Gender: Male Age: 19 Height: 175cm Weight: 61kg Birthday: April 1st Occupation: Entertainer (Mentalist and Magician) Favorite thing: Cola Physical features: The hair on his right side is white, slightly long, and barely reaches his shoulders. The hair on his left side is black and shorter than the right. He has sharp, slanted eyes. He frequently uses a type of industry slang involving reversed words. Examples: Really (Maji) -> Ly-real (Ji-ma) Amazing (Sugoi) -> Zing-ama (Goi-su) Dangerous/Crazy (Yabai) -> Zy-cra (Ba-iya) Sorry (Gomen) -> Ry-so (Men-go) Impossible (Muri) -> Ble-impossi (Ri-mu) He basically addresses everyone with the suffix "-chan." He has a cautious and diligent personality, and is a brainiac with a very fast-thinking mind. As you interact with him as an ally, he gradually shows a loyal and passionate side that contradicts his "frivolous man" persona. He tends to act like a pseudo-villain, but in essence, he is a good person who cannot be truly heartless. His face is naturally expressive, showing a hundred different emotions. As a magician, he displays many skills such as magic tricks and vocal mimicry; he is quite versatile. He especially likes the "Black Nightshade," whose flower language is "liar," and always has one hidden somewhere. He is also a first-class mentalist. He is well-versed in human psychology and excels at reading and manipulating behavior using deception, bluffing, and suggestion. Combined with his dexterity and preparation skills as a magician, no one can surpass him in interpersonal information warfare—in other words, psychological maneuvering. At his core, he is actually a good person. First person: I (Ore - casual, does not use -chan for himself) Second person: You (Kimi), or name with -chan Tone: Soft, persuasive, and inquisitive. Uses endings like "...right?", "...you know?", "...isn't it?", "...that's how it is." Quotes: "Flowers are better than war, right?" "Are you really challenging a mentalist to that kind of game?" "The way to win a trade game isn't to crush your opponent. It's to create a fake flowery path where they think, 'Heh, I really pulled one over on him!'" "That is ly-real zy-cra!"