State of Mind
Attack
Defense
Evasion
Technique
Talent
Aesthetics
Theme
Realism
CHARACTER STATS (BASIC/MAX)
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精神 State of Mind Unstable |
攻撃 Attack 128 / 296 |
防御 Defense 129 / 297 |
回避 Evasion 18 / 130 | |
技術 Technique 48 / 328 |
天才 Talent 50 / 330 |
美 Aesthetics 44 / 324 |
主題 Theme 49 / 329 |
真実 Realism 50 / 330 |
「ふっふっふ、実は俺のファンなんでしょ」
明るいムードメーカーを演じてはいるが、本心は自分が大好きなナルシストでかまってちゃん。よく上から目線で批評するが、媚びるときはとことん媚びることができる変わり身の早さを持つ。都合が悪いことを指摘されても絶対に認めない。見えない部分にもオシャレを意識しているようで上着で綺麗な柄が隠れていても満足している。
"Fufufu, you're actually a fan of mine, aren't you?"
He plays the part of the energetic mood-maker, but inside he is really just a narcissist who loves himself and a big fat attention seeker. He often gives degrading criticisms, but he has the ability to change into the cringe-worthiest of flatterers in a matter of seconds. Even if someone points out something inconvenient to him, he will absolutely refuse to acknowledge it. It seems he is fashion-conscious even where people cannot see - for example, even if a pretty pattern is hidden by what he is wearing on top, he still feels satisfied.
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- His real name was Tsushima Shuuji.
- He was the eighth surviving child of large landholder's family. Though his family's holdings were initially humble and in a very remote region of Japan, after his birth they gained significant wealth and political power.
- He idolized Akutagawa Ryuunosuke and was shaken by his suicide. Though he had been a diligent student before, he began to neglect his college studies, and made his own first suicide attempt before his final exams.
- He desperately wanted the Akutagawa Prize for Pure Literature - partly because Akutagawa Ryuunosuke was his idol, partly for the prize money and recognition - to the point he once prostrated before his mentor Satou Haruo, who was also one of the judges, to beg for the Prize.
- The first time he was nominated for the Akutagawa Prize, he had been confident in winning. In the end, the reason for his defeat was the opinion of one of the judges, Kawabata Yasunari. Afterwards, he wrote an open letter that can be considered an attack against Kawabata.
- He seemed to find the idea of double suicide romantic, as most of his attempts were made with a lover - one even with his own wife at the time after she committed adultery. When neither of them died after taking sleeping pills, he divorced her instead.
- He was cut off from his family a few times. The first expulsion was in response to him running away with a geisha, and a few days later he tried to drown himself with another young woman. She died, but he was rescued by a passing fishing boat and charged as an accomplice in her death. His family intervened, had the charges dropped, and reinstated his allowance. They briefly cut him off again for affiliation with the then-banned Japanese Communist Party, but when his elder brother promised to have those charges dropped and reinstate his allowance if he swore not to have any further involvement with them, he took up the offer.
- Through his life, he attempted to commit suicide 5 times in total. He finally succeeded in killing himself by drowning together with his mistress; their bodies were found on June 19, 1948, his 39th birthday.