I canāt believe I forgot to post the tmht:London Miyamotos
Nothing but perfectly normal human beings here, ur honour :3 Definitely not some pwca who are about to take you on the most terrifying cab drive of ur life and then drop you back off exactly where you got on :3
To the left we have Usagi Miyamoto, and to the right is Yuichi Miyamoto! Yes, Yuichi is the older brother in this iteration, mainly bc I enjoy writing Leosagi more than Leoichi lol.
Tmht:London is full of many of the fay; Aos SĆ, Tylwyth Teg, Seelie folk, whatever name they take for themselves. They, like many hidden folk groups, can be fairly insular and dislike hidden folk from other places coming to the British isles, though of course as with many generalizations there is much more kindness than what might be assumed. Yuichi and Usagi are both half Tylwyth Teg and half Yokai, with Yuichi especially remembering a lot from when they lived in Japan. Usagi was only seven when they moved to the UK, so he doesnāt have as deep a connection to that half of himself.
The Miyamoto family had served the Mifune family- the head of a ninkyÅ dantai (cough-yakuza-cough) called Mangetsu-gumi- for generations before an unknown clan made a bid for power that ended in the dissolution of Mangetsu-gumi and the hunting down of itās higher ranks. Yuichi, barely 18 at the time and reeling from how quickly his entire life had fallen to ashes, managed to evade the shadow clan with his younger brother and eventually get to the UK, where he and Usagi now live as wanderers.
Like all hidden folk, Yuichi and Usagi can appear in a mostly human form (just keeping their cowlike tails, which they even retain in rabbit from) and have little problem blending in to the city, unlike some certain turtles and their cat dad. The Miyamotos donāt mind the Splintersonsā oddities though, and have become very close friends of the family.
Leo will often sneak out at night and find the Miyamoto camper, an old beat up thing that can barely be pulled by Yuichiās cab, and talk with Usagi until morning comes or they fall asleepā whichever happens first.
