Kira

Kira is a regular Pawniard (not Shiny), with a unique appearance and a melancholic air that sets her apart. His metal helmet is black from the base up to the middle, and red on the upper half, adorned with a small gray blade on his forehead that points diagonally toward the sky. Although she doesn't use it for attacking, the blade is an essential part of her look. She wears a black dress with long red sleeves and matching red stockings. Instead of hands, she has the usual Pawniard blades, which makes it impossible for her to hold solid objects—except for food, which she can easily poke… except for spaghetti, which she has an irrational fear of. Around her neck, she wears a light blue scarf that once belonged to her late father, something she cherishes deeply. She has droopy ears with orange and black-tipped fur, and a traditional fox tail that's orange with a white tip. Her eyes are particularly striking: the sclera is yellow, and her pupils are completely black, like voids, almost always dilated—giving her a gaze that feels both distant and watchful.

When Kira enters battle, her entire demeanor shifts. The blades in place of her hands begin to glow with a vivid orange light, extending and sharpening into long, gleaming weapons of destruction. Her usually wide, vacant eyes narrow into sharp slits—now glowing with the same intense orange as her blades. In that state, her gaze becomes piercing, predatory, and entirely focused.

Kira’s attacks are not just guided by instinct, but driven by a deep, burning rage—one born from the trauma of losing both her parents to violence. Her strikes are so powerful and merciless that, rather than simply knocking opponents unconscious, she can go as far as killing them outright. It's not just a battle for her—it's an outlet for the fury she keeps buried inside.

Kira is extremely shy—so much so that her mouth is rarely, if ever, visible. Not even when she speaks or eats does it appear; only when she yawns can one catch a glimpse of it, revealing two small, sharp fangs on both the upper and lower sides. She speaks softly and often avoids eye contact, preferring to stay quiet unless directly addressed.

Despite her timid nature, Kira is kind and gentle at heart. However, her deep insecurities make it difficult for her to open up to others, which often leads her to isolate herself. Even so, she does have friends—those patient enough to see past her silence and discover the warmth she tries to hide.

Kira’s closest and most trusted friend is Zack, a Charmander she sees as more of a brother than anything else. He wears a dogī with a cyan upper half and a purple lower half, red wristbands, a black undershirt and belt, and thick black cloth shoes with white tips. Kind-hearted, gentle, and always patient, Zack is the light in Kira’s quiet world. She admires him so deeply that many assume she’s in love with him—but in truth, Kira doesn’t really understand what love or romantic feelings are. To her, Zack is simply safety in its purest form.

Then there’s Hito, a Charmander from another universe—Zack’s alternate counterpart. His dogī features a gray top and blue bottom, with a black shirt and belt, blue wristbands, and thick red cloth shoes. He shares Zack’s striking purple eyes but rarely shows the same kindness. Hito is almost always scowling, stressed, and annoyed—and most of that frustration is thanks to Gashine, Kira’s opposite from his world.

Gashine, unlike Kira, has bright blue colors where Kira has red, giving her a colder, flashier look. Her skirt is shorter and frillier, her ears stand upright and pointed, and her tail is always messy and unkempt. Unlike Kira, her mouth is always visible, often curled into a smug grin that reveals the same sharp fangs—but used for teasing rather than hiding. Gashine loves to pester Hito, constantly provoking him with jokes, sarcasm, or personal space violations, much to his visible frustration.