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The best place to begin with Mondo Oowada is the title given him as a student of Hope’s Peak Academy- “Super High-School Level Gang Leader.” Mondo’s status as the leader of the motorcycle gang he formed with his late older brother, the Crazy Diamonds, has obviously been the most influential thing on his personality since its formation. This is noticeable even from his initial appearance- his...odd hair and and long coat both fit the Japanese picture of gang member to a T. The Crazy Diamonds also happen to be the biggest motorcycle gang in Japan, which has given their leader quite the reputation- Mondo is known all over as an amazingly tough, scary guy who's bad side is something anyone wants to avoid if they want to keep themselves healthy. Mondo’s especially proud of this and the gang in general, and despite all the hazards associated (mainly prison) he enjoys riding, motorcycles, and generally being a criminal quite a bit.
Mondo’s first reaction to anything against him is to yell and swear, crack his knuckles, and threaten to beat it up. He has a rather amazing predisposition to violence in general, presumably from constantly having to avoid the authorities (to quote: “Somehow, it feels just like this prison I was locked in that time. Nah, this place is even worse”). He is also, to put it bluntly, not all that smart- he knows how to work things out when it’s needed, but in terms of schoolwork and general logic, he’s often lost. He seems to also jump to general conclusions in order to make things seem a little easier- early on, when Chihiro suggests the infamous serial killer is involved with the predicament the cast is in, Mondo seems to jump on the idea- despite having no evidence- and calls Monobear a serial killer to his face. As he gets angry so easily, he also doesn’t think things through often; one of his very first acts in the story is to almost get blown up by Monobear when he attacks it, and he would have been wiped out right then if Kirigiri wasn’t a quick thinker.

Alright, I'm going to start with two links since Homestuck is pretty complicated on its own to explain, especially with my characters little relevance to almost everything that's happened before her. So, here's a link to the Sgrub session which is the parallel to the kids' session of Sburb, except with the trolls. All that's really needed to know about Meenah's version of Sgrub is that it sucked. Hard. They lost horribly. This is elaborated on in Meenah's history. However, I'm going to talk past where the history ends since it hasn't been updated to the recent flash.
Anyways, Meenah was currently hunting down people to join her ghost army to fight against Lord English, which meant asking her former teammates. And to no one's surprised, no one took her up on her offer because they're all lazy losers who make excuses. This included talking to Cronus for all of five seconds before she walked away, get verbally harassed by Mituna, deal with an onslaught of Cronus and Kankri, talked with Meulin and Kurloz, and basically wasted her time trying to get people to join her. Eventually, she found keys that unlocked one of Karkat's memories of which he was hiding in so that she could talk to him. There, they had a feelings jam where she admitted that she was frustrated with the role of leader with a team that couldn't do anything, and ended up sharing a lot of feelings with Karkat and vice versa. He eventually offered to join her team if she could find no one else and if she appointed him Grand Threshecutioner when she became empress.
Meenah agreed.
And from there, she came across Terezi who Meenah admitted that she might be going on a date with Karkat (it's pretty clear that she's redromming for him hard). The conversation was very brief and even rather awkward, and the rest of the flash ended up with Meenah coming across Aranea's "psychiatry booth" where they gossip about their fellow alpha trolls and it's very cute.
And Meenah is pulled right before she possibly speaks to this mysterious Nitram figure.
Meenah is a tall troll on the thin side with long limbs and a sharp face. As a sea troll, she has grey skin, candy-corn coloured horns, fins on the sides of her face, yellow nails, and sharp, shark-like teeth. Her eyes are pure white as she is dead with literally no pupils, irises, nothing, and her features are very dynamic. Her hair is black, wild, and spiky, cut in a punk-like style, and there are two long braids that travel past her feet. She wears tyrian pink, cat-eye glasses, and lipstick of matching colour, along with a black shirt with the Pisces symbol in that same pink, and black pants, with pink shoes. Her shirts and pants are usually ripped to hell and too large for her. Notably, as she's God Tier, she has a pair of tyrian pink, jagged fairy wings that she keeps hidden under her clothes.
Meenah is frequently defined as a huge "beach". Or in non-fish pun's terms -- a huge bitch. And that's not far from the truth. When Meenah was first introduced, she was some mysterious troll hunting down poor, sleeping Roxy Lalonde. She was abrasive and rude and that's pretty much how every meeting will go, regardless of her pulling a Captain Ahab or not. Meenah is very forward, first and foremost. She's straight to the point and will always say what's on her mind, regardless of whether it's rude or obnoxious. If she doesn't care, she will let whomever know that she doesn't care. If she think someone's acting a douche, she'll call them out on that. Because of this, it's rather hard to get along with her and it's frequently stated in canon that she doesn't have many friends, if any at all, and most of hers don't seem to like her (though that could be an exaggeration.) She's exceptionally mean at times, and incredibly sarcastic, with sharp deadpan wit, perhaps "making her the meanest out of all the adolescent trolls". But basically, she'll let one know what she thinks as she has no brain to mouth filter whatsoever.
And that's part of her charm.
Another part being that she's rather aggressive. It's rather unique to her world, as Beforus was the version of Alternia that was passive and lacked violence, and Meenah is someone who seems to constantly be looking for a fight, or a reason to threaten someone. She's quick to jump to insults or to brandish her trident menacingly and she can even be a bit quick-tempered because of this, snapping easily over simple things, such as people using fish puns (though this is only reserved for one person who deserves this). She finds Beforus boring, and Alternia much cooler simply because it was a kill-or-be-killed world and this is something that fascinates her. She tends to choose the more violent of options or the ones that require less thinking, such as gathering a ghost army to fight Lord English instead of taking Aranea's more reasonable route. However, this makes her unique among her friends, in that she's the only one willing to do anything because she grew up so different from the rest of them -- because she's so aggressive instead of passive. While the rest of the trolls gave excuses of why they couldn't help, and because of attitudes like this, led to a failed session, Meenah is determinable and refuses to be undermined or give up. She's rather stubborn and will find any way to a solution, even if it's something completely stupid or doesn't make sense at the time. And it's usually violent. She won't sit back and let things happen, and she isn't afraid of fighting someone who she frequently describes as invincible.
But remember the whole "quick-tempered" thing? One can't blame her for getting so frequently frustrated simply with the people she has to deal with. She has almost literal tolerance for them at times, and has even stated that she "fucking hates her friends" though that was probably out of sheer aggravation than anything else. But her annoyance with them doesn't mean that she isn't someone one can get along with. She's pretty gossipy and doesn't hesitate to talk bad about people when she wants to, if only just to point out their flaws because someone needs to say them, we're all thinking it.
Though Meenah can come off as uncaring (and she usually is), she is (or was) an heiress and that means she isn't completely socially incompetent. She knows when to joke and have fun, being that she's almost as rad as Latula and can rock the skateboard just as well as her. Meenah loves fish puns and can be considerably silly, seeing how she fawned over Kanaya and Rose maybe-dating and jokes around with Aranea in private (of whom she considers her closest friend). Meenah's not unlikeable, really, as much as she perhaps tries to come off that way. She can be amiable and even friendly when she tries, being the one who constantly helps people who have been exceptionally rude to her in the past (Mituna), complimenting people she's never met before, and so on. She's dorky and has a tendency to fangirl, particularly over herself... well, that is, her alternate self. She aspires to be the same as Her Imperious Condescension -- sexy, badass, tyrannical, and killing people because that's awesome. And she may have a bit of a bloated ego because of this.
Okay, not may have. She definitely does.
Meenah's particularly cocky and has a lot of self-confidence. She's very self-assured in herself and her skills and knows that she's probably the greatest troll people could meet. And the assurance of how cool her alternate self is pretty much sealed her feelings in herself, that the only person she has to live up to is herself and she did that pretty awesomely. However, despite how cool and rad she may act, she does doubt herself just a little bit, particularly in her leadership skills. She confided in Karkat that she thinks having to be a leader sucks, because so much is depended on you and there's so much responsibility. Especially when being a leader is really just like trying to herd cats -- nothing comes from it. That doesn't stop her from constantly claiming to be leader though, even if it simply may be an act she feels she needs to put up, or because she really just likes bossing people around. (It's probably the latter).
Meenah can also be rather greedy, and even a materialistic, considering how much she loves treasure -- particularly gold and despite having left the throne, doesn't hesitate to point out the whole "empress" thing and is constantly pawning off objects and hoarding treasure simply for the sake of selling them later. She really likes money and gold. Severely.
But so-on-and-so-forth, Meenah Peixes is full of arrogance and rudeness, and many will tell you she's horrible and even a little spiteful. But keep in mind that she's still an heiress and can do right when she wants to. When someone breaks a friend of her's skateboard? Well, that's probably the reason why she brings that mean person's treasured weapon over her knee. So she's not that bad.


!! SUPER DUPER SPOILER WARNING !!
Shizuo is more often than not described as an exceptionally violent person who can't keep a lid on his own anger. He is frequently seen in the series instigating or getting wrapped up in fights, unhesitant when dealing with his long-time rival Izaya Orihara or members of gangs that irritate him. He almost seems to enjoy uprooting street signs and vending machines to throw at his victims -- unsuspecting or not -- or punching someone so hard they fly out of their clothes, even though he frequently claims he "hates violence" as seen in episode seven.
Shizuo's power is uncontrollable to an extent, making his violent tendencies an unwanted curse in his own eyes, making him view himself as some sort of beast; he never wants to hurt anyone who doesn't deserve it, of course, but on occasion this is seen happening even at the slightest provocation. He can be tipped over the edge by even something as trivial as someone telling a story too long or too annoying, making it obvious his temper is extremely short. These outbursts of rage are first noticeable when he is described as the "person you don't want as an enemy" in episode one of the animated series and to "not hesitate to run from him" in the manga and later in episode three - his debut - when he throws a trashcan at Izaya. His name is infamous in the city of Ikebukuro. Being known as the "strongest man" in his town, it has quite the averse affect on how people picture him. He doesn't deny the accusations, nor does this make the accusations false. He is very much the brute, the animal and the monster people believe and state he is. After all, he is strongly motivated by the idea of "killing Izaya" - due to Izaya falsely accusing him for an unspecified crime he did not commit, consequently getting him arrested - or anyone else that bothers him.
Though it would be uncharacteristic for him to go as far as killing someone, since he is not entirely as awful as he initially comes across as. Really, Shizuo is a no-nonsense character who hates lies - the debtors he and Tom visit to collect payments believe they are very adept at lying - and anything else that could readily be described as “bullshit” - like his friend Shinra's attempts to study his abilities in the name of science which he tends to reply to with physical threats to break the good doctor's arm, like when he was a child, a flashback in episode seven. When he isn't irritated or in a fit of rage, Shizuo is a very quiet, nondescript person who enjoys the simple things in life. In fact, he himself is quite simple, choosing to rent an apartment by his lonesome, choosing only to keep in contact with a couple of close friends and his little brother Kasuka and choosing plainer, more inelegant desires such as basking in the sun when he has free time, smoking - one of his only bad habits - and watching martial arts on television. It is also seen in the anime that Shizuo has rather childish tastes in terms of food and language.
He loves anything sweet like suckers and pudding as shown in episode seven, enjoys dairy products greatly - which is actually a point of interest since it seems to calm him down, demonstrated when Kasuka stops a rage-tantrum with a bottle of milk after he gets ticked off - and chooses easy words to understand. In fact, Shizuo has a limited vocabulary and swears like a sailor at times, seen in most episodes. While Shizuo may have an innocent side not many are privy to -- since no one seems to like to get close to him, much to his relief as he worries constantly about injuring those he cares about - he also has a very vulnerable centre full of insecurity. He has grown too weary of his own abilities and has basically burnt himself out on his own anger. Shizuo is frightened of his own power, because he has been known to hurt those he loves before, also seen in episode seven. When he was younger he hurt a woman - a shopkeeper who used to give him and his brother treats - because of his unharnessed anger and has since kept to himself or pushed others away because of this fact.
But overall, this doubt in himself is put on the back burner when it comes to his little brother and those precious to him. He is extremely protective and can easily develop complexes regarding certain people - like Celty, his good friend the Dullahan, who he can act very defensive about, shown in an episode explaining that he'd kill anyone who messed with her. Shizuo is a good guy once you get to know him. He is very loyal to his friends - like Tom, who he heroically saved from bullies when they were young - and family, even though he feels slightly overshadowed by his famous brother. This does not give him any ill feelings towards Kasuka; quite the opposite, in fact, since Shizuo has been seen telling others not to insult Kasuka by comparing them.
In a nutshell, he has easy tastes and a straightforward, albeit blunt, attitude, despite his tendency to lose himself to his own ire when situations present themselves.
Shizuo has the power of unbelievable strength. It is stated - described by his friend and personal doctor, Shinra - that while the brain usually suspends the use of such power by shutting down muscle in response to pain to avoid injuring the body, Shizuo doesn't have this mental block and has been able to use his abnormal strength since he was a young boy. It is “naturally unlimited” and it is described as the “adrenaline power” people use when they're threatened or in danger. His muscles and bones have since strengthened due to constant injury when he first developed the power since it caused too much strain for him and now he does not sustain injuries, even when lifting telephone poles and even a massive truck that had ran him over, as seen in episode twenty-five.
His fighting ability is rough and ungraceful, sloppy and kind of berserk when he's in a one on one with another - as demonstrated in his battle against mindless victims of a curse where he can be seen using little to no tact in dealing with his opponents. Shizuo is a traceur, however - though obviously not by trade - and is extremely adept at parkour - the art of efficient movement around obstacles.
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