Tamara Anderson

Tamara is a young adult Delta meta Usagimimi and the 7th child of Hope Leap and Bob Anderson. While she is not the youngest, she is by far the most naïve and innocent of her siblings. Her main issue is that she does not fully understand the effect her powerful extremely feminine size and figure along with her exceptional beauty has on men and a large number of women.

Tammy is however one of the most sexually insatiable members of the family, surpassed only by her mother.

Tamara is known for having the third proportionally (adjusted for height difference) largest bust among the women in Key Lake City, with her older sister Pam in second place and Sofia Lacroix as the undisputed first place by a large margin.

BACKSTORY

Tamara is the seventh of eleven children. By the time she was born, Pamela, Laurel, and Violet were already old enough to be growing into lives of their own, while Lisa, Elizabeth, and Brigitte were still small children themselves, two, four, and five years old respectively. It was those three who ended up with far more hands-on contact with her as a baby than her oldest sisters.

Ray holds a special place in Tamara's heart from the moment he was born "different," the family's one regular child. She and Leyla used to go watch him in his crib as babies, always under Hope's close supervision; they were free to play with baby Gina, but touching Ray himself was off limits, for fear they might hurt him without meaning to. It wasn't until Tamara and Leyla turned five that they were trusted to have grown enough control to safely play with him, or with their father.

Key Lake City's school system splits into two stages: primary school for grades one through eight, and secondary school, usually just called high school, for grades nine through twelve. By the time Tamara started first grade at Twin Goddess Primary School, Pamela had already graduated high school entirely and Laurel was already a tenth grader, both of them effectively living in a different world from the one Tamara was just entering. Lisa, Elizabeth, and Brigitte, though, were all still students at the same school, giving her familiar older faces in the halls from her very first day.

No sibling was closer to her than Leyla, though. Only a year apart, the two of them were partners in trouble as much as anything else growing up, forever dragging each other into one scheme or shenanigan or another. Tamara shares Leyla's bookish streak too, the same hunger to learn about everything and anything, and even inherited something of her sister's prodigious memory, though her raw processing power falls a little short of Leyla's own. It's still leagues beyond anything a regular person could manage, but her innocence and childlike manner routinely make her come across as far less sharp than she actually is.

That blind spot showed up early, and in a very physical way. Her proportions set in well ahead of her mind, and while she was still years away from her teens she already had the body of a buxom, athletic twenty-year-old while thinking and acting exactly like the child she still was. She went about her day the way any other girl her age would, completely oblivious to the effect she had on the boys around her, whose hormones had no idea what to do with a body like that attached to a classmate. Teachers and school staff were constantly after her about it, bend your knees when you pick something up, don't bounce so much when you walk, because she had a habit of bending straight from the waist to grab something off the floor and letting her skirt flare right up behind her. The chaos that followed was completely lost on her: boys walking face-first into walls and doors, kids slamming into each other and hitting the ground, some tripping over their own feet, all without her ever noticing a thing. She'd straighten back up, walk off, and glance back at the mess behind her, genuinely puzzled about what had just happened. She had no interest in boys at that age regardless, not that it stopped every boy in her grade from wanting her attention anyway.

As the oldest of the Anderson-Leap children, Pamela has always been something close to a second mother to Tamara, someone she looked up to without reservation from an early age and turned to for advice before she'd think to ask almost anyone else, their own mother included.

Laurel and Violet filled a more familiar older-sister role for Lisa, Tamara, and Leyla growing up. Violet in particular was the one the younger girls looked up to as the prettiest of them all, always effortlessly able to get boys eating out of her hand, and she took real pleasure in teaching her younger sisters about fashion, makeup, and how to carry themselves in a way that turned heads.

Becoming an Adult

Tamara attends Kevin Lee High School, the same school her older siblings passed through before her.

When she started as a freshman, Lisa was already there waiting for her, a junior by then and a familiar face in an unfamiliar building, while Elizabeth had graduated just the year before and was no longer around day to day. Lisa quickly saw firsthand just how oblivious her sister was to the effect she had on boys, and how easily some of them tried to take advantage of that innocence to talk her into things she shouldn't have. For those first two years she made it her business to watch out for Tammy, stepping in more than once before things went further than her sister even realized.

By the same token, Tammy kept an eye on Lisa, always ready to intervene whenever her clumsy older sister was about accidentally hurt someone, just by positioning herself between her sister and potential victim or by catching anyone Lisa accidentally bumps into before they hit a wall or the ground.

Growing up, Tamara had already settled naturally into the role of protective older sister for Gina, Ray, and Skipper, the three siblings young enough to actually need it; Leyla never really fit that dynamic, the two of them always closer to peers than to an older and younger sister despite Tamara standing taller and bigger than her. When Lisa graduated, that informal role hardened into something more official, Tamara now the oldest Anderson still walking the halls and the one the younger kids looked to, while Tim, by then already the one closest to her, quietly took over as Tammy's own protector in Lisa's place. It didn't stay that way for long, though: once Tammy started seeing Tim seriously and began spending most of her free time with him, the caretaking role drifted over to Leyla by default, who picked up watching over the youngest without much needing to be asked.

With Gina specifically, the dynamic is a little more complicated. Tamara tries to play the protective big sister the same way she does with Ray and Skipper, but Gina is quick to remind her, gently enough, that she's orders of magnitude stronger than Tamara and, if anything, is the one who ought to be looking out for everyone else. Gina has fully taken that responsibility to heart, well aware she's the most powerful person in the family behind their mother, and feels a real duty to keep everyone safe because of it.

Her bond with Skipper runs especially close. Tamara's overtly friendly nature matches well with Skipper's romantic, dreamy streak, and the two of them spend plenty of afternoons cuddled up on the sofa together watching romantic comedies. When Skipper started high school alongside Gina and Ray, she gravitated toward the brother she adores and toward Tamara, the sister she feels closest to. That closeness took a hit once Tammy started dating Tim, though; Skipper felt a little left out, even a bit down about it, and channeled most of that energy into her pursuit of Michael instead.

Ray is protective of all his sisters, so when Tammy started dating Tim, he immediately turned into the jealous younger brother, giving Tim grief and trying, not very successfully, to intimidate him. Tammy could have just as easily bullied Ray into backing off, but instead she leans on being relentlessly friendly and appreciative of him, all but begging him to give Tim a real chance. When he does something she wants, she rewards him with tight hugs and showers of kisses that leave him feeling extremely good, maybe a little too good, which is really just her core flaw playing out close to home: she still doesn't fully register the effect her body has on people, her own brother very much included.

By her senior year Tamara had grown savvy enough that boys no longer got away with taking advantage of her, though a real streak of innocence never left her, one that would carry well past her eighteenth birthday. Gina, Ray, and Skipper (who'd skipped a grade to be with her older siblings) were all attending alongside her by then too.

Despite being Violet's polar opposite, tomboyish where Violet is polished, Brigitte bonds with Tamara just as easily, a credit to how naturally friendly Tamara is with every one of her siblings. The two of them share a taste in music, and Tamara often prefers to do her homework in Brigitte's room just to listen to her play, staying around, too, when Brigitte is teaching Ray guitar, cheering him on when he struggles and celebrating with him when he finally nails a song. When Gina drops by to sing along with Brigitte, Tamara often joins in too, just for the fun of it, well aware her own voice doesn't come close to Gina's.

Her relationship with Elizabeth is the most taxing of all her siblings. The protectiveness that colored things when Tamara was small gave way, once they'd both grown, and these days her relationship with Elizabeth runs on constant teasing and verbal sparring. Elizabeth, always the playful prankster, finds Tamara's trusting nature easy prey and rarely passes up the chance to needle her over it, though never with any real intent to hurt her. If anything, the teasing works something like an education of its own, aimed squarely at the things Elizabeth thinks her little sister most needs to toughen up about, like how easily she trusts people or how gullible she can be.

Tamara's enthusiasm has always had a habit of outpacing her control, and by the time she reached high school it had already sent more than one boy she was involved with to Pamela's clinic for a healing touch. Tim would eventually become the one she's hurt worst and most often, simply because he's the one she's stayed with the longest, but Pamela had plenty of practice with the pattern long before he ever came into the picture. Tamara doesn't just love her oldest sister for it; she feels genuinely, permanently indebted to her, fully aware that without Pamela's gift more than one boy she cared about would not have walked away from her.

Even before Tamara's own drive fully came into its own, Laurel was already the most sexually active of the sisters, her Futanari nature giving her a rare, practical insight into what pleases women and men alike. Of all the older sisters, she's the one the rest of the family goes to for advice about sex, and she's always been generous about sharing what she knows, theoretical guidance for the youngest siblings, more hands-on instruction once they're old enough to actually receive it. Tamara has heard Elizabeth and Lisa rave about their own experiences with her more than once, and now that she's old enough to ask for the same, she's desperate to, if only she could work up the nerve to actually approach Laurel about it.

Relationship with Tim

She is in a serious relationship with Tim Salazar, a regular boy her age from her school. They met two years ago, on Tim's first day at the school. Running to class without looking where he was going, he crashed face-first into her sister Lisa from behind, right in front of the lockers where Leyla, Lisa, and Tammy were all talking. It was Tammy who crouched down to check on him, wiped the blood from his nose, and offered to walk him to the infirmary, while Leyla couldn't resist ribbing Lisa about the whole thing. Tammy and Tim discovered they shared the same history class and were fast friends within the day.

The friendship turned romantic not long after, but Tammy wanted to keep it quiet and take things slow. She'd been burned before by classmates and had been linked to two other guys that same year, and didn't want the reputation of being a bunny who hops from one guy to the next. For close to two years they kept the relationship secret, stealing time together in bathroom stalls and behind the trees by the basketball court rather than risk being seen. It wasn't until the start of senior year, once Tammy had no doubt left that Tim was her soulmate, that she introduced him to her family and friends as her boyfriend. Since going public the two of them have been close to inseparable.

Being considerably heavier and stronger than him, she frequently injures him during sex, sending him to Pamela's clinic or apartment for a healing touch. The repeated intimate contact left Pamela with a genuine, reciprocated affection for Tim; knowing he would never leave her for anyone, and that Pam would never try to take him, Tammy has given the two of them her blessing to be intimate as well, so long as Tim comes back to her afterward still up for more. Like her sisters, Tammy keeps a clear line between sex, which she views as a pleasurable release, and love, which she reserves for Tim alone.

The clearest example of the risk she poses to him remains the time she lost control mid-embrace and crushed him between her thighs, shattering his hip, several ribs, and both femurs, badly enough that it took the full extent of Pamela's healing power, not just her usual touch, to pull him back from the edge. She raced him to Pamela's clinic at full speed in an outright panic, convinced she'd killed him, unable to stop apologizing the entire way there. Once Pamela pulled him through, whatever guilt lingered gave way quickly to her usual doting affection, carrying him home in her arms even after his legs were working perfectly again, simply because she wanted to and he let her.

Parents

With her own children reaching adulthood one by one, Hope has settled into the role of watching Tamara build a real relationship for the first time, and has taken a personal interest in preparing her for what comes next, love, sex, relationships, eventually motherhood. She leans heavily on her own story to do it, telling Tamara more than once about the early days with Bob, back when Hope herself was only a little larger than Tamara is now and Bob was built about the same as Tim, and how the two of them had to feel their way through a size gap that, at the time, seemed just as daunting as anything Tamara and Tim now face.

With Bob, Tamara plays the part of daddy's little girl to the hilt: endlessly helpful, quick to show her gratitude, and always looking for some new way to make him proud. Whenever he needs one of his daughters to tag along on an errand, Tamara is reliably the first to volunteer.

PERSONALITY

Tamara is warm, trusting, and almost incapable of suspecting the worst of anyone, a kindness that leaves her easy to read, easy to talk into things, and genuinely oblivious to the effect her own body has on the people around her, her own brother included. Her Meta intelligence runs sharp, and her memory in particular rivals Leyla's, but none of it ever translated into the kind of street smarts that would let her see people, or herself, clearly; if anything, her innocence makes her come across as less sharp than she actually is.

She's largely unbothered by her own strength in a way her sisters occasionally have to rein in, more focused on taking care of the people she loves in the moment than on dwelling on the danger afterward, and she's comfortable enough with her family's relaxed view of sex versus love to explain it plainly to anyone who needs it rather than let them wonder.

That same open warmth defines how she treats her whole family. She bonds with every one of her siblings easily, however different they are from one another, playing protector to the youngest, student to the bookish, audience to the musical, and grateful daughter to both her parents. Her devotion to Pamela in particular runs deep enough to feel like debt as much as love, and beneath her usual confidence sits a quieter yearning she's still too shy to actually act on.

POWERS AND ABILITIES

As a Meta Delta, Tammy has all the basic superhuman traits all Metas have:

Super Strength.

The ability for the muscles to exert a force far greater than humanly possible.

Super Speed.

The ability to move at speeds far beyond humanly possible. This ability not only accelerates the body movements, it also accelerates metabolism and thinking speed, generating a perception of time slowing down.

Extreme Agility

Extreme control of her muscles along with her flexibility allow her to perform acrobatics and gymnastics at levels far above human capabilitiy.

Extreme Flexibility

Capable of bending and contorting her body far superior than the average human.

Extreme Longevity.

Capable of having a lifespan of several centuries or even millennia.

Extreme Durability.

Possessing a physical durability and resilience allowing her to be immune to blunt force trauma, lacerations, and penetration. Her body is essentially immune to any man-made weapon. Only a stronger meta is capable of hurting her.

Extremely Keen Senses.

Superhuman levels of hearing, eyesight, sense of smell, touch, and taste.

Enhanced Intelligence and Photographic Memory

A severely increased level of processing information (IQ), with greater ability of reasoning and deduction. Also a near limitless memory capacity and near instantaneous perfect recall.
Note that a higher IQ does does not imply the character to be super smart, since other factors influence how bright the person is, including knowledge, experience, naiveté, innocence, and emotional maturity.

Enhanced Endurance and Libido

Her level of stamina is far greater than a regular person, allowing her to perform for many hours non-stop. Her enhanced Libido also makes her ver difficult to satisfy fully.

Resistance to Alcohol, Toxins, and Poisons.

She is incapable of becoming drunk and is immune to all known toxins, viruses, infections, and poisons. Alcohol doesn't impair her cognition or motor control; it only lowers restraint and inhibition, so she gets a light buzz but does not suffer the negative effects of being drunk.

Resistance to Temperature Extremes

Her body is unaffected by temperature extremes, both cold and hot.

Structural Integrity Field

The ability to form a small energy field around her body which lets whatever she is touching or at very close proximity to any part of her body to gain a portion of her durability.
This allows her to sit on regular chairs despite her considerable weight, and to lay on top of a sex partner without crushing him.

Anchoring

Has the ability to fix herself to the ground or whichever platform she stands on and avoid being moved unless she allows it. The power of her anchoring is directly proportional to her power level. Weaker people can't move her while stronger metas may break the anchor.
With this ability she can pull down things that could otherwise lift her weight. Coupled with her super strength and durability, she can tank collisions with trucks and trains that would otherwise push her off her feet.

Reproductive Control

Has the natural ability to control the flow of her reproductive system, capable to decide if and when ovulation takes place.

POTENTIAL PHYSICAL FEATS

These are not real events but calculations of what she is capable of if she used her power to it's limit:

Two-handed deadlift

Can lift 5.6 million metric tons; equivalent to lifting two Golden Gate bridges (one on each hand), loaded with car and people.

Punch force:

Can hit wit a force of 1.8 million metric tons. The impact is strong enough to liquefy a solid block of tungsten carbide with an impact so loud it can be heard across a city.

A full-force punch that connects with nothing still sends a shockwave outward, powerful enough to knock completely flatten anything and everything half a block away, and knocking people off their feet up to three city blocks.

A full-force punch landing directly on an unprotected person delivers enough force to compress every molecule in the target's body, generating so much heat the entire body turns into ionized plasma, bursting in a bright flash of light in a detonation equivalent to 10 kilograms of TNT.

Kick force:

Can kick with a force of 4.9 million metric tons-force. Enough for her leg to cut through heavy tank armor plating, generating so much heat it fully melts the vehicle instantly.

A full-force kick on an unprotected person compress every molecule in the target's body breaking molecular bonds at the point of impact, generating an extreme detonation that completely obliterates the target.

High Jump:

A full power jump from sea-level can reach a height of 4,363 km, ten times the altitude of the orbit of the International Space Station.

The force applied to the pavement for such jump releases about 11.5 tons of TNT-equivalent energy, roughly the payload of the largest non-nuclear bombs in the world. The sidewalk slab underfoot is blown apart forming a 30 meter wide crater. Anyone standing within a city block is instantly blown to pieces by the shockwave, with fatal injuries up to three city blocks. Any structure half a block way is turned to rubble instantly.

Full Sprint

Can reach a speed of 9,247 m/s (33,289 km/h, Mach 27), faster than the speed of the Space Shuttle at re-entry.

Running at that speed through a city, a continuous, violent shock front runs the length of her route the entire time she's at speed, indistinguishable from a nonstop sonic boom at street level. Anyone within half a block from her would be atomized by her wake, remaining lethal as far as three and a half city blocks, and knocking people off their feet 1.5 kilometers away. The wind from her wake can be felt over 6 kilometers away. The air friction against her body generates so much heat it would incinerate anyone within 40 meters of her path, and fatally burned up to six blocks, and light "sunburn" up to a little over a kilometer, with people feeling the heat up to 6 kilometers away.