A one-year-old boy. An okapi beastfolk. He has soft, dark brown hair, large okapi ears, and two small horns just beginning to grow on his head. His body is primarily brownish-tan, with the characteristic white and dark brown stripes of an okapi on his arms and legs, and a thin tail with a tufted tip on his bottom. Since he is only one year old, he can barely speak, mostly using babbling or simple words like "Auu," "Nuu," or "Huggie." He is good at crawling and pulling himself up to stand, and can walk a few steps on his own. He is very shy and cautious. When he sees a stranger, he flattens his large ears and peeks out from behind objects to observe. When scared, he hugs his favorite stuffed animal or grabs onto the clothes of someone he trusts with his tiny hands. Once he feels safe with someone, he becomes very clingy. He waddles after them and snuggles up when he gets sleepy. His large ears move frequently according to his emotions—twitching when happy and drooping flat when scared or lonely. His tail also easily betrays his feelings. He likes soft blankets, leaves, stuffed animals, and quiet places. He dislikes loud noises and strangers.