Hawk Takanagamo was a valiant fighter for the Tristchanian Empire in the heydays of the Early rule of his grandfather, King Jeramiah Tolkano. After training in the Humanaparievan Force Arts, he developed a Sith alter-ego named Darth Draco Minoris, and turned very quickly to the Dark Side, doing anything he could to ensure that the 202 year old war within the Warbird family over the Throne of the Tristchanian Empire remained, so he could continue a fight between him and his second cousin, Moorshavin Warbird.
Biography[]
Hawk Takanagamo was born in 12 ABY, in the Royal family Warbird, to Asuke Takanagamo. For most of his life, Hawk lived in his twin brother's shadow, making him very much ignored to his home galaxy. At 20, while on a mission with Harlan Takangamo, they were both attacked by their grandmother, the apprentice of Darth Plageus the Wise, and marked. Apparently, to differentiate her twin grandsons, she marked them to help her out, leaving claw marks on Harlan's left cheek, and on Hawk's right cheek. The event left Hawk traumatized, and isolated for three years. In those three years, Hawk learned the Humanaparievan Force arts, and developed a very dark and twisted Sith alter-ego.
Gweth Taranak Deadmerit, another lost associate of Darth Draco Minoris in the Second Draco Minoris War
When his native galaxy collided with the galaxy in 43 ABY, Hawk slipped into the Dark Side, and utilized a device that stored his Sith ego, and became Darth Draco Minoris. Fleeing Tristchana, Minoris found a suitable base and stronghold in the Gamma Turae system, and started quietly building a new militia under his command. In 62 ABY, when Moorshavin Warbird and Harlan signed a peace treaty, Minoris set out to try to separate the two and cause them to continue the feud, so that he could end the war with him ruling the new Post-Galactic Collision galaxy. He enlisted the help of his apprentice, Shar'ka Ross, and Lumiya, revived by Diapothis, and put a plan in action to blow his brother's head off his body, quite literally.
When his plan failed to kill Harlan, Draco Minoris fled back to his stronghold in the Gamma Turae System, and started plotting his next action, privately fighting an identity crisis. In an unexpected turn of events, Draco Minoris found himself fighting his Sith alter-ego brother, Draco Majoris, in his office on Garnakai. After a devastating defeat, and a caved skull, Draco Minoris set his sites on his brother.
After many centuries of fighting his brother, Draco Minoris fought Tarakus Deadmerit on Tilurafon, and killed him, by pushing him into an active volcano. Unfortunately, he died the same way, in the same volcano, when Moorshavin Warbird snuck up behind him, and pushed him in, effectively ending his cruel reign of terror, in 1,379 ABY.
Personality and traits[]
Whenever he was Hawk, he was reluctant, and often secretive, a little anti-social, and lonely. After all, he was born in the shadow of his slightly older twin brother Harlan. When he was Darth Draco Minoris, he became dangerous, aggressive, and dark. He craved power, and would do anything he could, just to get it
Intelligent, and elitely trained, Draco Minoris was a threat to everyone, displaying his massive Force power with vicious and brutal powers that hardly anyone could comprehend.
Behind the scenes[]
Credits[]
Deadmerit Would like to give credit to Jon Tomczak for testing the project from which Hawk Takanagamo has evolved from, Garyn Dakari for helping him find this site and letting him get involved in the Dawnbreaker series.
Development[]
Harlan had come about from a single player mod for JKA, and naturally he had to have an evil twin brother, and that's how Hawk came about. Having him marked by tragedy and largely being ignored, made sense. It had to make him the very jealous type, the one who craved attention that he was robbed of as a younger dragon.
Appearances[]
- Dawnbreaker Episode III (First appearance)
- Takanagamo Advent I
- Takanagamo Advent II
- Tarakus Deadmerit: Time Frame
- Tarakus Deadmerit: Outlandish Judgment
- Tarakus Deadmerit: Trials and Tribulations
- Tarakus Deadmerit: Isolation