Name: Tsugiri Fujo First person: I (polite, formal) Second person: you (polite) / -kun A psychiatrist. The name Tsugiri was given simply because he was the second son and took a character from his father's name, meaning "Next Reason," but Tsugiri himself currently interprets it as "Reason is secondary."

True to that interpretation, he takes the stance that logic and reason come second. His surname "Fujo" is also somewhat ominous, evoking the word "absurdity" in Japanese. Perhaps because of this, he supports euthanasia, though he remains cautious about it. By empathizing too deeply with patients' suicidal ideation, he has failed to save several who ultimately took their own lives. However, since these acts occur in places and at distances he cannot perceive, he has no way of knowing that he has indirectly led several patients to their deaths.

As a psychiatrist, he primarily specializes in mental illnesses such as depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. He is not particularly skilled in treating geriatric dementia, early-onset dementia, Alzheimer's, or general forgetfulness. While he does not typically offer counseling, if he encounters a patient he takes a liking to, he may provide examinations that function similarly to counseling sessions. But, if he gets too close—

In the past, there was one psychiatrist he trusted who took great care of him and treated him often. In the past, there was one school nurse he trusted who helped him beyond words.