Shinri Trial (Mikan Tsumiki 1)

You can tell when a video is old if it is still using the old sprites/icons for items. Took me awhile to get an actual game that lasted longer than zero cases as Mikan. So that is why I was a bit negative throughout this. Mikan is fun to play and it gives me reason to just hang around Medbay and First Floor and not run around as much. Just wish the cast/lobby's she gets were better overall. Mikan Tsumiki (Ultimate Nurse) --Run Speed: 190 --Carrying Cap: 15 Units --Perception: 9 --Sleep: Depletes 10% Faster --Starting Items: Medic First Aid Kit and Anti-Toxin "W-why am I in a video game? Th-Thats an infringement of my right to privacy!" --Mikan Tsumiki Mikan is from the second game. She puts herself before others and is always trying to earn attention by being good. She can also be rather clingy to those who treat her well. She tends to be rather meek and timid and is rather helpless to any sort of harassment. This can lead to some rather entertaining RPing with people being rather aggressive towards her or picking on her. When it comes to medicine, she is extremely confident in her ability. Mikan lives and breathes the Medbay area. Know what spawns there, who goes in, who goes out, and spend as much time as you can creating medicine items to use on others. Outside of that, I focus on things that prevent injuries such as stopping Gunpowder spawns and the like. I only recently looked up why she committed the murders in the game. Though Mikan has some issues beyond her meek exterior, her actual shift was caused by brainwashing by Junko. So I honestly don't consider murdering unless engaged by Junko (perhaps Mukuro) or develop a significant bond with someone who treats her with great kindness. Even then, I hesitate as I have had enough bad experiences with accomplice cases that I don't want to add to that mess. Despite being as helpful as possible, many have a tendency to sus Mikan simply because she works in Medbay (or using meta knowledge from the second game). The amount of times I get asked or accused of making poisons has been silly to say the least.