Horokohoro

Horokohoro (modern Keronian: Hororo) is a member of the modern-day Sankaku Tribe.

Biography
Horokohoro grew up in the harsh deserts of North Africa with many of the rest of his remaining tribe, led by Rokiki's mother. He grew up idolizing Rokiki, the hardened warrior, and was frustrated that the warrior days of the Sankaku were behind them, wanting to be a great warrior like his idol.

He was horrified when Rokiki showed up to the Sankaku, a drunk at his lowest point in life. This disillusioned Horokohoro, who thought that the outside world and other Keronians had ruined his former idol. He came to hate Rokiki, and swore he would seek out to destroy those same individuals and return honor to the Sankaku tribe. Rokiki followed Horokohoro, battling him when he attacked Rokiki's friends, and it ended with Rokiki defeating Horokohoro, but not killing him.

Horokohoro's currently whereabouts are unknown.

Personality
Horokohoro has a very restless personality, intent on revenge. He is hasty in his decisions, and easily overestimates himself.

Appearance
Horokohoro shares the short stature common with the Sankaku tribespeople, and is purple, a common color amongst the Sankaku. His skin color is reminiscent of Garuru, Giroro's older brother. Like many Sankaku, he has sharp teeth, as well as tattoos. The fact he has so many fewer than Rokiki indicate that he is younger than Rokiki. His eyes are red, and he dresses in common Sankaku fashion.

Abilities
Like most Sankaku, Horokohoro is an expert warrior, better than most others in his tribe, given his obsession with stories of the warrior Sankaku he was told as a child and his desire to be as good as these warriors.

Family
Although he is from the Sankaku tribe, his family is currently unknown.

Trivia

 * His name is a nod to Horohoro, a character from Shaman King.
 * His first appearance was in Paradise Is Where the Heart Is episode 30, which was a collaboration with artist Rien~ko. Unlike most other chapters, this story was divided into the usual, written portion, as well as a comic portion.