[OOC] - Profile/Info
PLAYER INFORMATION-
Name/Nickname: Levi
AIM/E-mail/Contact:
AIM - xShining Kestral
E-mail - raiegki_leviathan@hotmail.com
LJ: levikitty
CHARACTER INFORMATION-
Canon Character and Series: Falco Lombardi, Star Fox
In-Game Name: Lieutenant Major Falco Lombardi
Age: 26 27
Gender: Male
Position & Ship: Pilot, the Victoria II
Appearance: A demihuman, Falco is best described as a human-like bird. His feathers are a deep, bold shade of blue, the only other colors being red feathers that outline his teal eyes and his yellow beak. Falco's wings function as hands and he cannot fly with them, possibly THE defining fact that has shaped him the way he is now. Other than his obviously avian features, Falco's anatomy greatly resembles that of a human and can easily wear human clothing, provided that it is loose (he tends to wear one or two sizes larger than what a person of a similar build would wear) and slight alterations are made to accommodate his long, straight tail feathers.
Personality: Falco is brash, agressive, prideful, and arrogant, all personality traits that he developed in order to survive. A former delinquent, Falco has issues with authority and being a subordinate. While he won't directly disobey orders, he may not do exactly what is told, especially if he thinks his way is better. However, he has no desire to rise up in the ranks, perfectly content where he is as he'd rather not be the one who has to deal with the hassle of issuing orders. Falco simply likes doing things his way, which is, often, the better way. Had his choices in life been different, he may have turned out a different person, evidenced by the less obvious features of his character.
Although he was always surrounded by people, Falco was alone for most of his life. He had to develop a fierce, strong personality in order to cope with his harsh environment, but since he joined the military, a few hidden sides have begun to show. Albeit one must look hard to spot them.
He may not say it or express it at all, Falco deeply appreciates any and all support his fellow crew members give him. He considers them his makeshift family and while he is mean, rude, and conscending to them, he is also entirely loyal and willing to lend a listening ear and some crudely worded advice if asked. Falco speaks often of leaving the military, but the truth is that while he dislikes the structure and rigidness of military life, it is the only family he has, and his attachment to the people he knows and works with is so strong that should he ever leave, he would always eventually return.
Abilities/Weapons: Falco's most notable skill is his adeptness at flying small planes. It's hard to find someone even close to his level of ability, and finding someone better than him is nigh impossible. Flying is Falco's one true love, and is simply one of the best out there.
Falco is also pretty good with guns and in a fistfight, but neither of these facts really make him stand out. Falco also has a gift for languages, but it almost never sees use.
Weaknesses: Falco's biggest drawback is his pride. It won't allow him to take advice from others until it has been sufficiently subdued and beaten down. He also suffers from a bit of hubris: he always believes his way is best (even if it often is) and will ignore orders if he wants in order to satisfy his ego.
History: Falco has not had what one would call a wonderful life. He was born in the Ivonian city of Solare, a city that has seen much better days. Falco, from a very young age, had always known that he was different from others. It was kind of obvious, really. That didn't bother Falco. What bothered him was that he seemed to be stuck between two places: being human and being a bird. He would often spend his childhood watching birds in the sky, painfully aware that his own wings can't do what theirs could.
Falco wanted, more than anything else in the world, to fly. His parents told him to forget about it. They were not abusive or neglectful, they merely wanted their son to have a more realistic view of the world. After all, they were a poor family, and a family needed to eat. So Falco grudingly stopped talking about the sky with them.
But he never gave up on his dream. So, realizing that his life was going nowhere fast, at the age of thirteen, he ran away from home. But being just a young teen, Falco had no direction, nowhere to go. He ended up in a street gang, getting into fights, mugging for the gang leaders, and crashing at friends' houses for the night. He didn't like this life one bit, but he accepted it, though not without complaint.
One day, when Falco was sixteen, he attempted to mug another demihuman, the fox James McCloud. What was supposed to be a routine petty crime turned into a vicious fistfight with James emerging triumphant. Instead of having Falco arrested, however, James, sensing the teenager's discontent, asked the misguided youth what he wanted to do with his life. Before he knew what he was doing, Falco was telling James everything. Unlike his parents, James encouraged Falco to follow his dreams. Falco promptly fought his way out of Solare's gang world and hitched a ride to Bellcius, where he enrolled into the military flight school under James' support.
James McCloud was last seen going into the Badlands and never returned.
Because of his rebellious nature, the military way did not suit Falco very well. He often got into trouble for insubordination and came very close to being expelled several times. His one saving grace, however, was his exceptional natural skill and devotion to flying. There was no way the Ivonian military was going to let such raw talent go to waste. So they were a bit more lenient with him, and Falco honestly did his best to stay in, as this was his only ticket to the sky. Falco graduated near the top of his class (he would be at the absolute top were it not for his discipline problems) and he was promptly assigned to the Victoria II, where the higher ups felt that Admiral von Karma could tame him.
...plus the man would be furious if such a talented pilot was NOT on his ship.
So far, it's kind of working. In order to stay on the Victoria II, Falco is willing to listen to the Admiral's every order.
But anyone else? Hell no.
Back in Solare, Falco's parents believed their son died years ago and have stopped searching from him.
Name/Nickname: Levi
AIM/E-mail/Contact:
AIM - xShining Kestral
E-mail - raiegki_leviathan@hotmail.com
LJ: levikitty
CHARACTER INFORMATION-
Canon Character and Series: Falco Lombardi, Star Fox
In-Game Name: Lieutenant Major Falco Lombardi
Age: 26 27
Gender: Male
Position & Ship: Pilot, the Victoria II
Appearance: A demihuman, Falco is best described as a human-like bird. His feathers are a deep, bold shade of blue, the only other colors being red feathers that outline his teal eyes and his yellow beak. Falco's wings function as hands and he cannot fly with them, possibly THE defining fact that has shaped him the way he is now. Other than his obviously avian features, Falco's anatomy greatly resembles that of a human and can easily wear human clothing, provided that it is loose (he tends to wear one or two sizes larger than what a person of a similar build would wear) and slight alterations are made to accommodate his long, straight tail feathers.
Personality: Falco is brash, agressive, prideful, and arrogant, all personality traits that he developed in order to survive. A former delinquent, Falco has issues with authority and being a subordinate. While he won't directly disobey orders, he may not do exactly what is told, especially if he thinks his way is better. However, he has no desire to rise up in the ranks, perfectly content where he is as he'd rather not be the one who has to deal with the hassle of issuing orders. Falco simply likes doing things his way, which is, often, the better way. Had his choices in life been different, he may have turned out a different person, evidenced by the less obvious features of his character.
Although he was always surrounded by people, Falco was alone for most of his life. He had to develop a fierce, strong personality in order to cope with his harsh environment, but since he joined the military, a few hidden sides have begun to show. Albeit one must look hard to spot them.
He may not say it or express it at all, Falco deeply appreciates any and all support his fellow crew members give him. He considers them his makeshift family and while he is mean, rude, and conscending to them, he is also entirely loyal and willing to lend a listening ear and some crudely worded advice if asked. Falco speaks often of leaving the military, but the truth is that while he dislikes the structure and rigidness of military life, it is the only family he has, and his attachment to the people he knows and works with is so strong that should he ever leave, he would always eventually return.
Abilities/Weapons: Falco's most notable skill is his adeptness at flying small planes. It's hard to find someone even close to his level of ability, and finding someone better than him is nigh impossible. Flying is Falco's one true love, and is simply one of the best out there.
Falco is also pretty good with guns and in a fistfight, but neither of these facts really make him stand out. Falco also has a gift for languages, but it almost never sees use.
Weaknesses: Falco's biggest drawback is his pride. It won't allow him to take advice from others until it has been sufficiently subdued and beaten down. He also suffers from a bit of hubris: he always believes his way is best (even if it often is) and will ignore orders if he wants in order to satisfy his ego.
History: Falco has not had what one would call a wonderful life. He was born in the Ivonian city of Solare, a city that has seen much better days. Falco, from a very young age, had always known that he was different from others. It was kind of obvious, really. That didn't bother Falco. What bothered him was that he seemed to be stuck between two places: being human and being a bird. He would often spend his childhood watching birds in the sky, painfully aware that his own wings can't do what theirs could.
Falco wanted, more than anything else in the world, to fly. His parents told him to forget about it. They were not abusive or neglectful, they merely wanted their son to have a more realistic view of the world. After all, they were a poor family, and a family needed to eat. So Falco grudingly stopped talking about the sky with them.
But he never gave up on his dream. So, realizing that his life was going nowhere fast, at the age of thirteen, he ran away from home. But being just a young teen, Falco had no direction, nowhere to go. He ended up in a street gang, getting into fights, mugging for the gang leaders, and crashing at friends' houses for the night. He didn't like this life one bit, but he accepted it, though not without complaint.
One day, when Falco was sixteen, he attempted to mug another demihuman, the fox James McCloud. What was supposed to be a routine petty crime turned into a vicious fistfight with James emerging triumphant. Instead of having Falco arrested, however, James, sensing the teenager's discontent, asked the misguided youth what he wanted to do with his life. Before he knew what he was doing, Falco was telling James everything. Unlike his parents, James encouraged Falco to follow his dreams. Falco promptly fought his way out of Solare's gang world and hitched a ride to Bellcius, where he enrolled into the military flight school under James' support.
James McCloud was last seen going into the Badlands and never returned.
Because of his rebellious nature, the military way did not suit Falco very well. He often got into trouble for insubordination and came very close to being expelled several times. His one saving grace, however, was his exceptional natural skill and devotion to flying. There was no way the Ivonian military was going to let such raw talent go to waste. So they were a bit more lenient with him, and Falco honestly did his best to stay in, as this was his only ticket to the sky. Falco graduated near the top of his class (he would be at the absolute top were it not for his discipline problems) and he was promptly assigned to the Victoria II, where the higher ups felt that Admiral von Karma could tame him.
...plus the man would be furious if such a talented pilot was NOT on his ship.
So far, it's kind of working. In order to stay on the Victoria II, Falco is willing to listen to the Admiral's every order.
But anyone else? Hell no.
Back in Solare, Falco's parents believed their son died years ago and have stopped searching from him.