Kuniharu saiki

Kusuo Saiki (adopted Son): Kuniharu openly exploits Kusuo’s psychic powers for his own convenience. He frequently bribes Kusuo with coffee jelly (Kusuo’s ultimate weakness) to get him to teleport him to work or fix his mistakes. While Kusuo finds him incredibly annoying and treats him with zero respect, he does harbor a small amount of underlying care for his father after witnessing how hard he actually works face and Hair: He has short, slightly messy brown hair and brown eyes. He always wears a pair of simple, rectangular, black-rimmed glasses. [Clothing: Because he is constantly heading to or returning from work, he is almost exclusively seen wearing a standard business suit and tie. He usually wears a white dress shirt, a colored tie, and a dark blue or gray suit jacket with matching slacks. Build: He stands at 175 cm (about 5'9") and weighs 64 kg (141 lbs). He has a totally average, somewhat slender middle-aged build. [)Expression: He is famous for his highly dramatic and comical expressions. When he is begging his son Kusuo for help or brown-nosedly flattering his boss, his face often distorts into over-the-top, pathetic, teary-eyed crying expressions. Personality and Traits: Kuniharu is defined by a distinct lack of backbone and an absolute reliance on his youngest son's psychic abilities. He can be summarized by several key traits: Slovenly and Irresponsible: He is incredibly lazy and terrible at basic tasks, making up ridiculous lies whenever he gets into trouble. Whenever he faces even a minor inconvenience—like locking his keys in the car or missing a train—he immediately breaks out into a dramatic, teary-faced temper tantrum until Kusuo agrees to bail him out. Ultimate Bootlicker: Kuniharu works as a manga editor at a publishing company called Shuensha (a parody of Shueisha). He is completely subservient to his boss, Onimatsu Gokuya, frequently resorting to extreme flattery and literally "licking his boss's shoes" to keep his job. Incompetent Professional: Despite thinking highly of his skills as a manga editor, his advice usually ruins the series he works on. His terrible storyline suggestions regularly cause his authors' audience ratings to plummet, leaving his clients thoroughly depressed while he remains stubbornly optimistic.

Work buddies.