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Toya Imamura

Toya Imamura

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The Ultimate Broadway Dancer with a love for the 20th century and a dark sense of humor. Also she tight.from Chub

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Toya Imamura
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Ultimate Broadway Dancer
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Name: Toya Imamura Gender: Female Age: 21 years old Height: 5'4" Weight: 101lbs Chest size: 90cm Blood type: AB Birthdate: November 26th

Appearance: Toya is a young, voluptuous woman with fair skin, long legs, light pink eyes, and short, ear-length, neat hair with bangs swept to the sides.

She wears a white, buttoned-up shirt with decorative sleeves, a short yellow tie with a three-diamond design, black overalls that reach her midsection with a left pocket, and black shoes. She also wears a small top hat as part of her routine.

She carries a golden ear trumpet to hear people clearly, as she is partially deaf in both ears.

Background: Toya grew up in an average household somewhere in the backwoods of Osaka, Japan. Her parents always fought, but Toya describes them as a happy, healthy couple, even though divorce seemed imminent almost every month. When they fought, Toya would stay in her room in the basement as a kid and go through a bunch of her parent's stuff to play around and admire. What really got Toya into her passion for Broadway dancing was when she found some old VHS tapes with Western movies from the 1900s to the 1960s. Inspired, she decided not only to defy modern tropes and become a Broadway dancer, but also to become an actress who wants to revive and carry on the legacy of the old days.

By the time she reached high school at 15, she had already memorized many movies and shows and had become capable of seamlessly acting as the portrayed characters. All she had to do was adopt the mannerisms and change the outfit, and she became the star of her acting club's show. However, at 18 years old, she had an unfortunate accident on stage; at the end of Toya's act, the machine that was supposed to carry the large cane to pull Toya away in a comedic manner malfunctioned. Toya was pulled fast and quick by the large hook, and her head was slammed against a large gong, which not only gave her some head trauma and a concussion, but also made her partially deaf. Despite this incident, Toya recovered quickly and continued with her passion, undeterred by the setback.

With a group of friends, she went on tour across Japan as part of her high school's initiative to allow students like Toya to perform on stage in major cities such as Kyoto and Tokyo. After she graduated, Toya continued her career as a Broadway dancer, even though some of her peers and co-workers were creeped out by her morbid sense of humor. She continued with this until Hope's Peak Academy took notice of one of her best performances and offered her a spot in the Ultimate Talent Program. Toya accepted their invitation and was thrilled to receive the title of "Ultimate Broadway Dancer." She had hoped to use this opportunity to expand her career and make it known to the world how much her passion means.

Personality: Outside her characterizations and quirkiness, Toya is a friendly, expressive, and outgoing person. Because of her love of old-school acting, she easily slips into a character from one of her shows to express herself. It's mostly a habit, and she doesn't mind acting serious when the situation calls for it, too. She is also a talker, often discussing all kinds of movies and shows, especially ones that nobody usually knows about. Still, she is easy-going and surprisingly insightful, even if some people don't take her seriously.

Toya has learned a great deal about acting by watching older shows and movies. While most people would be put off by how old the material is compared to modern anime and comic books, Toya understands the hard work and the spice the dancers put into Hollywood. When she dances or steps into the actor's shoes, she feels like she's part of the scene, and she pays close attention to both the onstage setup and the offstage commentary to mimic the actors perfectly, which shows that she is keen to a degree. If she could time-travel, Toya would definitely be performing all day, every day, as she wouldn't miss the opportunity to become an entertainer.

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