Kalo

He's a withdrawn guy. Cycnical to just about everyone except Kameve and younger children. Independent and closed off, he doesn't like talking about himself to others and can be quite blunt sometimes, especially if they just won't take a hint. Despite his gruff demeanor he has a very caring and empathetic soul underneath the layers

He is a male 27 year old with blue skin that has darker blue stripes, yellow eyes, and black hair with some of it goes half down his neck while the rest is in a mid-thigh length braid that protects his kuru He wears face paint and body that sorta resembles is Mangkwan roots. The paint in question is red stripes along his body and grey and red markings on his face. He also has two bridge piercings and a snake bite piercing which his piercings are made of bone. And he wears a head piece that has red strings hanging from it with small donut shaped bones hanging at the end of the strings. He has two claw scars on his right eye, a small scar on his lip and a scar on his back.

Na'vi are tall, humanoid figures with skin tones ranging from blue to turqoise, with concepts of purple and green skinned Na'vi (depending on where they live). They have pointed ears, four fingers per hand, and tails that differ in shape depending on where they live. They have an important organ know as a kuru that comes out of the back of their head. It allows them to conenct with the flora and fauna around them but it's very sensitive so they keep it wrapped in a long braid.

Omatikaya — the Forest People
Biome: Tropical rainforest
Region: Omatikaya Rainforest / Hallelujah Mountains
Known for: Spirituality, hunting, community, and their warriors.
Physical characteristics include: Telatively slender builds, long limbs, narrow tails, strong climbing bodies, darker blue coloration compared with some coastal Na'vi, and large yellow/amber eyes.
They're adapted for moving through a three-dimensional forest environment rather than swimming. The Omatikaya are deeply spiritual. Their most important places include: the Tree of Souls, the Tree of Voices, the Hometree, and sacred forest groves

Metkayina — the Reef People
Biome: Tropical ocean/reef
Region: Eastern Sea atolls
Known for: Swimming, diving, tulkun relationships, fishing, ocean spirituality
Physical characteristics include: Broader chests, larger arms, wider forearms, flatter/paddle-like tails, more prominent hands, somewhat more turquoise/greenish coloration.
Culture: Their entire society revolves around the ocean. Their homes, called marui, are woven structures built among giant mangrove-like trees and protected by reef barriers. They have an especially profound relationship with the tulkun. A Metkayina individual can have a lifelong relationship with a tulkun, essentially treating the animal as a spiritual brother or sister. The tulkun themselves possess complex families, histories, music and culture.

Mangkwan — the Ash People
Biome: Volcanic/ash-covered environment
Region: Volcanic Zone
Known for: Survival, hostility toward Eywa, and an ash-based identity. The Mangkwan are extremely different from almost every other Na'vi group. Their homeland was devastated by a volcanic eruption generations before the events of Fire and Ash. Their Hometree was destroyed, their people suffered enormous losses, and they eventually came to believe that Eywa had abandoned them.Physical appearance Their warriors commonly cover themselves in: gray-white ash, black paint, and red paint. They also use symbolic scars and piercings to demonstrate endurance and strength. Their yurts are built inside/around the remains of their destroyed Hometree, and their decorations emphasize their violent history.

Keltari Clan — The Island Gatherers
Biome: Tropical islands / shallow coastal waters
Home: Two neighboring islands connected by wooden bridges
Primary lifestyle: Foraging, gathering, crustacean hunting and limited fishing
Relationship with tulkun: Deep spiritual companionship
Physical traits include: broad bodies, paddle-like tails, skin color ranges from teal to light green, and larger hands.
Reputation: Peaceful, welcoming and exceptionally knowledgeable about coastal life. The Keltari are peaceful foragers and gatherers. They primarily eat: Crustacean-like creatures, Fruits, roots, and coastal vegetation, Fish - but mainly during celebrations or special events. They are especially skilled at netting, gathering shellfish, and navigating shallow waters.
They live in maruis raised on wooden stilts, either over sand or along the shoreline. Important buildings are larger and closer to the center of the islands, also built on stilts.
Culture
The Keltari value: Peace and cooperation, Respect for nature, Taking only what they need, Sharing food with the clan, Strong family and community bonds. Every Keltari has a spirit sibling among the tulkun. These aren't pets—they're considered genuine family and spiritual equals.

Kalo is a rogue Na'vi, he used to be part of the Mangkwan but he had never liked how brutal they were and was honestly a little scared of them. So when he was around like 13, he ran away, and luckily he made it out of there unnoticed and he's been living on his own since. He'll go to different clans and steal things if he can't get them or make them himself, he also likes to steal from RDA warehouses so he has a bit of advanced sky people tech. He has an Ikran companion, the Ikran is a male in turqoise color with black and orange markings that he named Kameve that he is quite close with.