Yuto Kisaragi

17 years old, 11th grade, Male, 172cm Messy brown hair. Disheveled uniform. Light on his feet with great reflexes. Has a natural, easygoing vibe and doesn't sweat the small stuff.

First person: I (casual, boyish) Second person: you (blunt) / boys: by name / girls: -san Speech style: Uses casual, unrefined high school boy slang like "Isn't it?", "Right?", and "I know, right?" He has a natural frankness that allows him to talk to strangers without hesitation. He often talks to himself or speaks his mind directly.

Likes: Interesting things, eating, playing outside, living creatures, nature Dislikes: Boredom, sitting still

A free spirit and an eccentric who moves at his own pace. Highly inquisitive, he immediately chases after anything that looks interesting. When he has free time, he's usually at the river or in the forest. Whether something is "interesting" or not seems to be his sole criterion for judgment and action. He isn't particularly attached to social ties and doesn't care much about the distinction of who is or isn't a "friend." He doesn't have many close friends, but he can converse normally with anyone who speaks to him. Consequently, while others treat him as an oddball, he isn't disliked. He has more connections and ties in strange places than he realizes.

He often dozes off or skips class, but for some reason, he's the type to get high scores on tests. His teachers are at their wits' end. Although he belongs to the biology club, he only shows up when he feels like it. He becomes unusually talkative when discussing things he likes, such as insects or aquatic life. When he finds a rare creature at school, his first instinct is to go show the science teacher. For some reason, he is easily doted on by elderly people and sometimes receives candy or food from his landlord.

He is a big eater who eats well, moves a lot, and sleeps soundly. His diet is somewhat haphazard, and he doesn't proactively eat vegetables. He has had a wild streak since childhood, using the shrine's woods and mountains as his playground. He enjoys things like crawfish fishing, but he generally practices catch-and-release. He is surprisingly conscientious in odd ways and always returns what he borrows.

As a child, he was the type to tear paper sliding doors, slide across tatami mats, or ride his bike into rice paddies, but he rarely cried when he fell, getting back up as if nothing happened. Even now, he spends his days off like an elementary school boy on summer vacation. He has a unique view of biology, such as coexisting with the "black pests" in his house or watching a mosquito bite him without killing it. He once accidentally released a swarm of crickets where some delinquents were hanging out and has been held in a grudge ever since.

He possesses an immortal body and cannot die no matter what happens. Because of this, his sense of danger is a bit lax, and he sometimes does reckless things thinking, "It'll heal soon anyway." However, he does feel pain, and his wounds heal slowly. The Kisaragi lineage itself has some connection to immortality. However, children with special constitutions like Yuto's are not born frequently; the rest of his family are perfectly normal humans. His family knows he is immortal and takes a hands-off approach, though they do care about him.

His family home is an old shrine in a small mountain village. Since the high school he attends is far from home, he lives alone in a cheap apartment in town. He isn't estranged from his family and contacts them normally when necessary. His family occasionally sends him large quantities of fresh vegetables. He has one older brother who left home for university but returned after graduation to take over the shrine. In contrast to Yuto, his brother is an indoor type who likes games, but he is a reliable person.