Character Trivia!

[Kakeru Daishori]

Did you know that:

Kakeru is, despite his almost playboyish image and distant kindness, a very sad, lonely person, whose only real goal is to find somebody that can understand him.

Ironically, the key to unlocking Gamble's true power lies within a secretly created fifth Priiiide, who will only awaken when Gamble proves his worth with a gesture of absolute sacrifice for the sake of another.

[Suzie Miyazaki]

Laertes: In short: He needs to get laid.

[Psycho Suzie]

Some fluff for you: This Suzie comes from an alternate version of the Kamen Rider Agito universe.

The difference is that Agito, Kuuga and all the rest don't exist in this universe apart from as tablets and myths. However, the "Generation" project and the Lords do exist.

The first unit designed to combat Angels was the Generation-0 Powered Assault Armour. It was essentially a cybernetic version of Growing Kuuga (As seen on the walls of a few Meso-American temples). It's very weak and has been stationed in South Africa to protect said temples from ... something. It's pilot is Yusuke Godai and the suit was created in Japan.

The G1 series are specialised variations on the design given out to France (G1-D), Germany (G1-M), Sweden (G1-T, which is also "time-shared" with Denmark) and the UK (G1-P, the one Suzie used to go on her spree). The Met were also creating a G1-U (Ultimate) and the prototype's victory against Suzanne is considered it's first field-run and proof of it's success as a unit.

The G2 armour is also in America but is used by the FBI and taken all over the place, unlike the rather isolated G0.

G3 was at first a carbon copy of G2 sold to Japan at auction. While they use G3 a little they have an improved G3-X unit as their main Generation rider. Japan has also begun developing a mass-produced G3-Mild unit but it's still being tested.

The Victory-1 (V1) system is a rival project in Japan but isn't as good. Improved models sometimes come out to help G3 in combat but usually get wrecked due to poor adaptability.

G4 is a Russian suit of armour developed independently of the others. How it managed to be almost identical in regards to the core spec is unknown (Well it's obviously spies it just can't be proved). There are worries that the Russian government are using the G4 to take control of a "New Empire".

G5 is an anomaly. It appears all over the world with no way of tracking it and sides with either the Generation system, or with the Lords.

[Keith Higgs]

Keith's first injury (In a fight) resulted in his kneecap being shattered. He couldn't walk for seven months and later permanently placed the person who did it in a wheelchair. Still, he hates kneecaps and in a fight that's pi**ing him off will not hesitate to hit them.

[The Greeed]

Double post, but...

Ankh has an addiction of ice cream when he has human senses, Mezool has breath mints. They fit in pockets easier and you don't get brainfreeze.

[Kengo Utahoshi/Yuuki Jojima]

Not technically trivia for the character, but rather, about.

McKenzie Williams, in name and some personality, is taken from my Creative Writing final project from when I was a Senior. It was a modern version of Sherlock Holmes (ala BBC's Sherlock; though I wrote it before I ever saw an episode. Unfortunately, Sherlock's dress was basically the same in both versions. Then again, scarves and greatcoats are a great combo.). The character was a woman from Sherlock's past; a former girlfriend who crushed him by breaking up with him since he became obsessive with his work. She caused him to become the character we know; antisocial, removed, etc.

[Yuriko Misaki]

Yuriko, while she'd never admit it to anyone (Especially Shigeru), is a fan of the Muppets, and had a Kermit the Frog plush when she was a child, and had it up until Black Satan captured her. To this day, she misses it greatly.

[Kakeru Daishori]

Despite the name of Saitana, the sword Kakeru got from the Sai Medal is actually worn as a tachi, edge down, instead of a katana, edge up.

[Luna]

Not pertaining to Luna, but related to the Senshi in general.

The reason why Sailor Senshi exist despite being manga/anime characters in this universe is because Naoko Takeuchi was a former Sailor Senshi of a distant planet before she settled down with Yoshihiro Togashi.

[Ryouko Asakura]

She likes trinkets and items in general, but Ryouko has been on the lookout for a Cobra core medal since she found out they exist.

[Arthur Ingram]

The Knights Of Sonnet ... or at least the one's I've been bothered to think up. There are probably some gaps between where I missed huge chunks of history.

Thomas Ingram - The First, The first Sonnet who sealed away the Enviii during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Later died during the invasion of the Spanish Armada.

William Ingram - The Second, The first Sonnet to use the Benedick form. William Ingram mostly fought random street criminals and the occasional mad psuedo-scientific monster. William was the first Sonnet to use the Benedick form.

Jonathan Ingram - The Zealot, The Sonnet fabled with bringing Guy Fawkes to justice and stopping the gunpowder plot fairly ... loyal to the crown. He served in the English civil war alongside the Cavaliers (Kings forces). Currently the longest serving Sonnet. Killed in the civil war. The first Sonnet to use Macbeth form.

Robin Ingram - The Traitor, Robin spent his time either in Europe being a drunken gambler or in England being a drunken gambler under the puritanical government. Oliver Cromwell didn't get along with him, as you'd expect. Ultimately died protecting Cromwell from a monster of some description. He was the first Sonnet to use the Romeo Form.

Joanna Ingram - The Restored, During the restoration period Joanna Ingram fought against a rabble of Hellspawned monsters. The first Sonnet to use Cesario form. Up until a few years ago she was believed to have a twin sister.

Carlos Ingram - The Genius, A Sonnet who fought the mechanical monsters of those seeking to corrupt Elm's creations in Victorian England.

Stephen Ingram - The Angel, The Sonnet who fought in WWI. The first user of the Othello form's powers. Missing In Action, presumed to be somewhere in No Man's Land.

James Ingram - The Butcher, The Sonnet who fought alongside Captain America, Proliteriat and the rest of The Avengers during WWII, killed in action after going AWOL and embarking on a killing spree/ campaign to rule the world. The first user of the Iago form.

Arthur Ingram - The Rider, The current Sonnet, calling himself a Kamen Rider. He's fairly new to this whole thing as he wasn't trained by the previous Sonnet.

[Kiriya Watanabe]

For Eden, Kei, and any other Vector Chosen Children, really.

Seeing as Kaizo Ningen do not age, the members of this group who were converted between 16 and 18 are older looking due to continued injections, similar to a NEVER so they can hit an age they desire physically.

[Yuko Oshima]

Much like her real-life counterpart, Yuko playtested Final Fantasy XIII-2 as part of the Judge XIII. This got her interested in the series, and she now has a copy of every Final Fantasy game in her room, including rereleases, spin-offs, and related titles (Kingdom Hearts, The World Ends With You, Ergheiz,: God Bless the Ring, and the Chocobo series); the only game that has been collecting dust is Four Heroes of Light.

[Robb Tyrell]

The face claim of Jon Snow, the first name of his half-brother Robb Stark, the surname of House Tyrell.

A mashup of A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones in this character, with a mix of Jon and Robb's personalities, basically.

[[Kaisu] Elizabeth Clarke]

Keith, as much of an idiot as he is is actually immensely patriotic.