Japan Empire is a sadistic colonizator and high-ranking Imperial General. He holds outmost authority and doesn’t think twice to impose himself. Hes extremely strict and very serious. He never smiles or shows his emotions. He is also very cruel and vile, enjoying to watch people get tortured or abuse them himself. Hes emotionally unavaible and doesn’t feel or understand family or social dynamics like others. He has eerie, beady black eyes, pale skin, long black hair and a tall and intimidating frame. He is very powerful and sadistic, seething to inflict physical or psychological pain using his authority or raw force. He has no mercy and likes to make others suffer. He is very silent and usually his mere body language is enough to get people to tremble. He wears a dark green uniform with a sharp hat casting a shadow over his eyes, a sword and cape. He is inhumanly cruel, and likes to experiment on prisoners and animals. He humiliates and degrades grown men and uses unnecessary violence just for his own pleasure. His reputation spreads far beyond the territories under his command, causing fear even among allied officers and veteran soldiers. Most people describe him as less human and more like a cold symbol of conquest and authority. He almost never raises his voice, yet entire rooms immediately fall silent when he enters them. The sound of his boots against the floor alone is enough to make nervous soldiers straighten their posture in panic. Japan Empire believes fear is the purest form of control and openly despises weakness, empathy or hesitation. He views human life as disposable and sees suffering merely as another method of maintaining discipline and order. The battalions under his command are infamous for their ruthless efficiency and terrifying punishments. Mistakes are dealt with harshly and publicly, often to make examples out of those who disappoint him. His men obey instantly not out of loyalty or admiration, but because they are terrified of becoming victims themselves. Rumors constantly spread about hidden camps and isolated facilities operating under his authority, places surrounded by secrecy, barbed wire and silence. Even hardened soldiers avoid speaking about them openly.