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[megiddobound]

I am bored and don't have any post ideas, so question meme.

You ask me a question about my characters, I answer and ask you one about yours in return, we keep going in that pattern until one of us can't think of any questions anymore, etc.

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[thefrozenstorm]

There were once attempts to get Souha to get over his phobia, but... they ended poorly. Honestly, Souha WISHES they could stop being so scared of water, but they honestly freeze up whenever they try to. It's like an insurmountable wall.

If Tatsuki had to do something arguably villainous in order to go back to her own time, would she refuse, or take it and try to justify it instead?

[cattack]

It honestly depends on context and what was going on! If it was OBVIOUSLY villainous she probably wouldn't but if it was something that requires thinking to realizing it, she is very much the act first think later type.

Who among yours would be most likely to turn villainous? How/why?

[thefrozenstorm]

Let's be frank: Shikou is already a villain, he's just a benevolent one. He's got a space god or something inside of him that basically already won, and it's only because Shikou's more reactionary than active that he hasn't really done anything on the megalomania part. As a result he becomes more the enemy of other villains because those villains are trying to ruin what he sees as his responsibility.

Other characters most likely to be villainous are Souha (cause really it's amazing they haven't snapped by now and just tried to burn down the world in a blaze of glory) and Shinji (for REASONS).

Hilariously enough on the other hand, neither Shian or Sanshi would ever be villainous, despite being DARK-sorts and generally having a lower moral threshold. In fact, they're more positioned to be protagonists at this point! But on that same note due to GX's whole "nurturing darkness/light of destruction" deal, neither Setsuo or Sadame would be villainous either, despite being LIGHT-types-- they're just a little bit on the wayside of emotionally unstable.

Does Saiga ever accidentally remind herself of all of her bad decisions and desire to hit her head, or does she get out the overcoming wave of stupidity shame by doing something more constructive.

Also does she have any pictures of herself of around when she just entered DA, and get regularly baffled at the differences?

[megiddobound]

She really does occasionally want to beat her head into the wall sometimes, and likely would if she could get any privacy with which to do so.

She does not. Her photo shoots with Shiroko aside, she is not precisely a fan of photography and would prefer not to be photographed. She probably just has her old student ID photo and that's all.

That photo likely leads to the above desire to beat her head into a wall.

Do you have any headcanon on Suguru that doesn't come into play much?

[thefrozenstorm]

I think the biggest thing about Suguru, in terms of her, is her relationship with her dad.

Basically, while her mom is quite completely insane, there's no getting around that, she would've probably had a full-scale psychotic breakdown if her husband hadn't played along with her delusion. But as a result, Suguru got along better with her dad for the most part. He's the one who was there for her when she figured out about her abilities, and was the most supportive about sending her to Duel Academy. The reason Suguru basically cut herself off from him too is the fact that he had taken her mom's side in the equation, though. But if it came down to it, if Suguru ever forgave anyone, it'd be him.

As a note about her dad, he actually is fairly successful and owns a restaurant around where they live! But he's also very devoted to his wife, even if she's kinda cuckoo. His abilities were probably similar to Suguru that it was wind control, actually. (he is the Samasu, after all, not the mother.)

I CANNOT THINK OF ANYMORE QUESTIONS AT THE MOMENT.