/ wants to do is just eat his ice cream, or his cookies...or his pizza...or...his candy...or..well, whatever it is he can get into his mouth. Not being a person of strong will, it wasn't hard for the Galactic Emperor to convince him to join the Death Force as a Commander. So, armed with the 'Death Arc', a floating Fortress Borg about a foot long and six inches high and a floating laser satellite about the same scale, Tama the
Death Commander was part of the effort to take over Sahari Town, and eventually destroy the world! ....It's too bad that his incredible destructive power is generally only effective against other Gotcha Borgs. At least in his Zone. Now that he's in Videoland on his own...who knows what havoc he might wreak? If any.
Skills:
Getting Ice Cream On Your Shirt, Owns A Miniature Air Force, Death From Above (If You're Really Short), Hating Amateurs, Orochi's Lackey Galactic Emperor's Lackey, Probably Your Lackey Too If You Yell Angrily Enough, Not Too Bright, Wants To Go Home, Borgs have INFINITE LIVES
Personality:
Tama isn't the brightest bulb in the box. Not that he's overly stupid; After all, he knows how to use his Borgs. It's simply that if you tell him that gullible isn't in the dictionary, he probably won't find it until he gets hungry and gives up. In fact, that's how most of his decisions go, to try his absolute hardest until he runs out of food or his attention span runs out. He's easily cowed by anyone willing to raise their voice at him, and oddly enough, fiercely loyal to whomever he decides to help. He's certainly sure of himself; He'll brag about his victory even if you beat him into the dust easily. In fact, whether or not he believes he won often has very little to do with whether or not he actually did. He's a self-titled Professional Gotcha Borg Commander, and will certainly point this out to whomever challenges him. Repeatedly, if absolutely necessary.
History:
Tama wasn't born from a military family at all, despite his sailor suit. In fact, he was born of a father who was a banker, and a mother who was a homemaker. His mother spoiled him endlessly, and his father wasn't around enough to care. This was enough to drive the child into a life pursuit of evil, apparently, as he found himself Orochi's lackey at the age of 10. The Galactic Emperor, in his infinite wisdom and evil, granted Tama the Death Arc, a powerful Fortress Borg resembling an aircraft carrier. And somewhere, down the line, he found himself a bunch of flying satellites of beam-firing death. Despite his continual best efforts, however, Kou and
Neo G Red continue to defeat his attempts at aiding the Death Force at every turn.
Strengths and Weaknesses:
Tama has nothing going for him physically. He's easily exhausted from any serious physical work, he's hardly able to lift things, and he has all the stomach constitution of a old woman on a roller coaster. However, his inability to recognize his own failures is significantly in his favor. Gotcha Borgs's strength is proportional to the courage of their Commander,
and since Tama's nearly incapable of telling that he's losing, he has an easy time of keeping his Gotcha Borgs powerful. And if his slightly reduced intellectual capability doesn't offer significant weaknesses, I'm not particularly sure what does. He's not as single minded as Max Force, but he's doggedly persistent. This can be used against him, naturally, if he's sent up against a foe he has absolutely no chance of beating...repeatedly...he'll keep trying until he's told to stop. He'd be
hopeless if he didn't have his Borgs. His Death Arc is capable of a great deal of destruction, despite its size, and it can also take considerable punishment.
Morality:
Tama's evil. Why is he evil? Because someone /told/ him to be evil. It's just that simple. The boy isn't quite bright enough to decide morality issues on his own. Could he be theoretically talked out of being evil? Yes. He quite happily could be. But. The second someone evil told him to be evil again, he would be. And since evil generally happens to have less qualms with telling people what to do in no uncertain terms, Tama's more
the type to stay on the side of evil. Call it cowardice, or whatever, but it's the situation. He's evil solely because that's what he's told to have been. Peer Pressure at work.
Videoland Relations:
It didn't take long after Tama found a warp zone from Sahari town to Videoland for the boy to quickly fall under the sway of EVIL. It really didn't. He's...sort of the one that the villains just send out, and sort of hope everyone will hope he's working on his own. He doesn't really make EVIL look particularly dastardly or anything. He just does what he's told,
and eats a lot in the process. He doesn't get most of the complicated parts of the war; Namely, the realization that Mother Brain is going to take over his own Zone eventually, the fact that he's just a pawn, and the bits where he's actually hurting people in the process of doing all this
business. About the only people that really enjoy his presence are the wide variety of food vendors who are enjoying every last dollar he makes.
Fighting Ability:
Tama's Death Arc is a particularly powerful Borg. It can take several blows from the Ultimate Cannon (Basically, the Ultimate Cannon is capable of killing everything smaller than it in one blow with its strongest attack) before finally being destroyed, and is capable of machine-gun style laser fire. However, accuracy is an entirely different thing. It cannot successfully lock onto moving targets very well, and generally
depends on its ability to fill the field with fire to actually destroy anything. It is also capable of deploying three small satellites which reflect its laser shots, allowing it to strike in every direction.
<p><Chat> <Matto says, "What's up?"
<Chat> <Prince_Herb says, "Angst."
<Chat> <Prince_Herb says, "Drama."
<Chat> <Prince_Herb says, "Betrayal."
<Chat> <Prince_Herb says, "Plushies."</p>