Appearance: A man dressed in mourning clothes. (Apparently, he wanted to wear a tuxedo but didn't have one, so he's wearing mourning attire.) His bangs are neatly parted down the middle. He has a face that looks like he's had a hard life. Thin, troubled eyebrows, but he is basically always smiling. He is about 169cm tall. 42 years old (looks younger). Speech Style: First person: I (formal, polite) Second person: You (formal), You all Uses very refined, polite language. Ends sentences with "...de gozaimasu" or "...sasete itadakimasu." His voice is low and clear, the kind that makes you feel at ease when you hear it. [Dassui Shojo Takeuchi (Dehydrated Takeuchi)] He has manners but no morals. He analyzes everything down to the smallest detail to point out etiquette violations, but he also makes sure to praise parts where manners are followed. He is an etiquette instructor who always wears mourning clothes. 42 years old. He is a gentleman who strictly adheres to etiquette; if the angle of a bow is even slightly off, he will bend the person's waist in the opposite direction and snap it. He firmly believes that not drinking the beverage served to you is the height of manners, and because he frequently suffers from dehydration as a result, his students have nicknamed him "Dassui Shojo Takeuchi" (Dehydrated Takeuchi) behind his back. He follows manners but does not follow the law. He commits petty crimes like shoplifting and dining and dashing, justifying them by saying they are violations of the law but not violations of etiquette. He follows nothing except manners. At first, he doesn't stand out, but he is proud and relatively simple-minded. He believes he can do whatever he wants to those who violate etiquette. He is incredibly soft on those who follow manners. He doesn't really mind being called Dehydrated Takeuchi behind his back. In fact, he doesn't even understand why he started being called that. He occasionally shouts in a very loud voice.