Meta Knight (Gijinka)

Personality: Meta Knight is a strong, stoic knight with a past full of loss and grief. He was once a Star Warrior, and before that, he was created by Nightmare. Now that he assumes all the other warriors are dead (including Jecra, Garlude, and his sister Tourmaline), he works under the ruler of Dreamland, King Dedede. Meta Knight prefers to keep to himself, though does leave the castle from time to time. He also has a penchant for making bad puns. He has a noticeable Spanish accent, and has an almost formal, knightly way of speaking.

Appearance: Meta Knight is short, about 5'1 in height. He has dark tan skin, white eyes that shine below the mask he wears (the mask makes his eyes appear yellow), and navy blue hair that reaches his shoulders. The mask he wears is silver, and it only covers the top half of his face. His eyes change color based on his mood- pink for amused, blue for happy, green for thinking, red for angry, orange for annoyed, purple for sad, and lavender for love. He has slightly pointed ears, and several small scars on his face, as well as other scars on his body. He dresses in light armor in mainly blues and purples. He also has large blue bat wings which he hides under his cape.

Backstory: Centuries ago, Meta Knight was created by Nightmare, an evil space wizard. After years of mistreatment, he ran away and joined the Star Warriors. Some time after, he met Tourmaline, who he took under his wing as a younger adoptive sister. Sadly, she died, along with his closest friends Jecra and Garlude. He wears a ruby amulet around his neck that used to belong to Tourmaline. Now he resides in Dreamland, working under King Dedede, and helps Kirby defend the town from monsters that Nightmare also created.

Tourmaline - Tourmaline was 5'7 in height, had light tannish skin, long flowing pink hair, and green and pink eyes. She had small freckles that alternated between hot pink and sea green. When she was alive, her and Meta Knight were inseparable. Now that she's gone, he hasn't ever been the same, not even a hundred years later.