Name:
Kinzoku Ayame (“iris”)
Elements:
Jimoto (Earth Element)
Status:
Shinobi 3rd Class (for only a few months)
Equipment:
1 communicator
Slim and black, curves around ear and halfway across cheek
12 kunani
Stored in three pouches (one on each thigh -- holding three each -- and one in small of back -- holding 6)
3 flashbang
Stored in pouch in small of back
12 throwing needles
Long thin needles, stored in sleeves, can also be used to pick locks
26 shuriken
Throwing stars, stored with kunai
1 kodachi
Short sword with curved blade, hangs on left hip
Soujutsu:
Senfu (flash step)
Fuo (displace)
Hengata (shapeshift)
Shiro (replace)
Jitai (Earth Body)
Jikabe (Earth Barrier)
Mud Dragon Technique
SIGNS: some
RYOKU: medium
RANGE: large
Creates dragon of earth to attack the opponent; creator must maintain concentration to keep dragon formed.
Renkinjutsu (Alchemy)
Kanjutsu:
Bujutsu:
Needle Storm Technique
SIGNS: few
RYOKU: little
RANGE: medium
Tears bits of stone up from the ground, transforms them into dozens of metal needles, and bombards the opponent with them
Injutsu:
None
Kojutsu:
Feline Summoning Technique
HAND SIGNS: few
RYOKU: varies with size of summon
RANGE: large
Summons cat warriors to fight alongside summoner; cats move quickly and relentlessly, badgering opponent into submission with rapid attack and retreat tactics
Fighting:
Relies heavily on speed and agility in battle; dodges attacks rather than blocks them, maneuvering to turn the opponents’ own weight/strength/momentum against them; usually keeps distance until the strength of an enemy is ascertained, then moves in quickly for attack/kill; has somewhat more than the average person’s supply of chakra and has excellent control over its flow
More:
Codenamed Maiko (“dancing child”)
AGE: 19
HEIGHT: 5’6”
WEIGHT: 132 lb
APPEARANCE/CLOTHING: see above picture (though it doesn't include her kodachi)
OTHER: has been trained so much with Alchemy by her clan that she can perform most (if not all) of her jutsu without the need of hand signs, giving her the appearance of having the "expressed" form of the gene
