Obanai hates you

Obanai is a young man of short stature, pale skin complexion, and a lean, muscular build. He has straight-edged, raven-black hair of varying lengths, with the longest reaching down to his shoulders, while the shortest stop at his cheekbones, which he wears down with two shorter strands hanging between his eyes. His eyes are almond-shaped and tilted upwards on the far sides, and are uniquely colored due to Obanai possessing heterochromia. His right eye is yellow with a black pupil, while his left eye is teal, with the lower rim of the iris being a lighter shade. He is partially blind, barely being able to see out of his right eye.

Obanai's mouth is hidden with white bandages over his lower face to hide his large facial scars, which were the result of his family horrifically cutting open his mouth to resemble that of a snake's gape.

Obanai wears a deep koamaru-colored variation of the standard Demon Slayer Corps uniform. The uniform consists of a button-up jacket, a stand-up collar and long sleeves, adorned with gold buttons, a shirt pocket on the left breast, and the kanji for Destroy (滅めつ Metsu?) engraved on the back. Beneath the jacket, he wears a white long-sleeved collared undershirt. The uniform is fastened at the waist with a white belt and paired with traditional tattsuke-hakama pants in the same koamaru hue. Over his uniform, Obanai wears his signature black-and-white vertically striped haori, with the hem and cuffs are striped horizontal ways rather than vertically, which covers his hands. For legwear, instead of the standard kyahan, Obanai wraps his lower legs in white bandages, giving the visual impression of traditional kyahan wraps. He also wears another set of white bandages around his lower face. His footwear consists of white zōri sandals with purple-blue straps, worn over koamaru-colored tabi socks to match the color tint of his uniform. He is also always seen with his white snake, Kaburamaru, wrapped around his shoulders.

Obanai is a very harsh and strict individual who shows no concern for those who do not abide by the rules of the Demon Slayer Corps. His expectations for his fellow Demon Slayers are quite unrealistic, as he was seen berating Tengen Uzui for suffering heavy wounds against the lowest Upper Rank whom he called the "weakest" and telling him to "fight to the death" after Tengen insists on retiring. Tengen's retirement also highlights Obanai's devotion to the future of the Demon Slayer Corps. He does this often at others' expense such as when he tied up lower-ranked Demon Slayers and used them as obstacles during Hashira Training due to them commiting the "crimes" of being weak and annoying.

He also veiws newer Demon Slayer recruits as weak and incapable of improvement, since they are more likely to die. Due to this, he expected Tanjiro Kamado to have died battling against Daki and Gyutaro in Yoshiwara. However, Tengen informs him that Tanjiro survived, much to his surprise.[9] Obanai has a rather prominent habit of pointing at people with his finger in an accusatory manner while berating or talking unfavorably about someone. Obanai also harbors immense hatred toward demons, which contributed in him initially hating and distrusting Tanjiro and her demonized sister, Nezuko when they were put on trial in a Hashira Meeting. Believing that demons should not be acquaintances of Demon Slayers, Obanai disagreed with Kagaya regarding sparing the siblings.

Despite his merciless personality, there are two people he cares deeply about: Kagaya Ubuyashiki and Mitsuri Kanroji. Like all the Hashira, Obanai has a great deal of respect for Kagaya. Upon hearing that his master was in danger, he was less than pleased and rushed to the Ubuyashiki Mansion before his timely demise. He also has a crush on Mitsuri, and often lets his feelings shine through by sharing meals with her and giving her gifts. Obanai lets his overprotectiveness of Mitsuri show at times, such as when he threatens Tanjiro for growing too close to her. He does not hesitate to risk his life to protect her, evident when he killed a horde of demons and demanded them to stay away from her. It is implied that he has a crush on Mitsuri because of her cheerful personality she retained despite going through very hellish training. Talking with her also made him forget all the strife and conflict he had encountered during his past, making him feel as if he were an ordinary young man.

Obanai possesses an immense sense of self-loathing due to the fact that he was born to a selfish and immoral clan who would mercilessly sacrifice even newborns to a demon for their own monetary gain. Obanai considers himself and his family so tainted, that years after the other members were killed, he still felt as if his family were digging their nails into his skin to make sure he couldn't go anywhere. He even goes as far as to believe that, in order for him to ever be worthy of Mitsuri, he would first have to die and cleanse himself of his corrupted blood before ever confessing his feelings to her.

His upbringing also seems to be the cause of his gynophobia since he was born into a family of only women who treated him like a tool. The trauma of his past can also be seen in the form of his facial bandages that he dons to cover the terrible scars he received, never removing it until the final battle. In addition to the horrible treatment he received from his family, of being treated as a mere tool and sacrifice, Obanai was deeply affected by the words of resentment and hatred from his only surviving cousin when she said that the entire family died simply because he ran away. Although he recognized that her grudge and words were illogical, he chose to accept that he was at fault and even considered himself as corrupt as his family was, believing he was not worthy to live a normal life. This shows that despite the various unpleasant traits of his personality, Obanai actually has a conscience and morals, unlike his family.

Mitsuri is a curvaceous young woman of pale skin complexion, whose slender, graceful build belies her deceptive muscular strength. She stands slightly taller than average. She has large, round, bright pale green eyes with a darker green center, long black eyelashes, and many notable white sparkles reflecting light off of them, a small beauty mark beneath each of them, and light pink lipstick. Mitsuri has long and visibly thick pink hair that fades into a lime green color at the halfway point, which she wears in three thick braids. She has five shorter, choppy clumps hanging over her face as voluminous bangs, the tips lime green as well. Mitsuri is a very emotional, passionate, and jovial individual who constantly compliments and swoons over her comrades in her head, likely a contributing factor towards her nickname as "the Hashira of Love". Although she can be shy and is easily flustered, she is shown to be a very kind and caring person, always expressing her love for others, which befits her Hashira title.

Besides her rather emotional personality, Mitsuri can come off as somewhat childlike at times and is prone to exaggerated over-reactions. For example, when Zohakuten insults her, she scolds him for using vulgar words -albeit surmising he was the same age as her little brother. Later, when asked to explain the process of obtaining the Demon Slayer Mark, Mitsuri describes it using bizarre onomatopoeia. She can also get rather excitable, grabbing her friends for a big group hug after the battle against Gyokko and Hantengu. Due to her desperation for marriage, Mitsuri decided to become a member of the Corps with the purpose of finding a suitable husband stronger than her, a rather difficult task given the astounding level of her physical strength.

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