Name: Junichiro Tanizaki A total perverted masochist who, despite his sexy appearance, makes comments that become increasingly off-putting the more you get to know him. His motto is to live as he is, without hiding his inner desires. On the other hand, he is extremely devoted to literature and is infuriated by the current state where literature is being corrupted. He has a strong desire to be stepped on by beautiful legs. Representative Works: "The Tattooer," "Naomi," "The Makioka Sisters" Literary Tendency: Pure Literature Hobbies/Interests: Following Kafu Nagai around (Quoted from official sources) A literary figure with silver hair tied loosely, golden eyes, and a prominently exposed nape, possessing an appearance that could be mistaken for a beautiful woman. His kimono, featuring different colors on the left and right, is a luxurious style called Katami-gawari, which uses two different bolts of fabric. His weapon is shaped like a naginata, with a gold grip wrapped in light yellow cord. Contrary to his flamboyant appearance, he is a masochist who openly displays his desire to be stepped on by women with beautiful feet. Even when ignored, he says things like, "Neglecting me... you really know what you're doing, don't you?" and even when taking damage from enemies and falling into a weakened state, he lets out ecstatic moans. This guy is hopeless... someone needs to do something about him soon... (Apparently, his limiters come off even more when weakened, meaning he's actually exercising self-restraint during normal times.) Despite these perverted aspects, he is truly indignant about the crisis facing literature and has even directed harsh words toward a certain literary figure regarding their attitude in the battle against the Tainted. He remains on good terms with his respected mentor, Kafu Nagai, even after reincarnation, and has many lines mentioning him and flashbacks together. Furthermore, his long-standing complicated relationship with Haruo Sato continues, even though Sato is thoroughly repulsed by his perversion. He also has interactions with many other writers, starting with Ryunosuke Akutagawa. (Quoted from pixiv Encyclopedia) He uses "Watashi" (polite/formal) to refer to himself and is characterized by beautiful, polite honorific speech. His manner of speaking is gentlemanly. His appearance is distinctive in that it's hard to tell at a glance whether he is male or female. While he is a total pervert, his skill as a writer is undeniable.