In Which Ash Blaze does something stupid.

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Alright, time for some fun stuff here. Or not-so-fun stuff.

HEADCANON MEME TIME!

I know we all have our awesome canon bits we all refer back to, but what about stuff canon doesn't touch upon, but we, the player, do? We call that "headcanon". Basically here? If there's something about your character that is either fan accepted or part of how you play a character, list it here!

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Miku - My headcanon for Miku has some place in actual canon (mainly the novelization and character notes) that she had no friends except her brother, and that her time in school was very lonely.

She was just learning to drive at the time of her abduction, (hey, she had to make Rei's deliveries somehow) and lived in Mizuho, an area not within the big hub of Tokyo, but rather on the far outskirts. Driving actually terrifies her a little bit, and she's the type of person that will drive extra carefully.

Her hatred of her dishwasher and microwave likely comes from the fact that she's from 1988 and those things didn't have all the bugs worked out of them. Plus, if she had to pre-wash her dishes, she might as well go all the way with them. Besides, it gives her time to think and unwind (and also not get in Rei and Yuu's way if they want to be all lovey-lovey). Miku doesn't watch TV, really, though she does like to watch historical dramas (she has a thing for samurai and tragic romances, okay? ._.). Since canon never gave us an actual birthday, I put Miku's down as October 24th, 1969.

She likes eating pretty plain food (and can make onigiri like nobody's business), but will take the time out for things like spicy curry if she's feeling brave.

Sherry - Canon says that she's a latchkey kid, and Sherry herself admits to watching things like movies at home. She doesn't like chocolate milk because it's too sweet, but absolutely adores sour cream and onion potato chips.

When she was five and had chicken pox, William Birkin told her all about her virus and how it never really goes away, but goes into recession. Then, he proceeded to tell her all about the possible complications of the virus. She found it totally horrifying then, but has a better grasp and interest in it now.

She likes being smart - to her, it means she's doing something right, rather than getting in the way of things or bothering someone with what should really be "unnecessary" questions. This complex probably also comes from her genius father. This is why she knows the meanings to words like glomerulonephritis. She wants to be a doctor right now, but that'll probably change several times before she's an adult.