It's been a while since I joined a new group, so I thought I'd give it a shot. I really do like the idea of music gijinkas~

also those are just random platforms that have nothing to do with the design, ignore those

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Name: Atlus
Gender: Male
Age: 21
Height: 5'6"
Weight: 135lbs

Personality:

Atlus is an old soul. He is often solitary and can usually be found in deep thought, or in a daydream. He is always kind, mature and compassionate towards others, and goes out of his way to help those who need it. He is also carefree and honest, and does not mind being an ear to listen to others, or being a shoulder to cry on. Sometimes he has a hard time paying attention, especially if surrounded by nature or animals, which fascinate him. He appears the most energetic when traveling and exploring new places, as he enjoys the adventure. Atlus has a lot of patience so it takes a lot to make him angry. He doesn't really talk about his own problems and prefers to keep them to himself and focus on the needs of others instead. It's always been hard for him to truly open up to others and form bonds due to his constant traveling.

Likes:

• nature
• helping others
• reading about ancient civilizations
• reading in general
• hiking/exploring
• animals
• astrology
• learning about new cultures
• learning new languages
• breathtaking views

Dislikes:

• loud, crowded places
• big cities
• smoke
• sports
• ignorant songs
• too much noise
• violence

Song of choice:

 I Was Born For This - Austin Wintory

Track description/interpretation:

The ending track to the PS3 game Journey. The lyrics are a collection of quotes from famous literature originating from different cultures. To me it is gentle, yet profound and speaks of the journey of life itself and of the transition into death, just as it is portrayed in the game. No matter what the outcome is, what matters most is the experience one has on their journey through life and they need not be pitied for it coming to an end. It is a bittersweet and hauntingly beautiful arrangement.

Track history:

From a young age, Atlus had experienced other lands and cultures through his parents traveling abroad for work. As a result, he grew up learning multiple languages at once from both his parents and his surroundings. He was a quiet child that kept himself busy with books and exploring the outside world in small doses. He would look for flowers to draw or trees to sleep in, or watch ants work in the grass. Every living thing fascinated him. Due to the constant moving as a child, he never really made any close friends before. He was occasionally lonely because of this, but his parents were loving towards him and his love of exploration kept him busy enough not to dwell on it. When he was old enough to be on his own, he decided to return to his home at Radio City to take care of himself. Eventually he got a job as a translator so he could support himself. He dreams of one day being able to travel the whole world in one continuous trip, to see all the beauty the world has to offer.

Orientation:

Pansexual

Relationships:

_{none yet lmao}

Additional:

• He's not much for material possessions, though he does fancy tiny souvenirs from his travels from time to time
• His song origin is English (composer is American)
• Despite having wings he doesn't do much flying
• His wings feel soft like silk and act like cloth when he's not using them
• He has always wanted to write a book at some point in his life
• He's a terrible dancer

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Song Lyrics:

Stat sua cuique dies / To each his day is given
Stat sua cuique dies / To each his day is given (Latin, The Aeneid (X.467))

Maél is mé tó féran. / Time it is for me to go. (Old English, Beowolf, 316-319)

ὤλετο μέν μοι νόστος (Aleto men moi nostos)
ὤλετο μέν μοι νόστος (Aleto men moi nostos) / Lost is my homecoming (Greek, Homer; Illiad)

C'est pour cela que je suis née / I was born for this (French, Joan of arc)

この道や (Kono michi ya) / Along this road
行く人なしに (Yuku hito nishi ni) / Goes no one
この道や (Kono michi ya) / Along this road
秋のくれ (Aki no kure) / This autumn eve (Japanese, Bashō, haiku)

C'est pour cela que je suis née / I was born for this
Ne me plaignez pas / Do not pity me 
C'est pour cela que je suis née / I was born for this (French, Joan of Arc)


Atlus © Lanmana/Melissa Lee