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First
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1st
stage CH.2 |
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Tanuki
(Raccoon Dog) |
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Human Form
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| Likes
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Being
the class president, practicing her Jujutsu,
shopping, Italian food, flan |
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| Dislikes
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Kiki
out doing her, Demon Hunters, walking on
all fours, spicey food, evil demons, doing
housework, gaining weight, people calling
her a raccoon |
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Human
measurments : |
B38" W26" H42" |
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Michiko (Her original
name) was born in
a small village of raccoon dogs. She became very
well known amongst her village, not only because
she was the only available young tanuki girl, she
was also born with Terrakinesis (The ability to manipulate
all forms of earth material such as stone). Later
in her life, she became increasingly interested in
the human world, and often would sneak away from
her secluded village in order to observe them up
close. As years passed, she was often scolded for
wandering away from the village, but this only furthered
her fascination with mankind.
Personality wise, Mimi
is known by others to be very well mannered (and
in human form very well endowed). She also has a
reputation of being a sort of pompous queen, since
she’s the most popular girl in
school, as well as the class president among other
things. She is dominant in all things academic and
physical. Mimi is also a good childhood friend
of Koji, though she likes to flirt with him a bit
just for kicks. Things change however, when Kiki
shows up, gaining almost instant fame and develops
a special interest in Koji. To this end, she becomes
Kiki's self proclaimed rival. She also has a big
concern about her weight.
Yet she also tries to defy the common stereotype
that Tanuki are traditionally potbellied in build.
Unfortunately she has a bit of a sweet tooth, especially
for Flan. One might think that
she's very spoiled. But on the contrary, she has
always been grateful of her upbringing and never
takes things for granted. Especially her human mother.
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