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Tokaimura

"Final Fantasy { 4th Gen Gon }"

This lion is immortal! It will not age or get hungry.

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Appearance		Markings
Base	Divine (Black Skin)	Slot 1: Fiery Inverted Brawl (65%) Tier 3 Slot 2: Fiery Belly (55%) Tier 3 Slot 5: Hyena Spots Heavy Ebony (53%) Tier 3 Slot 8: Celestial Speckles (63%) Tier 3 Slot 10: White Feline Unders (59%) Tier 1
Genetics	Black Dark Countershaded Special
Eyes	Pink
Mane Type	Diabolic
Mane Color	Opal
Mutation	Tigon
Marking Slots	10

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Biography
Named after the nuclear accident in the city of Tokaimura in Japan (1999) Until March 2011, the worst nuclear accident in the history of Japan took place at a uranium facility in Tokaimura on September 30, 1999. Three workers were attempting to mix nitric acid and uranium to form the fuel uranyl nitrate. However, the workers unknowingly used seven times the allowable limit of uranium, and the reactor couldn’t stop the solution from reaching critical mass. The three technicians were exposed to massive gamma and neutron radiation poisoning, which killed two of them. More than 70 other workers received high doses of radiation as well. After an investigation, the International Atomic Energy Agency said that the accident had been caused by "human error and serious breaches of safety principles." Information credit

Biography

Named after the nuclear accident in the city of Tokaimura in Japan (1999)

Until March 2011, the worst nuclear accident in the history of Japan took place at a uranium facility in Tokaimura on September 30, 1999. Three workers were attempting to mix nitric acid and uranium to form the fuel uranyl nitrate. However, the workers unknowingly used seven times the allowable limit of uranium, and the reactor couldn’t stop the solution from reaching critical mass.

The three technicians were exposed to massive gamma and neutron radiation poisoning, which killed two of them. More than 70 other workers received high doses of radiation as well. After an investigation, the International Atomic Energy Agency said that the accident had been caused by "human error and serious breaches of safety principles."

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