This form is sometimes called the Laguna Gambler. Black case mask with diamond shaped eyes, mouth showing teeth, and a beard. Cloth or fur ruff. Breech clout, body covered with antelope, sheep, or goat skin, with hair on, red moccasins. Black horizontal stripes on lower legs and forearms.
Carries bow in right hand, and a quiver full of arrows over left shoulder.
Appears in ordinary Katsina dances, in Mixed Katsina Dance, and separately as a warrior. He is supposed to have been derived from the Walapai Indians. This little Zuni Katsina is an almost exact duplicate of the Hopi Kokosori and is most often portrayed by a boy. Although he understands all game, he does not usually carry a bow and arrow for he is not a hunter. He may appear with game in hand or hung over his shoulder.