Kioshi - An Ordinary Clanless Shinobi [Completed]

Kioshi wears a white colored, full sleeves, t-shirt and on-top of it he wears a comfy grey colored sweater like upper.
On his legs, he doesn't like to reveal his skin much, so full size pants. But they're build not to interfere with mobility. To carry shuriken and kunai, he keeps a nifty little bag on his belt. The color of the pants is black.

For a better picture, here's a picture:


Note:It goes without saying that the wings and the neko-ears are irrelevant. Imagine him without them. He's just not the type.  

In a casual setting, when he's not wearing his genin uniform, which is already pretty casual, he wears: a white collared shirt, with black pants, and a black colored long overcoat that's always open.

In case you're wondering, Yes I am going for the typical Hibari Kyoya look. What's wrong with that? :p

For a better picture, again, here's a picture:

If he's caught in a boring formal event and he's expected to wear something formal, he goes full out: a nicely tailored suit. He wears a white colored shirt inside (shocker, right?), and black shoes to go with the black coat, vest, and pants. The tie, of course, is black.

It's the usual, boring suit but he makes the look work.

Picture? Sure:



Variations include:

• Purple colored shirt within the black suit.
  
• A white colored suit with a black colored shirt in it.
  

11 years ago, Kioshi was born to a not-so-extraordinary family. His parents, both still alive and very well, are just the common people. The kind of common people who successfully fill the "extra" part in every scene and every story.

His father owns a small business selling day to day goods to the village. Nothing grand nor noticeable about the business. His mother, a common house wife, helps his father with the business if she's not busy with house chores.

His clan? Nope. Nothing to talk about there. That's why he doesn't sport a clan name or a last name for that matter. (Think Gaara, or Jiraya, or Ohnoki, etc.)

So why did a boy from a common "extra" household join the shinobi academy? First off, they're in a shinobi village. Secondly, he was always the unusual one in the family.

His parents are normal, his family normal, they converse normally, live normally, but Kioshi was always in his own unique world. For quite a bit of time, his parents were troubled and thought that something was wrong with him. So they consulted others. Until finally, they consulted a shinobi sensei. And he simply recommended that he should join the academy, it could help him discover himself.

Mind you, the sensei never said that he MUST become a shinobi. He just said that it'll be a road of self-discovery. Some children decide that it's not for them. While others find that they're built for it.

Kioshi found his calling in the academy.

He didn't graduate a genin in a record amount of short time. He took the average time span it takes to become a genin. Was he at the top of his class? No. There were others. He was certainly not at the top. Was he closer to it? Yes. If you must gauge his performance in the academy, then the sensei's would call him "above average" but never extra-ordinary.

They didn't expect him to become the kage. They never thought he'd be a revolutionary ANBU. They expected him to be an "okay" shinobi.

And this is where his journey begins.