Kyero
Three Thousand Club
Hey there Zuka.Zuka said:Hell's yeah I am! You guys are intimidating with your knowledge but I'll knock up a character sheet today/tomorrow
A few things for you about the profile, some of which will be quite liberating.
Liberating and Non-Critical Points
1) Because the RP has started already and has advanced a fair amount you are not bound by the 750 max power level limit. You are now only bound by the 2,000 Low Class Saiyan limit and can pick literally any number leading up to that point.
2) Her body type would be a mesomorph
3) Her voice type would be an Alto (Tenor is a male voice type)
4) Her combat style would be considered "mixed" for the RP's purposes
Criticisms
1) Her description of her personal techniques is a bit too similar to Era's, especially targeting the nervous system. Era's something of a unique individual as it is priding fluidity and precision over raw power which is the Saiyan Race's entire reason for existence. Also the description is a bit lacking in the nervous system department and has been worded more to sound like she knows how to target joints and structural weaknesses in the skeletons of her enemies once she understands their anatomy rather than the nervous system itself.
- This section, the "Personal Attacks," is also meant for a listing of signature moves. If you need a reference you can check Era's profile (or any of the others).
2) The "Personality" section needs to be 2 paragraphs long and both paragraphs need a total of 5 sentences before it's considered complete. If you need help, the first post in this OOC thread has a list of questions you can use to fill the section out.
3) In the Biography section, you mention that she had "enemies, friends, and foes." First of all enemies and foes are the same thing so there's no need to mention both of them. Second a Saiyan child has no enemies. Just rivals. The Saiyan Race is not exactly charming in their youth or adulthood in most cases, but they rarely if ever treat each other as enemies.
The final paragraph (or broken paragraph it seems) sound like they belong more in the "Personality" section and aren't really part of a biography. They don't say anything about how she grew up, who she grew up around, who she trained with, who she trained under, who her friends and peers were, etc.
All in all it's coming along, but you have some work to do. Let me know when you're finished and if you require any assistance let us know and we'll all pitch in to help you out.