Oh, this is such a good idea...thanks for thinking to invite me!! I'll do my best, Paul-kun!
Anyway... My name is Uraraka Ochako!! Or Ochako Uraraka for Westerners. I originally hail from Japan, my blood type is B--UH....I mean. It used to be B. Now I'm warmblooded? ...Which is weird cuz aren't all humans warmblooded??
YEAH!!! ヽ(*⌒▽⌒*)ﾉ Like Deku, or Midoriya-kun, I'm a Hero in training, and my Hero alias is...dah-daaah~ ♥ Uravity! Because of my quirk, I really like space!!! Saturn is my favorite planet! I also know martial arts and WON(!!!!) AT THE UNARMED DIVISION OF THE RECENT FIGHTING TOURNAMENT!!! THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
It's the COOLEST!!! All the amazing things that occur within and outside our solar system is incredible!! I've obviously never been, but I've always wanted to watch a shuttle take off at NASA...it's still one of my dreams to see in person one day!
Oh, um...well. When I'm on patrol, Uravity is best. You can tell cuz I'll usually be in costume, but...the formal way to someone where I'm from is to address them by last name, but I'm not overly picky. Or care about formalities THAT much, lol
Those are new. I don't know what everything means, so I'm sorry if I screw something up. Ochako-chan is okay?
Okay.
Space is very, very cool to think about. I don't know what NASA is, but the technology in my world stops working when we leave it. Putting the Amity Communications Tower up in the sky took everything we had, and we only kept it up for a few minutes.
Ah, they're honorifics. Um...sort of like formal or informal titles we attach to names when speaking to someone. -san is the formal and best/most used way to speak to someone you don't really know, or if you want to be polite, and oftentimes if they're older or have a higher status than you. -kun and -chan are more informal ways to address someone you know very well, or someone younger, like a child, or even a pet.
NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration!! They're the most well known source of astro-science and physics!
Nice to have you around, Ochako! I still think it's super cool that you guys are like training to be heroes back in your world and have schools for that kind of thing. I feel like it's the one earth that's like a step or two closer to my world than others. We definitely fight different things but it's still neat!
Hi, Ruby-san!! haha, it is pretty cool, huh? Though being a Hero back home is a lot more than people think it is.
[Ochako's seen the horrors of war now that she's lived it, come back from her "nap" inside a slimy cocoon. She's seen the immense responsibility thrust onto the shoulders of Heroes, the complacent citizens happy to cast blame any time something goes wrong on their 'Heroes' when they couldn't be there to help, and the dehumanization of both sides of the coin...Heroes and Villains alike.
She's seen people stand up, regardless of the backlash, and do their part for peace. Ochako's among the few who still fight.]
Oh, so you fight crime and stuff too, then? Is your school like a sort of battle academy or something?? I've heard of those in video games and stuff. =w=
Oh, you must've been the one to win the armed division!! Congratulations on your victory, you must be very skilled. You're...Chara, right? It's a pleasure to meet you also.
Thank you. Likewise. I watched your fight. Midoriya was the one that defeated me during my second match, so I know it was a hard fought battle, but your skill was obvious.
Our souls are intertwined, yes. We are partners, bound by a shared fate.
Yeah, Deku ah, sorry...Midoriya-kun is my friend and classmate. He was someone I was looking forward to fighting most of all. We sort of went a little overboard because of that...probably...
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Ooh...that sounds so mysterious. [THE FATED BATTLE BETWEEN MEN!!!!!] But anyway, I hope what you've been told was good. Frisk-chan is very sweet, and quite brave, despite how young they are. They've helped me out once or twice now, actually.
Hi, Paul-san!! Thank you again for inviting me, this is such a good idea to network people together for information and in case of emergencies. lol it sort of reminds me of the Her Network back at home, too...
OH!! Well, mostly I love how it looks, lol. But it's also soooo fascinating! The rings of Saturn are beautiful, and it's one of the most distant planets in the solar system that can still be seen with the naked eye!! Meaning it's a HUGE planet! The second largest in our solar system!! AND while Pluto is known to be the coldest planet, since its farthest from the sun, Saturn is covered mostly by ice and dust and it's made up mostly of hydrogen gas! While the rings, which stretch out more than 120,700km from the planet, are made up of ice and small amounts of carbonaceous dust. AND IT HAS OVER 150 MOONSAND CUTER, SMALLER MOONLETS!! ^O^
[Is this the monthly warmblood curse where people want to just teach everyone everything or is this just Ochako being Ochako? Hm...it is a mystery.]
[The joke, for once, is on Remina - Paul thrives on trivia enthusiasm.]
It's our pleasure to have you here. If there's anything from your Hero Network that you think we should incorporate here, please, let me know. I would appreciate the guidance.
I hardly know anything about the planets of this solar system. I knew about the visibility in the night sky, and the rings, but not the moons.
Your Quirk is a form of gravity manipulation, isn't it? Have you ever tried making a gravitic ring like that?
Eh, I still think it's a pretty good idea, honestly...having a network like this for everyone to gather and share info on. It's similar to the Hero network back home, kind of. This is sort of just the trial phase, y'know? So I expected it to be a little chaotic.
I am, as others have noted, 'from space'. Although in fact I left my home planet for the first time when I was 14. But then I mostly lived on a space ship for 4 years, so I think that makes me a pretty good source to verify that space is pretty cool!
Could you tell me more about being a Hero-in-training? What sort of things do Heroes usually do? Service of some kind I assume, but there are many ways to serve. When does training usually start, age wise? How does one get into it?
[SPACE TRAVELER, SPACE TRAVELER, SPACE TRAVELEERRRRRR--]
AHHH YOU'VE ACTUALLY **BEEN** TO SPACE?! OMGOMGOMG DID YOU SEE ANY COOL PLANETS?? OR GALAXIES? OH OH AND NEBULAS!! MY FAVORITE IS THE ROSETTE NEBULA, IT'S SO PINK AND RED AND BIG AND PRETTY AND KCHJD
[Sorry, having a throw pillow tossed at her head because she made a really high-pitched squeal of excitement and her roomie got startled. Oops.]
Anyway!! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ Heroes are pretty much emergency service and law enforcement rolled into one, and also kind of...celebrities as well? Basically if you've ever read comic books or stories about superheroes, that's literally what we are. Emergency rescue for fires, natural disasters, missing persons or pets, medical relief, and villain capture and detainment from trivial matters like petty theft, classic hit and run, and escalated issues like murder and terrorist-like attacks by really bad/powerful supervillains. Patrols and community service are more mundane tasks we do, too. Essentially, the core of what a Hero does is helping people, really.
As for getting in, well...there are Academies that train Heroes all over the globe. The training starts when a kid is the age to attend high school, and once they complete their studies and graduate, they can take on internships and paid work studies with professionals in the field during their second or third year. I got lucky and was able to joining those during my first year, though. ^o^ I'm really hoping once I graduate, I can continue working with the Pro Hero I was with, she's very experienced.
[Considering Ryukyu is the current number 10 Hero ranked in Japan? Yeah, she's pretty skilled indeed.]
Just the one galaxy. I have seen a bunch of cool planets! And not only have I seen a nebula or two, I have personally piloted a star fighter through the edges of one.
I asked about Hero stuff because I am a Jedi-in-training. It's not exactly like you describe. For one thing, I suspect the percentage of people back who are capable of 'superpowers' or whatever you want to call it is way, way lower than your world. But Jedi go on missions to help people, in a variety of ways, yes.
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Anyway...
My name is Uraraka Ochako!! Or Ochako Uraraka for Westerners. I originally hail from Japan, my blood type is B--UH....I mean.
It used to be B.
Now I'm warmblooded?
...Which is weird cuz aren't all humans warmblooded??
YEAH!!! ヽ(*⌒▽⌒*)ﾉ
Like Deku, or Midoriya-kun, I'm a Hero in training, and my Hero alias is...dah-daaah~ ♥
Uravity!
Because of my quirk, I really like space!!! Saturn is my favorite planet!
I also know martial arts and WON(!!!!) AT THE UNARMED DIVISION OF THE RECENT FIGHTING TOURNAMENT!!! THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
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Which name do you want us to call you, anyway? There's too many people here with a lot of names, and it gets confusing!
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All the amazing things that occur within and outside our solar system is incredible!!
I've obviously never been, but I've always wanted to watch a shuttle take off at NASA...it's still one of my dreams to see in person one day!
Oh, um...well. When I'm on patrol, Uravity is best. You can tell cuz I'll usually be in costume, but...the formal way to someone where I'm from is to address them by last name, but I'm not overly picky.
Or care about formalities THAT much, lol
Uraraka-san, or Ochako-chan are both fine.
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Those are new. I don't know what everything means, so I'm sorry if I screw something up. Ochako-chan is okay?
Okay.
Space is very, very cool to think about. I don't know what NASA is, but the technology in my world stops working when we leave it. Putting the Amity Communications Tower up in the sky took everything we had, and we only kept it up for a few minutes.
Anyway. It's nice to dream.
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-san is the formal and best/most used way to speak to someone you don't really know, or if you want to be polite, and oftentimes if they're older or have a higher status than you.
-kun and -chan are more informal ways to address someone you know very well, or someone younger, like a child, or even a pet.
NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration!!
They're the most well known source of astro-science and physics!
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I still think it's super cool that you guys are like training to be heroes back in your world and have schools for that kind of thing.
I feel like it's the one earth that's like a step or two closer to my world than others.
We definitely fight different things but it's still neat!
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haha, it is pretty cool, huh? Though being a Hero back home is
a lot more than people think it is.
[Ochako's seen the horrors of war now that she's lived it, come back from her "nap" inside a slimy cocoon. She's seen the immense responsibility thrust onto the shoulders of Heroes, the complacent citizens happy to cast blame any time something goes wrong on their 'Heroes' when they couldn't be there to help, and the dehumanization of both sides of the coin...Heroes and Villains alike.
She's seen people stand up, regardless of the backlash, and do their part for peace. Ochako's among the few who still fight.]
Oh, so you fight crime and stuff too, then?
Is your school like a sort of battle academy or something??
I've heard of those in video games and stuff. =w=
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A pleasure to meet you, Ms Uraraka. Frisk has mentioned you a little bit.
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Congratulations on your victory, you must be very skilled.
You're...Chara, right? It's a pleasure to meet you also.
Ah, you know Frisk-chan?
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Our souls are intertwined, yes. We are partners, bound by a shared fate.
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ah, sorry...Midoriya-kun is my friend and classmate. He was someone I was looking forward to fighting most of all.
We sort of went a little overboard because of that...probably...
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Ooh...that sounds so mysterious.
[THE FATED BATTLE BETWEEN MEN!!!!!]
But anyway, I hope what you've been told was good. Frisk-chan is very sweet, and quite brave, despite how young they are.
They've helped me out once or twice now, actually.
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But next year we're coming for that title.
So stay on your toes.
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...One very angry hedgehog has already challenged me for it. (*¯︶¯*)
[WHOMST EVER COULD THAT BE?]
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I've got the popcorn and tickets ready for that shit.
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I don't know when exactly it'll happen, but it will.
I've been dying to fight him again...
I will warn, he wants to use his quirk.
Uh...superpowers.
And ours specifically are pretty STRONG.
They can cause some big damages to property...
If you're not okay with that, sensei, let me know and we'll just do hand to hand.
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What about Saturn makes it your favorite planet?
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lol it sort of reminds me of the Her Network back at home, too...
OH!! Well, mostly I love how it looks, lol. But it's also soooo fascinating!
The rings of Saturn are beautiful, and it's one of the most distant planets in the solar system that can still be seen with the naked eye!!
Meaning it's a HUGE planet! The second largest in our solar system!!
AND while Pluto is known to be the coldest planet, since its farthest from the sun, Saturn is covered mostly by ice and dust and it's made up mostly of hydrogen gas! While the rings, which stretch out more than 120,700km from the planet, are made up of ice and small amounts of carbonaceous dust.
AND IT HAS OVER 150 MOONSAND CUTER, SMALLER MOONLETS!! ^O^
[Is this the monthly warmblood curse where people want to just teach everyone everything or is this just Ochako being Ochako? Hm...it is a mystery.]
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It's our pleasure to have you here. If there's anything from your Hero Network that you think we should incorporate here, please, let me know. I would appreciate the guidance.
I hardly know anything about the planets of this solar system. I knew about the visibility in the night sky, and the rings, but not the moons.
Your Quirk is a form of gravity manipulation, isn't it? Have you ever tried making a gravitic ring like that?
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Uh, it kind of turned into something not that organized...
Paul-kun should have known better after the last one he made.
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It's similar to the Hero network back home, kind of.
This is sort of just the trial phase, y'know? So I expected it to be a little chaotic.
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To be honest, I'm a little nervous around so many people right now. I mean, I know all of them, but still.
[ He's a little better at parties thanks to Class 1-A and his friends here, but he'll never be on Uraraka's level. ]
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gently burritos
dhvhg it took me a minute and i feel dumb
jfsdlf oh no /also gently burritos you
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I am, as others have noted, 'from space'. Although in fact I left my home planet for the first time when I was 14. But then I mostly lived on a space ship for 4 years, so I think that makes me a pretty good source to verify that space is pretty cool!
Could you tell me more about being a Hero-in-training? What sort of things do Heroes usually do? Service of some kind I assume, but there are many ways to serve. When does training usually start, age wise? How does one get into it?
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AHHH YOU'VE ACTUALLY **BEEN** TO SPACE?! OMGOMGOMG
DID YOU SEE ANY COOL PLANETS?? OR GALAXIES?
OH OH AND NEBULAS!! MY FAVORITE IS THE ROSETTE NEBULA, IT'S SO PINK AND RED AND BIG AND PRETTY AND KCHJD
[Sorry, having a throw pillow tossed at her head because she made a really high-pitched squeal of excitement and her roomie got startled. Oops.]
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Anyway!! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ
Heroes are pretty much emergency service and law enforcement rolled into one, and also kind of...celebrities as well?
Basically if you've ever read comic books or stories about superheroes, that's literally what we are. Emergency rescue for fires, natural disasters, missing persons or pets, medical relief, and villain capture and detainment from trivial matters like petty theft, classic hit and run, and escalated issues like murder and terrorist-like attacks by really bad/powerful supervillains.
Patrols and community service are more mundane tasks we do, too.
Essentially, the core of what a Hero does is helping people, really.
As for getting in, well...there are Academies that train Heroes all over the globe.
The training starts when a kid is the age to attend high school, and once they complete their studies and graduate, they can take on internships and paid work studies with professionals in the field during their second or third year.
I got lucky and was able to joining those during my first year, though. ^o^
I'm really hoping once I graduate, I can continue working with the Pro Hero I was with, she's very experienced.
[Considering Ryukyu is the current number 10 Hero ranked in Japan? Yeah, she's pretty skilled indeed.]
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