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===[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2]]/[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2 Sisters' Generation|Re;Birth 2]]=== | ===[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2]]/[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2 Sisters' Generation|Re;Birth 2]]=== | ||
− | Neptune gets captured, then after the plot kicks in, [https://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Sanae_Kochiya Nepgear] goes and saves her, proving how masochistic she truly is. After some irrelevant shenanigans goes on, Nepgear gets | + | Neptune gets captured, then after the plot kicks in, [https://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Sanae_Kochiya Nepgear] goes and saves her, proving how masochistic she truly is. After some irrelevant shenanigans goes on, Nepgear gets a hold of the [[Gehaburn]], the greatest weapon in JRPG history, and actually kills her, ending the canon timeline once and for all. |
===[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory]]/[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V Generation|Re;Birth3]]=== | ===[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory]]/[[Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V Generation|Re;Birth3]]=== | ||
− | Stuff happens in Ultradimension and Neptune is there just so that the producers have an excuse to name the game "Neptunia" so that the game can sell. Regardless of relative quality, if the game was called "Ultradimension Plutia" the game would have sold half as much. Neptune doesn't do much of value besides existing. Which, admittedly, is plenty of value. | + | Stuff happens in [[Ultradimension]] and Neptune is there just so that the producers have an excuse to name the game "Neptunia" so that the game can sell. Regardless of relative quality, if the game was called "Ultradimension [[Plutia]]" the game would have sold half as much. Neptune doesn't do much of value besides existing. Which, admittedly, is plenty of value. |
===[[Megadimension Neptunia VII]]/[[Megadimension Neptunia VIIR|VIIR]]=== | ===[[Megadimension Neptunia VII]]/[[Megadimension Neptunia VIIR|VIIR]]=== | ||
− | Take everything | + | Take everything from the previous section, replace "Ultradimension" with "Zero Dimension" and "Plutia" with "[[Uzume Tennouboshi|Uzume]]" and you've got yourself quite a good game, actually (VIIR sucks) |
==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
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Another oddity of Neptune's anatomy is her bone structure. At a glance, Neptune appears to have regular bones, just like any ordinary human or goddess. However, instead of bones, Neptune's skeleton is actually made up of what's called "lazybones." Neptune's lazybones function mostly the same as regular bones, however, the more Neptune moves around, the more energy her lazybones sap from her, making her just want to roll around and do nothing. They also rattle when she gets really upset. Her hands and fingers, however, have regular bones instead of lazybones, so playing video games doesn't make her lethargic at all. | Another oddity of Neptune's anatomy is her bone structure. At a glance, Neptune appears to have regular bones, just like any ordinary human or goddess. However, instead of bones, Neptune's skeleton is actually made up of what's called "lazybones." Neptune's lazybones function mostly the same as regular bones, however, the more Neptune moves around, the more energy her lazybones sap from her, making her just want to roll around and do nothing. They also rattle when she gets really upset. Her hands and fingers, however, have regular bones instead of lazybones, so playing video games doesn't make her lethargic at all. | ||
− | Albeit a bit unrelated to her anatomy, her signature jacket has a unique ability. It bestows upon the wearer the ability to see behind the fourth wall. Wearing it just once will have permanent effects, but the more someone wears it, the stronger that ability becomes. Since Neptune wears it (almost) all the time, her ability to break the fourth wall is almost | + | Albeit a bit unrelated to her anatomy, her signature jacket has a unique ability. It bestows upon the wearer the ability to see behind the fourth wall. Wearing it just once will have permanent effects, but the more someone wears it, the stronger that ability becomes. Since Neptune wears it (almost) all the time, her ability to break the fourth wall is almost unparalleled. Neptune has actually been to the real world once before, but only for several seconds in New Mexico. After taking a right turn at Albuquerque, she found herself back in Gamindustri. |
== Voice == | == Voice == | ||
Her Japanese voice actress is Rie Tanaka, and her English voice actress is Melissa Fahn. Her Japanese voice is very annoying. She seems to think, "IF I GO HIGHER PITCHED, I'M CUTER, RIGHT???" but it really works against her. Her English voice is considerably deeper, yet perfectly embodies Neptune. She speaks playfully and jokingly, sometimes a bit singsong, which is a fitting voice for Neptune's mischievous, stupid, and energetic character. When it comes to Purple Heart, however, the Japanese voice actress definitely is better. While Fahn does a great job at bringing Neptune to life, she struggles on the delivery of Purple Heart's more mature and calm voice. She does have a sweet, smooth caramel voice as Purple Heart, though, which can make you eargasm the moment you listen to her. Tanaka's performance as Purple Heart is very much the same as Fahn's, still with that same sexy mature voice, but she shows a far greater deal of competence as a voice actor. Fahn also does a poor job with Next Purple, sounding very similar to the dreadful English performance of [http://metroid.wikia.com/wiki/Samus_Aran Samus Aran] in [https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4e41d2b40b9d6e2ab467ff/1612855779673-B5L9FMMXBC4NWRG4N0YF/residential-trash-services.jpg Metroid: Other M]. Tanaka's NEXT Purple is barely noticeable compared to the good old Purple Heart. | Her Japanese voice actress is Rie Tanaka, and her English voice actress is Melissa Fahn. Her Japanese voice is very annoying. She seems to think, "IF I GO HIGHER PITCHED, I'M CUTER, RIGHT???" but it really works against her. Her English voice is considerably deeper, yet perfectly embodies Neptune. She speaks playfully and jokingly, sometimes a bit singsong, which is a fitting voice for Neptune's mischievous, stupid, and energetic character. When it comes to Purple Heart, however, the Japanese voice actress definitely is better. While Fahn does a great job at bringing Neptune to life, she struggles on the delivery of Purple Heart's more mature and calm voice. She does have a sweet, smooth caramel voice as Purple Heart, though, which can make you eargasm the moment you listen to her. Tanaka's performance as Purple Heart is very much the same as Fahn's, still with that same sexy mature voice, but she shows a far greater deal of competence as a voice actor. Fahn also does a poor job with Next Purple, sounding very similar to the dreadful English performance of [http://metroid.wikia.com/wiki/Samus_Aran Samus Aran] in [https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5c4e41d2b40b9d6e2ab467ff/1612855779673-B5L9FMMXBC4NWRG4N0YF/residential-trash-services.jpg Metroid: Other M]. Tanaka's NEXT Purple is barely noticeable compared to the good old Purple Heart. | ||
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== TRIVIA == | == TRIVIA == | ||
− | + | *Neptune personifies and is based off the cancelled Sega Neptune, which was supposed to be a hybrid of the Sega Mega Drive and the 32X, but was thankfully cancelled in favor of the Sega <s>Satan</s> Saturn. Maybe it's for the best, seeing how it would have only been used as a basis for a shrine to CPU Purple Heart herself because of how shitty the 32X library was. | |
− | *Neptune personifies and is based off the cancelled Sega Neptune, which was supposed to be a hybrid of the Sega Mega Drive and the 32X, but was | + | *According to herself, Neptune has the greatest ass out of the four CPUs. Of course, only she thinks that. |
− | *According to herself, Neptune has the greatest ass out of the four CPUs. | ||
*Although Neptune does seem like the kind of person careless enough to roam around wearing nothing but a jacket, she does actually wear some kind of weird shirt/sleeve/thing underneath. | *Although Neptune does seem like the kind of person careless enough to roam around wearing nothing but a jacket, she does actually wear some kind of weird shirt/sleeve/thing underneath. | ||
*Neptune is illiterate. | *Neptune is illiterate. |
Latest revision as of 03:44, 8 January 2024
Boring Info | |
True Name | Neptunia |
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Nicknames | Nep
Nep-Nep Nep-Nep-Nep Nep-Nep-Nep-Nep Neptuna Neppy Nepsy Nepko Neptun Nepper Neptumor Nepelvis Neppermint Nepperoni Nyarlethotep satan |
Appears In | literally every game i think |
Stats | |
3 Sizes | B73
W54 H76 |
Cup | A |
Height | 146cm |
Thigh Gap | 3.1cm |
Fucks Given | 0 |
Technical Info | |
Voice (EN) | Melissa Fahn |
Voice (JP) | Rie Tanaka |
Race | Retard |
Weapon | A fucking wooden stick |
Residence | Planeptune |
Personifies | Sega Neptune |
Neptune (ネプ) is, the main protagonist of the Hyperdimension Neptunia series. She is one of the four main CPUs, the CPU of Planeptune. Her adventures start after she meets Compa and IF to find the Key Fragments around the world and defeat some monsters along the way to save Histoire who is sealed. She has an IQ of 52, and is fluent in 3 languages: English, Japanese and memespeak.
Story
Hyperdimension Neptunia
Long ago in Celestia, Neptune was born with half a brain. Neptune was confronted by the other three goddesses (Vert, Blanc, and Noire), chosen to be exiled to signal the end of the console war. She was defeated and banished to the world below, known as Gamindustri.
The next thing she knew, she was alone in the dark, and a voice reached out to her needing her help. This voice belonged to Histoire, who had been sealed. This was just a dream, however. When she woke up, she found herself in an unfamiliar room. A girl who was sitting next to her explained that this was her room, and that she had found Neptune pierced elegantly into the ground, like a spear. She introduced herself as Compa. Neptune introduces herself too, but ends up with the nickname "Nep-Nep," due to her name being too difficult for Compa to pronounce. She goes on a journey around Gamindustri, collecting Key Fragments guarded by strong monsters in order to break the seal on Histoire.
Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2/Re;Birth 2
Neptune gets captured, then after the plot kicks in, Nepgear goes and saves her, proving how masochistic she truly is. After some irrelevant shenanigans goes on, Nepgear gets a hold of the Gehaburn, the greatest weapon in JRPG history, and actually kills her, ending the canon timeline once and for all.
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory/Re;Birth3
Stuff happens in Ultradimension and Neptune is there just so that the producers have an excuse to name the game "Neptunia" so that the game can sell. Regardless of relative quality, if the game was called "Ultradimension Plutia" the game would have sold half as much. Neptune doesn't do much of value besides existing. Which, admittedly, is plenty of value.
Megadimension Neptunia VII/VIIR
Take everything from the previous section, replace "Ultradimension" with "Zero Dimension" and "Plutia" with "Uzume" and you've got yourself quite a good game, actually (VIIR sucks)
Personality
Human Form
Laid back and carefree. That Nep doesn't have a care in the world and jokes around all the time. Despite everything, she cares for her friends and shows a strong sense of justice. She'd do great in a shounen manga.
HDD Form
More calm and observant than her human form. It's still Neptune, though, so you can see her playful side shine through every now and then if you pay attention long enough. In Victory/Re;Birth3, she shows herself to be a master of the art of tsukkomi (aka WITTY COMEBACKS), which is a mandatory skill when dealing with Sadie. She can also get pretty horny at times, but you haven't heard that from us.
Likes and Dislikes
Neptune likes pudding. Neptune loves pudding. If Neptune doesn't eat at least 5 servings of pudding daily, she will surely die. She doesn't, however, like eggplants. She dislikes eggplants so much that with a strong enough eggplant smell, she won't be able to maintain HDD. Neptune also hates work. She's so adverse to working, that if it wasn't for the fact that Histoire keeps her on a literal leash, (what, did you think that choker was just for show?) she wouldn't work a single second in the day. She's lucky she's a video game character. Neptune spends so much time eating junk food and playing video games that, well, let's just say that if she were a real person in real life, she'd look like some of the "art" you see on DeviantArt.
Anatomy
The average height of an adult Neptune is 4' 9" (146cm). The max known height of a Neptune is 5' 4" (164cm). There is no known minimum height of an adult Neptune. The average thigh gap is 1.22" (3.1cm).
Neptune's anatomy is a little bit different from your average human or goddess. The most notable of which is the fact that she doesn't actually have a brain. Despite hundreds of years of study, scientists still cannot figure out how Neptune manages to live without a brain, but she does. The reason why she is so stupid is directly because of her lack of a brain. Most likely, the reason why she is able to survive a fall from any height, is also due to not having a brain, which was hinted at in Victory. Neptune also has an unusual metabolism. Her metabolism is highly specialized in processing carbohydrates. In layman's terms, that means she can eat sweets without getting fat. The only other character in the Neptunia series that can do that is Reimu, with the power of her Yin-Yang Orb. The D-pad shaped accessories on her head appear to be hairclips, but are actually a part of her body. While they are detachable, Neptune gets cranky after spending a long time without them. They are very hard, have a plastic-like texture, and sharp edges. The edges aren't sharp enough to cut skin, but will cause considerable discomfort when rubbed.
Another oddity of Neptune's anatomy is her bone structure. At a glance, Neptune appears to have regular bones, just like any ordinary human or goddess. However, instead of bones, Neptune's skeleton is actually made up of what's called "lazybones." Neptune's lazybones function mostly the same as regular bones, however, the more Neptune moves around, the more energy her lazybones sap from her, making her just want to roll around and do nothing. They also rattle when she gets really upset. Her hands and fingers, however, have regular bones instead of lazybones, so playing video games doesn't make her lethargic at all.
Albeit a bit unrelated to her anatomy, her signature jacket has a unique ability. It bestows upon the wearer the ability to see behind the fourth wall. Wearing it just once will have permanent effects, but the more someone wears it, the stronger that ability becomes. Since Neptune wears it (almost) all the time, her ability to break the fourth wall is almost unparalleled. Neptune has actually been to the real world once before, but only for several seconds in New Mexico. After taking a right turn at Albuquerque, she found herself back in Gamindustri.
Voice
Her Japanese voice actress is Rie Tanaka, and her English voice actress is Melissa Fahn. Her Japanese voice is very annoying. She seems to think, "IF I GO HIGHER PITCHED, I'M CUTER, RIGHT???" but it really works against her. Her English voice is considerably deeper, yet perfectly embodies Neptune. She speaks playfully and jokingly, sometimes a bit singsong, which is a fitting voice for Neptune's mischievous, stupid, and energetic character. When it comes to Purple Heart, however, the Japanese voice actress definitely is better. While Fahn does a great job at bringing Neptune to life, she struggles on the delivery of Purple Heart's more mature and calm voice. She does have a sweet, smooth caramel voice as Purple Heart, though, which can make you eargasm the moment you listen to her. Tanaka's performance as Purple Heart is very much the same as Fahn's, still with that same sexy mature voice, but she shows a far greater deal of competence as a voice actor. Fahn also does a poor job with Next Purple, sounding very similar to the dreadful English performance of Samus Aran in Metroid: Other M. Tanaka's NEXT Purple is barely noticeable compared to the good old Purple Heart.
QUOTES
TRIVIA
- Neptune personifies and is based off the cancelled Sega Neptune, which was supposed to be a hybrid of the Sega Mega Drive and the 32X, but was thankfully cancelled in favor of the Sega
SatanSaturn. Maybe it's for the best, seeing how it would have only been used as a basis for a shrine to CPU Purple Heart herself because of how shitty the 32X library was. - According to herself, Neptune has the greatest ass out of the four CPUs. Of course, only she thinks that.
- Although Neptune does seem like the kind of person careless enough to roam around wearing nothing but a jacket, she does actually wear some kind of weird shirt/sleeve/thing underneath.
- Neptune is illiterate.
- Her hoodie strings are actually USB plugs.
- Neptune's original design was some random ass doodle based on the Roman sea god, Neptune. Her original design was liked so much by Tsunako's coworkers, she was made the into protagonist of the series and... radically redesigned. Good job.
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Gallery
neptunia series after tsunako quits