Gozaburou Gessou
| Gozaburou Gessou | |
|---|---|
| IC Information | |
| Full Name: | Gozaburou "Zabu" Gessou |
| Arcana: | IV. The Emperor |
| Gender: | Male |
| Age (Birthdate): | 23 (February 20th, 1989) |
| Hair Colour: | Black Hair |
| Eye Colour: | Dark Brown/Black |
| Height: | 171 cm (5'7") |
| Residence: | Narumi Ward, Sumaru |
| Workplace: | Sumaru Network TV |
| Job: | Variety Show Host |
| Role: | Nemesis |
| OOC Information | |
| Source: | Velvet Room MUSH (OC) |
| Main Group: | New World Order |
| Player: | Ash |
"The show always waits on it's star performer!"
You might've seen Gozaburou Gessou on television. Known to his fans as "Zabu", he is the star behind a number of Sumaru network television's popular talk shows. This is particularly of his magnum opus, "Good Evening, Sumaru", where he and some hand picked celebrities comment on culture, rumor, and the people of the so called weirdest city in Japan. What people might not know is that behind that bright smile is a man who desires everything. Cunning, over the top, and conniving Zabu isn't after mere fans; he wants true believers in his midst. This is why the TV personality throws his allegiance with the New World Order, using his mother's connections to ascend the hierarchy of conspiracy and what's really running the show. The question is: Is Zabu the one running his own life? Stay tuned for the shocking truth!
Background
Season 1, Episode 1
Persona
The Color Out of Space is a extraterrestrial entity that is deceptively described merely as a weird color. In actuality, this being infects, corrupts, and feeds on all matter it encounters on it's journey throughout the cosmos.
The Color Out of Space is a masculine figure dressed to the 9's in entertainment's finest tuxedo. The head of the figure, bent at an odd angle, has been replaced by a large CRT television with a screen that is bleeding a bizarrely colored substance that warps reality next to it. The Persona is iridescently colored in a way that defies comprehension and seems to cause physical discomfort the longer one looks at it.