Karasu Kurokawa (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
moderndaydragon) wrote2015-06-11 11:00 pm
moderndaydragon) wrote2015-06-11 11:00 pm
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Appearances
For those who are looking for an at-a-glance appearance/reference, here's where you want to be.
> HUMAN FORM
In human form, Karasu appears pretty normal, if unique -- waist-long white hair with a faint, bright blue sheen, incredibly pale skin, and deep blue eyes. Her wardrobe can vary immensely, from shirts to hoodies, pants to skirts, and even the occasional jacket or hat thrown in. What's always the same is that, somewhere, there's a KaibaCorp button of some kind. While not always, she often tends towards a lack of shoes, if she can get away with it, favoring walking barefoot when it's acceptable to do so (or any time inside).
> MID-FORM
This is the form between Karasu's full forms of both sides. Used mostly as a sort of "agile fighter form", this allows her a hunk of the Blue-Eyes power and protection without sacrificing too much of her size or agility, and the form often comes with claws.
Clothing-wise, this form varies immensely in what it has; while the clothing can meld with her if she goes to straight dragon, it's more inclined to rip in this form, so it's often the shreds of whatever she was wearing at the time... if anything at all.
> BLUE-EYES WHITE DRAGON FORM
The most recognizable of her forms, this is the form of the dragon soul inside of her. In the Blue-Eyes White Dragon form, Karasu is larger and a bit less maneuverable, but far, far more powerful. While she can only regulate her size when summoned through a card or in duels (and then, it's more the will of whoever plays it), she has all of her power at her disposal in this form, and is thus often more careful when in this form.
Despite all her power, a major downside of the BEWD form is its weakness to orders. When commanded by Seto, resistance is difficult, if not impossible, when manifested this way. While not much of a problem, especially with the near-impossibility of truly mimicking Seto enough to trick that oath so long ago, those who want to control the dragon can very easily instead begin with the man.
> HUMAN FORM
In human form, Karasu appears pretty normal, if unique -- waist-long white hair with a faint, bright blue sheen, incredibly pale skin, and deep blue eyes. Her wardrobe can vary immensely, from shirts to hoodies, pants to skirts, and even the occasional jacket or hat thrown in. What's always the same is that, somewhere, there's a KaibaCorp button of some kind. While not always, she often tends towards a lack of shoes, if she can get away with it, favoring walking barefoot when it's acceptable to do so (or any time inside).
> MID-FORM
This is the form between Karasu's full forms of both sides. Used mostly as a sort of "agile fighter form", this allows her a hunk of the Blue-Eyes power and protection without sacrificing too much of her size or agility, and the form often comes with claws.
Clothing-wise, this form varies immensely in what it has; while the clothing can meld with her if she goes to straight dragon, it's more inclined to rip in this form, so it's often the shreds of whatever she was wearing at the time... if anything at all.
> BLUE-EYES WHITE DRAGON FORM
The most recognizable of her forms, this is the form of the dragon soul inside of her. In the Blue-Eyes White Dragon form, Karasu is larger and a bit less maneuverable, but far, far more powerful. While she can only regulate her size when summoned through a card or in duels (and then, it's more the will of whoever plays it), she has all of her power at her disposal in this form, and is thus often more careful when in this form.
Despite all her power, a major downside of the BEWD form is its weakness to orders. When commanded by Seto, resistance is difficult, if not impossible, when manifested this way. While not much of a problem, especially with the near-impossibility of truly mimicking Seto enough to trick that oath so long ago, those who want to control the dragon can very easily instead begin with the man.