Wukong the Monkey King

Lancer

Identity: Sun Wukong
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral

Strength: B
Agility: A
Endurance: B
Mana: C
Luck: D
Noble Phantasm: C

Class Skills
Battle Continuation: C
Lancer can continue fighting long after he has received enough injuries to die as long as his heart and head are intact, replacing biological functions with sheer stubbornness, though if he receives fatal injuries he WILL eventually die.

Personal Skills
Stoneform: B
Lancer's fur can deflect blows as if it were made of steel. Most glancing blows from servants will simply slide off him, and even direct hits from humans would have enormous trouble harming him.

Magecraft: D
Lancer is not a magus by any stretch of the imagination, but he has learned a few specialized tricks that his servant levels of prana make very powerful indeed. Most of his magic is based around simple illusions. He cannot transform himself into a dragon, but he can make those who aren't expecting it THINK he has transformed into a dragon, if only for a few seconds.

Multiplication: A
Lancer can summon doubles of himself. The doubles have all of Lancer's agility and skill, but are weaker than him and inherently unstable. They will vanish in a puff of smoke if Lancer stops paying attention to them or if an enemy strikes them with a good solid blow. Lancer does not need to split his attention to command them, as they act on their own with unified purpose.

Noble Phantasms
Ruyi Jingu Bang - Anti Unit/Army - B
Lancer's signature weapon, this staff feels immovably heavy to anyone but Lancer himself and can change size to suit his needs. He normally keeps it toothpick sized and hidden behind one ear for convenience. It can extend in length to a maximum of about one mile. At such lengths, Lancer still has little difficulty wielding it as a weapon.

Circlet of Command - Anti Unit (self) - E
This noble phantasm directly aid's Lancer's master, rather than Lancer himself. Lancer is rather capricious in nature, getting bored or disobedient easily. However, Lancer's master is granted a spell that can activate the circlet around Lancer's head, tightening it and causing him great pain until he gives in and does what his master wants. The spell takes advantage of the master/servant link, so even if a rival learned the spell themselves they would not be able to take advantage of it to incapacitate Lancer.

Nimbus - Non-combat - C
Lancer may summon a magic cloud, just big enough for him to stand on, which can carry him around through the air at great speeds. Lancer CLAIMS Nimbus can only carry the pure hearted, but this is explicitly not true. Carrying a second person on the cloud would be possible, but very awkward.

PLAYER INFO

Name: Eric
Contact Information: plurk: overbringer, AIM: EricOverbringer
Time Zone: PST (GMT-8)
Characters Played: No one, obviously. There was never anyone in this field, what are you talking about? Weirdo.

CHARACTER INFO

Character Name: Wukong
Character Canon: League of Legends

History: http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Wukong/Background

AU History: Very early after the fall, a group of shifters abandoned civilization and moved into the wilderness, forgetting the world of humans. They gave rise to a clan of very bright pokemon completely cut off from humanity. Recently, one of their leaders beseeched the gods to empower their clan. Did it work? Possibly. Soon after, Wukong the Chimchar appeared in their village. He turned to be a natural at fighting, and pit himself against every challenger in the jungle, never giving up when he was defeated, learning from every mistake, and generally reaching ever higher, until eventually he had won the respect and admiration of all his clan. Seeking ever greater challenges, Wukong set out to investigate the legends of the distant forest of stone, a strange place said to be inhabited by a people who once ruled the world. Surely they would provide new challenges unmatched by anything else in the world.

Canon Personality: The key thing to remember with Wukong is that he is not a human; he's a monkey. He's a monkey who gained intelligence by overexposure to magical radiation in the plague jungles, but a monkey none the less. As such, he is very much an outsider to civilization looking in, and he thinks it's weird. Everything single thing that seems simple to him is built into huge, elaborate rituals to make them more complicated. Eating, sex, fighting, everything's gotta have rules rules rules! He preferred the simplicity of life in the jungle.

That said, he also admires civilization, because for all their weirdness humans are very much the dominant species on Runeterra. They have conquered much of the world and spread their cities to the far reaches of the globe. Perhaps not the jungles yet, but realistically speaking it's probably only a matter of time. He acknowledges our power, and seeks to understand it and make it his own.

His admiration for humanity's conquest is perfectly distilled in Master Yi. While Master Yi is not exactly a barrel of laughs or the life of a party, he is the greatest warrior Wukong has ever met. Someone for whom Wukong will suppress his natural instinct to be an annoying pest. Yi has ingrained at least a modicum of discipline in Wukong, who admires him and feels has truly earned the right to be called "Master".

On the flipside (again), while he admires what civilization has allowed humanity to do as a whole, he feels that it has made most individual humans weak. Coming from a world where every battle puts your life on the line, and where death stalks anyone who thinks they can relax for even a second, Wukong feels that most humans are painfully oblivious to the world around them, and that they wouldn't last ten seconds in his home.

Wukong's main drive is to become the best (like no one ever was!). He acknowledges that he has a LONG way to go, and probably won't make it any time soon, but he finds the struggle of climbing that tower a worthwhile and satisfying one. To match yourself against a new foe, and find out if you are stronger or he is. That is Wukong's greatest joy. He learns from his mistakes, innovates, thinks, and climbs ever higher and higher. Because of this, the League of Legends was a gift from on high to him. An arena that pits him again and again against the greatest warriors in the world is like heaven for Wukong!

He steals things without thinking much about it and likes climbing up into weird places. His favorite food is peaches, but he'll try anything once and isn't a picky eater. He is close friends with Ahri. It doesn't look like romance to most people, but they're both more animal than human so who can really tell? He sleeps at weird hours, doesn't like being indoors for too long, and isn't afraid to ask a million questions of someone who doesn't look like they want to answer questions.

AU Deviation: BNWukong is a bit younger and more unproven than his original universe counterpart. He found out about humanity earlier in his life, and left his home before he had definitively defeated every challenge within. As such, he's a smidge less cocky, but also less wise. Overall, perhaps a bit more child-like.

Canon Abilities: Wukong's has a few main powers. He has training in the Wuju Style, a potent martial art known by Master Yi, which makes him a formidable melee fighter. He can create clones of himself that vanish in a puff of smoke when struck, but otherwise can help him fight. Going strictly by gameplay, he can't make more than 3 copies at once, but going by the lore he can maintain dozens of them at the same time. He has a magical staff that he can change the length of, allowing him to strike from surprisingly far away. And finally he can summon a magic cloud that he can sit on while it flies around.

Enlightened Abilities: Fire Shifter. He is a Chimchar who can shift into a mostly human appearance. His "human" form still has fur and a tail, but is more or less human shaped and can talk without difficulty. He won't start out with his extendo-staff, but will hopefully get it ICly over the course of the game. Likewise he won't start with his duplication ability, but he has the inherent ability to master this power, and will be able to do so with training.

While that power is not as developed in this world, he has a Chimchar's fire powers. He can breathe fire or spit fireballs, surround himself in an aura of flame, and generally do other various kinds of fire tricks.

He does not have the flying cloud in this world.

Starter Pokémon: None

Notes/Special Considerations: Just confirming that it was okayed for Wukong to learn duplication without getting the substitue TM.

SAMPLES
(NOTE: You may link a previous entry or thread, including testrun or musebox threads (but NOT Dear Mun), for one or both samples. However, we want to see the character in the setting of Brave New World and specifically in their AU for at least one sample.)

First-Person: http://testrun-box.dreamwidth.org/90743.html

-What would you say the role of Pokémon is in your life?
What's the role of humans in YOUR life?

-What do you seek for humanity’s future?
It'd be a shame if they got themselves killed before I learned what gave them so much strength, or what took it away from them. I'll leave their future to them, though, as long as they don't get wiped out.

-A human has attacked a wild Pokémon who retaliates in defense. How do you respond and whom do you defend?
Pfft. I'm not defending either of 'em! I'll wait until they're done, though, and see which looks stronger. Then I might do something.

-You are alone and bereft of your Pokémon allies, upon what strengths do you rely on to see yourself safely home?
Like I need allies to survive. I can live just fine anywhere and everywhere! I'll be fine.

-When encountering a rare and powerful Pokémon, what is most important? Researching it, bonding with it, or defeating it? Why?
Defeating it, obviously! How can I ever be the best if I don't take advantage of new challenages whenever I find them?

-What area do you seek to explore? The peaceful forest, in search of new, previously overlooked discoveries; the uncharted caves, in search of the unknown; or the wildest of mountain terrain, in search of danger, adventure, and thrills?
Not the forest. It sounds boring. The caves would probably be fun, though, as would the wild mountain heights!