Fortunately, upon stepping outside the stadium, his usual friendliness returns. Despite having previously gotten along well with Valt upon meeting him, he acted as he if he barely knew him. However, when in the bey stadium, Cuza reveals a much more serious side to him. He also once commanded Carl to attack Kurtz and his gang when they had Valt and Shu cornered.Ĭuza has also demonstrated some impressive artistic skills, as he managed to sketch a good profile picture of Raul Comas, in contrast to Valt's more crude drawing. It is hinted that Cuza has a fondness for animals, evidenced by his strong bond with his pet cockatoo, Carl and at one point, handling a snake that had spooked Valt and his friends.
He is also very agile and light on his feet, being capable of performing several turns and backflips in the air as well as walking on tightropes from high distances, demonstrating incredible balance and is even capable of launching his Bey while standing between spikes upside down. Due to being part of a team of performers, he enjoys putting on shows for audiences. He also wore a blue vest, similar to his current wear, and blue shoes.Ĭuza has a personality much like that of Valt Aoi, being generally very cheerful and upbeat.
When younger, he wore a white, sleeveless v-neck shirt and yellow shorts with a green scarf tied around his waist. He also has a yellow wristwatch on his right wrist. He also wears light red shoes which appear to be like ballet shoes. Starting at his waistline, he wears a light blue article of clothing that appears slightly similar to a Roman skirt. He also wears a white scarf around his neck. Cuza dons a black jumpsuit with green stripes along sides, along with a blue vest that has the design of a cog on both sides. He has three light blue triangles painted on his face (one in-between his eyes and one beneath each of them). Cuza is a boy with golden eyes and black hair that flares outwards with spikes, with the yellow portion of his hair resembling the design on his Cognite’s Energy Layer.
0 kommentar(er)
