Username;
Tacita
This is the lady who takes care of me and my compatriot, Vanilla Bean. She's an alright girl. Vanilla B. can get a little on my nerves at times, though. Guy's got enough tension in his nerves to make a rubber band snap.
Name;
Blueberry Pie
Makes me sound delicious, right? Most people just call me "Blue" for short. Or just "B" if they're in a real hurry.
Age;
17-19 (Within that range)
Forever young, baby.
Gender;
Male
What, do I look like a gal to you? I'm a hundred and ten percent male, and don't you forget it.
Orientation;
Straight
Sorry, fellas. I like the ladies.
Occupation;
Superhero
...What? Don't give me that look. It's true. And very much a secret, so don't go tellin' everybody about it, 'kay?
I may seem like a chill, laid-back guy on the surface (which, out of superheroing, I usually am a pretty cool guy if I do say so myself, heh heh), but deep down I'm a serious superhero. Bad guys look out for my spandexed silhouette, and cringe in fear when my sharp red eyes meet their gaze. I take my job very seriously.
My superhero idols are, of course, Ben from Ben 10 and Rex from Generator Rex. I know they're only cartoons, but they're still my superhero idols. I hope that one day supers like myself can throw off their masks and merge their secret identities with their superhero ones like Ben and Max have without their super lives interfering with their normal ones. For now, though, other superheros and I have to keep family separated from foe and keep villains from going after them in broad daylight.
As far as what superhero Blue would be most like, however, it would have to be Robin. Though he would never admit to it, he's more similar in personality to Robin than he seems. Blue is very serious under his aloofness and quick remarks. He loves his job more than all of the candy in the world and would not trade it for anything, not even said candy. He is much like Robin in both of these respects, and Blue is also similar to the fellow hero in the fact that neither of them have any superpowers. Yep, sorry to disappoint but Blue is power-less. He conquers baddies with his martial arts skills and quick thinking rather than an unusual gift. However, unlike Robin, Blueberry doesn't use a single gadget to help him. He goes into battle armed only with his body and mind and nothing else. Vigorous training gives him, in his opinion, the only tools he needs to fight.
As far as his superhero outfit, Blue sports a contrasting white and red suit. His super identity holds no logo to its name. Or a name, for that matter. Blue states that "a hero needs no name or sporty logo on their chest. They only need to help others who need it or not." Because of his lack of label, the public has given the superhero a rough one themselves. "The Nameless", they call him. Spooky, but it does its job of plastering itself across the papers near hastily taken photos of suited Blueberry in action.
"They can call me whatever they want," Blue claims with a grin. "Just not late for dinner."
Hey Blue, got any advice for any new heroes out there?
"My advice for up-and-coming supers? Keep a cool head, always do the right thing, and above all..."
Personality;
I'd like to think I'm a pretty chill guy. Some people sometimes disagree, though.
...Vanilla, I'm lookin' at you.
(WIP.)
Likes;
- Relaxing
- Pranks
- His DS and its video games
(Legend of Zelda all the way, yo.)
- Funny sayings
(like cat in a rocking chair factory)
- Punk rock
- Cool accessories
- Sweet foods
- Spicy foods
- Lemonade
- The ladies
- His friends
- His family
- Saving others
- Stopping villains
Dislikes;
- Being called a punk or troublemaker
- Hurting others
- Bees
- Vanilla Bean (at times)
- Villains
- Criminals
- Thieves
- Mean people
History;
My story, sadly, doesn't start out all sunshine and roses.
I was born like many other beans nowadays: surrounded by humans. I remember reaching out with my tiny little paws and grasping up at their noses as they cooed and make kissy faces at me. I don't remember my parents.
I was quickly sent to a home to live with a human couple as their beloved pet. I can only guess that I was adopted by them, since they never mentioned how they got a hold of me themselves. The couple took good care of me in their little apartment; the dude took me outside to jog with him, the gal fed me, they both pet me until I thought I would start attracting silverware with the static in my fur, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Life was good.
Then they left. Disappeared. I was alone.
I was eventually found by the landlord and kicked out onto the streets. I never did like that landlord, let me tell ya. But back to the story. I became a stray, a lone bean in a big, nasty city full of peas. I was forced to learn how to fend for myself against the mutts and kitties who roamed the dusty alleys of the city. I learned all the ins and outs about fighting for and finding food. I gained my street smarts and lost myself.
I was finally found, years later, close to starving in a mud puddle by a human with a heart filled with more kindness than my old owners and their landlord had in their whole bodies. I growled and snapped feebly and was filled with fear at the human's touch, but there was no amount of energy left in me to really resist them. I gave up at that moment, ready to accept whatever fate had in store for me. I closed my eyes as the human chattered frantically into her cell phone and held my head out of the stagnant water below me. The human hung up her call with a "beep" and reached down to pet my fur as gently as if I where to shatter at her touch. It felt nice, that soft, rhythmic petting. I felt more at peace with that stranger petting me than I had ever before.
I fell into the black oblivion that comes with passing out shortly after the human had started petting me. I woke up days later in a plush bed surrounded by the sharp, plasticy smell of medical supplies. Blurry white shapes filled my vision as confusion trickled into my exhausted mind. Something close to me beings to beep more and more quickly before humans rush into the mysterious room. My memories blur together at this point, so you'll have to bear with the brief details of my not-so-exciting adventures between my life on the streets and my time with Tacita and Vanilla Bean.
I had been picked up by a kind soul involved with an organization known as Relocating Abandoned Jellybean Dragons, or RAD. Believe me, the group fits its acronym to a T. RAD takes any jellybean dragon that has been thrown out or otherwise abandoned by their jam or their owners, fixes them up, and sends the to a new and permanent home. The lady who had found me knocking on death's door in a puddle had called RAD and stayed with me until their dispatch team arrived at the scene. The members of RAD then took me back to their main headquarters in one of their personal ambulances and hooked me up to some medical equipment as fast as they could to pull me out of my weakened state and back to the land of the healthy. I woke up days after RAD had taken me back to their headquarters and was a famished ball of nerves and teeth until they calmed me down and got me to trust them. Though, mind you, I couldn't really hurt anyone because I was so weak, so don't give me that look. That one guy I nipped had his injury heal right up a couple of days later was just fine and dandy beforehand, too. Anyways, the members of RAD healed me up and got me therapy. I bounced back from my days on the streets quicker than quick with the help of the humans and other creatures of RAD. Before you ask, yes, RAD's members include beings other than humans too. You can close your mouth now.
RAD's other duty came into play after they got me back onto my feet. Rehoming. I was against it at first, not wanting to go through the experience I had with my first owners for a second time. I went through dozens of eager applicants, refusing each and every one of them over and over and over again. RAD was persistent enough to send me any potential owner that approached their front desk. I didn't want to be rehomed any more than a cat wants a bath. But then, one day, someone different came up to RAD's front desk.
A girl wanted to visit me and see how I was doing. She didn't want to be stuffed into a tiny interview room with me and let a member of RAD try and convince me how awesome and amazing they where and what a great owner they'd be. She just wanted to see me. The RAD manning the front desk pointed her towards another member that could lead her to my room and the two set off. They ended up at my room, which sat among dozens of others like it, and the RAD member lead the smiling, nervous girl into it. The member informed me that I had a visitor before shooting a look of confusion towards the girl and leaving the doorway where the two had stood. I lay on my bed, watching the girl warily as she greeted and then approached me. "I'm glad you're feeling okay," the girl told me after I offered her a seat on the bed. My manners had improved since I had begun to live at RAD, after all. I tilted my head in slight curiosity and puzzlement at the girl's statement. "Wha?" I simply said. "Do we know each other, lady?" The girl chuckled, muffling the cheery sound with her hand before lowering it down and placing it on my back. "Remember now?" she asked me and begun to gently pet me. My memories of the damp mud puddle and the kind human who had rescued me rushed through my head. I gasped. "You-" I sputtered out, "You're the person who saved me." The girl nodded and shot me a smile. "We never did get introduced," she told me, "And I didn't get a chance to come and see you until now. Sorry about that!" The human girl lowered her and from my back and stuck it out in front of her. "I'm Tacita! It's a pleasure to meet you." I stared at the hand. None of the humans I had met so far had even considered to ask me to introduce myself. I tentatively reached out with my own front paw before grasping Tacita's own outstretched hand and shaking it warmly. "It's nice to meet you, too," I told her. "I... I don't really have a name." I felt almost shamed admitting that. I never remembered then and still can't recall now what name my old owners had given me, if any. "Well," Tacita said, smiling all the while, "We'll just have to fix that. Hmm..." She propped her chin on her fist in thought and looked me over from nose to curled tail. We sat in silence as the human girl thought, her brow furrowed. Her eyes then brightened and her forehead unwrinkled as she snapped her fingers in realization. "I've got it!" she exclaimed excitedly. "How about Blueberry Pie?" I pondered on the name. It sounded tasty, warm, and comforting. It sounded like what I had always wanted in my life. I liked it. "Sure," I agreed after a while. "Sounds fantastic. I'm Blueberry Pie, then." The girl grinned so widely at that point that I couldn't help but grin with her. I realized at that very moment that she was the kind of person I dreamed of adopting me; the kind of person I wished at night to be my owner, my family member. I could barely control my tears as I realized this. She was just a visitor and she had to leave eventually. I didn't want her to go.
It then and there that I asked Tacita to adopt me. A look of surprise emerged on her face before melting into understanding and joy. She agreed with all the happiness in her heart, formally adopted me through RAD, and took me straight home. I've been a member of her family ever since.
My experiences as a lost jellybean dragon are what lead me to become a superhero, really. I remember the joy I felt when Tacita saved me each time I put my mask on. I help others because I know what it's like to be helpless. I've had villains ruin my life. I've lost my home and my very self before. I want to do what Tacita did for me through conquering fears and saving others. I became a hero to accomplish what I want to do. What I need to do. Now, an age after deciding to become a hero and even longer after Tacita had taken me into her family, I continue to help others through the darkness and the fear. I love what I do and I do what I love, and since being a superhero and helping others is what I love and do, I'll be continuing down this road for a good long time.
Don't worry, though. I still got time for the ladies, games, and tunes.
And my family.
Always.
Stories;
(WIP.)
Art;
(WIP.)

"Damen!Thats spelt D-A-M-E-N!!!"
"I am eighteen years old to be exact!";3
"Yeah I'm a guy!!i doubt anyone would think Im a girl anyways..">.>
"I like to eat chips and corn too!"
"Aunty is pretty annoying,especially when she says junk about me to my friends!"
"Wait,you thought playing on my guitar was my only hobby???"
"Hey I'm totally experienced at playing the electric guitar!Come and uh I'll show you!"


❝Everyone is just like the moon. They try to look bright and happy on the outside, but they still have a dark side they want nobody to see.❞
Midnight wrote:W-what! Why would you tell them this?! Stop! Don't! I'll never forgive you!...please!

Midnight wrote:Well, probably my connection to the darkness of night. Most people don't understand it, or feel the same was I do about it. I guess it makes me original since it's differnt from everybody else.
Midnight wrote:Quirks, huh? I don't really like to talk about them, but I guess I have to. For starters I always seem to laugh out of the blue about things that happened a long time ago. For example, once I saw this bird fly into a tree which I found funny, so the next day I randomly started laughing about it at soccer practice. Yeah...the coach thought I was crazy since we just lost the game! Also I have a really bad memory. I tend to forget the simpilest things which makes doing easy tasks hard for me. Like during my math lessons I'll forget a simple formula and fail for it. Occasionally I wish I had a better memory like my friends...
Midnight wrote:Hah! Where should I start? A favorite activity of mine is star gazing. Having a special connection to the night sky makes its pretty natural that I'd enjoy this! I especially like making my own "constelations" by mentally connecting a couple of stars to form a shape. I then doodle my new "constelations" in a notebook to keep track of them all. Another thing I like to do is play sports, specifically soccer since I'm really good at it! It's just so fun to work on a team and to make goals! The goalie doesn't stand a chance against me!
Midnight wrote:..I'm not so sure on this one. It's kind of awkward describing myself so it might just be my opinion, but I guess my social skills would be my best trait. My friends mean a lot to me although I'm not sure how to tell them that. Making new friends is something I pride myself in. Even though I can go about it the wrong way and end up changing who I am by mistake. However lately I've been getting better at making real friends by being myself. :')
Midnight wrote:I-I Don't like to talk about this..! I guess I have no choice but to answer. I lack confidence on the inside. While I may appear to be a confident social butterfly I'm really not. Sure I love being social and having friends, but that doesn't mean I'm not insecure. I worry constantly about people not liking me when they obveously do...it's like a curse somewhat. Please don't tell my friends...
Oh, Katie? We get along pretty well since we have a lot of things in common. We bond best when we're stargazing or talking about the night in general. She's one of the only people that truely understand the night like I do, so we're pretty close.





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The sky is not the limit;
do remember that
there are footprints
on the moon.


Username ; Iced Mocha
Full name ; Angano Cobalt Arsenic
Pronunciation ; [Ang-GON- oh Co-BAWLT Ar-sin-ik]
Size ; German shepherd - quite small
Gender ; Male, of course
Sexuality ; Straight - see love life
Theme song ; The Lost Lady Found
Typing style ; c90000
Zodiac Sign Information wrote:Symbol ; Aries
Element ; Fire
Birthstone ; Ruby
Birthflower ; Dianthus
Chinese zodiac ; Ram
Physical Attributions wrote:eye colour:: red [auburn] || coat colours::different shades of blue
horns:: N/A || other:: Tetrachromatic eyes
piercings:: two gauges, one on each ear || scars::N/A || other:: N/A
weight:: 130 lbs || height:: 55 cm || age:: Eighteen[/color]


Phobias/fears wrote:Judgement; Being judged by others,
because he is different, is
Angano's greatest fear.
Hate ; Hate is something Angano
fears but follows. He
excerises it, but he does
not want to be hated for
who he is.
Writer's Block ; Writer's block is something
Angano never wants to get
when writing a song. It
obscures his flow of ideas.
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art constantly. I use any pronouns
and go by twig, slasherr,
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