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杨 | "YANG TOKMAKOV"
FULL NAME Yang Tokmakov
GENERAL APPEARANCE
Yang stands at 5’2” with a busty hourglass figure, weighing 120 lbs. Her silky straight hair, turned white due to vitiligo, frames her face, and when her forehead is fully revealed, faint but clear spots of vitiligo are visible around her hairline. She speaks with a slight but noticeable Chinese accent, and her presence is often marked by the strong, warm fragrance of coconut.
FULL DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL APPEARANCE
Yang stands at 5’2”, her curved frame accentuated by a busty hourglass figure that gives her a balanced and graceful appearance. Weighing 120 lbs, her form carries an air of elegance and quiet strength. Her hair, once a light brown like her mother’s, has fully transitioned into a strikingly beautiful silky white platinum color due to vitiligo, a trait passed down through her mother’s lineage. The silky strands fall straight and smooth, framing her face with an almost ethereal quality.
When Yang's forehead is fully revealed, faint but distinct spots of vitiligo can be seen around her hairline, adding a unique and subtle touch to her otherwise flawless complexion. This distinctive feature, paired with her slightly noticeable Chinese accent, makes her stand out in any crowd, giving her an aura that is both intriguing and memorable. Her presence is further marked by a strong, inviting fragrance of coconut, which lingers in the air, leaving an impression of warmth and familiarity.
Yang’s physical appearance, from her vitiligo-affected hair to her soft accent and the scent she carries, speaks to her rich cultural background and the unique blend of influences that have shaped her. She is a figure of quiet resilience and beauty, her outward appearance reflecting the depth and complexity of her inner world.
STEREOTYPE Quiet Tomboy
FULL DESCRIPTION OF STEREOTYPE
Yang embodies the essence of a quiet, mature tomboy, a blend of strength and subtlety that defines her presence. She is not one to seek attention or engage in unnecessary chatter, preferring instead to observe and listen, allowing her actions to speak louder than words. Her reserved nature often gives others the impression of aloofness, but those who take the time to know her discover a deep well of wisdom and understanding beneath her quiet exterior.
Yang’s maturity is evident in the way she carries herself; confident yet unassuming. She has a grounded sense of self, shaped by her unique upbringing and the challenges she has faced. This maturity allows her to navigate difficult situations with calm composure, often acting as a voice of reason among her peers. She doesn’t shy away from responsibility and is dependable, the one others turn to when they need sound advice or a steady hand.
Despite her composed demeanor, Yang's tomboyish side shines through in her interests and style. She is more comfortable in practical, simple clothing that allows her to move freely and confidently. Yang has always preferred activities and hobbies that challenge her physically and mentally, often finding herself drawn to sports, outdoor adventures, and tasks that require hands-on effort. Her strength, both physical and mental, is a core part of her identity, and she takes pride in her ability to hold her own in traditionally male-dominated spaces.
However, Yang’s tomboyishness is never about rejecting femininity; rather, it’s a natural expression of who she is; a person who values function over form, substance over style. She is unfazed by societal expectations and confidently defines her path, blending her quiet maturity with a strong, tomboyish spirit. This unique combination makes her a compelling and complex individual, respected for her strength, admired for her wisdom, and loved for her authenticity.
FASHION
Yang's fashion sense is a reflection of her practical and straightforward personality. On most days, she gravitates towards simple, comfortable clothing; think well-fitted pants, t-shirts, and other easy-going, tomboyish attire that allows her to move freely and stay true to her understated style. She prefers clothes that are functional rather than flashy, opting for neutral colors and clean lines that suit her quiet, no-nonsense approach to life.
However, Yang is not entirely opposed to embracing her feminine side. On special occasions or whenever she feels like it, she is perfectly capable of switching up her wardrobe. During these times, she'll opt for more traditionally feminine outfits, whether it's a sleek dress, a stylish blouse, or something with a bit more flair. These moments are rare but memorable, as Yang carries her femininity with the same confidence and poise that defines her everyday look.
This balance in her fashion choices highlights Yang’s ability to adapt and her comfort in expressing different facets of her identity, making her style as versatile as it is authentic.
DATE OF BIRTH 04-20-2005 4:20 AM
NATIONALITY Japanese
RACE Chinese & Russian
SEXUAL ORIENTATION Doesn’t care & not interested
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS Leans more on Catholics
POLITICAL BELIEFS Democratic
CHARACTER VOICE
Nobara Kugisaki | Jujutsu Kaisen 0:08 ~ 0:22
- Japanese part, specifically.
HOBBIES Playing video games, doing hands-on activities, dancing, eating, and listening to music while being preoccupied with anything.
SERIOUS PROBLEMS-FLAWS-ADDICTIONS-DISORDERS-DISABILITIES
Since Yang has vitiligo in her scalp and hair, she travels out of Karakura to another town, Kochi Prefecture, where she sees her doctor to treat her hair and scalp vitiligo. Some of the treatments she deals with are;
- Phototherapy
- Her medications; Corticosteroids and Immunosuppressive, were prescribed by her doctor.
Yang was born in Shijiazhuang, China, to a towering 6'0" Russian mother and a quiet, resilient 5'4" Chinese father. Their love story began in an unusual way. when gang members attacked her father in a dark alleyway, her mother intervened and easily defeated the attackers. Despite her father’s love, his family never fully accepted Yang's mother, intimidated by her appearance and subtly racist towards her. To bridge the cultural gap, Yang's mother learned Chinese, surprising her in-laws when she responded to their slurs in fluent Chinese.
Shortly after Yang's birth, the family moved to Khabarovsk, Russia. There, Yang grew up surrounded by her mother’s large, loving family. Though an only child, she spent most of her time with her cousins, feeling as if they were siblings. During these years, Yang had light brown hair like her mother and a lighter patch of skin on her forehead, a sign of vitiligo.
Yang spent the first seven years of her life in Russia, fully immersed in the culture and language. However, after she graduated from 7th grade, her father received a job offer in China, and the family moved back to Shijiazhuang. The transition was challenging for Yang. In China, she faced bullying and racism due to her mixed heritage and foreign appearance. Over time, her light brown hair gradually turned into a silky white platinum color due to vitiligo, a trait passed down from her mother’s side of the family.
After 2.5 years in China, her parents sent Yang to Japan for a better education, hoping she would be safer from the prejudices she faced in China. In Japan, Yang encountered new challenges with the language barrier and cultural differences, but she slowly adapted. She found solace in her studies and the beauty of Japanese culture, learning to navigate her multicultural identity.
Though the scars of her past remained, they shaped Yang into a determined and resilient young woman. She embraced both her Russian and Chinese heritage while forging her path in Japan, carrying the lessons of strength from her mother and the quiet wisdom of her father.
EXTRAS
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