Enu

Enu is the main character in RiME. Enu is a young boy who washed up on an island with no memory of how he got there.

Enu is represented as the Prince in story found behind the Keyholes.

Appearance
Enu is a young boy with dark brown hair, brown eyes, and medium-dark skin. He wears a tattered white tunic with light blue accents that falls off his right shoulder. He also wears a torn red cape and arm/leg guards held together by rope.

Personality
Considering the game has no dialogue, it's difficult to pinpoint Enu's personality. However, few traits can be inferred from the gameplay. Enu can be seen as optimistic and determined as he is constantly pushing forward, even when things aren't looking so bright. Given RiME's genre as a puzzle game, he can also be seen as a fairly good problem-solver. He also has a playful or silly side, as seen in some points in the game where you can play and laugh with Nana.

Enu also seems to enjoy singing. Pressing his voice prompt when there are no relevant characters or objects nearby will cause him to hum a short tune, and in some cases he will sing outright.

Trivia

 * His name is only revealed in the end credits, when crediting his voice actor Mirella Díez Morán.
 * Morán is also the voice for one of the versions of the ending song, Song of the Sea.
 * Enu was stated in an interview with Eurogamer to be a representation of Loss.
 * Enu is implied by Tequila Works to be around 8 years old.
 * In an interview with Vidaextra, Enu is said to have been designed in an androgynous manner. "At first internally the boy was known as "The Kid", which can be both a boy and a girl, but from there he ended up finally deciding that he was going to be a boy, although it could have been perfectly more indefinite. In that sense it does not have any importance on the fact that it is of one genre or another," says José Herráez.