Jowan Pagoda

Jowan Pagoda is one of the adoptive children of Nick Nock and the original creator of the Mega Plate.

Biography
Jowan was born on June 14, 1835 in New York. He was adopted by Nick Nock on this day and was named Jowan Pagoda. This makes Jowan the first member of the Pagoda family. Along with his other adoptive siblings, he was taught to play NNB. He was raised to play it as more than a game, and more like a lifestyle, just as the others were taught. In 1867, when he was 32 years old, he decided to host the Mega Plate. His inspiration came from him wanting to have a championship game for the best players of the NNBA, created just 10 years ago in 1857.

Personality
Jowan Pagoda was always a very serious NNB player. Since it was taught to him as a lifestyle, he was generally very focused on it, however he was even more serious about it than his other siblings. Because of this seriousness, he became very talented at the game. He wasn't very competitive albeit very talented. He never joined the NNBA or played on a team, and was more interested in playing for the game itself, not for winning, even though he did end up winning almost every game he played.