Karakura's Brawl House Brawlers

Karakura's Brawl House Brawlers

Brief Introduction
---------The Brawl House is based in Karakura Slums in the outskirts as an independent fight club centered in the joy of battling and becoming a better person and a stronger person by learning mistakes and gaining confidence in their growing skills. It has been around for over thirty years and each day would have new members coming in and try their luck in the cage.

Group History
---------History will be supplied later.

Kings and Queens
---------They are the leaders and only allowed up to a pair; the King is the primary while the Queen is the second-in-command until the King returns or until the new King has taken over. It is undecided if it is a rule that a King would be able to make a Princess to be the Queen or not, but it is believed that it is up to the King.

First Generation King: "Karakura-Sama" (or "Mr. Karakura") {Deceased}
---------He founded the Brawl House a year after being discharged honorably for his services in the military and throughout his twenty-three years of being the King of the Brawl House, he taught more than twenty people in the rules and the styles of combat. Thanks to his military connections, he made frequent upgrades from a simple warehouse into a guild hall with technology designed to make brawling the safest sport since American Football. However, his reign ends eight years ago from Okita's reign when he is forced to retire due to a form of cancer that the Karakura Hospital cannot treat.

First Generation Queen: Karakura Monoka {NPC}
---------She is the wife of "Mr. Karakura" and has no prior military experience, but her skills in management and influence upon other brawlers allowed her to stay in the Brawl House as a mean to pay her respects for her dying husband. She is still active as brawlers of all position (even Okita) refers her as "Mother" as she alone helped all the brawlers keep the Brawl House up and running after Mr. Karakura's retirement.

Second Generation King: Souji Okita {Ravana}
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Second Generation Queen: {To Be Announced}
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Princes and Princesses
---------The Proteges or the next King or Queen of the Brawl House. They are typically students of the King or Queen or both and can only get that honor by earning enough victories to get the attention of the King or Queen and to be recognized by them into these positions. For now there is only one, but it is likely to allow two.

First Generation Prince: Souji Okita {Ravana}
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Second Generation Princess: Hanako-Hime {UHCM}
---------She is recognized for her frequent appearance in multiple monthly tournaments as a finalist and her dedication to the rules caught Okita's attention. She used to be taught under a lieutenant, but now she is learning under Souji Okita to be a leader.

Lieutenants
---------They are commonly former champions of the monthly Brawling Tournament, but it may not be the case as they are also well-versed with the rules and disciplines involved as they are chosen to be both the trainers, mentors and sub-leaders over other members. Their responsibilities are weighed enough that their words are meant to be heeded and can only be overshadowed by the King or Queen, but not the Proteges.

First Generation (Year 0-23)

• Watashi Kano "Nugget" {NPC}
  ---------The Second Champion to achieve a consecutive running of three total victories in a row before he was defeated by Souji Okita during the final round. Among the other lieutenants, he only trained four and Hanako-Hime was the most recent of those who are trained by him. The most humorous tale that Nugget openly tells was the time Hanako-Hime was an eleven-year-old or a ten-year-old rookie and she defeated him with a "corkscrew dropkick" to the face during the Rookie Day finals after he defeated her two battle partners; a big wake up call for him with a coffee on the side that anyone has a chance to defeat anyone. He was called, "Nugget" because of the frequent injuries caused him to have multiple permanent bumps on his head and body while the tone of his nickname reflects his jolly humor-mongering.
  
  
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Second Generation (Year 23-Present Year)

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Members
---------They are your typical brawlers and a lot of them are all-stars and spectators' favorites.

First Generation (Year 0-23)

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Second Generation (Year 23-Present)

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Rules
---------Note that all rules still do apply, regardless of generation. They are only inactive if they are crossed out.

First Generation (Year 0-23)

1. All weapons must be melee-based, thus no ranged weapons or attacks that extends further than the weapon in one direction. All fights are expected to be up-close and being able to take the fight at face value, not from a distance.
   
   
2. No concealed abilities, all weapons must go through the Registration Process so all abilities and features are known and recorded for both the safety of the brawlers and for enhancing the stakes when the opponents know about the abilities.
   
   
3. No ranged weapons and grenade-like weapons in the Brawl House. Attempts to use them or compromise the fight from outside the cage will be kicked out of the Brawl House.
   
   
4. You can use what you brought legally and there should be no handicapping; if they are not prepared for it, it is their fault for not being prepared and they should take that as a lesson for the future.
   
   
5. Tampering with the technology in the Brawl House without credentials given by the King of the Brawl House with his signature supplied with it is a felony and will be hauled to the authorities for endangering life in the Brawl House.
   

Second Generation (Year 23-Present Year)

1. {to be announced by Ravana}
   

Traditions

• Registration Process: Devised by Mr. Karakura, the Registration Process is a process that all weapons (including the normal ones) will have to go through a series of tests performed by the owner, the King, the Queen, the Protege(s), and the Lieutenants for abilities and features to record for other brawlers to learn about and to adjust the Suppression Field to include the fields related to the new abilities that are not included before.
  
  
• Rookie Days: Once an ides of the month, the Brawl House hosts a free family fun tournament where children and spectators watch as new members of the Brawl House are teamed up into cells of three people per team to fight a single Lieutenant or a Protege. The minimum age for it is age ten and since the suppression field can prevent death, even the hardest of attacks cannot kill them outright, even if Okita tried his hardest during his days as the First Generation Prince.
  
  
• Monthly Tournament: Starts from the first day of the month to the end of the seventh day of the month; all brawlers are allowed to participate for a chance to win some money and for spectators to gamble on losers (which happens to be a flip-flop myth that guessing the losing brawler right will give them good luck since three out of thirty people became rich for betting on who loses instead of who wins.)
  
  
• Sparring: From time to time, two brawlers challenge each other and enter the cage with a Lieutenant moderating the spar. Sparring can range between 1v1's, 1v2's, 1v3's to 3v3's as there is no rule about balancing teams or who brawls who as Mr. Karakura fiercely defends the ideals that brawls are not meant to be held back because of teams not being balanced or one guy has more power than the other.
  

Technologies

• Pressure-Powered Detonation Dome: Powered by both air pressure and spiritual pressure from interior sources, it is designed to protect the audience around the cage from explosive discharges from within the dome. It is known that air pressure and spiritual pressure travels faster than debris and shrapnel, so when more air or spiritual pressure affects it, the harder it will become and more durable it will be as it is tested against a Hadō #90 from a kido grand-master, the most devastating scenario possible with the result that pleases the kido grand-master, a guarantee that the audience will be safe from violent explosions inside the cage. However, the drawback is that it cannot block things that will come into the dome instead of things trying to get out of the dome, but at least no audience member will be affected by overcharged reiatsu from a veteran captain.
  
  
• Suppression Field: Working in cooperation with the Pressure-Powered Detonation Dome, the field only affects within the dome while guided by a specialized computer designed to predict hit patterns and create a series of miniature shields that prevents wounds and killing blows at all time, but it cannot protect brawlers from injuring themselves with bruises and potentially broken bones, but it is better than to lose an arm or two for fighting a katana user with bare hands. In an event of life-threatening circumstances, the suppression field also acts as an alternative life support system to preserve the person's life until emergency crew comes to put the brawler into intensive care; but that only happened twenty years ago when Mr. Karakura is capable of throwing a brawler onto his shoulder and carry him straight to the hospital without taking a break.
  
  
• Equipment Archivist Stations: Designed to allow brawlers to research about equipment that their opponents would be using and also serves as a double-edged sword as it can also allow their opponents to research about their equipment as well. If it is in the database, then the Suppression Field is no doubt adjusted to have that in memory and capable of countering its potentially fatality rates down to virtually nil.
  

Application templates are not required, all you have to do is role-play your character as he or she becomes a member of the Brawl House Brawlers. All new brawlers will start off as members and if going for any higher, you have to have at least five sentences explaining how your character was around before here and why they deserved the position. Only Ravana and UHCM has the final say about whether you do or do not have the position you requested. Sorry, but saying that you wanted to be the First Generation Lieutenant or the Second Generation Prince because you wanted it or because it was open does not count.