Tara Hasegawa

NAME: Tara Hasegawa

ALIAS: Tara-chan, Ta-Ta's (by Shingo)

RACE: Japanese

SPECIES: Human

SEXUALITY: Heterosexual

BIRTHDAY: April 14th

AGE: 10

HOBBIES: Plays innocent to her favorite people, Video games

ORIGINAL OR CANON: Original

FACE CLAIM: AIR - Michiru

WHAT SCHOOL DO YOU ATTEND: Hakoniwa Academy

SEMESTER SCHEDULE:
✔ Japanese IV [First Period]
✔ English Honors IV [Second Period]
✔ Math IV [Third Period]
✔ Science IV [Fourth Period]
✔ Social Studies IV [Fifth Period]
✔ Physical Education & Health III [Sixth Period]
✔ Creative Writing I [Seventh Period]

TYPE OF CLASSES: One Honors Course

CLUBS: Anime & Manga Club Member

GRADE LEVEL: Fourth Grade

PLACE OF LIVING: Tara lives with her papa, Aya Hasegawa

OCCUPATION: -----

RANK: Domino Citizen/School Student

IS THIS CHARACTER AN NPC?: No

POWERS & ABILITIES: ----

PERSONALITY: Playing tricks on others, video games, worries about losing her papa.

DECK(S): ----

APPEARANCE: TARA I

HISTORY: Tara is a little ten-year-old girl who lives with her father, Aya Hasegawa. Tara lost her mother when she was three to Leukemia so from that day forward, she vowed that she would never let anything or anyone take her father away. For the time being, she hangs out with her father at the Daruma University, where he works, and randomly goes into different classrooms to hang out and be nosy. Originally, she was homeschooled by her father, but eventually, he'd decided she needed more interaction with children her own age age, thus enrolling her in Hakoniwa Academy.

When her father goes out on archeological expeditions, she's left in the care of Sugoruku Motou, as her father is long time friends with him. Outside of that, she's around Aya if not intentionally kicking the crap out of him, or she's playing video games that he buys her to keep her occupied. Tara is aware that her father is in love with a woman by the name of Diane Tsukino, but doesn’t like the idea of having a new mother, even though her own has passed on. She doesn’t want any woman to take her father away from her, but of course, she has a lot to learn about trusting other people as well as trusting in her father.