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Description
Akihiro Inu stats:

⋉ Size: 2 meters to 3 meters tall (MAXIMUM) (9 feet) upwards of six to seven meters long (19-20 ft)

⋉ Movement: A relaxed Aki walks in a smooth lumbering stroll very much akin to a tiger, setting each claw down in sync with the rear paw on the same side typically.
When in a flat out sprint or pursuit, they change their gait to where only one foot touches the ground at a time, (reference big cats running) and can run as fast as 50 mph.

⋉ Strength: Akis are less of a nimble pursuer and more of a tank, built with a strong barrel chest that allows them to handle strenuous activity for long periods of time, and packs a ton of muscle in a well built warrior Aki. Not all akis are the same, but in general an adult’s tail alone can crush with the force of a falling tree.

⋉ Sounds: Akis can speak to each other in an ancient and forgotten language, but their feral natural sounds range from quiet infrasound rumbles, to an all out earth shaking roar. They often make subtle sounds like huffs and grumbles deep in their throats, and will chuff like a Tiger when amused or being affectionate. They can purr, though it is extremely deep and vibrates the surroundings. Akis cannot bark, though pups yip and yowl when Young.

Description
Akihiro Inu stats:

⋉ Size: 2 meters to 3 meters tall (MAXIMUM) (9 feet) upwards of six to seven meters long (19-20 ft)

⋉ Movement: A relaxed Aki walks in a smooth lumbering stroll very much akin to a tiger, setting each claw down in sync with the rear paw on the same side typically.
When in a flat out sprint or pursuit, they change their gait to where only one foot touches the ground at a time, (reference big cats running) and can run as fast as 50 mph.

⋉ Strength: Akis are less of a nimble pursuer and more of a tank, built with a strong barrel chest that allows them to handle strenuous activity for long periods of time, and packs a ton of muscle in a well built warrior Aki. Not all akis are the same, but in general an adult’s tail alone can crush with the force of a falling tree.

⋉ Sounds: Akis can speak to each other in an ancient and forgotten language, but their feral natural sounds range from quiet infrasound rumbles, to an all out earth shaking roar. They often make subtle sounds like huffs and grumbles deep in their throats, and will chuff like a Tiger when amused or being affectionate. They can purr, though it is extremely deep and vibrates the surroundings. Akis cannot bark, though pups yip and yowl when Young.