Name: Ryuuzaki

Race: Human

Age: 17

Time Period: Present time

Alignment: Neutral

Weapons: He has a polearm, which he uses as his main weapon, not easily broken.
He keeps a steel medium weight sword in a sheath on his back just in case he loses his polearm.

Appearance: white hair, with silver stripes in it, hair is about an inch or two high, and spiked up is only a little bit taller than the average person, about average weight and such. Muscular-wise, he is lean, but not super strong. He has a red tank top, and wears red and black fingerless gloves. He also wears a black average leather kind of belt, with black pants that look kind of dressy, but not too fancy. His shoes are also black, and look kind of shiny. All of his clothes are tattered and torn.

Personality: kind of kocky, not liked much, almost outcast, but loves trying to play the leader role, and prove people wrong.

Family: He was an only child; his parents died when he was an infant, and was raised in an orphanage, until he ran away, and started to care for himself in a nearby forest.

Bio & Story: His parents died in the war when he was young, and he has been on his own for most of his life. Has almost no friends, but is strong enough to hold his own in a fight. He generally likes avoiding things that most people are forced to do, because he thinks being forced to do things shows weakness.


An old charecter that i have had for a while, but my old bio got erased on the old forum i used to visit, so this one doesn't look that good.

how is he just an average guy in present time if he keeps a polearm, sword and a staff as weapons?

copied some of it for when i made him from a different RP, i should probably fix that.

Why is his name L's alias..?

I had him as an RP charecter before i had even heard of death note. coincidence i suppose.

It's not spelled the same :/

Technically it is... just with incorrect grammar, or something like that. Ask THoT.

What do you mean? Miss spellings arent considered grammar errors are they?
Also, there is more than one way to spell a name. idk if this is spelled correctly though.

It's a phonetic thing, like I said, ask THoT. He can explain it better.

But it still doesn't make it a grammatical error.

Everybody knows it's RyùüûzÅkÊ.

Ok, it's not using the proper way to Romanize Japanese words, which is called Revised Hepburn.
It is the direct, un-hepburned way of romanizing, and thus considered unofficial.
Yea.

And thus nobody cares.

Un-Hepburn is the de facto standard!

Wrong-o.
It's the uneducated standard.