あか? 辻森 (Akane Tsujimori)

By Denim&Venöm

• July 12, 2015




Age: late teens/early 20s

Gender: Female

Species: Non-Pony

Appearance: 5'4" Shoulder length messy burgundy hair. Red Eyes. Wears red eye shadow. Typically wears shorts, band t-shirt, hoodies or trenchcoats, either combat boots or sneakers w/ those roller blades in the back.

Personality: Confident and a bit eccentric. At times she seems very chillax, talking in a slow rolling rasp of a voice. Other times she's running around, barking orders loud and proud, trying to instigate a riot. She acts pretty fearless and reckless, showing little regard for her own safety. Very tomboyish, very much acting like one of the guys. Tend to cuss and swear a lot. <br /><br />Despite her musical practise, she is a diehard metalhead. She loves martial arts movies, is a fan of combat sports, monster trucks, monster movies, superhero shows, etc. Very much an Otaku as well, buying lots of manga, watching lots of anime, playing the games, etc. <br /><br />But she does have a soft side for cute things and things relating to fantasy.

Backstory: Born to a wealthy political family and a musical prodigy in her homeland of Japan, Akane rose to stardom as a teen idol at age 12 and dominated the scene till her late teens, when she just up and abandoned it all. <br /><br />What the press doesn't like to talk about is that before Akane was a star, she had an older sister, one that helped raise her. But when she wasn't living up to her potential, acting proper or conforming like her parents wanted, Akane lashed out at her for not being the perfect big sister, big sis up and left them all. <br /><br />The rest of her family moved on like nothing happened. Good riddance they thought. But Akane would slowly feel the effects of life without her Ane-chan through the years, and slowly begin to loathe her occupation, and the person she was becoming: a materialistic, image obsessed, shallow, egotistical diva. Like her parents, the very people who chose to forsake her. <br /><br />Whenever she could, she broke away from the makeup, glitter and outfits for heavy metal t-shirts, denim & leather. She became a skater punk metal head, like her sister. A nonconformist otaku rebel w/ a daredevil streak. <br /><br />But it's getting harder and harder to be herself. Idol life isn't glamorous anymore. Shallow fans give her no peace. Record execs tell her what to say and what to record. image consultants tell her how to act and what to wear. Parents tell her who to be and treat her like a commodity. And the press? They will not give her a second's peace. <br /><br />And it's not just Japan. Her stardom is international. Everywhere she goes, everywhere she runs, everywhere she hides, she is found. <br /><br />She's trying to prove she can stand on her own, be her own woman, be someone that is worthy of respect, someone tough, confident, independent.<br /><br />Most importantly, she no longer wants to be the girl that drove away her Ane-chan and she doesn't want to grow up to be her parents, or worse. No, she's going to separate herself from them, from all this, destroy any semblance of who she was before and become the person she always wanted to be, the person her sister proudly raised her to be. All she needs to do is find Ane-chan, and beg for her forgiveness, so they can both move on.