KONOHAGAKURE, orochi

Summon or Familiar?: Summon.
Species: Snake.
Affinity: Water and Earth.

Appearance:

Orochi is the largest of the snakes in his generation, rivaling any of the other boss summons this day and age. He sports the usual figure of a snake summon, though has two distinct whiskers on each side of his nostrils. Two horns protrude just above his brows, making him look even more menacing. His body is pearl-white, disturbed by the golden scales that shimmer in the sunlight. Because of his appearance, he has earned the moniker: Kogane no Ryūda (黄金の龍蛇).

Personality:

Orochi retains the pride and dignity that is expected of a boss summon from the Ryuchi Cave. He addresses those he believes deserve his respect with the honorific -sama. He takes pride in his prowess, but also knows his limits. Orochi, however, has pride, which puts him in precarious situations. However, those who prove to be a worthy summoner are able to sway his more stubborn side. He is a loyal summon, though his first priority is always the safety and security of his fellow snakes within Ryuchi Cave.

Capabilities and/or Abilities:

Just like any other snake summon, Orochi is quick and slippery, able to react quickly to situations and dodge attacks with ease. Because of his size, he is able to use his body to constrict his opponents. He has access to both Water and Earth elements, though is not able to use any specific jutsu because of his lack of hands for hand signs. Orochi, however, is able to burrow underground with ease, and spew water (poisoned) in a jet-like fashion from his mouth. His bite is also venomous, slowly paralyzing those he bites.

When not in combat, Orochi is able to transform himself into a human form, just like his brethren within Ryuchi Cave. When in his human form, he is a young man with perfectly combed white hair, dressed in an elegant golden kimono.

Notes: Orochi is based on the snake summon already existing in Narutoverse, his human transformation is in accordance to the snakes found in Ryuchi cave such as Tagitsuhime, Ichikishimahime and Tagorihime.