pseudocode | (wip) medals masterpost

HMD PROFILE NAV jun isashiki »daiya no a riseball ● medals Ace pitcher for Japan's Women's Softball team. Jun played men's baseball through high school and changed sports after her transition. Jun is co-captain of the squad, and well known for her fastball's power, her hitting abilities - and her foul mouth. [★]	HMD PROFILE NAV kumi 'kuumin' nagasako »baggataway [firsthome] ● medals Starting 1H for the Japan's Women's Lacrosse team. Kuumin is an airhead off the field, but on it she's a precise scorer and passer. Kuumin likes martians and the sound of sports being played. [★]
HMD PROFILE NAV tsubasa ono »aozora yell [cheerband] ● medals Trumpet for Japan's marching band. Tsubasa's fiancee is Daisuke Yamada, a catcher for the Fighters in the NPB. Tsubasa herself is a hard working and friendly team member who only picked up trumpet in high school, but she's thrived, and has developed to pick up things quickly. [★]	HMD PROFILE NAV chinatsu 'chii' hiyama »welcome to the ballroom [backleader] ● medals Chinatsu is half of one of Japan's highest ranking dance pairs. Chii is friendly and graceful, very obviously a dancer, but she hasn't quite grown out of her starry-eyed impression of athletes from other, more mainstream sports. [★]
HMD PROFILE NAV shinji kanemaru »daiya no a [nannying] ● medals Kanemaru is the leader of a young, rising dance pair for Japan. He and his partner, Sawamura, don't seem much like dancers off the floor - Sawamura trips over her own feet when she gets too worked up, and between Kanemaru's somewhat tetchy demeanor and his penchant for Queen t-shirts he seems like a salary man with a gym membership - but they've been earmarked as a young pair to watch. [★]	HMD PROFILE NAV shinji kanemaru »daiya no a [nannying] ● medals Medical staff for Team Japan. Dr. Kanemaru graduated from an excellent accelerated degree program in Tokyo, focusing in sport medicine and pediatrics, but the former is what brought him to Team Japan's staff. Kanemaru is nominally attached to the baseball team to keep an eye on their more accident-prone members, but he has and will treat anyone in the center. [★]
HMD PROFILE NAV kazuya miyuki »daiya no a [pickoffs] ● medals Ten years ago, Miyuki was a baseball player with a promising career ahead of him when irresponsibility on his and his coach's parts lead to enough damage to his previously damaged ACL he's lucky he can walk without a limp. These days, Miyuki is a senior reporter for the Shikoku Times. He's a really irritating reporter, but he writes interesting articles without exaggerating... much, anyway. [★]	HMD PROFILE NAV kazuya miyuki »daiya no a [pickoffs] ● medals Usual starting catcher for Samurai Japan. Miyuki is a charming media menace who loves leading reporters around by the nose as much as he loves leading batters around by the nose. Miyuki plays for the Hiroshima Carp, and is popular with kids. He's still irritating as hell to everyone else he knows, though. (Some things never change, much like his horrendous hat etiquette.) [★]
HMD PROFILE NAV masamune hongo »daiya no a [snowline] ● medals The pitcher known as "the Hulk of the North" has come down the mountain. Masamune is the ace of the Tokyo Yakult Swallows, and one of the main starting pitchers for Samurai Japan. Masamune lives with rival ace Satoru Furuya. The rumors say it's more than that, and while it's true, they're both keeping it private from the media. He's a bad-tempered bookworm who likes being left alone. [★]	HMD PROFILE NAV rei takashima »daiya no a [reicruter] ● medals Rei Takashima left behind a career as a high school scout and teacher, several years ago, to take a position in the NPB. She has since moved to Samurai Japan's main office, where she serves primarily as a scout, recruiter and analyst, but also assists with the media. Rei has been involved with Samurai Japan's head coach, Maria Momoe, for several years, though the matter is kept fairly private. [★]

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