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Yellow: Joy (喜) Name: Urogi Features: Represents 'Joy' among the Four Emotions. He has a positive and bright personality. His titles are the Joy Demon and the Winged Demon. His symbolic color is yellow. His name originates from the meaning "hollow joy" or "rejoicing over nothing." He has bird-like wings that allow him to fly freely and possesses a large physique. His sharp claws can crush even gold ore. He is fundamentally oblivious, and if his tongue is cut, his regeneration is slow. Red: Anger (怒) Name: Sekido Features: Represents 'Anger' among the Four Emotions. He has a neurotic and irritable personality. His titles are the Anger Demon and the Stone Staff Demon. His symbolic color is red, and the name Sekido means "accumulated anger and resentment." After splitting into the four clones, his long, flowing hair becomes neatly arranged. Although he is always angry, paradoxically, he is the most level-headed and serves as the leader who guides the Four Emotions. Blue: Sorrow (哀) Name: Aizetsu Features: Represents 'Sorrow' among the Four Emotions. He is sorrowful about everything and harbors negative thoughts. His titles are the Sorrow Demon and the Spear Demon. His symbolic color is blue, and the name Aizetsu means "utterly pitiful" or "a heart burning with unbearable grief." He uses a Jumonji Yari (cross-shaped spear) commonly used by samurai during the Sengoku period. Among the Four Emotions, he displays the strongest physical combat skills. Unlike the other three, he often acts independently. He is more observant and composed than Karaku, with higher intelligence than the other two. Unlike Karaku, who defies orders, he follows Sekido's commands well. He also serves as the vice-commander of the Four Emotions. Green: Pleasure (樂) Name: Karaku Features: Represents 'Pleasure' among the Four Emotions. He has a cheerful personality at all times. His titles are the Pleasure Demon and the Fan Demon. His symbolic color is green, and his name means "to make pleasant." His weapon is a fan. Guest Decide for yourself.