極ノ番

TATTOO ARTIST AU

Residing in Tokyo, Japan, Geto lives the single dad life with his two adopted daughters, Nanako and Mimiko. It wasn’t a decision he made with a lot of thought, but it was one where he knew was the best for the two girls. Nanako and Mimiko’s home life was not one suitable, living in an abusive and neglected environment. He didn’t hesitate to take them from that home and give them, or try to give them, a life with care and love and a chance for something better. Being only twenty-seven and single, he wasn’t entirely aware how much work goes into caring for children; financially and mentally.

Shortly after accepting a tattoo apprenticeship, he found himself at an impasse, either continuing to pursue a career as a tattoo artist or finding permanent full time employment to provide for his daughters. Doing both was an option for him, but it wasn’t the easier road; not that he was one to take the path most traveled or easiest course, which was why he works during the evenings at the tattoo shop and has a part time job during the day while his daughters are in school. Meaning that free time is far and in-between for him, if it ever exists…

DETAILS:

Interior of the tattoo shop where Geto is an apprentice. It’s located in Tokyo where he apprentices under a talented tattoo artist. Being in the third year of his internship, he does have some experience and is able to take clients, but they’re usually done under the guidance of his mentor. (The inspiration for the tattoo shop, and the image, is taken from an actual tattoo shop in Tokyo called Shiryodoh.)  His piercings include an industrial on his right ear, gauges (canon), eyebrow on the left side, tongue, low helix and both nipples. His gauges, industrial, tongue, and right nipple were done by an actual piercer. His eyebrow, low helix and left nipple were done by himself with some help. The latter was done on a whim with Gojo to see if he could. He learned that just because he could, doesn’t mean he should… and doesn’t mean he should listen to Gojo’s shitty 2 AM ideas either. 

He adopted Nanako and Mimiko when he was 18, being only 21 he’s had them for only three years of his life. It’s a complicated situation with how he became their legal guardian. He doesn’t like to talk about it nor will he talk about it if someone he’s not very close to asks. As much as he will say is that they are his daughters, and that’s that.

He smokes, but he doesn’t smoke in his apartment or near Nanako and Mimiko. It’s mostly when he’s stressed or to pass the time and unwind. Or when he occasionally drinks, but drinking is more so a social thing for him. Blame Shoko for that.

Bonus: Though Geto could easily get financial help from friends, he refuses it. He would rather people depend on him rather than having to depend on others.

TEACHER AU

If Geto hadn’t wavered after Riko’s death, if he hadn’t killed an entire village… Things would have been different and had he been able to become someone else, he would have continued at the sorcerer school and finished alongside his classmates and friends. He doesn’t have the same ideology that all non-sorcerers should die, but rather he was influenced more so by the thought of everyone having the potential to become a sorcerer, reducing cursed energy put into the world. It is the reason, among many others, that he teaches and aspires to do something more with his own abilities. Residing in Kyoto, Geto pursued his own goals of teaching students there alongside Utahime.

FATE SERIES AU

As a Master and a magus, specializing in traditional old age cursing techniques, Geto views the ever changing modern magecraft as a disrespect to what had once been. Not quite as much as a worship to the gods or ancient magecraft, but he prefer tradition to what other magi have welcomed in the more recent years. He doesn’t want change, and with a Servant by his side, he wants to see that reality of a world where traditional magi are superior over the new generation of magecraft and non-magic beings. To the Servant he summons, it is Geto that should proceed with caution. He wants to overrule and call every move, every strategy they should take. However, good with words, he is able to smooth talk his way if necessary in order to avoid conflict.

Default Servant is Caster Tamamo-no-Mae or Fujiwara-no-Michinaga, the latter inspired by this artist’s Fate / JJ.K crossover. Though, most of the time Tamamo will be his main default unless mentioned otherwise or plotted with someone. His main goal is to “collect” and gain the trust of enemy Servants that he deems useful to him. It’s a strategy that he believes will give him the most power, yet it’s a long drawn out one. He’s patient though. 

His wish, however, is complicated. It’s easy enough for him to earn money as he poses as a priest that eradicates curses/evil spirits by request. He’s no more than a gift magus specializing in curses, so there is no religious factor to it aside from him understanding terms and having that knowledge. But, money? He doesn’t want it. He has it. Fame? Doesn’t care for it either. Something he wants can’t easily be bought or brought to him nor is it something that can be define in just one wish. Seeing a world where non-magi are eradicated is one wish. Seeing his best friend again is another.

Seeing his daughters… That’s the third. 

FATE GRAND ORDER 

A staff member of Chaldea, assisting with Servant records and filing, which he finds to be overly mundane, but useful to keep order within the facility. He has the ability to be a powerful magus, specializing in Curses; however, he was not a good candidate to be a Master due to other reasons related to his warped opinions toward those with no magical ability. He doesn’t understand the point of preserving humanity for those with no relation to magecraft. Society, in his opinion, could benefit from wiping out non-magi, but he’s not quite as vocal about it. At least depending on present company.

SERVANT VERSE: 

Kenjaku / Noritoshi Kamo

Caster class; Pseudo Servant

He possesses the body of former Chaldea member, Suguru Getou. A pact was made between them, however, unwillingly by the body’s former host when he was on the edge of death. It was a last minute resort, and one that was not made out of good intention on Kenjaku’s side. Kenjaku’s personality, though vaguely resembling Getou’s, is the main one seen and expressed to other Servants and staff. His abilities are quite similar to Getou’s specialization in curses, but his power is intensified due to having a Servant’s capability and mana. 

Noble Phantasm: Maximum: Uzumaki

Strength: E

Endurance: A-

Agility: E

Mana: A+

Luck: C

NP: A

BAKENEKO VERSE

For a bakeneko, he is rather young and has only lived over a few hundred years, but even if he is ‘young’ by those standards, he is far from youthful in mind and quite cunning as becoming of someone like himself. He prefers to not mingle with humans as much as he can, finding them to be beneath him. Save for a select few that he has ‘claimed’ as his own, but those are humans he finds worthy enough to keep near and dear are rare.

His opinions, however, is one where he sees them as a means to an end. They’re a resource. Food, entertainment, something to pass the time in his long lengthy life. In human form, he presents himself as a figure of divinity and holiness, leading a following of humans that bring him offerings and seek guidance from him. Their resource to him is whatever currency of the current era and anything they might choose to bring him. Worse, in their situation at least, if they’ve outstayed their welcome and are no longer useful to him, he will consume their lifeforce. Or, in other words, he will eat them in their sleep.