Jane Unbreon

Known across the City Under the Sea as a ruthless and intimidating leadership figure, though known not particularly by name, **Jane Unbreon** is one of the two titular characters for the series and singlehandedly the most important. She represents a literal force of nature with an ability to control any type of matter through *psycho-ergomancy*. She also has abilities beyond the plane of the physical realm by being able to see the future or phase into alternate realities.

Within the series, she is known by the title of the Magister of the City and prefers to be referred to as such by her close subordinates outside of the All-Seeing Eye.

Jane makes her debut in the episode, The Beginning. Her final appearance is in the last chapter of Mark of the Colossus.

## Biography

### Early Years (2730 B.C. - 2680 B.C.)

Born with the nomenclature *Ilshept-Zhaaneagunaagi* on a frozen desert night. Only a few days after the death of the Matriarch of the Tesivan, the soul of Ilshept took the body of a young Tesivan child before her birth and became resurrected in this form to later become immortal.

The sister of her then only brother -- older by two years-- Jaavian Unbreon, both of them had gotten along quickly and easily before their younger brother was born, where familial love turned to jealousy as Jane turned to take care of him instead of playing and going to school with Jaav. Javius was the last child to have been born in the Unbreon Clan for a few thousand years.

She met Sephiroth at the age of eight, when he was twelve. Both of them proved to be highly intelligent for their age, but neither of them had essentially gotten along for years with an assumption made by Sephiroth that Jane was cocky with the claim that if they were to get into a fight that she would quickly defeat him. This brawling match never happened.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

#### In Part I and Part II

She is well known for her intimidating outer appearance more than much else. While her appearance has changed over the course of the timeline, she can be described as usually wearing a red shirt with blue flare jeans. In her current design, she wears a sleeveless sweater with golden rims with a turtleneck, and turquoise blue flare jeans. Her boots are a metallic violet, designed similar to high fashion but steel-toed work boots.

Her face is best described as similar to a statue, with carved cheekbones and a sharp nose. She has two notches to her ears, which signifies in Tesivan culture an alchemist (mage). Her reptile-like eyes are violet and become a bright lavender as she is using her innate ability. Her skin initially began as a pale peach skin, like caucasian humans, but gradually turned to diamond as she grew older.

#### In Mark of the Colossus

Instead of wearing multiple colors as she is most often known, her outfit becomes entirely white fading into gold and gold-embossed jewelery. Her hair also is then in the process of turning silvery, not from age but stress.

### Personality

Jane is largely described as intimidating to others due to her portrayal with statuesque, no-nonsense etiquette to those beneath her. To her family members and close friends, she exhibits a protective and caring attitude that is meant to show that she is not entirely sadistic and cynical. However, at some points she is known to use a dry sense of humor and is rather adept at using sarcasm.

### Relationships

#### With Sephiroth

While they call each other "girlfriend" and "boyfriend" as most relationships do, their relationship is often aromantic. However, there are in some romantic moments that show they do have a love for each other that breaks that spatial laws enstated by the Tesivan to ensure that they do not mate with one of another kind. Because Sephiroth is human, he is considered to be shunned by the Tesivan.

They largely regard each other with sarcasm and intermittent teasing. Even then, they treat each other with respect.

#### With Joh Fredersen

Their relationship is more considered father-and-daughter than anything else. In the City Under the Sea. As Master of the City, if he does not work for whatever reason, the she takes his place to control the Spheres, and vice-versa. She often regards him as "Mr. Fredersen" rather than using his first name.

They have known each other since before the first City was built, since he orchestrated its creation as Jane supplied the workforce. They are also known to treat each other with respect in the no-nonsense personality they exhibit to one another.

## Abilities

Jane's main offensive ability is "Psycho Force". This is a basic Psychokinetic attack that allows her the ability to move objects with her mind using mentally-moved kinetic energy. She can use this attack in a combo to increase the power of her other Psychokinetic abilities.

Her main defensive ability is "Force Shock", which is a defense whose name is taken literally. By putting up a forcefield, anyone who attacks her is paralyzed from extreme electric shock to their nerves administered by hitting the field. Normal foes will recover in more than a minute, but superior foes will recover in between 15 to 30 seconds or would not be affected at all.

### Stats

#### In *Part I* and *Part II*

* *Offensive Power*: Type S [Extreme]
* *Defensive Power*: Type S [Extreme]
* *Dexterity*: Type S [Extreme]
* *Agility*: Type S [Extreme]
* *Magicka*: Type S [Extreme]
* *Intelligence*: Type S [Extreme]
* *Classification*: All-Around Classification

#### In *Mark of the Colossus*

* *Offensive Power*: 19 / 20 [Extreme]
* *Defensive Power*: 15 / 20 [Exceptional]
* *Dexterity*: 20 / 20 [Perfect]
* *Agility*: 20 / 20 [Perfect]
* *Magicka*: 19 / 20 [Extreme]
* *Intelligence*: 18 / 20 [Extreme]
* *Fighter Type*: Leader / Speed-Attack

### Defensive Abilities

 **Waterfall Wall** | *Aquatics* | Creates from the water vapor in the air a simple wall of water that can dowse Pyros-based attacks. This can also shock the user if a Storm-based attack is used.
 **Psycho Dream** | *Psychokinetics* | Devises from the mind a physical forcefield of solidified mental energy that surrounds the user in a nigh-impenetrable forcefield.

## Name Etymology

The name "Jane" can derived as being similar from one of the most commonly used names in English when one prefers to keep her name unknown, "Jane Doe" (or, if male, "John Doe" or "John Smith"), but was not initially inspired by it. Its Tesivan translation, "Zhaane", is a nonsensical name made to sound alien or otherworldly. Her full first name, Janeagua, is a combination of the terms "Jane" and "agua", the latter of which being the Spanish term translating *water*.

Unbreon is a name that was directly derived from the English name of the Pokemon, Umbreon, spelled and pronounced a different way.