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Momo is a petite girl with soft brown eyes and hair pulled back into a bun. She usually wraps it up in a white cloth and keeps it together with a ribbon, but that's about it as far as accessories go. She usually has a calm expression and smile, but lately it's been replaced by stress and worry. Though she might look breakable, she's actually kick ass in fights; her uniform probably hides the muscle tone that's developed in her arms and legs.
When first introduced to the world of Pokémon, Colress was classified as a Man of Mystery. Indeed, beyond being a scientist with some-- okay, a lot of morality issues, there's not much known about this man. He's secretive, but not purposefully so: he merely focuses on his research and finds almost everything else irrelevant.
When one looks at Colress, they would probably assume that he sees himself as a scientist foremost and a human being secondly, and this impression isn't very far-fetched: his research — the topic being 'bringing out the potential in Pokémon' — is his top priority, and it is made apparent from his first appearance in the sewers onward. Given how ambitious he is to his research, it is rather obvious that he cares about little else-- indeed, he cares little for relationships, deciding that friendship is such is only a figment of a person's imagination, and any 'relationships' he forms with anyone is purely for his own benefit.
As such, he is not afraid of aiming for the impossible. Colress is determined to get the answer he's looking for and can — and will — use any and all means necessary to getting that answer and then some. If something interests him (for instance, the protagonist and his/her Pokémon), he will pursue and keep watch over that something with the ferocity of a lion stalking its prey. He will ask questions, he will be invasive, he will guilt trip-- regardless of whether someone says 'yes' or 'no', he will urge and urge until he gets the answer he wants out of them ("Are you sure? But this is for science."). He is pushy, uncomfortably so, and while he does go about it in a relatively polite manner, it truly does show that he cares for little else.
Even though his enthusiasm for his research may or may not be commendable, one cannot deny that he is Very Smart for his age. Technologically savvy and very well-educated on the nature of Pokémon, Colress is most certainly up there with the smartest of all Pokémon characters. He is able to build a prototype, a prototype, of a machine that is capable of super-charging and giving energy to a group of about seven or more Crustle, exhausted from the weight of the giant stone on their backs, and get them to zip away and clear a once blocked path. To Colress, everything has a scientific backing to is, and those that don't have a proper scientific explanation to it either outright doesn't make sense or has no discovered explanation behind it yet.
Whether that is a good thing or not is dubious at most, and his enthusiasm is admirable, certainly. But, as stated earlier, Colress will go to any means necessary in order to find the answer he seeks.
Even if he has to take human morality and smash it to the ground.
To say Colress holds a severe lack of empathy is a vast understatement. As stated earlier, he sees himself as a scientist first and will go through all means to get his answer, even at the expense of an entire world's worth of lives. The biggest indicator of this is during the climax of the plot in the Plasma Frigate, where you verse against none other than Colress himself, who reveals he had been working for Ghetsis in order to further his research and, in turn, furthering New Team Plasma's goals. It is here he admits that he is not afraid to get his hands dirty, even with the stains of blood from countless of humans and Pokémon (the Plasma Frigate and its cannon was also his doing, and it was powered by drawing energy from Kyurem directly, only using solar energy as a backup so that it wouldn't kill the legendary pokémon), to find the answer he seeks.
It's also at this point where he reveals just how much of a manipulative bastard he truly is. Despite his commanding position in New Team Plasma, he doesn't bear any real affiliation with them-- actually, he could honestly care less about Ghetsis and New Team Plasma. He was offered, by Ghetsis, an opportunity to discover if scientific means are truly what draws out a Pokémon's potential in exchange for a New World Order by using Kyurem to freeze the entire Unova region and, quite possibly, the rest of the world. He didn't dare to build any personal relationships with the team, and even confessed to the protagonist that he hated Ghetsis from the moment they were introduced. Colress was only in it for the resources and the potential to bring his research to greater, astronomical heights... He was already so lost in his research, who was he to decline such an opportunity?
It didn't begin there, either: trainer after trainer, even the protagonist, were all used as subjects for his research, and the only one who truly caught his eye was none other than the protagonist. It's this trainer's resolve that, he decides, could be the deciding factor to the final conclusion for his research and tells the player to take on the head of Team Plasma-- to lay down, once and for all, whether or not it's friendship or artificial means that ultimately draws out a Pokémon's true potential.
After he has seen the metaphorical light thanks to the protagonist, though, Colress has something of a change of heart and is actually shown to have a bit of a conscience. His research isn't pushed aside, of course, but he does decide that perhaps his approach probably wasn't the best of his ideas and (seemingly) shows a slight hint of remorse for his actions. He wonders if trust and friendship, two factors once shelved before he met the protagonist, truly are necessary in drawing out a Pokémon's potential, rather than using artificial means. He will attempt to build meaningful relationships, though with how far he'd gone with his research and how much of his morality he had lost, it will prove to be difficult. How friendly is "friendly"? Is there a limit to how much or how little information there is to reveal to a friend? Having been so focused on his research for so long, he's... basically forgotten all the delicate details that comes to socializing.
This challenge, however, will nothing to put a stop to his ambitions: trust is still an unknown factor to him. For the sake of his research, it is likely that he will continue studying this topic until he finally finds a satisfactory solid answer...
† Discipline was different for Hibana than any normal parent to a child. She didn't experience spankings, took their belongings away, sent to bed without supper, or anything sort of punishment that parents do today. Because you see, those methods weren't effective enough...Well, to her mother's eyes - they weren't. To make sure her daughter became the proper lady, she had to take drastic measures - by torture. The simple things as: wetting the bed at night, for not eating her vegetables, and for not getting a high mark on her tests. These things led to her the most unimaginable punishments such as: removing any of the "bad meat" with spikes piercing through her daughter's skin.
Now to anyone else, they may say that this kind of act was abnormal, disgusting, and horrific. That may be so however, the intention behind these penalties did its job. Hibana learned from her mistakes with an addition becoming an expert in torturing techniques. Soon, her mother died. What caused her mother to dangle from the ceiling with a rope tied around her neck is to anyone's guess. Not even Hibana knew what driven her mother to do such a thing. However, she continued to visit her mother's body, whenever she'd done wrong. And even after death, Hibana could still hear mother's voice - teaching her and reminding her to be a proper adult or there will be consequences.
Walking across the playground on her way to class, a boy pranced around the little girls and one by one he flipped up their skirts. He did this to Hibana and it disgusted her. This behavior was inappropriate if not down right humiliated to her. He needed to be disciplined for his wrong doing. And soon after, she snatched the boy and teared his limbs by only using a plastic shovel and buried him in a flowerbed near by the school building. She was brought into questioning by authorities and simply stating to them,"Because he did something bad, right?" The police were in shocked. She was on the news, the newspapers, and given then nickname "Punishment". She was put in prison, Deadman Wonderland, Japan's massive theme-park-like prison.
Deadman Wonderland was far from a normal facility. There were brutal death matches, known as Carnival Corpse, where tourists paid the prison's "Deadmen"(whom are people that are capable of controlling their blood as a weapon) to compete with another for attractions. And for those who are defeated and survived, would have to participate in the "Punishment Game" which dealt with surgically removing parts of their body(also by using a slot-machine to determine which part of their body will be removed).
Even in this new environment, Hibana continued with her studies and kept her mother's promise to be a proper lady. And it wasn't long until she was selected by Tsunenaga Tamaki, an Assistant Warden of Deadman Wonderland, to join his enforcement group against the Deadmen called the "Undertakers". Because Hibana was an expert in torment, she easily passed and immediately gain the title "Third Squad Leader" alongside the head leader, Genkaku, a Super Monk. The weapon that was chosen for her was a massive, sectioned sword by will leave the Deadmen disabled of their Branches of Sin by the touch.
As time passed by in Deadman Wonderland, another group secretly was from known as "Scar Chain", an organization of Deadmen that opposed the prison and planned to leak the truth to the outside world. They were led by Deadman Owl (Kengamine Nagi) with second-in-command Koshio Karako - also Deadmen users. Unfortunately, for Scar Chain, they had a traitor by the name of Rokuro, whom worked secretly with the Undertakers to give them a chance to cease their escape. Hibana's task was to stop Nagi Kengamine and she almost succeeded. However, she lost control of her focus when he merely stated that she was not a lady, only a twisted girl with a rotten heart. And it was then after this battle, Hibana didn't appear until much later.
At the end of the combat between the Scar Chain and the Undertakers with the death of the leader Genkaku, Hibana managed to escape alive with a burnt injury on her shoulder. She ran into Toto Sakigami(nickname "Mockingbird"), a mysterious boy that looked similar to Shiro, whom watched everything from afar. Hibana sprung into action as she questioned who he was. However, instead of answering her, she was killed by him very violently and quickly. Which concluded the story of "Punishment" Hibana.
† A cute little seven year old girl with blond hair that's tied up in a pony tail(pointing upward) with a big red bow that contains little beads. She has big baby blue eyes with rosy cheeks and often wears a pink dress(which decorated with a red string fabric around the assemble). To match her outfit, she wears pink arm warmers and pink boots with a belt at the tip to fasten.visual image here
† Hibana is well-spoken, usually polite(possibly more than one would - especially for her age), and has a severe obsession of becoming a proper lady(and often speaks in third person). In fact, in conversations, she often speaks how a proper lady she is and likes to remind others to call her as such, or she'll grow upset otherwise. She can grow to be very curious about things as any child would, but more so due to being contained inside the prison. Hibana knows very little about the outside world other than what her mother taught her and her training of an Undertaker, therefore, she'll be known to ask questions.
She takes school very seriously and is often seen studying or whatever homework she's been assigned to from her teachers. Despite being the villain that she is, Hibana does very well in her classes and tells how she always makes a high mark on her tests, quizzes, and her worksheets. If she's not studying for school, she looks into both ancient and modern techniques of torture like her (dead) mother would want her to, to carry on her teachings and to keep alive.
Despite that she claims herself to be a lady, Hibana still very much acts like a child and throws tantrums when she doesn't get her way. She is also known to be a perfectionist and feels more at ease if she has a strict schedule and accomplishes everything that she must do on that day, if not completed, it causes her a lot of distress. While being a perfectionist, it can also mean she likes to keep her things and her room tidy, clean, and in line. If she spots something amiss (whether that something is belongs to her or no), to calm herself - she will clean and/or set it properly to her standards. There is no knowledge to whether or not if she can bake, wash clothing, or any other household duties - however as a proper lady, she is willing to learn how to take care whatever womanly responsibilities there are and will teach others to do the same.
† All Undertakes are possessed with a weapon and/or armor that allows them to nullify any Deadman's ability back to normal blood. In Hibana's case, she wields a gigantic sword(makes you wonder how she can carry such a thing) that she keeps inside her puppy-shaped backpack that she often carries around. And as any weapon of an Undertaker, it can purge the Branch of Sin to where it's unusable simply by the touch of it.
In Hibana's logic, she thinks she would be using her abilities for good due to believing that punishing the ones that had been inappropriate. And in usual cases, it would be so. However, Hibana's punishments are dealt with severe torture (as in ripping off body parts) therefore; her abilities will be used for bad and not good. Nevertheless, neutralizing the Branch of Sin only works on "Deadmen", who uses their blood as a weapon.
† While Hibana is a villain, I do understand that I will not make any rash decisions of killing of any other characters in the game without any communication with the mod team and whomever is involved. I will contact the mod team before deciding a plot concerning gruesome violence of this nature. I will also put any disturbing images and/or writing under cuts and will put warning contains within the cut and on the heading of her posts. And when accepted, I will make an OOC post in the community to aware all the players of the game whom are unfamiliar of this canon about this character and will also make a permission post in her journal to anyone who wish not to interact to avoid any confrontation.
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Bisexual, but far from romantically/sexually inclined; he'd be far more comfortable living with a male, as he shows a certain distaste for at least one woman in the series, and a particular adaptability with men.

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