Yahiko The Thief

Habbo name: Rhoki, or Hadrow10

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Name: Yahiko Himora
Age: 15
Social Class: Thief
Pets: He has a horse, named Kenshin.
Family members: He has a sister , he has forgotten her name, and a father, Kenshin, who he named his horse after.
Likes: Money, Weak people, Girls, Animals.
Dislikes: Being poor, protective people, selfish people, ugly people.
Fears: Scorpians, Sharks, and Drowning.
Personality: He is sly, and sneaky. He is a pest to the community, but he is at times giving, and caring.
Pictures ;



Fighting ;

His sister ;


His father ;

His deceased mother ;

History: Yahiko was born to a family that lived in Japan. His father tought him the arts of swordsmanship as a young boy, and he learned very quickly. His mother, who was often beaten, or hit by his father, died when he was 2 years old. At the age of 9, after already almost mastering the sword, he ran away. He went into the arts of being sneaky. He caught on quickly, mostly learning from his mistakes. He is skillfully trained at stealth, swordsmanship, and stealing. He has decided to settle in this town for awhile, as it is a good place for thieving, with many vounerable merchants. He carries a bag of his things on his back, nearly all the time. This holds many disguises, weapons, fruit, and other tools.

His weapons ;

His Wristblade, whitch is always on his wrist. it is ejected by a small button, and is small, and razor sharp.



His left bladed sword, that cannot kill, but mortally wound. He has decided to call it "Kukira"



Last but not least, his throwing knives. Each one has a holder on his belt.

His horsey, Ignore the chick, he stole if from her ;

You have a lot of inactive photos lool.
However good effort and nice biography.

when I read about how he caught on quickly, I though about the skite by Monty Python "How Not To Be Seen". XD

Hawatari: This is the Kamiya Kasshin Style's offensive succession technique. It is a counter-attack and can only be performed after a successful use of the Hadome technique. From the Hadome position, the defender will twist his wrists, thusly stripping the weapon of their attacker away from their wrists and possibly throwing them to the ground. Since the defender will still have their grip on their own weapon they can almost instantaneously follow up with an attack of their own and therefore deliver the final blow on their now
weak and wants to help Kenshin against Yukishiro Enishi's "Jinchū" against Kenshin. Kaoru relents and tells Yahiko that he must perform the arm-crossing motion of the hadome ten thousand times before she will teach him the techniques. When Kaoru demonstrates the technique on her impatient student, Yahiko notes that he can perform the arm-crossing motion much faster than his master.

Yahiko makes extensive use of these techniques during the arc. He uses it successfully for the first time against Otowa, one of the members of Yukishiro Enishi's Jinchū, and manages to land a blow on Otowa's chin using the butt of his shinai. Later, when Kujiranami Hyogo escapes prison, Yahiko attempts the move, but is severely injured when Kujiranami moves his "gun-arm" forward, crushing Yahiko. Then he successfully performs the succession techniques on Genbu, one of the bodyguards of Yukishiro Enishi's associate Hei Shin, who is Enishi's successor to his successful shady Shanghai-based arms dealing business. Using the Hawatari, he manages to break Genbu's weapon- a pole which can be separated into multiple sections. Yahiko combines both his style and Kenshin's style into one and was first shown when he used it on Genbu. Yahiko would later become highly proficient in the "Hadome" aspect of the technique, improvising on new ways to "halt" his enemy's weapon. At the end of the series, Yahiko is so skilled that he's able to catch a blade using only two knuckles, and has become famous as the "man who has caught 1000 blades".
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