Armin is a boy of 145 cm. He has tanned skin, long brown hair and light hazel eyes. He's always been a boy with a slim build, and he's always had problems gaining weight.
His physical features were mainly inherited from his mother, including the color of his skin and his beautiful hair.
As for his father, Armin inherited his strong chin, and his eyes.

Armin has always been a quiet boy, the kind who prefers to listen rather than talk, he doesn't usually talk to people he doesn't know and is embarrassed when he meets new people ...

Armin Crow, son of Albert Crow and Aurora Crow, was born on 19/November/2012.

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The son of a muggle woman and a wizard father, Armin always lived in Camden Town, in a beautiful house that belonged to his grandparents. The house had a cosy atmosphere, perhaps due to the fact that he spent a lot of time alone. His room was made up of blue walls, a computer, a wardrobe, a bed and a bedside table, where he kept his hobby books.

At the Muggle school, Armin used to hang out with his old friend William (Will), whom he had met when he first arrived at the school.
Unlike Armin, William was always very sociable and noisy, which is perhaps why he tried to get the young half-blood to get along with his mates, which sometimes worked.

Outside of school, Armin liked to listen to the stories of his grandparents who lived in the house opposite his own. Of course, sometimes the stories seemed a bit exaggerated and even made up, but he still listened with pleasure.

His experience with magic began early.
Albert, his father, told him that he could do things that perhaps other people couldn't, he only explained the basics, that magic existed, that there were wizards and that one day when the boy was older he could learn better about everything about this world. Of course, the young half-blood didn't believe it, but seeing his father making the scattered clothes FLY seemed very convincing.
As well as asking Armin to let him know immediately if he did something he couldn't explain. An event that occurred on the day that the boy's parents found him staring at a bottle of water, as he was trying to understand where the water he was going to drink had gone, and how it had disappeared before he could even take a sip.