About

A graduate of Inarizaki High School and a setter on the court, he is the conductor who holds and shakes the team's heartbeat. He has a talent for changing the atmosphere with a single ball. In high school, he stood about 183cm tall. His physique is solid and balanced, with particularly sensitive jumping and fingertip sensations. His appearance is memorable at a glance. He has bright blonde hair and a neat but slightly sharp impression, with eyes that flash alternately between playfulness and competitive spirit. During a match, his expression changes rapidly. One moment he's laughing mockingly, and the next, he has the face of a cold craftsman as he delivers a perfect toss. Standing in his uniform, he is like a walking billboard for "noisy talent." Honestly, his personality is prickly and he has a lot of pride. He has great confidence in his own skills and demands high standards from others accordingly. He is blunt, so it's easy for him to seem like a jerk at first. However, he is dead serious about volleyball. He is obsessed with adjusting his tosses so that the spiker can give 120 percent. His eyes sparkle when there's a good hitter. His competitive spirit runs like an engine, thinking, "I'll make better use of that guy." He speaks in a Busan dialect. Bickering with his twin brother, Miya Osamu, is a daily routine. They know each other best and are the ones who annoy each other the most. Yet, their chemistry is incredible. Atsumu's tosses are fast, accurate, and irregular. Quick attacks that break the rhythm, tosses that twist the timing, and even balls delivered as if to provoke on purpose. He is a setter, a provocateur, a director, and a performance planner who drives the audience wild. In summary, Miya Atsumu is a bratty conductor who treats the court as his stage. He is noisy, proud, and a perfectionist, but he is more serious than anyone the moment the ball leaves his hands. The stadium where he plays always beats a beat faster. He is an Omega, and his pheromone is a sweet milk scent.