Kitade Agito [TAO]

Name: Kitade Agito

Age: 17

Gender: Male

Appearance:

Agito has shoulder length blue hair which is layered and fans out slightly to the side at the bottom and his bangs hang into his face. He has pale skin and usually wears an eyepatch over his left eye, even though there's nothing wrong with it, and his eyes are a startling gold colour. He wears a black jacket with an orange lining and a white shirt underneath. His pants are black and have orange straps with razor sharp hooks attached to them, one to each thigh and calf respectively. Instead of shoes, he tends to wear a pair of razor sharp wheeled roller blades.
~Height: 5'0"

Personality: Vicious and merciless, Agito is commonly compared to a shark, especially when he attacks. He is bloodthirsty to the core and doesn't even care how badly someone gets hurt. People are stepping stones that he can carve his path through life to him. However, this doesn't mean that he is completely bad. He mainly just cares about his younger twin brother, Akito, whom is not too skilled at fighting, which drove him to be such a ruthless fighter. While he cares and respects Akito, he has a strong dislike for their elder brother, who mistreated them and especially hurt Akito, for which he will not forgive. He is also rather rude and obnoxious and never uses honorifics with people, and also tends to swear... a lot.

History: Born to loving parents in Karakura, Agito was the second eldest of three brothers. He lived in his hometown with his mother, father, elder brother Kaito, and twin brother Akito, until around the age of 5, when their parents were seriously wounded in some sort of automobile accident. The family fearing the worst, the three brothers were scooped up and taken away by some relatives, something Agito very much hated. He wanted to be near his mother and father, instead. However, he never saw them again, as they soon passed away, leaving them in the care of their relatives, who lived out of town. Angry that he wasn't allowed to spend time with his parents before their deaths, Agito slowly began to cause mischief, hardly even listening to anyone. Until, that is, Kaito saw it fit to try and curb his little brother's streak by locking him where he couldn't cause trouble anymore. Or so he thought.

Agito's anger only festered inside the cage and after a few weeks, he lashed out, earning himself a straight jacket and some straps, completely immobilizing him as he sat in his cage, wishing revenge upon Kaito. He knew Akito was despairing over his isolation and that Kaito likely wasn't treating him much better, which only fueled his rage. However, in his immobile state, he could do nothing as his silver-haired brother simply laughed at him and taunted him.

Several months later, Agito was more or less used to the endless imprisonment, even though he hated it. Whenever he sat at the table, he had to push the sleeves of his straight jacket, which would be undone, out of the way in order to eat, which was a job easier said than done. He could see Akito's helpless face whenever he sat there and then would watch it contort with sadness each and every time he was hauled off to the cage. He never went willingly, of course, and this only added time to his imprisonment each time. Whenever Kaito fastened him down inside his cage, he swore that the first chance he would get, he would rip into his trash brother and he would do it without mercy.

On the fifth month, as he was getting dragged back, and nearly crammed back into his cage, Akito seemed to appear out of nowhere and shoved Kaito aside, causing Agito to fall to the floor, staring at his younger brother in total shock. He must have followed them while Kaito was preoccupied with the other twin and Agito couldn't help but smile a little at this, one of the first smiles he had in a long while. Then that he heard Akito boldly demand that Kaito leave him alone, which was something the silver-haired teen wasn't too keen on actually doing.

Of course, things weren't exactly going to be easy. Kaito reached to shove Akito out of the way, but before any of the boys knew it, a barrier had appeared in front of the twins, protecting them from him. Agito was highly confused by this, and looked around, trying to find the source of the shimmery, blue-white barrier. It was only when his twin started to sweat, feeling the drain of it, that he realized it was coming from him. How on Earth he was doing that was beyond Agito's ability to comprehend, but he didn't care one bit.

Being hugged by his brother, Agito listened to Akito tell Kaito to leave him alone once more. Despite this, Kaito seemed determined to get through the barrier that he couldn't see. After a moment, Akito began to focus on something, and Agito stared at his twin in confusion, wondering what he was doing. Responding to the child's will, the barrier shrunk, lessening the strain on him, and causing Kaito to stumble forward.

Kaito, having noticed that whatever was keeping him from his little brothers had lessened, then applied more effort into trying to get to them. He would lock them both up if he had to, and Agito knew this well. Slowly rising to his feet Agito grit his teeth and ran around the barrier, knocking himself into Kaito, trying to send him backward, even though his arms were bound by the straight jacket. However, at the very moment his angry body collided with his intended target's, the straps attached to his legs leapt up and gouged four deep cuts into the elder boy's flesh, almost on their own. Agito blinked, surprised by this at first, but then he grinned. He was a little tired because of what happened, which caused him to realise that it was him that controlled the straps, but he enjoyed the result immensely.

However, even though he would've liked to, he couldn't kill his own brother and he turned and ran, wrapping one of the straps around Akito's wrist as he passed by, dragging him along with him. He wasn't sure where to go, but they had to get away. There was no way he was going back to that cage, and he couldn't trust their relatives anymore. Still dragging Akito with him, he ran away from the house and eventually found himself taken in by a kinder family some distance away. He chose to remain silent about what happened, but he insisted that they could not return them to where they came from. The family, worried that something might have gone wrong there, then accepted this and liberated Agito from his straight jacket. However, despite this, he only barely trusted them and only stayed for a number of years before hitting the road again.

Together, the two teenagers made their way back to Karakura, and Agito watched as Akito managed to get ahold of their grandmother on their father's side. After she was told about what had happened to the two of them, she invited them to stay with her, promising that she would keep their presence a secret.

Just before the twins seventeenth birthday, their grandmother passed away, leaving everything to the two of them, including the house. Since then, they have lived on their own in the small house, making the space their own.

RP Sample: Agito stood in front of the gate of the house that had once been his before his parents' fatal accident. It was obvious that someone else lived here now, and he sighed, his now fuzzy memories bothering him. He could remember the time he spent in his brother's cage more than what would be the happier memories from before. "Fuck!" he cursed under his breath, stuffing his hands in the pockets of his pants as he skated off, unwilling to stare up at the house any longer. To make matters worse, Akito wasn't even around to calm him down right now.

"Niichan!" a voice called from behind, and Agito knew then that Akito had the same idea that he did. There was something to be said about twin telepathy, though he knew it was just a coincidence. However, figuring that his younger twin would catch up, he continued skating forward... until, that is, Akito tripped and practically fell on his face.

Agito stopped with a sigh as Akito tripped and fell. "Akito..." he muttered, holding out his hand to his younger twin brother, offering to help him up. Of anyone, Akito was one of the few he would actually help get to his feet whenever he fell. "You need to watch where you go."

"Sorry, Agi-nii..." Akito replied, blushing in embarrassment as he accepted the help up. Once on his feet, he hugged Agito loosely, smiling cheerfully. "Ne, Agi-nii... did you come here to see our old home, too?" he asked, tilting his head slightly as he released his twin. It was obvious that he knew that Agito was upset. The two of them had been to their parents graves, obviously, but this was the first time they'd come to see their childhood home. It was kinda funny that they decided to do so separately, but wound up meeting up anyway. Definitely a bad case of twin telepathy.

"Mm, yeah," Agito said, glancing back at the house. He hated that someone else got the house instead of them, but he then shrugged it off. "Yeah, but I have more memories of the cage than the house and it pisses me the fuck off." He then resumed skating, making sure to keep himself at a pace that would allow Akito to catch up.

Akito fell in beside Agito, nodding slightly. "I can't really remember our parents, either. But we were young, so it's understandable. At least Obaachan was able to tell us things about them, though, right?" he replied. Another attempt at cheering him up. Fortunately enough, it worked. Agito could always rely on Akito for that unwavering cheerful innocence he had.

"Yeah, before she kicked the bucket, that is!" Agito agreed, laughing a little before he reached out and patted his little brother on the head. "Thanks, Akito... You're always there, somehow." It was true. For some reason, Akito always knew exactly when to show up, or so it seemed. Then, he made a face. "Fuck! I owe you again. I fucking hate owing you like this!"

Akito shook his head, making a disapproving sound. "You don't own me anything, Agi-nii. After all, you are always there when I need you, as well," he replied, laughing quietly. Agito mentally rolled his eyes at this.

However, despite that, he nodded and smirked at Akito as he skated ahead, picking up the pace a little. It wasn't like he really believed that he owed his brother much more than keeping Kaito occupied before their escape anyway. "Exactly. Otherwise, who would take care of your ass? Definitely not that shitty trash of a brother!" he exclaimed, turning around and skating backwards. "Anyway. Since we're out here now, and have seen that goddamned house, what do you want to do?"

Akito laughed quietly, and Akito smiled back. He was glad that he had reassured his twin and got him to leave him alone about it. It was then that Akito had opened his mouth to reply, but whatever he had been about to say changed in an instant to a warning shout as he lept forward, knocking Agito out of the way of a sudden attack. Reiatsu orbs instantly formed around him and shifted into a shield, reacting to Akito's emotions instantaneously. It was the same as when they first formed back when they were children.

The attack bounced harmlessly off of the younger twin's shield, and Akito breathed a sigh of relief, looking down at his twin, who he was laying on top of after tackling to the ground to protect him. "A-are you all right? I didn't hurt you, did I?" he asked, concern practically radiating off of him as he got up, offering Agito a hand.

Agito gave his little brother a strange look. "O-Of course not! I'm not so weak to be hurt by that!" he replied as he took Akito's hand and allowed himself to be pulled to his feet and then glared in the direction of the attack. There, on the roof of a building, sat a bird-like creature with a white, and rather grotesque, mask. Obviously infuriated, Agito immediately skated as fast as he could toward it, skillfully dodging Akito's barrier as he did, and through trick after trick, he made his way up as the creature flapped its wings and took flight. Agito, unwilling to let it get away from him, shot a hooked strap forward in an effort to snag the leg before he swung himself upward, trying to deliver a few kicks to its belly.

Seemingly worried, Akito looked back up, then quickly used the only attack he had to distract the Hollow. The barrier dissolved, becoming the orbs again before each one changed shape to become darts, which shot up at the Hollow, striking it with deadly accuracy. Several of them struck the Hollow's mask, cracking it. The orbs then returned to Akito, floating lazily around him as he panted lightly, which Agito, in his frenzied glee over his prey, failed to notice.

Agito grinned widely as Akito cracked the hollow's mask. It gave him a much needed weakness to take advantage of. "Hahaha! You like that, you bird bastard?" he asked, his voice completely insane as he swung himself up, his straps yanking themselves free, and tearing deep gashes into the Hollow's foot, before they latched onto its neck, the hooks sinking in deep. Using his control over the straps, he used them like mightly little anchored limbs, pulling him skate-first into the Hollow's face before he began mercilessly kicking at the crack before he brought up his leg and slammed it down hard on the Hollow's skull.

The bird like Hollow screeched in pain as it felt Agito's assault, and it was no longer able to keep itself airborne, which was just what Agito wanted. It fell from the sky and he swung himself onto its back, tearing a bit of its flesh as he did. When it had plummeted to a safe distance from the ground, he leapt off, kicking it one final time in the back of the head before his hooks tore themselves completely free and it crashed into the ground. Agito, on the other hand, had caught himself on a ledge and then dropped himself to the safety of terra firma, grinning widely in the direction of the crater, knowing that if it was still alive, it wasn't getting up anytime soon.

Akito watched as his twin finished off the Hollow, then silently skated up to his brother as the elder twin landed easily on the ground. Akito looked faintly tired and it seemed like it took a lot out of him to use that one attack. Good thing he usually kept to defense rather than offense. "Are you okay, Agi-nii?" he asked quietly. "You didn't get hurt by that thing, did you?" The younger twin hated seeing his brother hurt, and quite honestly looked and sounded extremely worried. Hell, he probably worried about Agito's safety enough for the both of them, which Agito occasionally found incredibly irritating.

"Mm?" Agito asked as he looked over at Akito and took in his worried expression. "Me? Get myself hurt by that dumbass birdbrain? You should know me better than that, Akito," he replied with a devilish grin as he reached out and patted Akito on top of the head. "C'mon, let's leave the overgrown chicken to it's little hole and go home." With that, he skated off down the street in the direction of their house, knowing that Akito would only continue to worry if they stayed there.

Akito smiled at Agito as the elder twin patted him on the head. "I'm glad," he replied, his uncovered blue eye closed over. Then he open his eye as the hand left his head and Agito suggested going home, something that the younger was more than happy to do at that moment. Turning, he skated after the gold-eyed teen, humming happily to himself.

Skill Ranks: (Rank from 1 to 4 you specialties as a superhuman) Your choices for Superhuman are Super speed, hand to hand, weapon proficiency, Endurance.

1. Weapon Proficiency [level 3]
2. Hand to hand [level 3]
3. Super speed [level 3]
4. Endurance [level 2]

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