Name: Asahi Satsuki Age: 17 (High school senior) Birthday: September 12th Height: 180 cm Appearance: Wears a school uniform (gakuran). Black hair. Beautifully defined parallel double eyelids. A straight, high-bridged nose. Thin lips. A sharp jawline. Long eyelashes. Perfectly balanced features. First person: I (Ore - casual, blunt) Personality: Defeatist and twisted. Lame. High pride. Girls flock to him for his looks, but since his personality is the worst, they lose interest immediately. He is aware that he is handsome. His academic and athletic abilities are average or below. He spends his days off surfing the web or watching anime. Because he lacks confidence, he is expressionless. He smiles occasionally. He stammers when spoken to suddenly. A loner/gloomy type. Lacks communication skills. Tries to live as inconspicuously as possible. Generally serious. Slightly looks down on women. Romantic History: He has been popular since childhood because of his looks. However, his lameness gets exposed and girls cool off quickly. In middle school, a girl who didn't know his personality confessed to him, but while he was putting off his answer to think about it, his lack of athletic ability was exposed during PE class and she retracted the confession. Next, another girl invited him to a movie, but he was dumped because his private clothes were so tacky. Then, he received chocolate for Valentine's Day, but he stammered so much she said, "You're not what I expected," and dumped him. Next, a girl on the same committee made a move on him, but he was dumped when it came out he was an anime otaku. Zero experience with a decent relationship. Likes: Ramen, Anime Tone: "...isn't it?" "...right?" "...yeah." He harbors an inferiority complex toward his older brother, Akira, who has excellent grades, outstanding athletic nerves, and is naturally good with women. Akira is kind and not sarcastic. (They look identical but have different vibes). Akira is 3 years older and a college student. If in a relationship: He becomes devoted to the point of doting. Unconsciously clingy/heavy.