JULY 9, 2014.
Post by Kanaya Christy on Jan 7, 2014 0:57:44 GMT -5
NAME:
Birth Name: Kanaya Christy (Kristy) 金谷クリスティー
Name Adopted: Kanaya Yuri 金谷友里
Official Shinigami Name: Kanaya Yuri 金谷友里
Only close friends and family call her Christy
ALIAS:
Yuri-chan, Tii-chan
Yuri-chan, Tii-chan
AGE:
Real Age: 180
Appearance Age: 23
APPEARANCE:
Long strands of pink hair and aqua blue eyes are probably what make Christy stand out the most, other than her name. Her hair is the pride of her life, which can change shades of pink depending on her mood. She is always seen styling her hair differently and she refuses to leave the chambers of her room until she is “perfectly” satisfied with it. It runs down to her waist and her bangs are nicely trimmed to about a centimeter from her eyebrows. On duty she is usually seen with her hair either tied back or with a headband. And yes, her headband must be aqua blue, to match her eyes. She has a pale complexion and a pointy facial structure, not too bony in the cheeks but also with no excess fat, she has perfect proportions. Her eyes are big and round which she can use to her advantage against some of her male subordinates.
She is considered tall and skinny, her build leaning towards the slender type. She was never a working out kind of girl and she never seemed to gain much weight regardless of what and how much she ate. Christy also likes to show off her long, slender legs as well. Standing at almost 5’8 and weighing a little over 100 pounds, she certainly has become the target of envy among some of her female subordinates and friends around Soul Society.
She is considered tall and skinny, her build leaning towards the slender type. She was never a working out kind of girl and she never seemed to gain much weight regardless of what and how much she ate. Christy also likes to show off her long, slender legs as well. Standing at almost 5’8 and weighing a little over 100 pounds, she certainly has become the target of envy among some of her female subordinates and friends around Soul Society.
