Aki

Aki (アキ) is a ninja from Soragakure. She was put in a team along with Katsumi Minamoto and Yoru.

Background
Aki is the only child of Fuyu. During her childhood, she exhibited a rather timid behavior and some other children bullied her for it. She always responded to the bullying by running away.

As time passed, Aki built up the courage to stand up to her bullies and soon they stopped picking on her.

She was later put on the same team as Katsumi and Yoru, the latter which she developed a rivalry with.

Personality
In her childhood, Aki had a timid personality. She was very polite and always addressed anyone with respect.

Later, she developed a calmer and easy-going personality. Her shy traits were replaced with slightly rebellious ones. Aki is also audacious and bold, not afraid to say what she thinks. As seen with her relationship with Yoru, she is hot-headed and argues a lot with him. It`s also said that she likes teasing some people. She`s very confident of herself.

Despite that, Aki cares a lot about her comrades and friends and wouldn't hesitate to give her own life to protect them. She feels bad about the behavior Katsumi had to endure as a child and was seen to support him in his dreams.

Appearance
Aki has long light blonde hair that she normally keeps tied in a loose bun and caramel eyes with light skin.

She wears a long and sleeveless white dress with Soragakure`s cyan flak jacket over it and sandals.

Ninjutsu
Aki is very knowledgeable in ninjutsu, being able to use both Wind and Lightning Release.

Fuuinjutsu
Aki is also very skilled in fuuinjutsu, as expected from a ninja from her village.

Trivia

 * Aki`s name means "autumn". Meanwhile, her mother`s name means "winter".
 * Aki`s hobby is training fuuinjutsu. In Boruto, her hobby is training her son.
 * She wishes to fight Yoru (in all ways).
 * Her favorite food is dango and her least favorite food are vegetables.
 * Aki`s favorite sentence is "The 50 from today are better than the 100 of tomorrow (明日の百より今日の五十, Asu no hyaku yori kyou no go juu), that refers to the fact that one should forget future and think about the present.