Hobbies: What does your character do outside of school/work during their civilian life? This should be an activity that they do on a regular basis, and should be something they could reasonably do in the setting and within their financial means. At least two hobbies are required, but up to five are welcome. Each hobby should be described with at least two sentences. Hobbies should be something that can encourage roleplay or be used to inspire roleplay, however players are allowed to have solitary hobbies as well.
Birdwatching:-- Since he was young, Elias would watch birds and keep track of the ones he saw, something he learned from his father who was an ornithologist. He has a small booklet he keeps on him when he knows he will be out in a new area and often talks in forums and groups about what everyone has seen.
Hiking -- In his free time between semesters and teaching, Elias enjoys hikes through the woods and greenspaces in the city. Sometimes he travels through to the walking paths or things like that and often socializes with others on the route. It leads him to find new places and chat with all sorts of other outdoors people.
Virtues: These are positive aspects about your character's personality that affect them on a daily basis, and are things your character could be praised and admired for. These traits shouldn’t be too specific or only manifest in specific situations (such as ‘likes animals’), shouldn’t be overpowered (such as ‘Perfect’), and shouldn’t be based on their physical appearance (such as ‘pretty’). Virtues are things that are directly related to how your character behaves. Traits should be balanced, so all profiles need an equal number of Virtues and Flaws and should not contradict each other.
Hardworking: -- Always focusing on the tasks at hand and putting forth lots of effort, Elias makes sure that things are done and doesn't slack off. He often puts in extra time when needed to make sure that things get finished or that lessons are understood. This also bleeds into how he goes and assists others in a team or with similar goals to his own.
Polite -- Everyone deserves a good first interaction and Elias makes good on that by offering kind words and patience for those he meets and interacts with. Offering to let people go first as well as providing considerations and assistance for others, he strives to make sure everyone gets the best foot forward from him.
Flaws: These are negative aspects about your character's personality that affect them on a daily basis, and are things your character could be disliked or criticized. These traits shouldn’t be too specific or only manifest in specific situations (such as ‘hates kids’), shouldn’t be based on fears (such as ‘afraid of the dark’), and shouldn’t be based on anything that manifests physically (such as ‘clumsy’). Phobias and illnesses (physical or mental) are not viable flaws. Flaws are things that are directly related to how your character behaves. Traits should be balanced, so all profiles need an equal number of Virtues and Flaws and should not contradict each other.
Coward: -- Fighting is the furthest from something he wants to do and confrontation makes him uncomfortable. Often he sticks to the back of things or will run away if someone starts a fight. It can cause trouble in a team during a fight or will leave him less likely to do things that would cause trouble.
Closed-Off -- While he may be polite, he's not one for joking or quips to get closer to people. Most of the time they fly over his head or he doesn't really find things funny. There's always a slight level of isolation when he talks with people, never fully getting close or opening up. That level of distance is something he keeps as best as he can which makes it hard for people to really know him.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Hair and eye colors cannot change from civilian to powered form, nor can tattoos or piercings. If your character has a tattoo as a civilian it will appear on the powered art, though will have a glamour to prevent people who have seen both from identifying civilian identities. Hairstyles can change between civilian and powered form; only Corrupted Senshi have vastly different hair between civilian and powered forms (their hair grows extensively in length!) Unnatural hair and eye color are perfectly fine, and there is no need to say they use hair dye or wear contacts - your character is free to have been born with blue hair if you want. Genetic heterochromia is allowed, but please consider that this is still considered an oddity in our game environment; you are free to play with it but we encourage players to be considerate of this fact! If your character is intended to have different colored eyes due to injury, please make sure you have done adequate research and include relevant information when you post a quest, or PM the shop mule, The Space Cauldron, for help! Because civilian art isn’t required for play, this part of the form will be helpful in making sure others know how your character appears if you don’t yet have art for them. Please make sure you are describing your character's civilian appearance! If they are an alien (such as a Vanguardian or Deep Space Senshi) or a youma/half youma, the below information should only describe them as they appear while in their 'human glamour'. You can describe their true, unglamoured appearance in the appropriate powered section of their quest!
Eyes: Light blueish green
Hair: Black usually braided Face: Shape, features -- Does your character have a round or oval or heart-shaped face, freckles, big ears or not; this is just to describe their face!
Skin Tone: Paleish
Body Type: 6'2 but on the thinner side, doesn't really exercise but does walk everywhere
Clothes: If you are getting student art, your character will be drawn in the school uniform. If you are getting a civilian outfit, this will discuss the general style of your character! This doesn’t have to be the only type of outfit your character wears, but filling out this part of the form can be helpful for others to imagine what your character looks like.
Uniform: The Negaverse is a military organization, uniforms should be in the style of formal/ceremonial military uniforms or present day business professional wear. There are a lot of rooms for variations and bringing in themes, but ultimately the goal is to make sure they look organized and professional! Your stamper or artist will be able to help you if you are struggling with designs. While some designs may be sultry, please try to avoid overly sexual outfits! Negaverse characters can be as young as fourteen, so please try to keep your uniform appropriate. Negaverse Uniforms should be predominantly dark; you may use lighter colors in moderation to provide piping or other accents to the uniform. While professional businesswear must be inspired by present day standards, Formal Military, Military Dress Uniform, and Ceremonial Uniforms from any era or region can be used as inspiration. Please be prepared to do research on this or reach out to the Space Cauldron if you have questions about what might fall under this umbrella.
You can use the following list to help emphasize design aspects of your Negaverse character but you must provide images of your inspiration. You may work with an artist to incorporate other designs but you must provide at least one reference image for your Negaverse character.
Reference Image -- (Include at least one image of a present day business professional uniform or a Formal Military/Military Dress/Ceremonial Military Uniform to use for design reference. Please also include information to identify the military style so staff can do any necessary research about it. Your uniform does not need to be 1:1 based on any single design and can be a fusion of military/businesswear styles, or even incorporate some other styles, but the base of it must be clearly identified as military/businesswear. Even if you are asking an artist to CC a design, please include at least one reference image for them to work with)
Top -- Thigh-length traditional side-fastened coat? Shorter? Longer? Exposed undershirt? Cropped? Buttons? Toggles? Shoulderpads? Long sleeves, or short sleeves? Sleeves at all? What's the collar like? A dress? Lieutenant outfits tend to be free of many decorations and should not contain armor of any sort at this stage. Bottoms -- Skirt? Pants? Shorts? Culottes? Gloves -- Got any? Belt -- Belt? No belt? Shoes -- What kind? Shoulders -- Epaulettes? Accessories -- What kind? Remember, capes are reserved for Negaverse Generals (though not all are required to have them), so they should not appear on Lieutenant or Squire artwork!
Weapon
Negaverse Agents fight with a weapon that grows in strength and power as they rank up. At Lieutenant stage, weapons should be toy or gag items; they can be based on just about anything that can reasonably be held, but by Captain stage they should evolve into a useful weapon. By third stage, the weapon can be lethal and may have a slight magical enhancement. Negaverse Agents are not magical characters, so the magic on their weapon should be something akin to a slight enchantment rather than channeled or casted magic. Tips about this can be found below the form!
Lieutenant Weapon: Briefcase ready for work but not much else, kind of unwieldy and just there to look professional.
Captain Weapon: Simple spear with an icy design, still has some hints of the briefcase in the form of some of the pole parts design and a lil handle.
General Weapon:Icy spear with metal designs, can cause a slight chill on the area cut with it that causes the feeling of frostbite for 10 seconds around an inch from the slice.
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Negaverse Alias: Lieutenant 
