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You know the drill. If you have any questions for Azuki, place then in the comments and she'll answer!

Tags: @terror2

> Interviewer
A: Azuki

> You’re listening to the Midnight Hour, Stardust Crossing’s only locally broadcasted late night show. I’m your host Johnny Rocket, here to keep you company on the road, in the office, or wherever you tune in from. We’ve got another exciting interview for you tonight with a local legend. Probably the most famous guest we'e had on the show. Please, say hello.

A: Hiya hiya, Hayasaka Azuki here.

> That’s right, the Race Queen herself, fresh from her victory last weekend. I hear you have another name on the track, is that true?

A: The newspapers call me the Pink Comet, and the race announcers have picked it up as well.

> You like the name?

A: It does imply that everyone behind me will be eating my dust, so yeah!

> Obviously, you’re a professional race car driver, but what’s that like actually?

A: Well, it involves a lot of driving.

> I never would have guessed!

A: Right? Surprising. It's less glamorous than you might think though. We do a lot of endurance training for the long races and those racing suits get really sweaty.

> Your photoshoots do give a different impression, I must say.

A: Yeah… to be clear, those weren't my idea. But the fans like them and the pay is pretty good, so it is what it is.

> You put a lot of time into both sides of your work, but what do you do to unwind?

A: I hit the arcade. Fighting games usually, or air hockey.

> Staying competitive off the track too?

A: You could say that. *laugh* I don't know... I feel my best when I'm pushing my limits. I even try to do silly things, like being the first one to finish eating, or carrying all the grocery bags in one trip.

> You ever lose any of these little games?

A: Sometimes. Sometimes I wonder if it annoys people but then I see the girls getting fired up too and it makes me want to try even harder.

> You don't get road rage by any chance, do you?

A: No comment.

> Alright, alright. Any music you blast while driving?

A: Eurobeat. K-pop. EDM. I like high tempos to get my heart racing.

> What snacks do you refuel with?

A: It's hard to beat good french fries. I also drink a lot of energy drinks. I don't have a lot of time to cook so I eat out a lot. Probably too much.

> Does all that driving ever get old?

A: Not at all! The driver’s seat is probably my favorite place in the whole world. Second only to the garage.

> Any achievements you’re proud of off the track?

A: I did beat Mansion of the Dead in a single run before. Had a crowd by the time credits rolled.

> All by yourself?

A: It was co-op, to be fair.

> You have a bestie to back you up?

A: Yeah, Ember is the best. She’s good at games, she knows all about cars and other machines. And she’s always so chill. I feel like she really gets me.

> The two of you ever race each other?

A: Only in Mario Kart. *laughs*

> Anyone who gets on your nerves?

A: Runie, probably. She just doesn't get it. I think she finds normal stuff to be kind of boring. All the girls are supportive though, just so we’re clear.

> Of course, good friends are hard to come by.

A: Yeah.

> You live alone?

A: I have an apartment near the track. No cats or dogs or anything, but I do have a fish tank. It's a lot of work to keep it clean, but I enjoy the process.

> Like a goldfish tank or something more exotic?

A: Tropical. A salt water tank. The fish are so colorful that its relaxing to watch.

> Anything you worry about?

A: Crashing is always a concern. I'm a good driver but there's always situations on a race that are out of your control. I’ve had a few stalkers too.

> That doesn't sound good.

A: It's okay, I have good security. I pack my own heat too, so they don’t want to mess with me. That's another thing Ember and I have in common. We compete in target practice.

> Let that be a warning to any future stalkers out there. Any goals you’re striving for?

A: I’ve been really into space stuff recently. I think one day I might want to trade my car for a spaceship.

> Maybe you can join the race to Mars?

A: A whole new circuit. *laughs*

> Looks like time is short, so let's wrap it up. Dream vacation?

A: A nice long road trip with lots of stops.

> Ideal date?

A: I think the arcade is still good. I like to get competitive with my dates. If I win, I have fun. If I lose, well, that’s kinda hot too.

> And how would you like that hot date to end?

A: I’ve always wanted to try road head. That or something stupid involving a motorcycle.

> Do I want to ask?

A: No, I don't want you getting in trouble if someone tries it. *laughs*

> Any last words?

A: Open circuit next month, if anyone out there thinks they can take me.

> You heard it here first folks, get out there and practice. Last one, have you ever wished upon a star, and if so, what for?

A: For a chance to prove myself."

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Hi Azuki, I've got 3 short questions for you. 1. Is there a specific car brand you like driving in the most? 2. You said your favorite place was the garage. Does this mean you do a lot of maintenance on the car yourself? 3. Since you brought up Mario Kart, who is your go-to driver in the game? (If you want to know, mine's Daisy.)

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20 Questions With Azuki 🏁

[20Q series, part 6] You know the drill. If you have any questions for Azuki, place then in the comments and she'll answer! Tags: @terror2 > Interviewer A: Azuki > You’re listening to the Midnight Hour, Stardust Crossing’s only locally broadcasted late night show. I’m your host Johnny Rocket, here to keep you company on the road, in the office, or wherever you tune in from. We’ve got another exciting interview for you tonight with a local legend. Probably the most famous guest we'e had on the show. Please, say hello. A: Hiya hiya, Hayasaka Azuki here. > That’s right, the Race Queen herself, fresh from her victory last weekend. I hear you have another name on the track, is that true? A: The newspapers call me the Pink Comet, and the race announcers have picked it up as well. > You like the name? A: It does imply that everyone behind me will be eating my dust, so yeah! > Obviously, you’re a professional race car driver, but what’s that like actually? A: Well, it involves a lot of driving. > I never would have guessed! A: Right? Surprising. It's less glamorous than you might think though. We do a lot of endurance training for the long races and those racing suits get really sweaty. > Your photoshoots do give a different impression, I must say. A: Yeah… to be clear, those weren't my idea. But the fans like them and the pay is pretty good, so it is what it is. > You put a lot of time into both sides of your work, but what do you do to unwind? A: I hit the arcade. Fighting games usually, or air hockey. > Staying competitive off the track too? A: You could say that. *laugh* I don't know... I feel my best when I'm pushing my limits. I even try to do silly things, like being the first one to finish eating, or carrying all the grocery bags in one trip. > You ever lose any of these little games? A: Sometimes. Sometimes I wonder if it annoys people but then I see the girls getting fired up too and it makes me want to try even harder. > You don't get road rage by any chance, do you? A: No comment. > Alright, alright. Any music you blast while driving? A: Eurobeat. K-pop. EDM. I like high tempos to get my heart racing. > What snacks do you refuel with? A: It's hard to beat good french fries. I also drink a lot of energy drinks. I don't have a lot of time to cook so I eat out a lot. Probably too much. > Does all that driving ever get old? A: Not at all! The driver’s seat is probably my favorite place in the whole world. Second only to the garage. > Any achievements you’re proud of off the track? A: I did beat Mansion of the Dead in a single run before. Had a crowd by the time credits rolled. > All by yourself? A: It was co-op, to be fair. > You have a bestie to back you up? A: Yeah, Ember is the best. She’s good at games, she knows all about cars and other machines. And she’s always so chill. I feel like she really gets me. > The two of you ever race each other? A: Only in Mario Kart. *laughs* > Anyone who gets on your nerves? A: Runie, probably. She just doesn't get it. I think she finds normal stuff to be kind of boring. All the girls are supportive though, just so we’re clear. > Of course, good friends are hard to come by. A: Yeah. > You live alone? A: I have an apartment near the track. No cats or dogs or anything, but I do have a fish tank. It's a lot of work to keep it clean, but I enjoy the process. > Like a goldfish tank or something more exotic? A: Tropical. A salt water tank. The fish are so colorful that its relaxing to watch. > Anything you worry about? A: Crashing is always a concern. I'm a good driver but there's always situations on a race that are out of your control. I’ve had a few stalkers too. > That doesn't sound good. A: It's okay, I have good security. I pack my own heat too, so they don’t want to mess with me. That's another thing Ember and I have in common. We compete in target practice. > Let that be a warning to any future stalkers out there. Any goals you’re striving for? A: I’ve been really into space stuff recently. I think one day I might want to trade my car for a spaceship. > Maybe you can join the race to Mars? A: A whole new circuit. *laughs* > Looks like time is short, so let's wrap it up. Dream vacation? A: A nice long road trip with lots of stops. > Ideal date? A: I think the arcade is still good. I like to get competitive with my dates. If I win, I have fun. If I lose, well, that’s kinda hot too. > And how would you like that hot date to end? A: I’ve always wanted to try road head. That or something stupid involving a motorcycle. > Do I want to ask? A: No, I don't want you getting in trouble if someone tries it. *laughs* > Any last words? A: Open circuit next month, if anyone out there thinks they can take me. > You heard it here first folks, get out there and practice. Last one, have you ever wished upon a star, and if so, what for? A: For a chance to prove myself.