Hava Daykidd

Hava Daykidd is a Hawaiian midfielder for Narios FC. He was signed by Narios FC out of college, where he attended the University of Hawaii, catching the eye of a number of scouts. Born and raised in Honolulu, Daykidd was the subject of a variety of claims by Hawaiian elders, who supposedly foresaw his birth as the son of Lono and Laka. Thus, his childhood was filled with fortune tellers and psychics attempting to prove the validity of these claims.

On the pitch, Daykidd is a force, with his brawny build allowing him to cross the ball from deep distances, as well as being one of the most accurate corner kick takers to date. His somewhat comedic name has been a favorite for Ignacio Iglesias' arsenal of whimsical calls while commentating matches.

Appearance
Daykidd has the look of a Polynesian: stocky, wide, and naturally muscular. This stature has proven useful for the winger, who uses his size to power past defenders and to deliver pinpoint accurate crosses. Though he is an intimidating opponent on the pitch, he is quite reserved, and almost timid off the field.

On growing up with townsfolk believing him to be a "god", Daykidd has handled the pressure reasonably well. "Whether I'm a god or not, my love for my family, the game of soccer, and pineapple, remains the strongest," he has been quoted as saying in regards to the claims.