Mitarashi Azuki (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=869586), Genin of Konohagakure<br/><br/>-Insert Picture Here. Eventually.-<br/><br/>Mitarashi Azuki is the one and only daughter of Konoha Tokubetsu Jounin Mitarashi Anko, born only a few short years after the end of the Fourth Shinobi World War. Nobody really knows WHO her father is to be perfectly honest, since in the aftermath of the war with hostilities between nations temporarily settling down, Anko got . . well . . bored. Bored Anko means a lot of lucky men (and women). Azuki has never been too miffed over not having a dad though, considering that if Anko had been less promiscuous she wouldn't actually EXIST. Azuki is every bit the brilliant girl that Anko was at her age, possibly even moreso, though there are some definate differences. While Anko was a master at shuriken jutsu, Azuki's brilliance is spread between the more chakra-based arts and knowledge in general. Azuki also can't taijutsu her way out of a paper bag, if we're being totally honest here.<br/><br/>These differences between Azuki and her mother lead her to . . being a bit conflicted. Azuki has grown up with having a mother who is more badass and sexy than basically anyone else in her village, only to slowly calm down and let herself go, losing both her skills and figure until she ended up being an academy teacher. The 'mature' Anko is distasteful to the girl, but the 'sexy' Anko of the past? Azuki practically WORSHIPS that Anko. She's taken the time to rip-off her hairstyle, her eye-catching fishnets, her sexy and outgoing personality . . despite the fact that all of these personality traits and looks don't quite 'fit' her.<br/><br/>Azuki is a giant actress, coming at life like she's putting on a show. She flirts, she taunts, she throws an arm around someone's shoulders and jokes around like your best friend. Deep down though, she has a rather sizable insecurity issue. Azuki is short, has few curves to speak of, and could be out-fought by anyone with even a passing knowledge of taijutsu. She can just never get over this feeling of not being 'good enough' especially when comparing herself to the stories (Practically legends) of her mother in her glory days, regardless of whether or not they're inaccurate.