Eliot

Eliot (Katakana: エリオット, Rōmaji: Eriotto) is the apprentice of Alphamaru. He is a student of Xing Yi Quan, studying and training his skill under his master's teachings.

Appearence
Being the youngest boy in the series, Eliot appears more youthful and, in a way, weaker then the older male fighters: he looks more “baby-faced” with softer, rounder facial features and he has shoulder-length blond hair which covers his clear blue eyes, which have long, dark eyelashes. He is also the smallest out of the guys, and is very slim, with hardly any defined muscles like his older fellow brawlers. Eliot wears a White and blue Chinese martial arts garb and black kenpo shoes.

Personality
Eliot appears to be very calm and soft-spoken for his young age most of the time and seems very respectful and polite to his elders. However, when it comes to fighting, he becomes very impatient and somewhat angry, using the rage to power his will in battle.

Abilities
He is a student of Xing Yi Quan, studying and training his skill under his master's teachings. A practitioner of the art uses coordinated movements to generate bursts of power intended to overwhelm the opponent, simultaneously attacking and defending. Forms vary from school to school, but include barehanded sequences and versions of the same sequences with a variety of weapons. The training methods allow the student to progress through increasing difficulty in form sequences, timing and fighting strategy.

The goal of the Xing Yi Quan exponent is to reach the opponent quickly and drive powerfully through them in a single burst — the analogy with spear fighting is useful here. This is achieved by coordinating one's body as a single unit and the intense focusing of one's "qi".

Background
Eliot was born in Britain at Kagenato and moved to China in the Land of Haro. as a child. Although it's unknown why, Alphamaru chose Eliot as his apprentice and trained the boy in the art of Xing Yi Quan. The boy never understood why he was chosen but nevertheless devoted himself to his art, determined to prove himself worthy of his master.