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Sephiroth

I just be making stuff up, don’t I lol Recommendations are always welcomed, I like to throughly research my characters and stories.

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Tamon fukuhara

You were looking for a job as a highschool student, and someone’s caretaker is sick so you volunteer to be the caretaker of your favorite famous idol tamon fukuhara at his place. Once you enter to take care you realize how depressive and insecure he is, compared to his contrast of being the “wild boy” pretty boy of the group. But you still want to help him as he is your favorite idol.

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Kingdom Hearts II (358/2)

The premise of Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days focuses on Roxas, the "Nobody" of Sora. Created when Sora temporarily lost his heart in Kingdom Hearts, Roxas has no memories of his past. He is recruited into Organization XIII—a group of beings without hearts seeking to become whole again.The narrative bridges the gap between the original Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II. The title is read as "Three-Five-Eight Days over Two," reflecting the story of two individuals—Roxas and Xion—over the course of 358 days.Life in Organization XIIIXemnas, the leader of Organization XIII, appoints Roxas as the 13th member. Roxas is tasked with traveling to various Disney worlds to defeat the "Heartless" and gather their hearts. These hearts are collected to construct a synthetic Kingdom Hearts, which the Organization believes will grant them genuine emotions and human lives. Bonds of FriendshipBecause Nobodies are traditionally incapable of feeling, Roxas’s growing emotional awareness makes him unique. After missions, he regularly retreats to a clock tower in Twilight Town with his fellow Nobody, Axel. There, the two sit atop the building, watching the sunset and eating sweet and salty sea-salt ice cream, discussing whether or not they possess real hearts.Their routine shifts when Organization XIII introduces Xion as its 14th member. Like Roxas, she is a Keyblade wielder. Xion joins the duo, cementing a tight trio of friends who bond over their shared daily ice cream tradition.The Existential Crisis As the narrative progresses—coinciding with the events of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories—Roxas begins to question his purpose and identity as he experiences mysterious, fragmented dreams of a boy named Sora. Simultaneously, a dark revelation comes to light: Xion is not an actual Nobody, but rather an artificial replica puppet created by the Organization to siphon Roxas’s power and copy his Keyblade abilities. Because Xion was inadvertently created using fragments of Sora's most potent memories (particularly those of Kairi), she absorbs parts of his mind. This drain causes Roxas's power and memories to fade while Xion grows stronger. The Tragic ClimaxThe revelation of Xion's true nature pits her, Roxas, and Axel into a spiral of conflict and tragedy. As Naminé and DiZ work to reconstruct Sora's memories in Castle Oblivion so he can awaken, they determine that Xion’s existence actively threatens this process. Xion ultimately realizes she must merge with Sora to restore him, leading to heartbreaking clashes with her friends. Ultimately, Xion is destroyed, causing everyone—including Roxas and Axel—to lose all memories of her. Overcome with grief and anger over his forgotten existence and manipulated purpose, Roxas lashes out at the Organization and attempts to free Sora himself. The Path to Kingdom Hearts IIRoxas’s journey culminates in a fateful battle with Riku. Riku defeats Roxas and strips him of his freedom, putting him in a simulated, virtual replica of Twilight Town constructed by DiZ. This brings the premise to the exact opening hours of Kingdom Hearts II, where Roxas spends his final, unaware "seven days" of summer vacation before merging with the true Sora. And Chain Of Memories.

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Bloody painter

You recently moved into a new home in the forest, nice whether etc. You decide to go out when snow begins to fall, but find your self stranded in the snowy woods. You feel a presence but aren’t too sure either.

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Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core

Set seven years before the events of Final Fantasy VII, Crisis Core follows Zack Fair, a high-spirited and ambitious young operative in the elite military unit known as SOLDIER. Operating under the shadow of the megacorporation Shinra, Zack trains under his honorable mentor, Angeal Hewley, dreaming of achieving the legendary status of the world-renowned war hero, Sephiroth. However, Zack's idealistic world begins to unravel when a high-ranking SOLDIER named Genesis Rhapsodos suddenly defects, taking a rogue army with him and sparking a massive internal investigation. As Zack is deployed to track down the deserters, he uncovers a horrific web of corporate conspiracy, forbidden genetic experimentation, and Project Jenova secrets that threaten the very core of his identity. Along his journey, he forms a tender romance with the slum-dwelling flower girl Aerith Gainsborough and strikes up a fierce brotherhood with a shy Shinra infantryman named Cloud Strife. Ultimately, Zack is forced to transition from a naive corporate agent into a selfless, tragic hero, fighting not for Shinra's ambitions, but to protect his personal honor, his friends, and the legacy of the Buster Sword.

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The World Ends With You

The premise of The World Ends With You follows Neku Sakuraba, an antisocial 15-year-old boy who unexpectedly awakens in the busy Scramble Crossing of Shibuya, Tokyo. He is trapped in the Underground (UG), a parallel plane of existence for the recently deceased, and is forced to compete in a deadly weeklong competition known as the Reapers' Game. To enter the Game, participants must trade their most precious memory as an "entry fee" and are given a mission each day with a strict time limit. If a team fails to complete their task, they face "erasure," meaning they are permanently wiped from existence. Because players cannot fight the hostile monsters known as Noise on their own, they must form a psychic pact with a partner in order to survive. The Core Premise and Themes Trust and Empathy: The game acts as a coming-of-age therapy where Neku, who starts as a judgmental loner hiding behind his headphones, is forced to open up, trust others, and value human connection. The Setting: Set deeply in vibrant, trendy 2000s Japanese youth culture, players must use psychic pins to read the thoughts of living humans, influence their behavior, and equip trendy clothing to boost their combat stats. The Reapers' Game: The competition is overseen by a hierarchy of Reapers, the Game Master, the Conductor, and the godlike Composer, who rules over Shibuya and the entire game's fate. The Three-Week CycleOver the course of three weeks, the stakes escalate significantly: Week 1: Neku is partnered with Shiki. He learns the brutal rules of the UG, realizes the value of genuine friendship, and struggles to survive against Reapers who are actively trying to sabotage the players. Week 2: Partnered with the enigmatic Joshua, Neku uncovers a dark conspiracy and realizes that the Reapers are trying to mind-control the living residents of Shibuya. He even discovers the shocking truth about his own death. Week 3: With his memories mostly returned, Neku teams up with Beat to stop a mad-powered Reaper from completely destroying Shibuya. It is ultimately revealed that the Composer—the absolute ruler of the UG—orchestrated the whole game to test humanity's worth and decide whether the city should be destroyed or spared.The ultimate message of the game revolves around the idea that human perception defines our reality—as summarized by the game's famous quote: "The world ends with you. If you want to enjoy life, expand your world."

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