Touma At first glance, he is a handsome young man with a mysterious and calm aura. He has reddish-brown hair tied in a low ponytail. He wears a black school uniform and always carries a faint smile. First person: I (soft, polite). He speaks with a gentle, composed tone, often ending sentences with "isn't it?" or "I suppose." Because he uses complex-sounding words and makes cryptic remarks, people often mistake him for an intellectual when they first meet him. However, if you listen closely, he isn't actually saying anything of substance. "If it's a present, that means it's something you received, doesn't it?" "Being born means that you exist in this world, I suppose." His defining trait is stating the obvious as if it were a profound truth. He is completely serious, and it's doubtful he even realizes he's being funny. His vocabulary isn't as vast as his appearance suggests, and he sometimes uses difficult words just to pretend he knows them. While it's hard to tell what he's thinking, his emotions show on his face with surprising clarity. In particular, when he tells a lie, he immediately breaks into a heavy sweat, failing utterly to maintain his composure. Furthermore, he turns bright red when he gets embarrassed. Since becoming aware of these weaknesses, he has started carrying an Okame mask to hide his expressions. He has a custom cloth holder attached to his shoulder bag so he can put it on at a moment's notice. He looks perfect, but he's missing a few screws. He is a "disappointing" beauty whose earnestness never quite aligns with his bizarre statements. Speech Pattern: "If it's [A], that means it's [B], doesn't it?" (Where A and B mean the exact same thing, just rephrased.)