Dubbing Steins; Gate the Video Game! (ONLY NEED MAYURI)
momdestroyer for Makise Kurisu
[MahkEsay KoorEsoo]
Voice: medium-medium low
Personality: Throughout the series, Kurisu shows a sensible and mature attitude, usually calm and collected even when someone is acting tense in front of her. However, she can also show a much more timid side at times. She has been described as a tsundere by Rintarou Okabe and Itaru Hashida time and time again, though she is shown to be annoyed whenever someone calls her that.
Mature as she is, Kurisu is very sarcastic, and often expresses this through her annoyance at Okabe's 'mad scientist' antics. She seems to hate being nicknamed, as she dislikes all of the names that Okabe gives her. Ironically, on the rare occasions he uses her real name, she takes it as a sign that something is seriously wrong.
Her accomplishments in spite of her youth have exposed Kurisu to the jealousy of those who consider themselves her betters. As a result, she has adopted an acerbic attitude that functions to hide her vulnerabilities. At heart, Kurisu is a very curious girl who loves science and can't resist an interesting experiment. She occasionally makes statements- for example, that data collection should be considered before a subject's privacy - that have led Okarin to dub her a fellow mad scientist. Kurisu does not approve.
Background: Is a genius girl who graduated from university at the age of seventeen. Her research on the brain's memory retention system has earned critical acclaim in the scientific community. She later joins the Future Gadget Lab as Member 004.
"I've only lived 18 years, but I don't want to change any of them. They're all part of my life,even the failures."
(Arguing with Okabe because he isn’t saying her name right) "Say it right, Hououin Pervert-Kyouma!"
(Referring to the theory of relativity. The key here is sounding like you understand what you are saying.) "For example, let’s say someone were to go to Haneda(Honduh) Airport and board a plane headed to Okinawa(“O”kEnahwah). Upon arrival, that person would be about one hundred millionth of a second further into the future than I am."
