Character Sheet for Shawn Tyberius Bunnie
Age
40 (First Childhood) 4 (Second Childhood)
Character Description
Personality
A conspiracy nut that believes aliens are out there and the New US controlling everyone's thoughts and what not. Possible crush for Lexi.
Likes/Dislikes
Likes: Lexi, reading confidential stuff, camping, Martial Arts, and spending time in apocalypse shelters (Or the White Vault underneath Dandarido City and the Tottatas Castle)
Dislikes: Bullies, Johnny Cat (rubs him the wrong way for some reason)
Background/History
He was hit by a car and nearly died, but he decided to take the Rejuvenalization, even though he thought of it as a scam by the government to control people. He had no matches and was sent to an orphanage where he escaped and nearly got hit by car again, but Lexi tackled him getting them both out of the way of the car and Lexi gave him to nickname "Nutcase" because he ran right in front of a car and that drawn Shawn to Lexi.
World/Setting
He comes from a world where heroes was not needed. The seven beacons were lit by Danny and the world magic was restored and a new age of prosperity came about with the Emerald Event.
Or
A fantasy world, where he is a guard of a gate separating Penadasina and Legendia.
Or
In a world, where the seven Porcupine Beacons were ignited by an taken over Pamela and the world is engulfed in monsters. Outside travel became dangerous and a group called the Purifiers (like the Hunters) are tasked with taking missions (like protection, collection, and exploration). Shawn's dome is called the White Dome, the place above Dandarido City where the White Emerald stopped after the Emerald Cataclysm along with Penadise, Twilight City, Flowertopia, and St. Rufinsburg)
Body
White fur with a tan muzzle, underbelly, and inner ears. He also has a white puffy tail and grey eyes.
Clothing
He wears a orange beanie with a green shirt and orange puffy vest. He also wears light blue denim jeans and brown boots.
Accessories
He wears a plan beat and of course his Medico Rank Collar.
