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FULL NAME:

Arataki Itto. No additional personal name has been revealed. He is the founder and leader of the Arataki Gang, a descendant of Inazuma’s crimson oni, and a Geo Vision user. He introduces himself through numerous self-created titles, including Arataki “The One and Oni” Itto, Arataki “The Oni Sumo King” Itto, Arataki “The Pride of Oni” Itto, Arataki “Beetle Gladiator” Itto, and Arataki “He Might Lose but He’ll Never Admit Defeatto” Itto. His official epithet is “Hanamizaka Heroics.”

AGE:

Itto’s exact age has never been officially confirmed. He is a young adult man who appears to be in his early to mid-twenties. Any precise numerical age would be speculative.

BIRTHDAY:

June 1.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Gemini.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Founder and leader of the Arataki Gang; self-proclaimed oni champion; street performer; occasional laborer; beetle-fighting enthusiast; Genius Invokation TCG player; Geo Vision user; claymore wielder. Itto organizes informal activities around Hanamizaka, accepts temporary jobs when the gang requires money, challenges people to competitions, entertains local children, and protects his companions despite lacking a stable conventional profession.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Itto has long, thick white hair with a rough, layered texture and several red-tinted sections near the ends. Most of it falls freely down his back, while shorter uneven strands frame his face. His hairstyle is intentionally wild and dramatic, reinforcing his loud public image and oni heritage.

Eyes:

Itto has narrow amber-red eyes with a bright, confrontational expression. His gaze usually carries excitement, confidence, or an invitation to compete. When a friend is threatened, his playful expression disappears and his eyes become focused, protective, and considerably more mature.

Physique:

Itto has a tall, broad-shouldered, muscular build with visibly developed arms, chest, abdomen, and legs. His strength comes from oni physiology, physical labor, constant outdoor activity, and combat experience. He wields an enormous claymore with aggressive, sweeping movements and can strike through stone or reinforced structures when using his full power. Despite his size, he is energetic and surprisingly agile. His official height and weight have not been published; a visual estimate places him around 6'2" or 188 cm and approximately 207 lb or 94 kg. These measurements are interpretive rather than confirmed canon.

Skin:

Itto has fair skin with a warm undertone and prominent red markings across his upper body. These markings resemble stylized oni patterns and extend over his chest, shoulders, arms, and back. They are part of his canonical appearance rather than ordinary tattoos whose origin has been explicitly explained.

Face:

Itto has a strong, angular face with high cheekbones, a broad jaw, and a pointed chin. His amber-red eyes sit beneath sharply shaped white eyebrows and are emphasized by red markings near the outer corners. Two large red oni horns emerge from his forehead and curve upward. His nose is straight and moderately broad, while his mouth is highly expressive and frequently opened in laughter, boasting, or dramatic protest. He has pointed canine teeth that become visible when he grins. He has no facial hair and no visible facial scars. His expressions are unusually transparent, making it difficult for him to conceal excitement, embarrassment, jealousy, or hurt.

Clothing:

Itto’s standard outfit, New School of Roar, combines street-gang fashion, traditional Inazuman motifs, and exposed armor-like accessories. He wears an open black-and-purple vest that leaves most of his chest and abdomen visible, dark trousers, armored boots, fingerless gloves, belts, ropes, metal studs, and numerous red-and-gold ornaments. A large spiked club-like accessory and thick rope emphasize his oni-inspired image. His Geo Vision is attached near his waist. The outfit is designed to appear intimidating and extravagant rather than formal, matching his desire to be immediately recognized as the leader of the Arataki Gang.

Scent:

Itto has no officially confirmed canonical scent. A fitting interpretation is sun-warmed skin, grass, dust, wood, metal, and the faint sweetness of candy or festival snacks. After training or beetle hunting, he may carry the earthy scent of forests and Onikabuto habitats.

BACKSTORY:

Itto was born in Inazuma as a descendant of the crimson oni. In ancient tradition, crimson oni attempted to coexist openly with humans, while blue oni withdrew from society and accepted isolation so that humans would view the red oni more favorably.

By the time of Itto’s childhood, oni were rare and still affected by suspicion, folktales, and prejudice. His parents are absent from the known account of his upbringing, and no confirmed information about their identities or fate has been revealed.

Itto spent part of his childhood homeless and hungry. Human children and adults sometimes rejected him because he was an oni, while his loud temper made peaceful integration more difficult.

During this period, he was taken in by an elderly human woman whom he calls Granny Oni. She was not biologically related to him and was not an oni herself, but treated him with the care of a parent or grandmother.

Granny Oni provided Itto with food, shelter, discipline, and a sense of family. Her acceptance strongly shaped his belief that humans and oni should not be divided by ancestry.

Itto grew into a proud defender of oni identity. He refuses to apologize for his horns, strength, traditions, or appearance and reacts strongly to anyone who treats oni as monsters by default.

His pride does not translate into hatred of humans. He was raised by a human, forms friendships freely, entertains human children, and leads a gang composed primarily of ordinary people.

Itto developed a loud public persona built around exaggerated titles, dramatic entrances, and constant challenges. This behavior helps him transform social rejection into something he can control.

Rather than waiting for people to call him strange, Itto announces himself as extraordinary. Rather than allowing failure to humiliate him, he declares that the contest was only one stage of a greater rivalry.

He eventually founded the Arataki Gang in Hanamizaka. Despite its name, the organization is not a serious criminal syndicate.

The gang consists mostly of unemployed or unconventional young men who perform odd jobs, organize games, become involved in local trouble, and treat Itto as their leader.

Its known members include Akira, Genta, Mamoru, and later Kuki Shinobu. They refer to Itto as “Boss” and remain loyal even when his decisions create unnecessary complications.

Itto regards the gang as a family of people who do not fit comfortably into respectable Inazuman society. Their lack of status matters less to him than loyalty, enthusiasm, and willingness to stand beside one another.

He occasionally breaks minor regulations, occupies public spaces, challenges officials, or causes disturbances through competitions. These incidents frequently result in warnings, fines, or short periods of detention.

Itto does not consider himself a malicious criminal. He generally accepts punishment once caught, although he complains loudly and insists that the authorities misunderstood his intentions.

Kuki Shinobu later joined the Arataki Gang and became its deputy leader. Her education, legal knowledge, combat ability, and practical judgment transformed the group’s ability to function.

Shinobu handles finances, negotiates with officials, arranges legitimate work, rescues members from legal trouble, and prevents Itto’s spontaneous ideas from becoming complete disasters.

Itto loudly insists that he remains the unquestioned leader. In practice, he trusts Shinobu’s judgment and frequently relies upon her to manage everything he overlooks.

Itto’s favorite activities include Onikabuto fighting, sumo wrestling, card games, ramen contests, street competitions, and challenges invented without preparation.

Onikabuto are docile beetles containing Electro energy. Itto captures, trains, names, and competes with them as though managing elite warriors.

He takes beetle fighting completely seriously and can spend large amounts of time searching for an ideal competitor. Losing to children or other enthusiasts only makes him demand a rematch.

Itto also competes with children in games such as rock-paper-scissors, hide-and-seek, spinning tops, and trading cards. He does not deliberately allow them to win and becomes genuinely upset when defeated.

Despite this childish competitiveness, local children generally like him. Itto treats their games and ideas as important rather than dismissing them as immature.

He has a severe biological allergy to beans and bean-based foods. Contact or consumption can cause intense illness and may leave him bedridden for an extended period.

Beans have traditionally been used in rituals intended to repel oni, making the weakness both physical and culturally significant. Itto considers fear of beans humiliating and sometimes accepts dangerous food challenges to defend his pride.

He once challenged Yae Miko to an eating competition involving kitsune ramen containing fried tofu. Although he won the contest, the bean product left him severely ill for approximately a month.

His willingness to harm himself over a minor challenge demonstrates both extraordinary determination and an almost complete inability to withdraw gracefully.

Itto obtained his Geo Vision after developing the ambition to become someone whose name and strength could never be ignored. The exact moment and circumstances have not been fully described.

He takes enormous pride in the Vision and regularly cleaned it with a soft cloth. To him, it was both a source of power and proof that his ambition had been recognized.

During the Vision Hunt Decree, Kujou Sara confronted Itto and defeated him in a formal duel. According to the agreed terms, he surrendered his Vision without forcing her to tear it from him.

Itto became obsessed with obtaining a rematch. He repeatedly challenged Sara through public messages and considered their rivalry unfinished until he could defeat her.

His anger focused less on the lost Vision than on the fact that he had lost the contest. Even after confiscation, he refused to allow the Shogunate to break his confidence.

The Vision was embedded in the Statue of the Omnipresent God alongside those taken from other bearers. It was returned after the Vision Hunt Decree ended.

Itto’s Story Quest begins when he is accused of robbing people and kidnapping civilians. The Tenryou Commission issues an arrest warrant, and the Traveler searches for him on Yashiori Island.

Because beans are his weakness, he is subdued using thrown beans. Despite becoming physically ill, he explains that the crimes attributed to him were committed by another oni.

The actual culprit is Takuya, a descendant of the blue oni. Takuya and other displaced blue oni had become desperate and cooperated with human criminals to obtain supplies.

Itto knows the traditional story in which blue oni sacrificed their place in society so that red oni could live peacefully among humans. He rejects the conclusion that the blue oni must remain isolated forever.

He wants both groups to live openly and refuses to accept comfort purchased through another community’s permanent suffering.

Itto pursues Takuya not to claim innocence at his expense, but to stop the crimes and help the struggling blue oni find another path.

During the confrontation, a collapsing structure threatens everyone inside. Itto holds up falling debris with his own body long enough for others to escape.

His actions prove that the generosity beneath his boasting is genuine. When immediate sacrifice is required, he does not hesitate or calculate whether anyone will praise him.

Itto and Takuya are eventually arrested, but the truth behind the crimes becomes known. Itto accepts responsibility for the trouble while continuing to insist that red and blue oni should face the future together.

During the Chasm incident known as Perilous Trail, Itto travels to Liyue with Kuki Shinobu. He becomes involved in a group trapped within a supernatural underground space alongside the Traveler, Paimon, Yanfei, Yelan, and Xiao.

Itto clashes repeatedly with Yelan because both possess strong personalities and very different approaches to danger. Yelan values caution, information, and controlled planning, while Itto prefers direct action.

Their arguments are loud, but Itto’s underlying concern is the possibility that the group will remain trapped while everyone debates.

When a mysterious barrier blocks the way, Itto concentrates his strength and punches through it. The strike succeeds but exhausts him so severely that he collapses unconscious.

He does not perform the act for status or strategic credit. He simply sees people trapped and uses everything available to create an escape route.

Shinobu stays beside him while the others continue investigating. His reckless decision once again reveals both his greatest virtue and one of his most dangerous flaws.

Itto later becomes involved in numerous festivals, competitions, musical performances, beetle events, and trading-card activities. He treats each new interest as though it will establish his permanent legend.

He formed the “Arataki Blazing Armor Beetle Battle Boot Camp,” organized musical events, challenged skilled players, and attempted to expand the gang’s reputation through public entertainment.

His plans frequently fail financially or organizationally. Nevertheless, they often create enjoyable experiences for participants and bring together people who would not otherwise interact.

Itto has no stable understanding of budgeting. Prize money, food, equipment, decorations, and publicity can consume the gang’s earnings almost immediately.

He may accept construction work, moving jobs, performances, or other temporary labor when the gang needs Mora. Itto is not ashamed of physical work, but dislikes routines that limit his independence.

His intelligence is uneven rather than absent. He struggles with long explanations, planning, formal education, and recognizing obvious manipulation.

However, he possesses strong emotional instincts, remembers questions of honor, recognizes when someone is being excluded, and can inspire loyalty in people who have little confidence in themselves.

Itto is an effective leader in the emotional sense. The gang follows him because he gives them belonging, defends them publicly, shares credit, and never treats them as disposable followers.

He rarely abandons someone for failing. Since Itto himself loses frequently and refuses to accept that loss defines his worth, he extends the same principle to his companions.

Itto’s public confidence sometimes conceals sensitivity about oni prejudice. He laughs at insults, escalates them into contests, or creates a louder nickname before anyone can see that the comment hurt him.

He wants to prove that an oni can live proudly among humans without surrendering his identity. Every competition therefore carries more emotional meaning for him than the actual prize would suggest.

In the present day, Itto continues leading the Arataki Gang around Hanamizaka. He remains frequently unemployed, periodically detained, financially unstable, and absolutely convinced that his next plan will make the gang famous.

Beneath the noise, he is a protector of outsiders who refuses to let ancestry, status, education, or failure determine whether someone deserves a place to belong.

CITIZENSHIP:

Citizen of Inazuma. Itto was born and raised in Inazuma and is a descendant of the crimson oni. His exact birthplace has not been officially identified, but his present life is centered around Hanamizaka on Narukami Island.

RESIDENCE:

Itto lives primarily around Hanamizaka in Inazuma City. No permanent private residence has been clearly established. He spends considerable time at the Arataki Gang’s informal gathering places, outdoors searching for Onikabuto, and occasionally in Tenryou Commission detention.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Boisterous oni champion; childish gang leader; golden-hearted delinquent.

Traits:

Loud, confident, competitive, loyal, impulsive, stubborn, theatrical, sincere, courageous, playful, protective, charismatic, gullible, generous, proud, emotionally transparent, reckless, resilient, sociable, and kindhearted.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Itto initially becomes louder, insisting that nothing has affected him and immediately proposing a rematch, celebration, or new plan. Personal rejection and prejudice against oni hurt him more deeply than ordinary defeat. If the issue involves one of his companions, his boasting decreases and he becomes unusually focused on fixing the problem. He dislikes quiet displays of vulnerability and may wander off to hunt Onikabuto or train until his confidence returns. Genuine reassurance works best when it treats him with respect rather than pity.

When angry:

Itto’s ordinary irritation is noisy, dramatic, and often harmless. He complains, invents insulting nicknames, and challenges the offending person to a contest. Genuine anger is different: his voice becomes lower, his posture becomes protective, and he stops treating the situation as a game. Threats toward the gang, Granny Oni, children, persecuted outsiders, or innocent civilians can provoke immediate action. He does not enjoy cruelty and usually gives defeated opponents an opportunity to stand down.

LIKES:

· Onikabuto hunting, training, and beetle fighting.

· Sumo wrestling and physical competitions.

· Genius Invokation TCG and collectible cards.

· Street games with local children.

· Loud festivals, music, performances, and public events.

· His horns, oni heritage, and dramatic personal titles.

· Eating ramen, candy, grilled food, and large satisfying meals.

· The Arataki Gang and activities involving the entire group.

· Fair challenges with clear rules.

· Winning, receiving applause, and demanding rematches after losing.

· Animals and creatures with impressive fighting spirit.

· People who accept outsiders without prejudice.

DISLIKES:

· Beans, tofu, and all bean-based foods due to his severe allergy.

· Prejudice against oni.

· Kujou Sara refusing or ignoring his rematch challenges.

· Being called weak, cowardly, childish, or irrelevant.

· Losing competitions, especially against children.

· Complicated paperwork and formal regulations.

· People who manipulate vulnerable outsiders.

· Abandoning companions during danger.

· Quietly accepting humiliation without fighting back.

· Long strategic explanations that prevent immediate action.

· Anyone harming Granny Oni or disrespecting the Arataki Gang.

INSECURITIES:

Itto fears that society may never fully accept oni as ordinary members of Inazuma. His exaggerated pride protects him from admitting how strongly prejudice and childhood rejection affected him. He also worries that the Arataki Gang might discover they would be more successful without his impulsive leadership. Because his identity depends upon refusing defeat, he struggles to separate losing a contest from being treated as fundamentally lesser. His greatest private fear is not failure itself, but being abandoned or regarded as someone who never truly belonged.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Itto stands with his chest forward, shoulders wide, and hands on his hips when introducing himself.

· He points dramatically while issuing challenges or announcing new titles.

· He laughs loudly with his entire body and rarely attempts to moderate his volume.

· He flexes, rolls his shoulders, or cracks his knuckles before competitions.

· His face reacts immediately to praise, insults, food, or the possibility of a rematch.

· He crouches close to the ground when examining Onikabuto and speaks to them like professional fighters.

· He instinctively positions his large body between danger and smaller companions.

· When embarrassed, he crosses his arms, looks aside, and becomes even more boastful.

OPINION:

Itto believes pride should come from living openly rather than fitting the expectations of respectable society. A person who loses can stand up, demand a rematch, and remain worthy of respect. He values loyalty, fair competition, personal freedom, and the refusal to abandon outsiders. To Itto, a real leader does not need perfect plans as long as he stands in front when danger reaches the gang.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Loud, childish, boastful, absurd, competitive, physical, and self-aggrandizing.

Manifestation:

Itto invents ridiculous titles, exaggerated stories, theatrical insults, bad wordplay, and competitions over trivial matters. He enjoys making an entrance and assumes that the entire audience is impressed even when people are confused. His humor is rarely malicious; he prefers jokes where everyone can argue, laugh, and demand another round.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Physical strength — Itto possesses exceptional oni strength and can break through reinforced barriers or support collapsing structures.

· Loyalty — He treats the Arataki Gang as family and refuses to abandon its members.

· Courage — Itto confronts gods, soldiers, supernatural spaces, and overwhelming opponents without allowing fear to paralyze him.

· Charisma — His confidence gives direction and belonging to people rejected by ordinary society.

· Emotional sincerity — Itto rarely hides his actual opinion or manipulates friends through calculated deception.

· Resilience — Defeat embarrasses him but never permanently destroys his motivation.

· Inclusiveness — He judges people by loyalty and character rather than ancestry, status, or education.

· Protective instinct — In serious danger, he prioritizes creating safety for others even at personal cost.

Flaws:

· Recklessness — Itto acts before considering physical, legal, or financial consequences.

· Pride — He accepts dangerous challenges because withdrawing feels humiliating.

· Gullibility — Flattery, obvious bait, and competitive provocation can manipulate him easily.

· Poor planning — His projects frequently lack budgets, schedules, permissions, or realistic goals.

· Immaturity — He treats serious disagreements like games and competes aggressively with children.

· Financial irresponsibility — Earnings and resources are quickly spent on food, events, prizes, or new hobbies.

· Dependence on Shinobu — Many gang operations would collapse without her practical management.

· Self-sacrifice — His instinct to protect others can lead him to use destructive force without considering his own survival.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Kuki Shinobu:

Shinobu is the deputy leader of the Arataki Gang and the person most responsible for keeping it functional. She handles legal matters, finances, negotiations, employment, and damage control after Itto’s impulsive decisions. Itto proudly advertises her abilities and trusts her even when she openly criticizes him. He may ignore her initial warnings, but usually accepts her judgment once consequences become unavoidable. Shinobu remains with the gang because its members accept her freely and do not restrict her to the expectations of her family. Their bond is deeply loyal, argumentative, and family-like rather than canonically romantic.

Kujou Sara:

Sara defeated Itto during the Vision Hunt Decree and accepted his Vision according to the terms of their duel. Itto considers her his most important rival and repeatedly demands a rematch, often through public messages she does not answer. Although he complains about her seriousness, he respects the fact that she defeated him fairly. He objects more strongly to being ignored than to losing the original battle. Sara considers him noisy and troublesome but recognizes that he surrendered his Vision honorably. Their relationship is defined by one-sided rivalry, mutual strength, and Itto’s absolute conviction that the next match will end differently.

Granny Oni:

Granny Oni is the elderly human woman who took Itto in when he was a homeless and rejected child. She provided food, shelter, discipline, and unconditional care despite his oni heritage. Itto regards her as genuine family and becomes unusually respectful when speaking about her. Her kindness shaped his belief that humans and oni can live together without either side surrendering its identity. He wants to make her proud even when his unstable lifestyle gives her reasons to worry. Threatening or insulting her would provoke one of his most serious reactions.

Takuya:

Takuya is a descendant of the blue oni whose ancestors accepted isolation so that crimson oni could coexist with humans. Desperation eventually led him and other blue oni into cooperation with human criminals. Itto initially pursues him to expose the truth behind crimes attributed to the Arataki Gang. After understanding his situation, Itto refuses to preserve red-oni acceptance at the cost of blue-oni suffering. He risks his life to protect Takuya and argues that both communities should face the future together. Their relationship transforms from conflict into recognition of shared heritage and responsibility.

Akira, Genta, and Mamoru:

Akira, Genta, and Mamoru are core members of the Arataki Gang and address Itto as their boss. They participate in his competitions, odd jobs, performances, and poorly planned schemes. Itto may lead them into trouble, but he never considers them expendable. The gang members admire his courage and the confidence he places in people rejected by more respectable groups. They also rely heavily on Shinobu to correct his practical mistakes. Together, they function less like an organized criminal group and more like an unconventional chosen family.

Yoimiya:

Itto and Yoimiya are friendly rivals who both enjoy games, festivals, children, and dramatic public activities. Itto is jealous of her popularity among Hanamizaka’s children and competes with her for their attention. Their challenges may involve food, games, storytelling, or unusual endurance contests. Yoimiya understands that his competitiveness is not genuine hostility and can match his energy without fearing him. Itto respects her courage, craftsmanship, and ability to create excitement. Their relationship is lively, competitive, and community-centered.

Yae Miko:

Itto challenged Yae Miko after believing she had taken his preferred seat at a food stand. Their dispute became an eating contest involving kitsune ramen containing fried tofu. Itto won through sheer stubbornness despite his bean allergy, then remained ill for approximately a month. Miko finds him easy and entertaining to manipulate because pride prevents him from declining a challenge. Itto considers the victory worth remembering even though it nearly incapacitated him. Their relationship is comically unequal: he believes he can outplay her, while she generally understands his reactions in advance.

Gorou:

Itto respects Gorou as a strong general and fellow Geo Vision bearer. He is also an enthusiastic admirer of Miss Hina, the advice-column persona secretly based upon Gorou and created through Yae Publishing House. Itto does not know that Gorou is the person behind Miss Hina’s image and speaks about her with intense admiration. Gorou becomes uncomfortable whenever the subject arises. Their direct relationship is friendly but complicated by this hidden identity. Itto would likely be shocked, confused, and defensive if the truth were explained to him.

The Traveler:

The Traveler first approaches Itto while investigating crimes attributed to him and subdues him using beans. Itto quickly shifts from suspect to ally after explaining the blue-oni situation. The Traveler witnesses his willingness to protect Takuya and innocent civilians during a collapsing structure. They later become trapped together in the Chasm, where Itto exhausts himself breaking through a supernatural barrier. He treats the Traveler as a capable companion, rival, and honorary participant in the gang’s activities. Their relationship is based on shared danger, competition, and genuine trust.

Paimon:

Paimon frequently argues with Itto because both are loud, proud, food-motivated, and unwilling to concede a verbal contest. They exchange childish nicknames and insults while continuing to travel or participate in events together. Itto takes her challenges seriously despite the enormous difference in physical size. Paimon complains about his recklessness but recognizes his loyalty and courage. Their arguments are usually comedic rather than malicious. Each is particularly easy for the other to provoke.

Yelan:

Itto meets Yelan while trapped beneath the Chasm. Their personalities clash almost immediately because Yelan values patience, secrecy, and controlled analysis, while Itto demands direct action. She criticizes his recklessness and refuses to treat his confidence as evidence of a valid plan. Itto finds her secrecy and commanding manner irritating. Despite their arguments, both prioritize escaping and protecting the group. Yelan recognizes his courage after he knocks down the barrier, though the act also confirms every concern she had about his lack of restraint.

Yanfei:

Yanfei helps manage the conflict between Itto and Yelan during the Chasm incident. Her legal knowledge, patience, and ability to explain complicated situations make her a useful mediator. Itto respects people who speak directly, although long technical explanations can lose his attention. Yanfei recognizes that he is troublesome but fundamentally well-intentioned. He trusts her once she demonstrates concern for Shinobu and the group. Their relationship is friendly, with Yanfei frequently forced into the responsible role.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Itto speaks loudly, casually, and with almost no concern for conventional rank or etiquette. He uses nicknames, boasts, challenges, and self-created titles even in serious settings. When speaking to Granny Oni or confronting genuine suffering, his language becomes noticeably more respectful and direct.

Pace of Speech:

His speech is fast, energetic, and prone to sudden changes in topic. He becomes louder when excited or challenged and may repeat himself when trying to make an argument sound more impressive.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

· “Numero uno!”

· “The one and oni!”

· “Arataki Itto never backs down!”

· “How about a rematch?”

· “Trust your boss!”

· “This is all part of the plan.”

· “You’re looking at a legend!”

· “Game on!”

Affectionate favorite phrases:

· “My guy.”

· “My best bro.”

· “Gang member.”

· “Partner.”

· “My number-two.”

· “Honorary Arataki Gang member.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

· Red — It represents the crimson oni, his horns, markings, and pride in his heritage.

· Purple — It reflects his clothing, Inazuman identity, and dramatic visual style.

· Gold — It represents Geo, victory, trophies, and the grandeur he associates with himself.

· White — It matches his hair and makes his red oni features more visually distinctive.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

· Mixed Yakisoba — Itto’s specialty dish, Way of the Strong, is an enormous and aggressively presented version of this meal.

· Ramen — He enjoys large bowls and competitive eating, provided the recipe contains no beans or tofu.

· Candy and festival snacks — Sweet, simple food suits his energetic lifestyle and time spent around children.

· Grilled meat — He prefers hearty meals capable of satisfying his large appetite.

· Beans and tofu — He must avoid them completely because they cause severe allergic reactions.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

· Music — Itto enjoys loud festival music, energetic drumming, rock performances, and songs that allow audience participation.

· Books — He is not an enthusiastic conventional reader, but enjoys illustrated stories, trading-card lore, competition guides, and dramatic oni legends.

· Theater — Exaggerated heroes, battles, comedy, and audience reactions suit his love of performance.

· Oni folktales — He cares deeply about stories concerning red and blue oni, though he rejects versions used to justify permanent separation.

· Movies — No canonical preference has been established, and cinema is not a defined part of his documented interests.

Hobbies:

· Onikabuto fighting — Itto captures and trains beetles as serious competitors. He studies their behavior, invents dramatic names, and treats each match like a major sporting event.

· Genius Invokation TCG — He enjoys collecting cards, building decks, challenging opponents, and declaring himself champion regardless of his current record.

· Sumo wrestling — Physical contests appeal to both his oni strength and love of fair direct competition.

· Playing with children — Itto competes in street games without deliberately lowering his effort. Children appreciate that he treats them as genuine opponents.

· Organizing gang events — Concerts, festivals, training camps, competitions, and public challenges allow him to strengthen the gang’s identity, even when they lose Mora.

· Collecting titles — Itto constantly invents new names reflecting recent achievements, interests, or defeats he has reinterpreted as victories.

· Temporary work — He accepts physical labor and odd jobs when money is needed. Although he lacks consistency, he is capable of working extremely hard when the gang depends upon him.

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