Sunset Kid

Full Name: Riley Taylor
Nickname(s): Lucky Riley
Codename: Sunset Kid
Alias(es): Cowgirl Samurai
Age: 16
Race: Meta Human
Alignment: Neutral Good





Hair Color: Red
Eye Color: Blue
Gender: Female
Height: 155 cm
Weight: 48 kg
Other Traits: Wears a black eye mask on duty




Powers
-Spirit Sword - Riley possesses the ability to infuse her sword with her spirit. This allows her to cut spirits, ghosts, and other specters that would normally be intangible to physical weapons.
-Sub: Reinforce - Weapons infused with her spirit are nigh indestructible while she is holding them.
-Sub: Master Swordsmanship

-Spirit Bullets - Riley possesses the ability to shoot spirit bullets using her gun as a medium, allowing her to keep firing even without physical ammo. Her spirit bullets pack the same speed and power as the gun she is using as a medium. She can adjust the strength level of her shots between being comparable to rubber bullets or regular bullets. Similar to her spirit sword, her spirit bullets can also harm spirits, ghosts, and other similar specters that would normally be intangible to physical weapons.
-Sub: Stun Bullet - Riley can shoot a special spirit bullet that can stun and shock the target's very soul. The effect is similar to a taser. She can only shoot up to six of these special bullets a day.
-Sub: Master Marksmanship

-Spirit Animal Manifestation - Riley possesses the ability to materialize her spirit animal, a white horse named Sundown. Sundown possesses a number of abilities, the most notable of which is his incredible speed and freedom of movement on any surface. He can gallop at a top speed of 200 mph on land, water, and even up walls and ceilings. His rider will never get thrown off in any situation unless he wills it, even defying gravity.
-Sub: Magic Immunity - Sundown is immune to all forms of magical harm and can shield his rider from the same.
-Sub: Immortality - As a spirit, Sundown is immortal and will never truly perish while Riley lives. If he is ever killed in the physical plane, Riley can materialize him again in three days.

Skills
-Exceptional equestrian
-Exceptional gymnast
-Exceptional ropesmanship

Physical Weaknesses
-Riley can be harmed by anything that would hurt a regular human
-Riley requires a medium for her spirit weapons
-Overusing her spirit bullets can drain her stamina
-Sundown can be harmed by anything that can hurt a regular horse besides magic

Mental Weaknesses
-Easily provoked by insults to friends/family
-Bad with computers and complex machines
-Can be bribed with food, especially steak

Equipment
-Katana
-Peacemaker revolver
-Lead bullets
-Rubber bullets
-Nylon lariat



Personality
Riley is an outgoing girl with a big heart. She is optimistic, friendly, and always up for a challenge. She can be quite perceptive about moods and will typically try to cheer people up when she senses that they are feeling down. However she can tell when it's better to just let someone have some space to mull things over on their own. She's not the type to barge in thoughtlessly.

She is brave to a fault and has a strong sense of justice. She is an adventurous spirit but takes care not to get in the way of others or be inconsiderate. For the most part she tries to resolve problems peacefully. Even on occasions when she gets ticked off, she subconsciously refrains from seriously hurting anyone. She is very loyal to her comrades and even gets angry on behalf of her friends/family. Her sincerity in such matters is the real deal.

Likes
-Adventure
-Horses
-Steak
-Western movies
-Japanese period dramas
-Heroes

Dislikes
-Cowards
-Broccoli
-Rain
-Computers
-Laziness
-People who expect her to speak cowgirl

Habits/Hobbies
-Equipment maintenance
-Raising horses
-Racing horses
-Going to the movies



Family Members: Daniel Taylor (Father), Naomi Taylor (Mother)
Place of Origin: Texas

History
Riley Taylor grew up on two cultures: Western and Japanese. Her father was a little known hero of sorts in his younger days calling himself the Cowboy Samurai, a gun-toting, katana-swinging badass. He met her mother when he was learning the ways of the sword in Japan and it was true love ever since. They eventually settled down and started a family in her father's hometown in Texas.

There wasn't much to do in the family ranch and so the young Riley spent most of her free time watching old western movies and Japanese period dramas that they had around the house as they were something her parents were fond of too. She eventually stumbled upon some old videos of her father in action in his hero days and she expressed interest in learning and doing the stuff he did.

Her family was quite supportive as the hero business was in their blood so they taught her everything they knew. Unsurprisingly she inherited her parents' natural talents and gifts and was a quick learner, absorbing all their know-how and skills at an astonishing rate. By the time she was in her mid teens, Riley had become just as good as her father was in the prime of his hero days. She decided to strike out on her own and make a name for herself, going to Jump City where all the other young heroes were gathering.