Name: Turo | Champion of Paradise Age: 43 | Species: Human | Occupation: Professor Likes: The future, progress, science, Miraidon Dislikes: Disloyalty, interference, his ex Traits: Dedicated, awkward, controlling, paranoid Trivia: Turo was a part of the research team that established the Zero Lab in Paldea's Great Crater and discovered the Terastal phenomenon!
[True to the "awkward" part of his profile, Turo's a bit of an odd duck! Especially at first, he doesn't seem to quite know how to engage with others.
But he's even-tempered and polite, seeming focused from the very beginning in making sure everyone can work together in an effort to eventually escape. Any aggression shown towards him seems to roll right off his back. Indeed, he's not a very emotional person at all; maybe a little bit withdrawn, and not someone who speaks overmuch about himself.
When the deaths start, he seems a bit shaken but never breaks down, to the point where it might come off rather cold. His occasional propensity for probably-accidental insensitivity doesn't help. But in trials, he's a thorough and skilled investigator despite lacking any actual forensic training. His close eye to detail and excellent memory tend to pay off, as well as his willingness to collate information and proceed based on the results: he doesn't mean to offend, but it is, after all, for the good of everyone.
In spite of his generally helpful attitude, he's a little aloof. He seems interested in others, often showing up to question them about their lives and activities, but rarely contributes his own stories to such conversations. The most he'll ever talk about is his time spent in the Area Zero crater, where he was evidently living and working alone for over a year, save for the company of an unusual Pokemon. The most contact he had with the outside world was through emails or the occasional video call, which he speaks about with some fondness. He will acknowledge that he and his son are not close and haven't spoken recently, but says that he still cares for him. He does seem sad about something there, at least.
What was he working on down there for all that time? He doesn't seem to want to talk about that hardly at all.]
Turo | Pokemon Violet
Age: 43 | Species: Human | Occupation: Professor
Likes: The future, progress, science, Miraidon
Dislikes: Disloyalty, interference, his ex
Traits: Dedicated, awkward, controlling, paranoid
Trivia: Turo was a part of the research team that established the Zero Lab in Paldea's Great Crater and discovered the Terastal phenomenon!
[True to the "awkward" part of his profile, Turo's a bit of an odd duck! Especially at first, he doesn't seem to quite know how to engage with others.
But he's even-tempered and polite, seeming focused from the very beginning in making sure everyone can work together in an effort to eventually escape. Any aggression shown towards him seems to roll right off his back. Indeed, he's not a very emotional person at all; maybe a little bit withdrawn, and not someone who speaks overmuch about himself.
When the deaths start, he seems a bit shaken but never breaks down, to the point where it might come off rather cold. His occasional propensity for probably-accidental insensitivity doesn't help. But in trials, he's a thorough and skilled investigator despite lacking any actual forensic training. His close eye to detail and excellent memory tend to pay off, as well as his willingness to collate information and proceed based on the results: he doesn't mean to offend, but it is, after all, for the good of everyone.
In spite of his generally helpful attitude, he's a little aloof. He seems interested in others, often showing up to question them about their lives and activities, but rarely contributes his own stories to such conversations. The most he'll ever talk about is his time spent in the Area Zero crater, where he was evidently living and working alone for over a year, save for the company of an unusual Pokemon. The most contact he had with the outside world was through emails or the occasional video call, which he speaks about with some fondness. He will acknowledge that he and his son are not close and haven't spoken recently, but says that he still cares for him. He does seem sad about something there, at least.
What was he working on down there for all that time? He doesn't seem to want to talk about that hardly at all.]