[NOTE: Due to lack of official materials, a large number of the below stats are inferrences and may not be entirely accurate]
Age: 19(?)
Orientation: Unknown
Canon Lover: n/a (fan art typically pits her with Akira Tadokoro)
Eka's Lover: n/a
Canon Friends: Yuan Jo, Sammo Hakka, Master of Xin Shan Quan (no name given), Akira Tadokoro, Pogo, Oboro-maru, Cube, Masaru Takehara, the Sunset Kid (the latter six are up for debate)
Eka's Friends: n/a
General Bust Size: looks to be C range?
Normal Height: some 5' 6", at least
Is... is this Masaru's era? Can't say I'm as impressed as I thought I would be.
================== A fan character from the 1994 Super Famicom (Super Nintendo) RPG, Live A Live. Truthfully, this is also me trying to round out the amount of females in my fancharacter roster, since it's ruled mostly by men whereas most of my OCs are mostly women/lesbians. Huh. I guess I just can't wow myself. Now, I've done my best to proofread this profile and make sure it's as spoiler-free as possible, so if you want to give Live A Live a try for yourself, you get all the surprises it can throw at you. >:3
As per most Square characters, Li was deliberately designed to stand out among others. Dunno how well that bright pink would do in actual ancient China, but given that she's a martial artist in a turn-based RPG, I might just be nitpicking. Though, if fan art is to be believed, she looks good in the garb of other heroes of the same game, notably Akira's and Oboro's. Must be the latter's lack of shirt, 'cause I wanna see Li in Sunset's clothes.
Li's personality, upon initial meeting, is pretty tomboyish for a Chinese woman. She speaks pretty roughly, and kinda rightfully so; when first met, she was a bandit in the bamboo forest, mugging people from the shadows and retreating quickly. When the Master of Xin Shan Quan comes by and beats her, she follows him to get stronger and eventually surpass him... although, as time passes, she drops this goal and strives to be the best she can be. When met by another protagonist later on in the game, though, she's still gruff enough to challenge you (unless you chose her beforehand; kinda silly to be fighting a mirror match), but less so.
At first, her moveset is the largest of the three possible inheritors of the Xin Shan Quan fighting style. The Master himself notes that she has good technique, since the moves she comes with can have some use later on. When she starts training in the ways of the Xin Shan Quan, she becomes even deadlier... hoo boy. Random bandits or even demon lords themselves can have trouble with this woman with the varied techniques of her style. If there's one thing that can hold her back, it's her lack of range. She can kind of make up for it with a few moves, but she's usually best for close-range battles.
Fan character from the (hive)mind of ZergAlts. I'll have that cowboy up soon enough, Jayda. :\
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The hell does any of this gibberish even mean? Where's that guy with the hat?
The aforementioned pic with her in Akira's outfit. IMO, she needs a bra.
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