Name: Sakura (Cherry Blossom)
Eyes: Blue
Skin: Pale
Hair: Light Blonde, Messy, Short
Looks: Short and Skinny

Something Important: She has X.P.
Parents: Mother Only
Siblings: None
Family Info: Sofie's Second Cousin

Story/Information:
Sakura is a sweet, quiet, 14 year old. She has a very important sickness called, "X.P."
This sickness is defined as "Fatal". Any child diagnosed with X.P. has to be shut away from any form of sunlight, for it can seriously damage their life and health.
If exposed into sunlight, X.P. patients break out in boils and rashes, and begin to burn. In a matter of minutes, they can experience death. Sakura's parent first found out she had X.P. when she was 2 moths old. Her and her mother were sitting under the shade of a tree, when Sakura rang out in an ear-piercing scream; like something she has never heard before. Sakura's mother quickly rushed her inside and took of her clothes and blankets, figuring that something like a bee's nest or thorn may have gotten into Sakura's wrappings. She was covered in little red dots, which suddenly blotted up into red boils as her parent dialed the number for the doctor. She got the information and care she needed, and was fine days later...

For the rest of her life, she was to stay in the house, and never leave. Her mother shut all the blinds, and locked the doors and windows. If a door wasn't locked, someone could open it and let the light it, nearly killing Sakura.
Her skin is pale, on account that she could never see UV rays. Sakura has no idea what the sun looks like, except for her lessons with her mother during her home-schooling where she saw a few pictures of this bright shining star.

Sakura has always wanted to go on Total Drama Island from all the fantastic stories she's heard from Sofie, but could never compete in any daylight challenges...

But then again, everyone needs friends.
Sakura's mother gathered together children with X.P. from across the country, and put them in a program called, "Camp Sundown". These children would get to have a life of their own, by having fun activities during the night where they could be free of captivity and make companions.