Knuckles The Echidna

In the center of the planet there was a tropical island where a tribe once lived, that tribe was of warrior echidnas of great strength and skill, they were warriors by nature, they used their great strength to build the cabins for their family, the temples where they would record the history of the tribe until the end of the world and help in the fields to feed the people, there was also a great responsibility that a family of the tribe chose by the priests or the leader and it was to protect the Master Emerald a large green emerald that was in the center of the island, that emerald had the power to make the fields and also the jungle of the island, the family of Knuckles the Echidna at that time was a small child when they chose his father as the guardian of the Master Emerald and that would mean that he would be the future guardian but in that a great storm had fallen on the island flooding the island and at the same time killing half of his tribe like his father leaving him orphaned, but although his loss hurt him he had to train what was necessary to thus protect the emerald as his duty as guardian.

He is someone loyal and committed to his duty as a guardian and as a warrior, he has a serious, calculating and angry personality, but with people he trusts he shows his feelings and weaknesses more to his fiancée to whom he shows respect, showing his empathy, kindness and gentleness.

Knuckles is a muscular, tall, and warrior-looking echidna, as he would grow up, with purple eyes. His clothes were like those of his tribe. He wears a green scarf which he used to tie his hair, he also had a necklace of small green beads and shark teeth, he wears golden bracelets on top of the strands of his hair, he wore a brown leather belt with a green buckle adorned with a green gem and shark teeth adorning the belt, he also had an animal skin that covered part of his thighs, he has black tattoos on his upper arms and shoulders. The tattoos show tribal patterns, including circles with triangles radiating from them and abstract symbols, those clothes were tribal aesthetics and as part of the tribe.