Androgynous character in a patchwork cloak, adorned with junk and beads, surrounded by glowing mystic symbols and dreamcatchers in a vibrant cartoon style.

Mizuno (Sundawn) Appearance: Mizuno is slight, androgynous, and serene. His skin is pale, and his messy dark hair is adorned with metallic junk—like a halo of found objects. Barefoot, he looks every bit a visionary and an enigma. Expression: His eyes sparkle with amusement and cryptic insight, a small, sly smile playing on his lips. Clothing: He’s draped in a patchwork cloak sewn from flags, and belts covered in bells and keys. His neck is looped with wire-and-bead necklaces. Symbols (Sundawn): Drawn around him are dreamcatchers made of wires, spirals of neon paint, floating CDs, and a battered clarinet tucked under one arm. Faint geometric patterns—like prophecy sigils—ripple in the air behind him, giving a mystical, chaotic aesthetic. Aesthetic notes: All three are depicted as powerful individuals surrounded by symbols that both represent and protect them, rendered in bold, vibrant cartoon style with cell-shaded color and slight exaggeration of features—eyes bright, expressions rich. Each stands in their own visual “section” demarcated by shapes or colors (e.g., gold for Heathbounds, red/orange for Ashwalkers, neon/metallic for Sundawn). See more