So today I randomly decided to go back onto another site I use to roleplay on and happened upon my page of old roleplay characters. When I look back on them and compare them to my current roleplay characters and the descriptions of them I can help but be floored by the complete difference of them.

I know of course there's people on this site that have been a bit...astonished by the length of my bios now, but I can promise it's nothing compared what one of my old ones in particular was. I actually pmed it to a friend today to look over and it took 5 total pms for me to send the entire thing. On here I know that it has only ever taken me no more than 2-3 pms maximum to send in a bio, though my usual number nowadays is one pm.

I'm not really sure what exactly had changed from then to now. Maybe I just felt that some of the information I use to give about my characters, simply wasn't needed anymore. I know that there are spots for such information to be implicated in, even if there is no direct place for them in the skeletons, but I've mainly chosen to leave it out.

It's not as if I use any of this left out information to become twists in my characters, at least not typically. For example in one of my past bios I put the blood type of my character. Now however, when I create a bio I usually leave that information out, unless it's in the actual skeleton itself and almost never use it as a twist.

Maybe I'm having mercy on people now so that they don't have to sift through all of the unnecessary information. Granted some people may claim that some of the information I put about my characters are still unnecessary, although with that I don't always agree. Yes sometimes I do put in some information that perhaps doesn't need to be known, but what roleplayer doesn't really?

Isn't the history of our characters typically irrelevant to the present time of the roleplay, and something that can't be unfolded within the roleplay itself? The answer is yes, but regardless we still put this information in. That of course is a completely different topic altogether.

I think I may post my past roleplay characters here, and pray that no one forces others to go through the hell of creating a bio the same length as one of mine in particular. I'm sure if you choose to read it, you'll understand quite well what I mean by that.

Within Kikyo's Body lies the Shikon No Tama. A jewel able to increase the power of the Demon ten fold. She had devoted her life to protecting it. Fighting along side two trusted demon companions, Inuyasha and Naraku, the beautiful priests was untouchable. But when the twisted love triangle blooms between the Three friends the priestess is pulled into a web of lies and betrayals to get the Shikon Jewel.

Inuyasha was sealed to a tree by an old lover and was never meant to wake up. When the spell was finally broken Inuyasha found himself in a whole new time and place, Modern Tokyo (City and Country can be Changed).

Now Inuyasha must adjust to a whole new way of life. But not everything has changed, demons still are alive in the Modern age. They tirelessly hut for the Shikon no Tama, the very thing he died for all those years ago. Oddly enough these demons attack the very girl that freed him from his sleep. Dose she know where the Shikon Jewel is hidden? The only way to find that out if to stay by her side at all times. Even if that means enrolling in a her high school.

The Prince of a powerful, ocean front, kingdom was dieing of an unknown illness. With time slipping through his finger the young Prince spent his last few days alive on the beach. It is here that the Prince saves a Mermaid from being beaten to death by local villages. Who see the fish women as the evil creature that had been eating the village fishermen.

As a Thank you for the kind deed, The Mermaid preformed a ritual for the prince and cured him of his illness. Though the Prince soon came to see that mermaids, in real life, were not the same helpless creature as in the fairy tales he had read as a boy. His new life had been bound the to seas creature's. If she got hurt, He got hurt; If He was to die, She would die as well. The Prince now had to Protect the Very creature that had been killing his subjects for food.

Mermaids were never thought of as being real. That is until one was captured. That signal event spark thousands of fisherman to take to the water to see if they too can capture one of these Magical Creatures. This is were an old Fisherman and his son come into the play. Once day as they were trying to catch fish to sell in that market they found a mermaid trapped in there nets. Badly hurt and near death the two human took the creature home and hid her from sight... The was until people found out about their secret.