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In terms of clothing, Abe keeps things simple. He wears a completely plain, black tshirt that tightly fits his frame and allows for good and agile maneuverability. He also has black, fingerless gloves that fit well and reach up to almost his elbow. He has traditional, lightweight, tan Shinobi pants, and a round pouch on the back of his waist. He wears blue Shinobi sandals. Abe also has a necklace that he never takes off, a memento from his late father. It is nothing more than hemp-like material, but there is a shard of his father's Kunai strung onto it.

Abe has dark green, wild, bushy hair that is always clean but never otherwise taken care of. His smile is wide and bright, characteristic of his personality. His face, usually very contemplative and insightful, is the true index of his deep mind. He has bright, ocean blue eyes (contrary to the picture) that shine with a particular curiosity that is not often seen in people his age.

Unfortunately, Abe is very physically weak. While his weight is average for his tall height, Abe is by no means a physical fighter, and is very, very poor in his Taijutsu skills. As weak as these skills are, Abe is very agile, and can dodge, block, run, jump and "get the hell out of there" rather effectively.

The Good
Abe is extraordinarily intelligent. Though he often hides this about himself, Abe is by all standards an out-of-the-box thinker, and has a mind as sharp as a two-edged blade. He doesn't stutter in thought, and is extremely book smart, as well as being very worldly intelligence. Though wisdom will sometimes elude him because of his laziness, Abe knows his facts, and he knows them well.

Abe knows who to respect, who deserves his respect, and how they've earned it. To his peers, his subordinates, his bosses, the Kage, and even anyone younger than he-- he listens and is respectful. If given an order, Abe will fall asleep Abe will comply-- as long as it is within his morals and values to do so.

Abe doesn't like to hear things and then accept them as truth. He has a deep, philosophical mind, and loves to spend days under trees or on roofs sleeping and thinking. Just thinking to himself about life, and about its workings. He is very original and very independent, and enjoys thinking as if it were a hobby. He does not conform to societal standards, nor does he push aside his morals and values to please another.

Abe loves children, though he doesn't often show it with his own little brother. He has a heart for those younger than he, mainly small children, and is rarely scornful towards them. He reaches out with compassion and tries to help and teach those who need it most. Aside from children, however, Abe is also kind to his peers and everyone else. He smiles frequently, and has one that is heart-warming and very reassuring.

The Bad
So lazy... Almost a word that is too understated. Abe is extremely lazy to the point that he would rather sleep than do anything else. He doesn't even move around much unless being attacked in combat.. He sometimes comes off as very careless. I'm not kidding, he literally sleeps at every single chance he gets. And, unless someone wakes him up, Abe will sleep until well past noon. He doesn't put forth effort into much unless it's absolutely necessary. He often lays about doing nothing, something he prefers over missions; in fact, Abe would rather lay around and snore than make progress as a Shinobi-- which is upsetting, because Abe has shown potential.

He's very socially awkward. Abe snores, Abe yawns heavily at all the wrong times, Abe scratches himself in places that should not be scratched in public. Some ask why, and Abe yawns at them in return. He doesn't let what people think of him get to him, though he does hear well what his friends think. Abe will sleep anywhere and everywhere, something that draws the unwanted eye an too many occasions.

The guy's a closed book. Abe isn't depressed; in fact, he loves life, but he is afraid that people will not understand him, thus he rarely lets people in to see the real Abe. He comes off as having a fake personality on the outside, because on the inside, he is afraid that he will never be truly understood by anyone. It is hard to break down Abe's walls, and it is even harder for Abe to let anyone get close TO his walls.

Abe neglects. Unless given to him as a direct order or request from someone that has his respect, Abe will blow off just about anything for a quick nap. If he's told to do something that sounds boring or dull-- which is almost everything-- Abe will blow it off until the last minute possible. This has angered many people, including his parents, but it's almost as if that doesn't affect him. Abe will always blow something off if it's unimportant to him.