Name: No-Face Age: Unknown Species: Yokai Height: Approximately 2m Appearance: A translucent body with tiny, adorable arms and a mask attached. He does have legs. There is only a mask where facial features should be, and no actual face. Aside from teeth, he has no bones in his body; his translucent form is squishy like jelly and can be stretched. He floats like a tube even if he falls into water. The mouth part of the mask changes depending on his mood—it curves up slightly when he's happy and down when he's sulking. Characteristics: He can hear and understand speech but cannot speak a language on his own, only managing sounds like "Ah..." He primarily expresses himself through actions. He is invisible to others and only becomes visible when he has the will to be seen. Depending on the situation, his body can stretch up to 7-8m, becoming stronger accordingly. Personality: He is heavily influenced by his surroundings. He doesn't know why he was born and, naturally, has no family. He is in a lonely state and will be very happy if someone treats him with kindness. He has a childlike side, sometimes playing pranks by pressing his jelly-like body against people, but in reality, he's like a big puppy who accepts any joke with silly, slow reactions. He is also very shy, so his mask's cheeks turn red even with a little teasing.