Buckaroo Banzai

Name: Buckaroo Banzai

Sex: M

Species: Human

Height: 5'11

Weight: 175lbs

Age: 34

Hair Color: Brown

Eye Color: Blue

Skin Color: White

Personality: Buckaroo Banzai is emotionally calm and collected. He's a scientific genius, a rock'n'roll star, a surgeon, and a hero. He's iron willed and cares about humanity, liberty and freedom.

Weakness: His human lifespan.

Profession: Scientist/Doctor/Musician

Weapons: Revolver, Katana, His Brain

Armor: His Stylish Suit and Tie

Items: Guitar

Skills: 

Performer - A juggler, dancer, singer, and more apply under this skill. +1 CS to the stat used for that skill.

Engineering

Physics

Biology

Description and/or Picture:




Stats: 

Fighting: Marvelous
Agility: Excellent
Strength: Typical
Endurance: Excellent

Reasoning: Remarkable
Intuition: Excellent
Psyche: Remarkable

Hit Points: 71
Stamina Points: 76
Mana: 80





Spells / Special Abilities:

Unbridled Fame:
Buckaroo is not your average man. He's human, but he's smart, skilled, and seeks the best in everyone. Through these tasks he earns friends and allies. On his world, he has The Hong Kong Cavaliers, a group of scientists that act as his band, bodyguards and closest companions, as well as the Blue Blaze Irregulars, an international organization made up of fans willing to help Buckaroo in any way they can, be it information, transportation, or paramilitary backup. On Fantasy Island, he has no formal groups at his side, but for some reason the more famous he gets, the more people tend to ask for his help and offer theirs in return.

When Buckaroo performs a successful mission that is relayed back to the island, he gains a follower. For every 100 followers, Buckaroo may call in aid from his followers, resulting in a +1CS to any roll per week, once per day, as long as he is on Fantasy Island. This ability caps out at 700 followers. This ability does not work offworld or during special events such as tournaments.
Example: If Buckaroo has 300 followers, he may use their help 3 times for that week but only once per day.



Biography:

Born in London in 1950, the son of two scientists: Masado Banzai, a brilliant Japanese research physicist whose work in theoretical quantum mechanics is reported to have "rattled" Albert Einstein, and Sandra Willoughby, the daughter of the eccentric Scottish-born Texas mathematician Edward McKay Willoughby. Sandra Willoughby fell in love with Masado Banzai when she was sixteen and married him twelve years later, after becoming an expert in her own right in the field of negative mass propulsion. The couple fled Japan at the outbreak of World War II and eventually settled in Texas. Their son grew up in Colorado and Arizona and was named "Buckaroo" because of his father's love for the American West.

In 1946 Masado Banzai and Sandra Willoughby joined forces with Masado's old friend and colleague, Professor Toichi Hikita, who shared their belief that one day man would be able to pass unharmed through solid matter. Their research culminated in 1955 in the Texas desert, when Dr. Banzai took the controls of a jet car equipped with an early version of the "oscillation overthruster". But the experiment ended tragically: Buckaroo Banzai's parents were killed in an explosion caused by sabotage by criminal mastermind Hanoi Xan as the five-year-old child looked on. Hikita raised young Buckaroo, using the entire world as his classroom, and the boy grew up to be an extraordinarily skilled neurosurgeon.

Dissatisfied with a life devoted exclusively to medicine, Buckaroo Banzai perfected a wide range of skills. He designed and drove high-powered automobiles. He studied bujutsu and particle physics. His skill with a sixgun was reputed to eclipse that of Wyatt Earp. He spoke a dozen languages and wrote songs in all of them. His band, the Hong Kong Cavaliers, was one of the most popular, hard-rocking bar bands in east New Jersey (Buckaroo plays electric guitar and pocket trumpet), though its members—bearing names like Rawhide, Reno, the Swede, Perfect Tommy, Big Norse, and Pecos—were not professional musicians, but rather cartographers and botanists, linguists and propellant engineers, an entomologist and an epidemiologist; all of them are experts in their fields of endeavor, all drawn to Buckaroo.