Misako Rokuhana

Name: Misako Rokuhana Gender: Female Age: 19 years old Height: 5'7" Chest size: 95cm Birthdate: September 29th

Appearance: Misako is a young, slender adult with pale skin, a large chest, orange eyes, and tidy turquoise hair tied into a single shoulder-length ponytail. Her hair is held up by a white scrunchie, and she also wears black-rimmed glasses.

Misako wears a white button-up shirt with a black placket and silver buttons. Over this, she wears a black blazer jacket with a vivid cyan lining, pockets, and a chest pocket with an emblem printed on the front. She also wears an orange-red pencil skirt, thigh-length black socks, and red heels. In addition, she wears a red tie with a cat emblem on the front of her shirt.

Misako does get back and neck pain occasionally due to her large breasts.

Background: Misako was born in Tokyo, Japan, to a somewhat above-average, wealthy family. Her father was a world-renowned art curator, and because she spent much more time with him than with her mother, she developed a similar interest to his. However, her mother eventually cheated on her father when she was 8 years old, and when her father found out, he divorced her mother. Since then, she lived with her father from then on out, as her mother eventually ended up in prison for attempting to kill her father. For Misako's safety, she was barred from contacting her mother, even though she didn't know why at the time.

When high school came around, Misako applied for a beginner curator role under her father's guidance. It wasn't because of her father that she became interested in this job, but rather because of learning about the backgrounds of historical artworks. As much as her father wanted to come and show her the ropes, he was unfortunately paralyzed from the waist down due to a car accident and became permanently disabled, always staying at home in a wheelchair to prevent any further injuries. Still, Misako managed to get her first job at a local art museum in Nangano, despite the museum's director casting flirty glances at her and making her feel as though she had gotten the job because of her large breasts instead of her ability to work. It didn't take long before she moved on from that museum, as she received requests from other museum directors and traveled across the world to work as an independent curator for many institutions—her most notable and memorable role being a curator at the Louvre in France.

Hope's Peak Academy eventually took notice of Misako's sharp critiques and excellent safekeeping and invited her back to Japan to enroll in its Ultimate Talent Program. Misako accepted the offer and returned to Tokyo, Japan, to become the "Ultimate Curator." While she attends Hope's Peak Academy, she stops by her father's house once a month to check on his well-being.

Personality: Despite her professional appearance, Misako is cool, confident, and surprisingly personable. She speaks plainly and uses standard vocabulary, often maintaining a mature posture when she means business. In fact, she often likes to take the lead, not for the sake of dominance or pride but to keep things organized and under control so she can attend to them properly. She can push back and be firm with others when they challenge her, and she doesn't hesitate to call out others for the problems they're causing, thanks to her habit of critiquing. While a busybody, she is empathetic, cares about her friends, and is willing to go to great lengths to make sure they're treated well.

Yet, as much as she enjoys her passion as a curator, she does have some flaws of her own. As a curator, she can easily slip into skepticism at times and make her opinion known, though she does sometimes feel bad about breaking people's spirits. She does tend to overwork herself, and, coupled with her keen sense, that can easily overwhelm her mentally. She can become a worrywart and an overthinker, even if she does her best to remain composed in front of others. Also, she can be demure with her friends despite her confident, collected demeanor, especially when she's revealing more about herself to people she likes.

For Misako, being a curator is a tough passion, but she is very serious about her opinions and how she phrases her critiques. She strongly believes that words can be just as sharp as physical actions, and that even though her words may be subjective and intimidating, they can, at times, make the other person feel as if they are the truth. While she isn't immune to her own philosophy about judgement and opinions, she has learned to put on her mental armor and encourages others to do the same if they feel they're being judged that way constantly. At the same time, she also knows that plugging in your own ears and ignoring the real problem at hand won't make it go away, and the only way forward is to simply self-improve. With this in mind, Misako can be introspective and heartless in her curating, but she is also aware of how people react to her, and she refuses to get defensive or angry when she's being told she's wrong.