Kuze
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| - | Kuze joined on June 24, 2005, making him the fourteenth member to join SOTF, and is still active today. Kuze has handled several different characters, including [[Kiyoko Asakawa]], a Japanese speaking insomniac; [[Shinya Motomura]], a Sadako lookalike who turned out to be one of the island's well-known players; [[Heather Pendergast]], a tough-talking (and now knee-cap impaired) hermaphrodite; and [[Eh-Sun Choi]], a loner and oddball and one of the island's top players at current. Needless to say, Kuze certainly deserves credit the originality of all of his characters... they're all a little out of the ordinary. | + | Kuze joined on June 24, 2005, making him the fourteenth member to join SOTF, and is still active today. Kuze has handled several different characters, including [[Kiyoko Asakawa]], a Japanese speaking insomniac; [[Shinya Motomura]], a Sadako lookalike who turned out to be one of the island's well-known players; [[Heather Pendergast]], a tough-talking (and now knee-cap impaired) hermaphrodite; and [[Eh-Sun Choi]], a loner and oddball and one of the island's top players at current. Needless to say, Kuze certainly deserves credit for the originality of all of his characters... they're all a little out of the ordinary. |
Revision as of 01:53, 17 September 2006
Kuze joined on June 24, 2005, making him the fourteenth member to join SOTF, and is still active today. Kuze has handled several different characters, including Kiyoko Asakawa, a Japanese speaking insomniac; Shinya Motomura, a Sadako lookalike who turned out to be one of the island's well-known players; Heather Pendergast, a tough-talking (and now knee-cap impaired) hermaphrodite; and Eh-Sun Choi, a loner and oddball and one of the island's top players at current. Needless to say, Kuze certainly deserves credit for the originality of all of his characters... they're all a little out of the ordinary.
