Two Traits Shoutarou Shares With His Brother and One That is His Alone
Title: Two Traits Shoutarou Shares With His Brother and One That is His Alone
Crossover: Samurai Sentai Shinkengers/Kamen Rider W
Characters: Shoutarou, Philip
Summary: Sometimes it was easy to tell that they were brothers.
Note: " Counting Down" Writing Style was shamelessly stolen from mayhem_madness who by the way is responsible for this massively huge plunny. Part of the Duct Tape Pieces Series
2. Dramatic Acting
Akiko will often accuse him of being over dramatic. Terui will grumble. Philip just smiles. Shoutarou can't exactly help himself. He could deny it all he liked, but the bottom line was acting in his blood. His father would often drill into his head that the Ikenami family had been Kabuki actors just as long as they have been samurai.
So if he acted a bit dramatic and lived life as if it was a big play, it certainly wasn't his fault.
It did, however, make life interesting.
1. Compatibility
"Amazing, Shoutarou."
"Hm?"
They are still practicing getting used to transforming into W. Shoutarou found it easy to sync with Philip. It's just a matter of balance. When Philip pulled right, Shoutarou followed. When Shoutarou pulled left, he dragged Philip with him. More weight on Philip's side meant less weight on his side ,and vice versa.
"Your ability to sync is amazing," Philip pointed out. "I believed we would have had more trouble trying to match up with other. But right off the bat, we instantly harmonized and we have no trouble walking and moving as W. In fact, the only trouble we seem to have is actually using all the abilities W has to offer, such as controlling Heat's flames or making sure Trigger doesn't rapidly fire bullets."
Shoutarou scratched his cheek in embarrassment. "It's nothing," he said. "Otousan used to say I have good compatibility with people. Ryuu-niisan is the same. It certainly made performing on the stage a lot easier." He recalled being able to match with his father in a routine fairly fast.
"Interesting," Philip said. His head tilted to the side. "Is that what they mean by 'people person'?"
"Something like that."
And One That is His Alone
Halfboiled
Philip chuckled to himself as Shoutarou tackled him in a hug. For someone who loved the whole "hardboiled" thing, Shoutarou was surprisingly halfboiled all the time. But as he felt hot tears on his shoulder, a tight squeeze and just Shoutarou being there, hugging him, Philip decided that was just how Shoutarou was.
"You're back."
"Missed you too, Shoutarou."
He wouldn't have it any other way.
Crossover: Samurai Sentai Shinkengers/Kamen Rider W
Characters: Shoutarou, Philip
Summary: Sometimes it was easy to tell that they were brothers.
Note: " Counting Down" Writing Style was shamelessly stolen from mayhem_madness who by the way is responsible for this massively huge plunny. Part of the Duct Tape Pieces Series
2. Dramatic Acting
Akiko will often accuse him of being over dramatic. Terui will grumble. Philip just smiles. Shoutarou can't exactly help himself. He could deny it all he liked, but the bottom line was acting in his blood. His father would often drill into his head that the Ikenami family had been Kabuki actors just as long as they have been samurai.
So if he acted a bit dramatic and lived life as if it was a big play, it certainly wasn't his fault.
It did, however, make life interesting.
1. Compatibility
"Amazing, Shoutarou."
"Hm?"
They are still practicing getting used to transforming into W. Shoutarou found it easy to sync with Philip. It's just a matter of balance. When Philip pulled right, Shoutarou followed. When Shoutarou pulled left, he dragged Philip with him. More weight on Philip's side meant less weight on his side ,and vice versa.
"Your ability to sync is amazing," Philip pointed out. "I believed we would have had more trouble trying to match up with other. But right off the bat, we instantly harmonized and we have no trouble walking and moving as W. In fact, the only trouble we seem to have is actually using all the abilities W has to offer, such as controlling Heat's flames or making sure Trigger doesn't rapidly fire bullets."
Shoutarou scratched his cheek in embarrassment. "It's nothing," he said. "Otousan used to say I have good compatibility with people. Ryuu-niisan is the same. It certainly made performing on the stage a lot easier." He recalled being able to match with his father in a routine fairly fast.
"Interesting," Philip said. His head tilted to the side. "Is that what they mean by 'people person'?"
"Something like that."
And One That is His Alone
Halfboiled
Philip chuckled to himself as Shoutarou tackled him in a hug. For someone who loved the whole "hardboiled" thing, Shoutarou was surprisingly halfboiled all the time. But as he felt hot tears on his shoulder, a tight squeeze and just Shoutarou being there, hugging him, Philip decided that was just how Shoutarou was.
"You're back."
"Missed you too, Shoutarou."
He wouldn't have it any other way.