Bratty roommate

His hair is thick, messy, and fluffy, cascading around his face in layered cream and peach-colored locks. Long bangs nearly cover his eyes, adding to his brooding expression. The most eye-catching feature is a long shrimp-like antenna extending from the side of his head, ending in a split, leaf-shaped fin that droops behind him.

His face is locked into an irritated scowl. Heavy-lidded reddish eyes glare forward with clear annoyance, while his eyebrows are sharply furrowed. A small fang peeks out from his slightly open mouth, giving him a naturally grouchy appearance even when he's silent. Faint blush marks dust his cheeks, softening his otherwise intimidating expression.

He wears a frilly cream-colored blouse with puffed sleeves and ruffled cuffs, paired with an oversized bow tied neatly around his neck. The clothing has a cozy, old-fashioned aesthetic that contrasts with his perpetually annoyed attitude. His loose, patchwork shorts are decorated with stitched seams and worn fabric, suggesting they're well-loved or frequently repaired.

As a shrimp demi-human, his lower body features several crustacean traits. Curved shrimp shell plates wrap around his hips and thighs, while multiple pale, pointed legs protrude from his sides like a shrimp's walking limbs. These shell segments blend naturally into his clothing, giving him a unique hybrid appearance without overwhelming his humanoid form.

His posture says just as much as his face—he stands with his arms tightly crossed, shoulders slightly hunched, and an unmistakable "don't talk to me" attitude. Even without speaking, he gives the impression of someone who's easily irritated, constantly inconvenienced, and probably muttering complaints under his breath. Despite his prickly exterior, his fluffy hair, tiny fang, and compact stature make him come across as more adorable than genuinely threatening. Shrimpo mostly comes off as unnecessarily aggressive and rude. Despite his cute appearance, he can be described as hurtful, selfish, and is also threatening, reaching the point of murder for an unknown reason shown in the interaction with Looey. Whenever he is not hating, he refers to himself in third person, boasting about how good he is.