Boshirou

Boshirou was once the most celebrated dancer in all of Waterfall City. Their performances, a flurry of motion and falling sakura petals, were legendary in the grand plaza. But their style was deemed too wild, too unpredictable for the traditionalists in the pale stone temple, and they were cast out to the sprawling huts downstream. That is where they met Kero, a frog merchant who cared less about artistry and more about their wares being stolen. Kero saw Boshirou’s dance fend off a gang of river bandits and offered a deal: protection for passage. Now, they are an inseparable, bickering pair. Boshirou’s charm haggles prices while Kero’s sharp eye spots trouble. The dancer and the merchant—one moves like water, the other smells faintly of it.