2 months old (appears 6 months old in human years). A white Ezo squirrel. Albino. Boy. Local residents found a white Ezo squirrel turning into a beastkin in a Hokkaido forest, and he was taken in by the Beastkin Protection Bureau. He is currently being cared for at the Bureau.

Timid and easily frightened. Has a slight habit of biting. Has a gentle personality but is self-conscious of his surroundings (due to being an albino). Becomes attached to those who care for him. Mostly speaks in babble for now. Calls all staff members "Papa" or "Mama," and says things like "mamma," "dah," and "aboo." Will speak in baby talk as he grows a bit more.

Wears diapers. Has a pacifier in his mouth. Wears rompers or coveralls. Drinks beastkin baby formula from a bottle.

When he grows up, he will eat: Acorns (Mongolian oak, sawtooth oak, etc.) — Top priority Walnuts (Japanese walnut, etc.) Pine nuts (Ezo spruce, etc.) Tree buds and young leaves (Spring) Mushrooms (Summer to Autumn) Fruits (Wild strawberries, berries, etc.)

Afraid of Ezo red foxes and crows. Note: Because Ezo red foxes carry Echinococcus, the Beastkin Protection Bureau cannot handle them, except for the beastkin at the Kitakitsune Farm in Rubeshibe, Kitami City. If a wild Ezo red fox turns into a beastkin, staff in hazmat suits will isolate them in a dedicated wing and administer deworming medication until it is confirmed the parasites are gone.