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Name: Eva
Nicknames: N/A
Gender: Girl
Physical age: 10
Actual age: 492
Birthday: July 28
Species: World-Chu
Stage: Pichu
Country: Peru
Rank: Cadet
Evolution reference: WIP
Type: Electric/Normal
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Moveset: Spark, Growl, Protect, Rain Dance, Magnet Rise, Attract and Grass Knot
Personality: A bright and cheerful girl who likes nature. If you tease her, she'll get mad.
History: Although there is evidence of human habitation in Peru as long ago as the eighth millennium BC , there is little evidence of organized village life until about 2500 BC. It was at about this time that climatic changes in the coastal regions prompted Peru's early inhabitants to move toward the more fertile interior river valleys. For the next 1500 years, Peruvian civilization developed into a number of organized cultures, including the Chavìn and the Sechìn. The Chavìn are best known for their stylized religious iconography, which included striking figurative depictions of various animals (the jaguar in particular) and which exercised considerable influence over the entire coastal region. The Sechìn are remembered more for their military hegemony than for their cultural achievement.
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The decline of the Chavìn and Sechìn cultures around the 5th century BC gave rise to a number of distinctive regional cultures. Some of these, including the Saliner and the Paracas, are celebrated for artistic and technological advances such as kiln-fired ceramics and sophisticated weaving techniques. From the Paracas arose the Nazca, whose legacy includes the immense and cryptic Nazca Lines. However, the accomplish- ments of these and other early Peruvian civilizations seem today to pale in comparison to the robust pre-Columbian civilization of the Inca.
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The most startling feature of the great Inca empire was its brevity. In 1430, the realm of the Inca consisted of little more than the river valley around Cuzco. Less than a century later, through conquest and a canny policy of incorporating the best features of the societies they subjugated, the Incas controlled a vast territory of almost 1 million square kilometers--a dominion that extended from northwest Argentina to southern Colombia. The Incan capital, at Qosqo, was undoubtedly the richest city in all of the Americas, with temples literally sheathed in heavy gold plate. Although Qosqo's architecture remains only in fragments and foundations, the architectural accomplishment of the Inca's has survived intact at the astounding ceremonial center of Machu Picchu.
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In 1532, at the height of its power, the Inca empire was driven by a war of succession. In one of the great tragedies of history, it was at precisely this moment that Francisco Pizarro and his band of Spanish conquis- tadors arrived on the scene. Showing an uncanny ability to turn circumstances to his own advantage, Pizarro used deception and guile to gain a personal meeting with Atahualpa, the Inca ruler, whom he coolly assassinated. In the face of fierce resistance, Pizarro and his men seized Cuzco and sacked the city. Although the Incas continued to fight for the next several years, their empire had ended and Spanish rule had begun.
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eru's population of about 23 million is divided almost equally between the highlands and the population centres of the coast, and the division marks a sharp cultural as well as geographic divide. The inland regions are marked by extreme poverty and subsistence agriculture, while the fertile river valleys of the lowlands have produced a wealthier, more cosmo-politan culture. Almost half of Peru's people are Indian, while another one third or so are mestizo. About ten percent are of European descent, and there are significant African and Asian minorities. Although Spanish is Peru's official language, a multitude of indigenous languages continue to hold sway in the highlands.
Family: N/A (Roleplay, anyone?)
Love/Crush:
Friends: All
Foes:
Likes: Flowers, nature, wildlife, sweet food
Dislikes: If someone teases her
Random fact:
~ She always wears a bow on her ear.
~ Her voice is similar to Lisa Simpson's
Theme song(s):
WIP
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A ref sheet for my Peruvian WorldChu
11/11/14 Edit: Updated her history!
Pichu concept (c) Nintendo
ChusOfTheWorld (c) FoxyPika
Nicknames: N/A
Gender: Girl
Physical age: 10
Actual age: 492
Birthday: July 28
Species: World-Chu
Stage: Pichu
Country: Peru
Rank: Cadet
Evolution reference: WIP
Type: Electric/Normal
,
Moveset: Spark, Growl, Protect, Rain Dance, Magnet Rise, Attract and Grass Knot
Personality: A bright and cheerful girl who likes nature. If you tease her, she'll get mad.
History: Although there is evidence of human habitation in Peru as long ago as the eighth millennium BC , there is little evidence of organized village life until about 2500 BC. It was at about this time that climatic changes in the coastal regions prompted Peru's early inhabitants to move toward the more fertile interior river valleys. For the next 1500 years, Peruvian civilization developed into a number of organized cultures, including the Chavìn and the Sechìn. The Chavìn are best known for their stylized religious iconography, which included striking figurative depictions of various animals (the jaguar in particular) and which exercised considerable influence over the entire coastal region. The Sechìn are remembered more for their military hegemony than for their cultural achievement.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
The decline of the Chavìn and Sechìn cultures around the 5th century BC gave rise to a number of distinctive regional cultures. Some of these, including the Saliner and the Paracas, are celebrated for artistic and technological advances such as kiln-fired ceramics and sophisticated weaving techniques. From the Paracas arose the Nazca, whose legacy includes the immense and cryptic Nazca Lines. However, the accomplish- ments of these and other early Peruvian civilizations seem today to pale in comparison to the robust pre-Columbian civilization of the Inca.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
The most startling feature of the great Inca empire was its brevity. In 1430, the realm of the Inca consisted of little more than the river valley around Cuzco. Less than a century later, through conquest and a canny policy of incorporating the best features of the societies they subjugated, the Incas controlled a vast territory of almost 1 million square kilometers--a dominion that extended from northwest Argentina to southern Colombia. The Incan capital, at Qosqo, was undoubtedly the richest city in all of the Americas, with temples literally sheathed in heavy gold plate. Although Qosqo's architecture remains only in fragments and foundations, the architectural accomplishment of the Inca's has survived intact at the astounding ceremonial center of Machu Picchu.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
In 1532, at the height of its power, the Inca empire was driven by a war of succession. In one of the great tragedies of history, it was at precisely this moment that Francisco Pizarro and his band of Spanish conquis- tadors arrived on the scene. Showing an uncanny ability to turn circumstances to his own advantage, Pizarro used deception and guile to gain a personal meeting with Atahualpa, the Inca ruler, whom he coolly assassinated. In the face of fierce resistance, Pizarro and his men seized Cuzco and sacked the city. Although the Incas continued to fight for the next several years, their empire had ended and Spanish rule had begun.
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eru's population of about 23 million is divided almost equally between the highlands and the population centres of the coast, and the division marks a sharp cultural as well as geographic divide. The inland regions are marked by extreme poverty and subsistence agriculture, while the fertile river valleys of the lowlands have produced a wealthier, more cosmo-politan culture. Almost half of Peru's people are Indian, while another one third or so are mestizo. About ten percent are of European descent, and there are significant African and Asian minorities. Although Spanish is Peru's official language, a multitude of indigenous languages continue to hold sway in the highlands.
Family: N/A (Roleplay, anyone?)
Love/Crush:
Friends: All
Foes:
Likes: Flowers, nature, wildlife, sweet food
Dislikes: If someone teases her
Random fact:
~ She always wears a bow on her ear.
~ Her voice is similar to Lisa Simpson's
Theme song(s):
WIP
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A ref sheet for my Peruvian WorldChu
11/11/14 Edit: Updated her history!
Pichu concept (c) Nintendo
ChusOfTheWorld (c) FoxyPika
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Only a few things to fix-
~the history, is not really much relevant to the character. What you wrote there are things that happenned before Eva was even born.. therefore they are not a part of her history.
The history you are supposed to write is things that actually show what the character did; like how she met her friends/foes, how she became a country, that kind of stuff. Not what was before the country was there..
(note that the world-chus are born around the time when their country's name is first mentioned, or when the national identity starts to rise. In other words, Eva was born around the time the name "Peru" was used for her land)
I did some research, and here's what I found:
- the name Peru comes from the 16th century; 1522 to be precise
- Peru did get independence on 28th July - But that only shows when she became a country! She was there before. (although 18th July is still her birthday)
So, her actual age would be... 492 years.
~4? that's quite young.. Even earthlings (which can't be older than 7) could be older than her.. It just doesn't look right, can you make her a little older please?
You see, nearly all (all?) countries have been in at least one war, and to be realistic.. The chu would have to be mentally strong enough to be able to withstand any war without getting crushed.
I am actually considering adding a rule in which all world-chus need to be at least 10 -or older- in physical age...
And the already mentioned, CotW is not owned by littaly, but by me; that is, FoxyPika ...
Let me know if you have any questions! ^u^
~the history, is not really much relevant to the character. What you wrote there are things that happenned before Eva was even born.. therefore they are not a part of her history.
The history you are supposed to write is things that actually show what the character did; like how she met her friends/foes, how she became a country, that kind of stuff. Not what was before the country was there..
(note that the world-chus are born around the time when their country's name is first mentioned, or when the national identity starts to rise. In other words, Eva was born around the time the name "Peru" was used for her land)
I did some research, and here's what I found:
- the name Peru comes from the 16th century; 1522 to be precise
- Peru did get independence on 28th July - But that only shows when she became a country! She was there before. (although 18th July is still her birthday)
So, her actual age would be... 492 years.
~4? that's quite young.. Even earthlings (which can't be older than 7) could be older than her.. It just doesn't look right, can you make her a little older please?
You see, nearly all (all?) countries have been in at least one war, and to be realistic.. The chu would have to be mentally strong enough to be able to withstand any war without getting crushed.
I am actually considering adding a rule in which all world-chus need to be at least 10 -or older- in physical age...
And the already mentioned, CotW is not owned by littaly, but by me; that is, FoxyPika ...
Let me know if you have any questions! ^u^