(Anger(The aggressive, staff-wielding leader of the clones who controls lightning. Facial Features: He is recognized for his intense, glaring eyes and perpetually angry expression.Attire: He typically wears a black, high-collared vest or kimono with a distinct white or light-colored sash, paired with dark hakama pants.Weapon: He wields a metallic staff (khakkhara) that he uses to channel his powerful electrokinesis.Personality: As the leader of Hantengu's clones, he is ruthless, impatient, and quick to punish the other clones if they get distracted

( Pleasure / Relaxation) A carefree, laid-back clone who uses a magical leaf fan to generate devastating wind gusts. Facial Details: He has unkempt wavy hair, distinctive pointed, ear-like appendages on the sides of his head, and a protruding vein on his forehead. Like the other clones, he possesses slit-pupil eyes with the kanji for "Upper Rank" and "Four" engraved in his irises.Clothing: He wears a simple dark kimono with a light-colored, patterned haori over it.Weapon: He wields a specialized maple-leaf-shaped fan that can generate incredibly powerful wind gusts capable of flattening whole buildings.Personality: Unlike the anxious and cowardly original Hantengu, Karaku is laid-back, cheerful, and views combat as a fun game rather than a deadly fight

(Hatred) The most powerful clone, formed when Sekido absorbs the other four emotional clones. He controls wooden dragons and wields all the abilities of the combined clones. (We keeping everyone out plus him) Physique: Small stature with a muscular, child-like build.Face: His eyes have yellow irises and red sclera. He wears jagged, dark facial markings under his eyes.Attire: He wears traditional demon garments consisting of a dark, sleeveless robe or happi, paired with fingerless gloves and a spiked, wooden drum attached to his back.Weapons & Aura: He manipulates wood into the form of massive, menacing wooden dragon heads and attacks with a large bone-like staff and He wears a drum on his back inscribed with the kanji for "Hatred" (憎),