Charon

Eyes: Round, deep+darkish reddish-brown eyes. Look much more honey-colored in direct sunlight.
Skin: Charon's skin color is reminiscent of red soil. (TBH, when i color him, he seems to be closer to orange than red...)
Hair: His hair is a saturated blue-black, shaved into three sections: a thick head of straight hair, top center with two tufts sticking out in the sideburn area. Loves keeping his hair up, and only takes it down if he's asleep or too busy to consider putting it back up.
Body type: Shorter than the average Orc, Charon still stands assuredly with a wide body (he was very lean when he was a teenager). His chest, torso, arm and thigh+leg muscles aren't super defined but very thick.
Special notes for Charon's appearance: As an Orc, he does have the trademarks of his heritage: having short but pointed ears, and thick protruding tusks on his lower set of teeth. Also, for these Orcs specifically, they all have tattoos-- so Charon's various tattoos are of proper custom; some are gained through social mores, but most are necessary to identify one another's origins... And some are there just due to perpetuated, long-gone ritual customs.
The older he gets, the hairier he gets-- this includes head hair (thus the bun in adolescence, and longer ponytail as a young adult, etc). His body hair is practically black instead of the deep dark blue on his head.
Has thick eyebrows that split at the ends.
More often than not has his fingernails and toenails painted black [this is common for Orcs]

• The Orcs come from a long line of tough, nomadic ancestors that have settled along coastline for hundreds of years. While the forefathers and the much older Orcs of today understand that there is more to life than their species and peaceful life along the coast, they purposely stay in their place, not having expanded for a half-century.
• Because of the overall peaceful living, the Orcs have not seen another living species in centuries. The information on other species is nil and many Orcs believe they're the only people in the world. [This couldn't be further from the truth, but when the time comes, the Orcs will integrate fairly well with the other people in their world.]
• There are various settlements (Orcish cities/towns), but the most populated is Charon's father's settlement.
  The Orcs are constantly busy working, since the populations are quite large in each settlement; intense labor is necessary to keep everyone alive and healthy all across their lands in their little-to-no-machinery lifestyle.
• The tattoos are given throughout an Orcs life, starting at young ages [you can read more about that in the next category, too]. While the facial and torso/back tattoos are different depending on an Orc's birthplace settlement, the chin, neck, shoulders, chest, arm, thigh and leg tattoos are the same for every individual. Their meanings were once necessary for the smaller settlements to distinguish each Orc, but as the colonies got bigger and expanded farther, the meanings were lost and are just relegated to regions. Charon's settlement's tattoos meanings in particular once meant a more strong, violent, good-hunting type of Orc.

• Charon was born into a very interesting circumstance, beyond being a twin. While most Orcs had been getting their tattoos at young ages (6-8 y.o.), Charon's mother was passionate and demanding that her newborn twins could handle the tattooing not soon after they had been cleaned off! Then again, the herbs mothers giving birth ingest are wildly psychotropic and numbing, so that may have factored into her choices...
  Whatever the reason, the consequences were immediate: Charon handled the process so well that this ritual became the new standard. Charon's twin brother, Monti, was not so fortunate and passed out, scaring the living daylights out of all the Orcs helping in this occasion-- he recovered just fine, though. Even in his adulthood, many Orcs across the settlements can recognize Charon due to this change.
• If he wouldn't have been tattooed at birth, he still would have his pleasant and carefree childhood, as his father is the chief of the largest settlement. But his renown had started and would never stop after that point, so he was favored and treated highly. Many families across the settlements desired to offer their children in arranged marriages to have Charon in their family. It wasn't until Charon's family came across Yara's family, who offered a huge dowry for their only daughter, who was pitifully underweight and seemingly infirm. The 'payout' was risky but when Charon and Yara spent time together, the families noticed that Yara perked up with each visit. They had high hopes for the two to build on each other (...and the dowry), and settled the arrangements.

• While it seems like Charon buckled under the pressure that his family and friends placed on him for being a strong child, Charon still holds himself highly in these regards and is proud of it all... It's just he's naturally lazy, and as he's grown he still avoids responsibility for playtime. Because his family is large and his father is important, nobody speaks out at Charon's lack of duty, either.
• Even though he has three children with his wife, Yara, he spends about as much time with his immediate family as he does with his cousins, sisters and brothers, and acquaintances. Which Yara tolerates, but his children are a little bit more overwhelmed at the lack of their father's preferences and attentions.
• When his father gets into spats with the other settlements leaders on whether or not to expand their lands (his father opposes), Charon likes to speak with the heralding Orcs to send off information that his father agrees with these ideas to expand. This causes a lot of issues and is one of the fairly bigger reasons the Orcs break out into a civil war (LOL)