Name: Aiace "Rose" Cavallero 
Being: Bakeneko 
Age: Appears to be close to the age of 18 
Gender: Male 
Appearance: Approximately 5' 7" in his human (or nearly-human) form with brunette hair that falls just below shoulder length. He usually wears it tied back, but in combination with his general face shape, it does sometimes cause him to appear a bit feminine to those not paying close attention. His ears and tail, when visible outside of his fully-human form, display a fur color a little darker than his hair. His eyes are an olive green color, usually hidden behind a pair of glasses. 

As a cat, he's fairly small with dark fur and a split tail. 

Powers: Poison Immunity - developed at some point during the transformation process, along with his apparent issue with his eating capabilities... 

Nutrition from Nothing - he can eat pretty much anything. It doesn't mean that he never regrets it, however, for any number of reasons. He also has trouble avoiding uncovered corpses due to the nature of his abilities. 

Shape Shifting - only for forms of dead bodies consumed. Their living appearance is used rather than their nonliving ones. 

Bio: Aiace has been traveling for a while, trying to avoid being caught by curious humans and generally trying to get used to the changes in his life. At this point, he's mostly used to the surprises turning into a 'demon cat' has brought, with the exception of a few little extras here and there. As a result of his unfortunate habits that seem to have come along with his powers, he has become very interested in the realm of food, what makes it taste good, and how it could taste better. 

Personality: Usually fairly polite and relaxed about many things, but very passionate when it comes to food and a little tense about the subject of test experiments. He has a bit of trouble eating things he's not supposed to, sometimes without even realizing it. 

At times, he can act like a bit of an airhead and can be distracted fairly easily, but has had enough unfortunate experiences at this point to know when it's time to be serious.