Profile
Height 5'3
Eye color pale blue
Hair color brown
Skin color light brown
Likes
- nature
- freedom
- adventure
Dislikes
- responsibility
- stuck in place
- industrialization
Personality
While he may be prince of his people, he'd rather be off on his own journey then be part of the monarchy system.
Kotaro is always curious and wanting to learn and see more of the natural wonders instead!
History
Beginning
TBA
Present
TBA
Trivia
- Being a Tanooki, he can use his tail to glide!
- He prefers covering his eyes, though even so, he can still see.
Design info
- always add tails + ears, they are part of him.
- usually his eyes stay covered!!
Stats
Name 1 relationship
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Name 2 relationship
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Name 1 relationship
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