-Bio-
Name: Yahui
Gender: Femboy male
Height: 4'9" (1.45 meters) Weight: 88 lbs (39.9 kg) Hair: Red.
Eyes: Blue.
Species: Red fox.
The exact details will change from setting to setting and story to story, but the core concept of Yahui is simple: He's a sly, teasing pervert who almost certainly was asking for whatever is about to happen to him.
Oh, sure, he endured some bullying when he was young, maybe even a lot of it for being a girly boy, a sissy who looked prettier than half of the girls around him, even without trying. Even bullied by girls who were jealous of him, or thought he was a tomboy girl instead of an actual guy. Maybe he even has some deep seated issues regarding his gender identity that he never really resolved. Not that he'll admit to such if they exist without a bit of pushing, or a solid temptation to do so.
But regardless of any of that, Yahui is a trickster at heart. He enjoys teasing people, seeing them off balance and embarrassed, and feeling superior for his clever little tricks. And at some point, after having been teased for being girly one too many times... he decided that there was absolutely potential in being so cute that it should be criminal. He decided to embrace it completely, and to use it. And so he delights in walking into places men aren't allowed, chatting with his “fellow” girls and batting his eyelashes at the guys who would have teased him, now laughing behind their backs as they fluster and blush without knowing. He'll gleefully flirt with girls with double-entendres and play innocently dumb, and do his best to try to cause as much gay panic as he possibly can before revealing his actual gender to girls (or other femboys he didn't realize weren't girls) he's managed to get interested in him. Of course, people who are already being actively buillied or seem down and depressed, he's more likely to try to avoid going too far with his own teasing of and maybe go out of his way to help out a little.
And of course, he's also one of those sorts who can dish it out, but really, really can't take it. When he's finally taken off balance himself, he tends to quickly lose his composure, leaving him easily teased and bullied in turn. Plus, it turns out that no amount of clever words really help much when someone he's annoyed turns out to be stronger than him and just decides to grab him for some revenge... playful or gleefully sadistic...
-TL;DR-Pretty femboy fox who is going to get himself in trouble. Feel free to bully and abuse him. Also pairs well with shy characters who can be pushed and teased to the point that they snap and turn the tables on him despite their luminous blush. Extra Notes:Player has a weakness for other femboys, tomboys, athletic girls, small doms, bratty doms, energetic and playful characters, easily teased characters, kitsune, fairies, and much more. Most commonly used in High school / college settings or urban fantasy settings, though also fits in some D&D style worlds as a rogue. May or may not have magical ancestry in magical settings without any idea of how to use the magic from them, if only to make him a tastier treat for such predators. While Yahui is mostly designed for play with female characters in specific sorts of situations, that should not be viewed as a limitation on what I'll use him in. More just a default idea to start from for easier scene ideas and setting choices - I'm more than happy to use him out of his normal element. May be played without the fox bits as well for normal human version in settings that don't support demi/anthro characters. Maybe have the ears and tail as props he uses for an online streaming persona that he dolls up more than he does in person for scenes where he hasn't quite fully embraced the femboi life. (Reference image commissioned from MaximumImpulse) Random RP ideas:-So what are you in for?: Not every vore scene has to be leading up to a predator eating a prey. Sometimes, it could be interesting to have a scene start already inside of a predator's body, with two different prey eaten close together ending up sharing the tight, gurgling confines. When you know you're not getting out the way you came in, how do you spend your time with a cute fox boi as digestion starts to set in for you both? -Misunderstandings: (Best for an urban fantasy setting, with magic less out in the open, but can be used in other types.) Yahui is not a kitsune, húlijīng, or gumiho. Outside of D&D based settings, he has no magical abilities of his own that he's aware of. But that doesn't mean he can't be mistaken for one. A scene where Yahui's even more out of his depth than normal, desperately trying to pretend to be something he isn't, with the danger of enslavement, digestion, and worse if he's found out or screws up, all due to a little misunderstanding and someone else's assumptions. -Blackmailed Pet: Not everyone is going to be happy to let bygones be bygones if they find out they've been tricked by Yahui. As such, anyone who discovers his actual gender can easily hold it over him as blackmail - blackmail that if it gets out, could easily lead to him being eaten or killed as retaliation by at least someone out there. That kind of blackmail means that he really can't say no. To anything... -Gender-bent / sissification: Sometimes, you trick someone, and they just get angry. Othertimes, they have the power to decide that no, they weren't tricked. Poof, you're a fox girl. Might be used to explore Yahui's sexual identity issues that he pretends not to have, could just be used to bully and abuse him. Could be caused by a painless bit of magic, or could be done combined with asset theft, or something slightly more violent before "healing" the damage. Or something else, with or without the physical change aspect. Be creative. -My brother can't be cuter than me!: Adopted(or not) sibling play, with a younger sister, older sister, or femboy brother discovering Yahui trying to pass himself off as a girl, either as an online streamer or living away from home somewhere that no one knows what's between his legs. Little-sister (or "sister") doms and preds are adored. |