DanOstrava
Level 3
Out-Of-Character (OOC) Section
IGN (In-Game Name):
DanOstrava
Discord Name & Tag:
DanOstrava (danostrava)
Which timezone are you in?
CET/CEST, (GMT+1)/(GMT+2)
List your current and past IC/OOC faction applications:
DanOstrava
Danielle
Language - (Czech) - ACCEPTED
Faculty - DENIED
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Akari (THE char applying)
KPD 1st - DENIED
KPD 2nd - DENIED
EMS 1st - DENIED
KPD 3rd - DENIED
Shrine - DENIED
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Ayumu
Language - (Latin) - ACCEPTED
Describe your activity on the server:
I am a college student with a rather flexible schedule, allowing me to maintain activity on the server.
My current playtime is:

This was influenced by a rather long break i had to take due to personal circumstances.
Those times have passed however, meaning my activity is returning to the norm.
On average, I usually spend around 4-7 hours on SRP per day, depending on what is currently happening.
This is influenced by my membership in the Occult Club and a security job at Pinkumo.
my general schedule is as follows:
Monday: 17:15 - 22:00
Tuesday: 16:15 - 23:00
Wednesday: 8:00 - 12:00 | 16:15 - 23:00
Thursday: 8:00 - 12:00 | 18:00 - 23:00
Friday: 8:00 - 23:00
Saturday: 10:00 - 23:00
Sunday: 10:00 - 22:00
Note: College obligations (exams/other important stuff) may occasionally require my attention, however, i will always communicate any and all forseeable schedule changes.
What is your motivation for applying?:
One of the main reasons I have always wanted to apply is the athmosphere and the aesthetic. I admire the roleplay perspective of things. Since I was ever so slightly invested in GangRP for a short amount of time, I would love to see the roleplay from the KPD's perspective.
Beyond my interest in the faction's perspective, I seek to actively contribute to the department's daily operational flow, both In and Out of Character.
What knowledge do you have of Police Work?
My knowledge on Police work in Karakura is little to none, only the informations, that are shared publicly through threads and on discord, unfortunately, but I hope to change this.
I have listed all the knowledge I currently have down below.
Police Ranks:
DanOstrava
Discord Name & Tag:
DanOstrava (danostrava)
Which timezone are you in?
CET/CEST, (GMT+1)/(GMT+2)
List your current and past IC/OOC faction applications:
DanOstrava
Danielle
Language - (Czech) - ACCEPTED
Faculty - DENIED
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Akari (THE char applying)
KPD 1st - DENIED
KPD 2nd - DENIED
EMS 1st - DENIED
KPD 3rd - DENIED
Shrine - DENIED
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Ayumu
Language - (Latin) - ACCEPTED
Describe your activity on the server:
I am a college student with a rather flexible schedule, allowing me to maintain activity on the server.
My current playtime is:
This was influenced by a rather long break i had to take due to personal circumstances.
Those times have passed however, meaning my activity is returning to the norm.
On average, I usually spend around 4-7 hours on SRP per day, depending on what is currently happening.
This is influenced by my membership in the Occult Club and a security job at Pinkumo.
my general schedule is as follows:
Monday: 17:15 - 22:00
Tuesday: 16:15 - 23:00
Wednesday: 8:00 - 12:00 | 16:15 - 23:00
Thursday: 8:00 - 12:00 | 18:00 - 23:00
Friday: 8:00 - 23:00
Saturday: 10:00 - 23:00
Sunday: 10:00 - 22:00
Note: College obligations (exams/other important stuff) may occasionally require my attention, however, i will always communicate any and all forseeable schedule changes.
What is your motivation for applying?:
One of the main reasons I have always wanted to apply is the athmosphere and the aesthetic. I admire the roleplay perspective of things. Since I was ever so slightly invested in GangRP for a short amount of time, I would love to see the roleplay from the KPD's perspective.
Beyond my interest in the faction's perspective, I seek to actively contribute to the department's daily operational flow, both In and Out of Character.
What knowledge do you have of Police Work?
My knowledge on Police work in Karakura is little to none, only the informations, that are shared publicly through threads and on discord, unfortunately, but I hope to change this.
I have listed all the knowledge I currently have down below.
Police Ranks:
Commisioner |
Main Division | Detective Division |
Captain | Detective Superintendent |
Lieutenant | Detective Chief Inspector |
Sergeant | Detective Inspector |
Corporal | Detective Sergeant |
Patrol Officer | Detective Constable |
Cadet |
Police Equipment:
Item | Short Description |
Baton | A steel baton used in close-quarters to apprehend criminals via blunt force to the head |
Handcuffs | Used to restrain one's hands, they have immediate range. Not muggable. |
Police Radio | A communication device for EMS and KPD, can be broken with blunt or piercing force directed towards it. |
Stun Blaster | A long-range tool used for quickly stopping any fleeing suspects, immobilizes targets for 60 OOC seconds. |
Breathalyzer | A non-offensive tool used to check one's inebriation. Accessible to KPD and EMS. It becomes less accurate further away from the KPD station. Not muggable. |
Pepper Spray | A mid-range 3-use tool used to blind suspects, this effect lasts for 60 OOC seconds. Doesn't work on suspects with Gas Masks. Not muggable. |
Tranquilizer | A long-range plastic tranquilizer dispenser, available to Police Sergeants and Detective Inspectors. After a succesfull hit, the suspect is unconscious for 2 OOC minutes. Not muggable. |
Riot Shield | A versatile tool used for protection. When used defensively, any frontal and side force will be neutralized. When used offensively, the shield loses it's defensive properties, can't be used to attack, except pushing someone. Muggable. |
Gas Mask | A police gas mask used to protect against dangerous biological threats. Muggable. |
Crowbar | A forced-entry tool used to pry open doors and containers. Accessible to Police Corporals. Muggable. |
Luminol Spray (ItemRP) | A container containing a substance that identifies blood on surfaces and weapons (unless properly cleaned with hydrogen peroxide or bleach with water). |
Disposable Gloves (ItemRP) | A pair of latex gloves used for securing evidence without leaving one's own fingerprints. Not muggable. |
Fingerprint Scanner (ItemRP) | A tool used to scan a suspect's fingerprints and identify whether it matches a target result. |
First-Aid Kit (ItemRP) | A container filled with medical equipment used to staunch the bleeding of a target. Adds 5 OOC minutes to the bleedout timer. |
Body Camera (ItemRP) | A constantly recording camera, worn on the front of the uniform. The recorded data can be accessed from a cloud database. Can be destroyed using blunt or piercing force. |
Duties:
Patrols |
Front Desk |
Inmate Care |
Interrogation work (detectives) |
Taking suspect mugshots |
Raids of criminal residences |
Arrests |
Visitations |
Why is Police important to SchoolRP?
I believe no city can operate well without any sort of policing, upholding laws, bringing those who break these laws to justice, as well as protecting the civilians from wildlife and nature. Without any police force around, the crime rate in the streets would increase rapidly, because there wouldn't be anyone to bring the criminals to face the consequences for their actions.
Do you acknowledge that if training is held whilst you are online, you are needed to attend or you will be punished?
I do acknowledge this fact, and if there will be a training held whilst i am online, I will be sure to attend it.
In-Character (IC) Section
What's your character's full name?:
"Akari Tokudome."
How old is your character (if accepted)?:
"Akari is 26 years of age."
What are your character's gender and pronouns?:
Female, She/Her
Please select your highest academic role at the time of writing this application:
(Grade-12/Bachelors/Masters/PhD):
Bachelors in Public Security
What languages does your character know besides Japanese?:
None.
Describe your character; how they look, what makes them unique?
Standing at 183 cm (6'0") with an athletic build, Akari carries herself with a grounded, practical presence shaped by years of physical discipline.
Her long brown hair is typically tied back in a neat ponytail, framing sharp grey eyes that maintain a observant focus. Off-duty, her style is simple and understated, frequently favoring crisp white shirts, suspenders, and tailored grey trousers.

What truly sets Akari apart is her deeply ingrained sense of responsibility.
Having stepped into a protective, caretaker role early in life, she naturally projects an approachable demeanor around her colleagues. This protective side of hers is also quite a flaw at times, since she would recklessly charge towards people to protect them, disregarding her own safety. Not to mention her problem handling skills, which stems from her having to take many of the responsibilities. Another flaw of hers is the inability to read the room and people well enough.
Also as a bonus, Akari talks about herself in 3rd person (me, mine, my etc. -> Akari, this old-timer, she, her, I think you get what I mean ^^)
How does your character act in a professional/casual situation?
In professional situations, Akari is focused, and respectful of the chain of command. She listens closely to her higher-ups and collaborates effectively with her fellow officers. Even during intense or high-stress calls, she maintains a composed, steady demeanor rather than giving in to panic. However during certain situations, Akari might develop a sort of 'tunnel vision', mainly because of her overprotectiveness. This state may be broken through with her colleagues help.
In casual settings, Akari relaxes into a warm persona. Having been a caretaker for most of her life, she naturally checks in on everyone dear for her, be it colleagues, or family. Off-duty Akari seems almost distant, being focused on one of her favorite things, snacks. She may be a bit blunt at times, but not because she wants to be, it is because she doesn't understand she is.
What is their outlook on the idea of co-workers & teamwork?
"Akari and teamwork? Akari firmly believes in the principle that strength lies in numbers, especially in a high-risk environment like law enforcement where solo action can easily turn dangerous. Teamwork is the backbone of any good functioning job environment. No officer should ever face the city's threats alone, this can only be achieved by coordination, mutual trust and communication."
Basically, Akari is a hypocrite, but she doesn't even realize: she says 'no officer should face the threats alone', but then she would jump in to help a civilian, while being outnumbered without even thinking about it.
What's your character's backstory?
"Akari Tokudome."
How old is your character (if accepted)?:
"Akari is 26 years of age."
What are your character's gender and pronouns?:
Female, She/Her
Please select your highest academic role at the time of writing this application:
(Grade-12/Bachelors/Masters/PhD):
Bachelors in Public Security
What languages does your character know besides Japanese?:
None.
Describe your character; how they look, what makes them unique?
Standing at 183 cm (6'0") with an athletic build, Akari carries herself with a grounded, practical presence shaped by years of physical discipline.
Her long brown hair is typically tied back in a neat ponytail, framing sharp grey eyes that maintain a observant focus. Off-duty, her style is simple and understated, frequently favoring crisp white shirts, suspenders, and tailored grey trousers.

What truly sets Akari apart is her deeply ingrained sense of responsibility.
Having stepped into a protective, caretaker role early in life, she naturally projects an approachable demeanor around her colleagues. This protective side of hers is also quite a flaw at times, since she would recklessly charge towards people to protect them, disregarding her own safety. Not to mention her problem handling skills, which stems from her having to take many of the responsibilities. Another flaw of hers is the inability to read the room and people well enough.
Also as a bonus, Akari talks about herself in 3rd person (me, mine, my etc. -> Akari, this old-timer, she, her, I think you get what I mean ^^)
How does your character act in a professional/casual situation?
In professional situations, Akari is focused, and respectful of the chain of command. She listens closely to her higher-ups and collaborates effectively with her fellow officers. Even during intense or high-stress calls, she maintains a composed, steady demeanor rather than giving in to panic. However during certain situations, Akari might develop a sort of 'tunnel vision', mainly because of her overprotectiveness. This state may be broken through with her colleagues help.
In casual settings, Akari relaxes into a warm persona. Having been a caretaker for most of her life, she naturally checks in on everyone dear for her, be it colleagues, or family. Off-duty Akari seems almost distant, being focused on one of her favorite things, snacks. She may be a bit blunt at times, but not because she wants to be, it is because she doesn't understand she is.
What is their outlook on the idea of co-workers & teamwork?
"Akari and teamwork? Akari firmly believes in the principle that strength lies in numbers, especially in a high-risk environment like law enforcement where solo action can easily turn dangerous. Teamwork is the backbone of any good functioning job environment. No officer should ever face the city's threats alone, this can only be achieved by coordination, mutual trust and communication."
Basically, Akari is a hypocrite, but she doesn't even realize: she says 'no officer should face the threats alone', but then she would jump in to help a civilian, while being outnumbered without even thinking about it.
What's your character's backstory?
The Hardship
Akari grew up in a struggling family, the eldest of five siblings. With both her mother and father constantly away on business trips, the weight of responsibility fell squarely on her shoulders from an early age. She had no other choice but to take care of her younger brothers and sisters, each with their own quirks, needs, and personalities.
Yuki, the quiet one, often clung to her side. Riku, ever rebellious, constantly tested her patience. Kaito, the daydreamer, always lost in his own world. Little Hana idolized Akari, calling her "Mama Aki."
To keep food on the table and the lights on, Akari worked relentlessly, day and night, juggling part-time jobs between and after school. Her grades began to slip, how could they not, when she stayed up through the night working and barely got more than a few hours of sleep before class? The constant stress, pressure, and creeping depression eventually took their toll. Desperate for something to dull the pain, Akari turned to drinking. At first, it was just a little to take the edge off, but it spiraled quickly, and one night, it nearly cost her her life.
Akari grew up in a struggling family, the eldest of five siblings. With both her mother and father constantly away on business trips, the weight of responsibility fell squarely on her shoulders from an early age. She had no other choice but to take care of her younger brothers and sisters, each with their own quirks, needs, and personalities.
Yuki, the quiet one, often clung to her side. Riku, ever rebellious, constantly tested her patience. Kaito, the daydreamer, always lost in his own world. Little Hana idolized Akari, calling her "Mama Aki."
To keep food on the table and the lights on, Akari worked relentlessly, day and night, juggling part-time jobs between and after school. Her grades began to slip, how could they not, when she stayed up through the night working and barely got more than a few hours of sleep before class? The constant stress, pressure, and creeping depression eventually took their toll. Desperate for something to dull the pain, Akari turned to drinking. At first, it was just a little to take the edge off, but it spiraled quickly, and one night, it nearly cost her her life.
The Breakpoint
She was found passed out, dangerously intoxicated, and was rushed to the hospital. It was there she met a compassionate paramedic who didn’t just patch her up, she talked to her, listened, and shared her own story of hardship.
Akari never forgot her words: "You can't carry the world on your back if you're too broken to walk."
That moment changed everything.
Determined to reclaim control, Akari sought treatment, quit drinking, and began setting boundaries for herself. She structured her days carefully, balancing school, work, and rest, learning not to overwork her body or her mind. She realized she didn’t have to do everything perfectly; she just had to keep trying.
One night, while working a night shift at a local shop, Akari noticed flashing lights and loud shouting from across the street. It was the corner store in her hometown. Something felt wrong. She ran across the road and kicked open the door, only to see her two siblings, Yuki and Hana, huddled behind a shelf. Armed robbers were threatening the cashier.
Her heart stopped. Then it caught fire.
One of the thugs had noticed her siblings and began mocking them, shoving them around for fun. Akari’s fear turned to rage. Without thinking of her own safety, she threw herself into the fray, tackling one of the assailants. The others jumped on her, and a brutal fight broke out. It was three against one, but Akari didn’t back down. She took punches, even a few hits from a baseball bat, but she got back up. Every time. She refused to fall, not while her siblings' lives were on the line.
The chaos gave the shopkeeper just enough time to call the police. When they arrived minutes later, they found Akari still fighting, bloodied but standing, shielding her siblings. The thugs were arrested, and Akari received first aid from officers before the paramedics arrived. True to form, she insisted on checking on everyone else, her siblings, the cashier, even one of the trembling bystanders, before allowing herself to be taken into the ambulance.
From that day on, her siblings saw her as more than a sister, they saw her as their protector. Their real mother in all but name.
She was found passed out, dangerously intoxicated, and was rushed to the hospital. It was there she met a compassionate paramedic who didn’t just patch her up, she talked to her, listened, and shared her own story of hardship.
Akari never forgot her words: "You can't carry the world on your back if you're too broken to walk."
That moment changed everything.
Determined to reclaim control, Akari sought treatment, quit drinking, and began setting boundaries for herself. She structured her days carefully, balancing school, work, and rest, learning not to overwork her body or her mind. She realized she didn’t have to do everything perfectly; she just had to keep trying.
One night, while working a night shift at a local shop, Akari noticed flashing lights and loud shouting from across the street. It was the corner store in her hometown. Something felt wrong. She ran across the road and kicked open the door, only to see her two siblings, Yuki and Hana, huddled behind a shelf. Armed robbers were threatening the cashier.
Her heart stopped. Then it caught fire.
One of the thugs had noticed her siblings and began mocking them, shoving them around for fun. Akari’s fear turned to rage. Without thinking of her own safety, she threw herself into the fray, tackling one of the assailants. The others jumped on her, and a brutal fight broke out. It was three against one, but Akari didn’t back down. She took punches, even a few hits from a baseball bat, but she got back up. Every time. She refused to fall, not while her siblings' lives were on the line.
The chaos gave the shopkeeper just enough time to call the police. When they arrived minutes later, they found Akari still fighting, bloodied but standing, shielding her siblings. The thugs were arrested, and Akari received first aid from officers before the paramedics arrived. True to form, she insisted on checking on everyone else, her siblings, the cashier, even one of the trembling bystanders, before allowing herself to be taken into the ambulance.
From that day on, her siblings saw her as more than a sister, they saw her as their protector. Their real mother in all but name.
The Change
Ever since arriving to Karakura for studies, Akari has been falling on hard times. Years went by and she had witnessed several gangs and criminals. She wanted to change that, so she had applied for the KPD, multiple times, and once for the EMS.
Unfortunately, this did not yield any results, as she was always rejected. This, along with a small nudge from a friend of hers, led her to join into a gang. This gang was disguised as a vigilante group making sure to disrupt other gangs and make it easier for the KPD to destroy them for good (or for them to fall apart on their own.) The gang was short-lived and soon fell apart.
Akari had realized that this act was still against the law, and started to repent right away.
Ever since arriving to Karakura for studies, Akari has been falling on hard times. Years went by and she had witnessed several gangs and criminals. She wanted to change that, so she had applied for the KPD, multiple times, and once for the EMS.
Unfortunately, this did not yield any results, as she was always rejected. This, along with a small nudge from a friend of hers, led her to join into a gang. This gang was disguised as a vigilante group making sure to disrupt other gangs and make it easier for the KPD to destroy them for good (or for them to fall apart on their own.) The gang was short-lived and soon fell apart.
Akari had realized that this act was still against the law, and started to repent right away.
The Repent
Akari felt such guilt that when she met her at that time girlfriend's Parents for the first time, she had to confess. Then she had promised she would never ever do anything bad ever again. From that day forward, Akari started to actively look for jobs again, reinvigorated and now more ready than ever to set things straight...
Akari felt such guilt that when she met her at that time girlfriend's Parents for the first time, she had to confess. Then she had promised she would never ever do anything bad ever again. From that day forward, Akari started to actively look for jobs again, reinvigorated and now more ready than ever to set things straight...
General knowledge
Can you legally own a pocket knife in Karakura?
"Short answer: No."
"Long answer: Akari believes that a weapon with a blade constitutes the intent to seriously harm another human being, which is, of course, illegal. So if a police officer were to find a weapon like this, the apprehended suspect would be facing 'possession of illegal weaponry' charges."
Name 5 medical items that do NOT require a prescription
"Akari believes the items not needing prescription are multivitamins, paracematol, bandages, reading glasses and eyepatches."
If you see your co-workers physically abusing an inmate, what should you do?
"Well, first things first, Akari would make sure her body camera is turned on. Then depending on the amount of assilants, Akari would call for backup. If only one coworker was present, this old-timer would try to separate the two as fast as possible. After this situation would get under control, Akari would check the inmate for all injuries acquired from this altercation, making sure to give them proper treatment, as well as documenting everything thoroughly. In the events of a critical injury, Akari would call for EMS immediately. After the inmate has been cleared as okay, Akari would confront the co-worker, making sure they are apprehended and prosecuted for this act of cruelty and violence on an unarmed civilian. Although yes, Akari understands some inmates might be terrible people, but this doesn't mean we should seek 'revenge'. The police is here to protect and serve the people of our city, not to harm those already in custody, serving their time."
What should you do if you see your co-worker being assaulted?
"The most important first step would be calling in for backup, depending on the amount of suspects. If there are expected more serious injuries, Akari would also pager in for a paramedic on standby. Then, next priority is getting to the colleague as fast as possible, to minimalize their injuries and alleviate some of the stress. Yet again, if one or two suspects are endangering Akari's colleague, she would quickly rush in, believing in the power of herself and the colleague. After the situation has been handled, Akari would tend to any injuries either side would sustain, calling in EMS should the need arise."
What do you do if you find out that your co-worker is corrupt and is helping criminal organizations?
"Akari doesn't want to even believe people in such a noble position as the police force would fall to the wordly corruption of money. Since this would prompt a serious accusation, one would of course need solid evidence. This evidence would then be brought to the commissioner."
How would you react to a criminal trying to bribe you?
"Bribes? This would prompt Akari to inform them they are trying to bribe an officer, which is a fineable offence, and would advice them to stop this behaviour. If, of course, they continue, they would take away Akari's option to be cool about it, which would result in the trusty notepad being opened, with a written fine imminent for the person trying to bribe. Akari doesn't understand why people would even try this, who on Earth thinks this would work?"
"Short answer: No."
"Long answer: Akari believes that a weapon with a blade constitutes the intent to seriously harm another human being, which is, of course, illegal. So if a police officer were to find a weapon like this, the apprehended suspect would be facing 'possession of illegal weaponry' charges."
Name 5 medical items that do NOT require a prescription
"Akari believes the items not needing prescription are multivitamins, paracematol, bandages, reading glasses and eyepatches."
If you see your co-workers physically abusing an inmate, what should you do?
"Well, first things first, Akari would make sure her body camera is turned on. Then depending on the amount of assilants, Akari would call for backup. If only one coworker was present, this old-timer would try to separate the two as fast as possible. After this situation would get under control, Akari would check the inmate for all injuries acquired from this altercation, making sure to give them proper treatment, as well as documenting everything thoroughly. In the events of a critical injury, Akari would call for EMS immediately. After the inmate has been cleared as okay, Akari would confront the co-worker, making sure they are apprehended and prosecuted for this act of cruelty and violence on an unarmed civilian. Although yes, Akari understands some inmates might be terrible people, but this doesn't mean we should seek 'revenge'. The police is here to protect and serve the people of our city, not to harm those already in custody, serving their time."
What should you do if you see your co-worker being assaulted?
"The most important first step would be calling in for backup, depending on the amount of suspects. If there are expected more serious injuries, Akari would also pager in for a paramedic on standby. Then, next priority is getting to the colleague as fast as possible, to minimalize their injuries and alleviate some of the stress. Yet again, if one or two suspects are endangering Akari's colleague, she would quickly rush in, believing in the power of herself and the colleague. After the situation has been handled, Akari would tend to any injuries either side would sustain, calling in EMS should the need arise."
What do you do if you find out that your co-worker is corrupt and is helping criminal organizations?
"Akari doesn't want to even believe people in such a noble position as the police force would fall to the wordly corruption of money. Since this would prompt a serious accusation, one would of course need solid evidence. This evidence would then be brought to the commissioner."
How would you react to a criminal trying to bribe you?
"Bribes? This would prompt Akari to inform them they are trying to bribe an officer, which is a fineable offence, and would advice them to stop this behaviour. If, of course, they continue, they would take away Akari's option to be cool about it, which would result in the trusty notepad being opened, with a written fine imminent for the person trying to bribe. Akari doesn't understand why people would even try this, who on Earth thinks this would work?"
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