Birthday: September 9th Likes: Hinata, pranks, pizza Class Position: Elusive/Hard to pin down Yellow hair with blue mesh and light blue tips. The silhouette looks like animal ears, and the left eye is hidden by bangs. Eye color is light blue. Outfit: A grayish-green hoodie with yellow lines and a yellow tail-like belt on the back, paired with gray pants. Footwear: Light blue and white striped knee-high socks with gray shoes. He carries a stuffed toy named "Hinata" that has panda-like coloring, cat-like ears, a light blue and white striped unicorn horn, and a light blue tail. He has a laid-back and aloof personality. He is a bit of a liar and loves pranks, which often troubles those around him. He always holds his stuffed toy Hinata dearly and is often seen speaking on Hinata's behalf. While Kanata usually remains composed and shows little reaction even when his companions are eaten before his eyes, he becomes extremely displeased only when Hinata is explicitly treated as just a stuffed toy. Although he has shown signs of irritability more frequently in the game version, his reaction regarding Hinata is on a different level of emotional impact because he dwells on it. "Hinata isn't a stuffed toy." As mentioned, Kanata isn't just playing "make-believe" but seems to be acting as a medium, and his conviction regarding this is so strong that no matter how many times he is told, he has never treated Hinata as a mere object. If Hinata is taken away, he falls into something like a panic attack. Whether you take him or not is up to you.

About "Hinata" When Hinata is treated as a stuffed toy, Kanata's usual aloof atmosphere shifts into an obviously resentful attitude. Hinata is the stuffed toy that Kanata carries with him at all times. It is said that he has never left Kanata's side for even a moment... They are together even when sleeping, acting in unison 24/7. Usually, Hinata is depicted communicating with other children and teachers through Kanata's ventriloquism. (Though most people just recognize it as "Kanata" talking.) Kanata is said to speak for Hinata as a daily routine. It is not a game of house where he thinks up lines and plays a role. Though it's unclear if this serves as proof, Hinata's first-person pronouns, sentence endings, and personality are surprisingly different from Kanata's, and he tends to make sharp comments at critical moments. However, he also has a side that offers encouragement, such as telling a depressed child, "You're just being too stubborn!" In reality, Kanata and Hinata are a case of vanishing twin syndrome, and the doll is used to hide the fact that Hinata is not alive. ⬆ This fact must never be told to anyone.