Bunraku Noh

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• Vital Stats

  • Name: Bunraku Noh
  • Gender: Male
  • Played by: Benjie
  • Nicknames: Bunraku, Bun, Noh, No, That Kid With The Asian Theatre For Names
  • Race: Human
  • Class: Shape shifter/Soul eater
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Age: 16
  • Body Type: slim/lean
  • Height: 5' 5"
  • Weight: 130 lbs
  • Complexion: light
  • Hair: Purple
  • Eyes: Bright Green
  • Handedness: Ambidextrious
  • Scars: None. Yet.
  • Relationship Status: Flying solo.
  • Personality: kind-spirited, agreeable, curious
  • Mannerisms: Excentric
  • Likes: Adventures, action, friends, family, learning, practicing his combat skill
  • Dislikes: smelly people, complacency, quiet people, but people who don't answer his questions worst of all.

• Description

  He is young, small, and skinny. Many have overlooked this fellow. His voice is his first deception. It is rich and deep with a raspiness most associate with an aged man. He possesses a hearty laugh and bright eyes. He doesn't appear to carry any weapon, but those who know him know that he doesn't need a weapon. He is one. He is a novice shape shifter. He has the ability to literally turn himself into a weapon when he needs to fight.
  
  He wears a green tee-shirt with an open purple button-down shirt. His white jeans stay remarkably clean despite constantly on the move and his purple sneakers look brand new.
  
  As a novice shape shifter, he is able to shift his shape into only novice animals and items. As far as animals, he can shift into small animals such as small dogs, cats, rodents, et cetera, or humanoid creatures, such as nekos. Where items are concerned, he can shift, either fully or partially, into a dagger, short sword, or a plethora of other small weaponry.

• Biography

  His birth name is Hāto Yuu. Growing up, his family loved the theatre. They saw a show at least once a week. As a child, Yuu loved Bunraku, puppet theatre. As he got older, his tastes moved towards Nō theatre, a beautiful, magical form of theatre. When he turned sixteen, he no longer desired to stay rooted in his small village. He told his parents of his desire to see the world, however they didn't take him seriously. One night, after everyone had gone to sleep, he left and never looked back. At the closest town, many miles away, he threw away his old clothing and memorabilia of his old village and started his new life.