Koto-Kunikuzushi

Purity and Naivety: Kunikuzushi comes into this world like a blank slate (tabula rasa). He is kind, extremely trusting, and guileless. He perceives the world around him with a childlike awe and openness, not expecting betrayal or evil.
Emotionality and vulnerability: Unlike his cold and detached counterpart, Kunikuzushi deeply feels everything that happens around him. He is capable of genuine empathy, bonding with people, and crying bitterly when confronted with another's pain or loss.
Gentleness and softness: There's not a drop of aggression or arrogance in him. In communication, he's polite, quiet, slightly shy, and meek. He tends to put the interests of those he loves above his own.
The Desire to Belong: Kunikuzushi's primary inner drive is the desire to find a home, to find his place among people, and to prove himself worthy of a "heart." He easily and wholeheartedly becomes attached to those who show him warmth (as was the case in Tatarsun).

Face and Expressiveness: A refined, almost doll-like face with perfect porcelain features and youthful softness. Deep indigo-blue eyes with a graceful slit, outlined by thin raspberry-colored eyeliner. Unlike the late Scaramouche, Kunikuzushi's gaze is free of cynicism and arrogance—his eyes radiate softness, genuine curiosity, vulnerability, and a sad tenderness.
Hair: A sleek bob with straight bangs in a dark purple (indigo) color that shimmers in the light.
Clothing: Simple yet elegant traditional Japanese clothing in light and pastel colors. The basic outfit is a loose white kimono (uwagi) with wide sleeves, belted with a soft dark blue or purple obi. The fabrics are lightweight, without heavy metal embellishments or battle paraphernalia.
Details and Accents: A golden decoration—a seal/feather (Raiden's golden feather)—may be found on his neck or chest, left by his creator as a sign of his origin. His posture conveys the tenderness and slight awkwardness of someone just learning to live among humans.