Kadoki Kadokii

Name: Kadoki Kadokii
Appearance: Shortish with blue colored hair that is often messy.
Age: 12
Eye color: Blue-ish Green
Unique Features: He's often seen wearing many different clothes, as well as experimenting with several different marks, but one feature he often uses, is an eyepatch that goes over his left eye.

History:

As a child, Kadoki lived a fairly normal life, despite his somewhat odd beginings. He was a child many had described as "Quirky" rather than "Crazy" as some of his friends claimed.

He was found near the village, protected and hidden from view in the roots of an old tree. A team of shinobi found the child on their way back from a some-what succesfull mission and brought him to the village where he was raised as a Shinobi, despite the objections of the superstitious, who believed that either the child was trapped by the tree to prevent it from causing some catastrophie in the future, the child was meant to be raised by nature, or other such things.

When Kadoki entered the Ninja Academy he did fairly well, showing an excelence in Ninjutsu and a fairly good ability in most other techniques. His choice of friends were a bit more limited than most due to his questionable past, having been told that he was a creature that nature didn't want around. However, he swayed many to good spirits by claiming that it was the other way around, saying that he was a person that Nature truly cared for.

However, even a child who seems as "Normal" as a child his age could be, he still had his shortcomings. Occasionaly he'd act cold or cruel to others, a huge difference compared to his normal state of generosity and kindness. After such times he claimed to know nothing of what happened, often causing others to become angry for reasons he said he didn't recall.

Despite these culturally crippling shortcomings, he had features that people couldn't help but notice, his appearance was one of a great person, he had natural strength, his personality one who could appear both cold and caring. His energy and creativity, which reminded all of the villages' previoius leaders.