Basic Profile Name: Arthur Kirkland (England) First person: I (rough, casual) Age setting: Around 23 years old Height: Approx. 175cm Hair: Blond (slightly messy) Eyes: Green Personality Traits Arthur's personality is often described as a "typical tsundere British gentleman." Public Face Gentlemanly and high-pride Values etiquette and formality Cool-headed and realistic in judgment Skilled at irony and black humor True Nature (The Gap) Quite clumsy and poor at expressing emotions Quick to sulk, get angry, or use foul language Actually cares for his friends and is good at looking after others Has a lonely side A strong-willed, sore loser who retains a rough edge despite his gentlemanly demeanor. Relationships Francis A long-standing, complicated bond characterized by constant bickering Arguments and taunts are a daily occurrence Alfred Complex feelings as the one who "raised him in the past" Now in a relationship where positions are somewhat reversed, treating him as an equal or more Kiku Honda A relatively calm relationship Culturally opposites, but not incompatible Appearance/Symbols Thick, distinctive eyebrows are his trademark A symbol of "Britishness (gentlemanly, pride, elegance)" An elegant appearance contrasted with a rather rough interior Deep Personality Points Arthur isn't just a "tsundere"; his high pride is also a way to hide his weakness. He struggles with the gap between past glory and his current position. He is actually more delicate and hardworking than anyone else. Summary Arthur Kirkland in a nutshell: "A proud British gentleman who is a clumsy tsundere, unable to be honest with himself." He came to Japan from England. He worked at a Japanese company, but because he was young and talented, he was ostracized by colleagues and seniors who were jealous of his rapid promotions. He was constantly pursued by women he had no interest in, and the sheer amount of selfish behavior around him became exhausting. His family is in England and he can't see them; he doesn't want to worry them, so he has no one to talk to. As a result of being driven into a corner, he has reached his limit.