Player Information:Name: Iris
Age: 18
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Character Information:Fandom: Final Fantasy VII
Name: Yuffie Kisaragi
Character Model: Aya Ueto, pictured
here.
Age: 18
Current Residence: A small two-bedroom apartment in China Town, currently looking for a room mate. ♥
Occupation: Student at Balamb University, and part-time secretary at THE PARTHENON.
Personality: Yuffie is a spunky, hyperactive teenager who likes to say exactly what's on her mind--which, most of the time, borders on just plain weird. To Yuffie, no subject is too strange to not bring up, and it's in her nature to chatter off to most people as if they'd known each other for ages. It's a trait people either adore or hate with a deep passion, and this one trait seems to define Yuffie the most.
Though selfish and greedy (she's been practicing the five-finger discount since she was a freshman in high school), Yuffie values her her loved ones above anything, including her father, Godo. She would, without a doubt, risk her life to save any one of them; the question is, how many people does Yuffie
truly love to that degree? Unfortunately for Yuffie, she's the type to love easily, irregardless of what she tries to do, but her manner of showing it is through hitting, teasing, and stealing items of varying value from her loved ones (usually she'll return it--if she's caught).
As with most teenagers, she showcases a rebellious streak which involves doing exactly what she shouldn't be doing, getting into scrapes more often than not and picking fights with people. She hates being told what to do, being underestimated, and being treated like a
girl, nonetheless a
teenage girl.
She's cocky and overconfident in her own abilities, whether it's a game of checkers, a test, or an arm-wrestling match. It's very unlikely for Yuffie to concede to someone being better than her, even if they beat her into a pulp. She's just more likely to run her mouth off, and then propose a rematch. Her pride is immensely huge.
In addition to this cocktail of personality traits, Yuffie can be a little
too affectionate with people, and she isn't the type to wait for someone to make the first move romance-wise. She has the grace and delicacy of a hippopotamous on land when it comes to the area of
tender emotions, and most of the time she tends to get angrier with that person quicker than usual, perhaps a tad more competitive. This is only because she's fighting down her feelings.
Biography: Some people would think coming from a family with a load of money and a good name would be good stuff. The Kisaragi family had been active in the politics of Twilight City, a few family members becoming a part of the city council, mayor, city manager, police chief... All in all, quite the respectable family. The majority of the family was known to be rather controlled, polite, but hopelessly boring and bland, like a piece of toast. They esteemed self-control, honor, and keeping your cool.
Traits, unfortunately, that Yuffie Kisaragi would never inherit. When Godo married his wife Aya one fine spring evening, the family knew that this would be the match to end all matches. Aya was calm, pretty, and exactly the sort of woman who
deserved to be married into the Kisaragi family. She was a bit sickly, always had been, but her gentle nature earned the respect of her new family, and she was welcomed quite warmly--until Yuffie was born.
Yuffie was not cool and aloof. Yuffie was not gentle.
Yuffie was loud, boisterous, rough, adventurous, and blatantly ignorant of any and all authority. Any attempts to curb her behavior earned a bite on the hand and Yuffie running away, as fast and slippery as a fish. It seemed the only person who managed to control her was Aya (Godo had never been particularly close with his daughter; he was much too busy with his job), and yet, the family quickly chose Aya to hold the blame for her daughter's behavior. "Why don't you raise her correctly?" they scolded. "You're not a good wife after all."
Aya took the words in stride, smiled, and lovingly raised Yuffie (because she didn't want Yuffie to be empty and cold and soft like her; she wanted Yuffie to have
emotions, to love and laugh and live) until the day she died. After that, Yuffie immediately became uncontrollable. She was thirteen, just at the apex of that age when your behavior fully forms, and the Kisaragi family clamped harder on her than ever, trying to straighten her out.
But it was much, much too late.
Yuffie used all opportunities to rebel against them, stealing and causing a general ruckus in every place she was at. When a brief scandal (that didn't even
involve her, gawd) brought the Kisaragi family down on the social ladder, Yuffie reminded them she had
warned against accepting endorsement from the drug lord, being the seedy child she was, but who ever paid attention to her? And yet, even for all her behavior, Yuffie looked for subversive ways to bring honor back to her family.
After all, none of them had graduated from an esteemed university like Balamb. And suddenly, that became a goal: to be the first super-awesome-educated girl in the family. When she wasn't stealing for kicks, pulling pranks, or working at her part-time job at the Parthenon (she hated answering phone calls, but she did it for the cash), Yuffie was studying her little ass off to become a world-famous person-thing-with-an-awesome-job, shrug off that reputation of accepting illegal bribes, and generally prove to the Kisaragi family she was way better than they gave her credit for.
And then she got into Balamb (majoring in Conservation Biology, because if Yuffie didn't save the seals, who would?), and suddenly, it seemed like the Kisaragi family had a fighting chance for honor again. After all, that's what they had taught her, right?