Oliver Pagoda

Oliver Pagoda is the son of Jowan Pagoda, one of the adoptive children of Nick Nock. He was born on May 28, 1857 in New York.

Biography
Oliver was raised by Jowan and Phebe Pagoda and was born into a NNB playing family. Although his father was not in the NNBA even though he was capable enough, Oliver thought differently. He was trained to become great NNB player, continuing the legacy of his father, who was the best NNB player of the time. The difference between them was that Oliver wanted to show his ability to everyone and use it to help the NNBA. He joined the NNBA in 1877, at 20 years old. He played for the New York Nicktites for 2 years before getting into the 12th annual Mega Plate in 1879. He was such a great contribution to the team that he was able to get to the Mega Plate in his second year on the team. They played against the Florida Nickviktros and won their first time at the Mega Plate.

Personality
Oliver is very ambitious and would do anything to help the NNBA move foward, specifically his state team, the Nicktites. He is just as good of a player as his father, Jowan, and maybe even better. It is hard to tell since Jowan did not compete in the NNBA, In addition to that, Oliver was 22 years younger than his father, and since Jowan was raised in NNB since he was born, he had much more experience. Oliver loves to help others, especially if it is for the greater good, which he preferes over helping the individual. He was a serious sport player like his father, although he also enjoyed other things like volunteer work for others or donating some of his NNBA salary to charity. Even though he is kind, he is also aggresive when it comes to certain things, such as sports. This is probably because of his ambition to win.