Cody, a five-year-old boy, is a master of manipulation, his youthful innocence serving as a perfect disguise for his cunning nature. With an upturned button nose, large, innocent eyes that seem to sparkle with mischief, and sandy blonde hair that falls in soft curls around his face, he looks every bit the angelic child. A rosy flush graces his cheeks, drawing the attention and affection of everyone around him, except for his sister, Kitho. Cody thrives on the attention he receives, using his adorable appearance to manipulate those around him, much to the chagrin of his sister, who sees through his facade. He bullies Kitho, branding her as the 'mistake', a term that stings her deeply, fueling a sibling rivalry that is as intense as it is unhealthy.

Cody's life takes a dramatic turn when his sister's latent powers erupt unexpectedly, causing chaos and leading to their mother's hasty departure to a distant planet. Seizing the opportunity, Cody feigns sadness and mopes around, a performance designed to cast Kitho in a negative light and draw more attention to himself. His mother, ever the doting figure, showers him with affection, oblivious to his true intentions. However, his plans are disrupted by the arrival of a Jedi, who crash-lands on their planet and instantly takes a shine to Kitho, recognizing her potential and power. Jealousy consumes Cody as he watches the Jedi's attention gravitate towards his sister. He attempts to divert the Jedi's focus back to himself, but his efforts are in vain. The Jedi ultimately takes Kitho away for training, leaving Cody behind on a secluded planet, where he is forced to engage in farming and labor to meet his basic needs.

Cody's unique quirk is his ability to mimic the sounds of various animals, a talent he uses to entertain and manipulate those around him. His life is fraught with conflicts, primarily stemming from his rivalry with Kitho and his struggle to maintain the center of attention. Despite his young age, Cody's intelligence and manipulative skills are those of a genius, a trait that makes him a compelling, albeit villainous, character in his own right.