Keikichi

They are known for their impeccable manners in the upper plazas of Waterfall City, but they can tell you the exact weight of an unguarded sack of fish from the other side of the river. This peculiar talent for valuation is how they met their business partner, a grizzled frog boat-captain who was about to trade a rare river gem for a cracked oar. Keikichi, passing by, simply pointed out the flaw in the oar and the true luster of the gem, then walked away, leaving the captain speechless. The next day, the frog found them, offering not thanks, but a proposition: Keikichi's eyes, their connections. They argue constantly—about etiquette, about risk, about the proper way to gut a pike—but at dusk, they can always be found sharing a bench by the rushing water, planning their next score.