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Redesign number 6721 for my Character Aria Colleen. :\ Got an idea after watching the movie “Onibaba” to try and bring the concept of the “Hannya Demon” to my lead females Aria and Allessandra for the future arc of my tale. Doing so has made me realize that my lead protagonist, Lancier, has really got odd taste in women. XD

First a…
Winged/ Cleric/Ninja/ chick,
then a Berserker/Werewolf/Princess,
and finally an Amnesic/Cybernetic girl/ with demon horns. hahaha
Well at least they will be very distinct from one another in character.

Despite Aria’s ability to perfectly reproduce any maneuver she has witnessed firsthand, she is in all actuality a terrible fighter; hence why her clothing is often torn to ribbons after a difficult encounter. If it wasn’t for her cybernetic body she would have been ripped to pieces long ago. All the best fighting moves in the world are worthless without the talent and originality to link them and counterattack in a proper way.

Aria’s body can detect damage to its individual parts but lacks an actual sensation for physical pain. However, this does nothing to her mental perception of what pain she thinks she is experiencing. Her arms alone are capable of being twisted in ways that would shatter the bones of any natural human with next to no damage at all, but if you were to suddenly put her into one of those positions she would react as though you literally just ripped her arms off.

This is where the new idea’s for the Hannya concept come in. It’s sort of like an automatic self defense mode. If Aria experiences damage beyond her ability to mentally cope with, her consciousness will automatically be shut down by her body allowing its intricate programming to sort out the situation in her stead. This is when she will enter a more demonic berserk state with her horns growing in size to suit. The level of damage she can endure before entering this mode isn’t limited to physical damage alone, mental damage can also play a significant role in the process.

Aria’s Hannya mode will play a big part in allowing her to fend off several incredibly lethal opponents some of which are capable on demolishing entire armies single handedly, such as General Finns and Lich Baulter to name a few. This demonic Hannya mode also alludes heavily toward how she ended up in her unique situation in the first place. Fortunately as with any form of stress Aria is capable of building up her endurance to a wide range of physical and emotional damage. The big question becomes whether or not her pursuers will give her the time to build up to their level.

Overall I have to say that Aria is both the strongest and weakest of my female leads. Capable of slaying dragons yet could be torn asunder by harsh words alone. All this and she still doesn’t understand why she has become the center of attention to the world’s deadliest of villains.

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See some of her biggest threats??

"Finns"

"Kul'Nar"

"Death"

"Baulter"

"Cerdych"

"Morbis"

"Allessandra"

Description
Redesign number 6721 for my Character Aria Colleen. :\ Got an idea after watching the movie “Onibaba” to try and bring the concept of the “Hannya Demon” to my lead females Aria and Allessandra for the future arc of my tale. Doing so has made me realize that my lead protagonist, Lancier, has really got odd taste in women. XD

First a…
Winged/ Cleric/Ninja/ chick,
then a Berserker/Werewolf/Princess,
and finally an Amnesic/Cybernetic girl/ with demon horns. hahaha
Well at least they will be very distinct from one another in character.

Despite Aria’s ability to perfectly reproduce any maneuver she has witnessed firsthand, she is in all actuality a terrible fighter; hence why her clothing is often torn to ribbons after a difficult encounter. If it wasn’t for her cybernetic body she would have been ripped to pieces long ago. All the best fighting moves in the world are worthless without the talent and originality to link them and counterattack in a proper way.

Aria’s body can detect damage to its individual parts but lacks an actual sensation for physical pain. However, this does nothing to her mental perception of what pain she thinks she is experiencing. Her arms alone are capable of being twisted in ways that would shatter the bones of any natural human with next to no damage at all, but if you were to suddenly put her into one of those positions she would react as though you literally just ripped her arms off.

This is where the new idea’s for the Hannya concept come in. It’s sort of like an automatic self defense mode. If Aria experiences damage beyond her ability to mentally cope with, her consciousness will automatically be shut down by her body allowing its intricate programming to sort out the situation in her stead. This is when she will enter a more demonic berserk state with her horns growing in size to suit. The level of damage she can endure before entering this mode isn’t limited to physical damage alone, mental damage can also play a significant role in the process.

Aria’s Hannya mode will play a big part in allowing her to fend off several incredibly lethal opponents some of which are capable on demolishing entire armies single handedly, such as General Finns and Lich Baulter to name a few. This demonic Hannya mode also alludes heavily toward how she ended up in her unique situation in the first place. Fortunately as with any form of stress Aria is capable of building up her endurance to a wide range of physical and emotional damage. The big question becomes whether or not her pursuers will give her the time to build up to their level.

Overall I have to say that Aria is both the strongest and weakest of my female leads. Capable of slaying dragons yet could be torn asunder by harsh words alone. All this and she still doesn’t understand why she has become the center of attention to the world’s deadliest of villains.

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See some of her biggest threats??

"Finns"

"Kul'Nar"

"Death"

"Baulter"

"Cerdych"

"Morbis"

"Allessandra"