Dieu merci, ces poutres sont plus lentes que la lumière! Henry a dit qu'il s'accélérait brusquement vers sa gauche, évitant à peine la poutre, mais se faisant frapper l'épaule. En raison du fait que ses options offensives étaient en déclin, il commencerait alors à tirer des coups de feu à Lumen 1 à nouveau, sachant que ce serait futile...
Name: Henry Yatogami
Age: 19
Gender: Male
???: Yes
Skills: Henry Yatogami has mastered the art of fast-assault piloting (aka flying close to his enemy , is average at ranged combat with his HFV, but is a complete noob at hacking/electronic warfare, relying on others of his team to aid him in those matters. Not merely that, but while Henry can do basic repairs to his mech, he prefers the hands of skilled professionals handling it; he trusts them.
Outside of battle, Henry is an athletic person, skilled at swimming, fencing, and track-and-field. He is also average with pistols, as well as rapiers and katanas.
Appearance:

Personality: Henry is a kind person who is generous with his time, sometimes to the point where it can distract him from important matters. Raised with a strong sense of justice and morality, he is also confident in himself, while at the same time believes in the idea of 'True Companions', people who support each other during times of need, inside and outside of battle. Friendly to others, Henry's flaw is that he thinks others should respond to his friendliness in kind, among other 'too-idealistic' leanings. He is also a bit easily infatuated with both genders, but keeps it to himself in order to look calm and reserved.
One thing that would make Henry berserk, however, is the ill-treatment of prisoners; he considers such behavior fitting only for mercenaries and pirates.
History: Henry Yatogami was born in San Francisco, to a family involved in military research. Although possessing only basic knowledge of the hard sciences, his childhood interest in piloting ensured that he would follow in the footsteps of his parents in a roundabout way, trying to develop his body and mind to the levels required of a good pilot; Kendo and Fencing helped in this; clubs for both were regularly available in San Francisco. At the same time, though, his parents were having...major differences with their military sponsors; Henry's father, Hiroki Yatogami, had claimed to detect signals of extraterrestrial origin, and his wife and Henry's mother, Maria Yatogami, backed him.*
Because of their insistence that their findings be followed up, when there were plenty of alternative explanations other than aliens for the signals detected, Hiroki and Maria were transferred to CAPEI-related work, and Henry, their faithful son, decided to pass up a career in the US military to join the OSDT not just out of filial piety, but because he believed in his parents' capabilities independently of how much he loved them.
And so, the boy, at the age of 18, became an HFV Pilot, scoring high on stimulations, but fumbling a little on anti-pirate missions, where he insisted on taking the quarry alive, having to be pushed to kill. While over time, he became more willing to take lives, and even developed a 'killer instinct', his initial reluctance caused some resentment from the captain of the OSDT Gungnir, his initial station, although nothing came of it for a while.
Then, news came that Maria Yatogami found a breakthrough - or what she thought was a breakthrough, in her and Hiroki's research regarding Aliens. Problem was, this research required an observation post to be established in the middle of pirate territory, and the OSDT Gungnir's captain did not want her crew to be risked on a mission like that. And so, she forbade Henry from even pleading in their favor. When Henry turned to go, the Gungnir's captain made a remark about 'whackos and windmill crusaders', and Henry turned around, furious, his fists clenched. But, a milisecond later, he realized what he was doing, and stormed off, refusing to run, but not moving solemnly, either.
After this spat, the 19-year old boy requested a transfer to the OSDT Jannah; it was an impulsive, perhaps foolish gesture, but he recieved an affirmative. And so Henry Yatogami became the newest member of the Jannah crew...
*OOC Note: This does not have to be actual signals from Aliens; the Yatogamis can be wrong.
Model: Assault Mech Type-X 'Yukine'
Specialty: Fast Assault
History: OSDT Mech fitted with prototype tech fobbed off by the US Gov't to the UN.
Appearance:

Features:
Ophanim Propulsion System - A set of thrusters that allow the Yukine to move at speeds slightly faster than a normal assault mech, with engines that are more fuel efficient than what CAPEI's mechs usually have. However, a slight advantage and speed and more fuel-efficient engines, though practical, aren't anything to feel flashy about, but nevertheless, Henry still likes this system the best.
Reason it is in the OSDT in the first place even though it's so good: The US Gov't has better thrusters, and so it can afford to 'loan' this set to CAPEI as a token gesture.
Generic Sensors - Sensors that give visual, infrared, and ultraviolet readings.
Armaments:
Seraphim Beam Saber - A sword-hilt that can emit an orange glowing blade from one of its ends, the Beam Saber is one of the primary weapons of the Yukine, able to last longer than the usual beam saber, due to 'fuel efficiency'.
Reason it is in the OSDT in the first place even though it's so good: The US Gov't has better; plus, the blade does not have more cutting power than the usual beam saber, and cannot cut against beam-treated armor better than other weapons of its kind.
Generic Shoulder-Mounted Micromissile System - Generic Missle Launcher that sends out 24 small missiles in one go. Good only for one volley.
Generic OSDT HFV Assault Rifle - A Mech-held gun that has only as much damage as a 'grunt' HFV's weapon.
Generic Anti-Mecha Dagger.
Weaknesses: The Yukine is fast and resonably armored, able to shrug aside hits better than the usual 'assault' mech. However, it has no special forms of attack, except for the Seraphim Beam Saber, which is a situational weapon. Not merely that, but its generic assault rifle is generic, aka not able to do more damage than the usual pirate grunt. So, there you have it, good at everything except actual damage.
Why is it classified as an 'assault' mech, though? Simple; Henry uses the superior speed of the HFV to compensate for its weakness, using more attacks instead of a single, powerful, blow. Basically, 'quantity is a quality of its own'.