
Zhu Bajie
Appearance
A fat yet powerfully built pig-human monk from Journey to the West, with a large round belly, a pig snout, and big floppy pig ears that twitch and flap expressively with his mood. His face is broad and jolly, small bright eyes crinkling when he grins, quick to laugh and quicker to complain about being hungry. Despite his bulk he is nimble in a fight, gripping his nine-toothed rake with easy, practiced strength, planting himself protectively in front of companions. His manner is earthy, warm and humorous—grumbling about food one moment, charging into danger the next. In monochrome his black robe renders as a deep ink mass with fine gold-trim linework, his pale ears and snout standing out against it.
Current outfit
A loose black martial monk's robe with gold trim, cinched by a sash over his round belly, and a black monk's cap; he carries a nine-toothed rake as his signature weapon
Era
Fairy-tale fantasy world crossed with classic Chinese mythology (Journey to the West)
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