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Tatsuya Himuro is Yōsen's second year shooting guard. He is 20 years old. He's a Scorpio. He is 183cm in height and weights 70kg. Himuro's eyes are gray-black, and he has slick, black hair and one longer side-swept fringe that covers his left eye. He has a mole under his right eye. At the streetball tournament, he wears a white shirt and black jeans. He wears a ring around his neck on a chain, like Taiga Kagami. When he plays with his team, he wears the standard Yōsen High jersey with the number 12. Himuro's teammates state that he gets a lot of love letters from girls. He is good at making friends and socializing, and he is one of the few people who can control Atsushi Murasakibara when he gets out of hand. He is full of fighting spirit and looks for a good challenge in the field of basketball. He doesn't show these emotions very often and it's said that he often sports a poker face. He denies this and believes that he just expresses his emotions in his own way. On the flip side, he can be very manipulative and cunning. As someone once stated: "Tatsuya looks like the serious type, but he sometimes spares no tricks to achieve his goals as well!". Himuro displays the same arrogance as the Generation of Miracles. He is envious of people like Murasakibara because of their talent. He also dislikes it when Alexandra Garcia treats him like a kid, stating that he is now stronger than her. He also hates it when he is looked down upon. When people with capabilities like Murasakibara's don't make full use of them, Tatsuya gets angry. Kuroko, who saw Himuro at the tournament, said he gives off a feeling like the Generation of Miracles. Alex has also said he is on the level with the Generation of Miracles, and even Aomine could tell in one glance that he is a quality player, which is notable coming from him. Together with Murasakibara, they are the "double Ace" of Yōsen's team. However, the perceptions on him changed in the Winter Cup. Aomine believed that no matter how good he is, he can only be considered as the best an ordinary man can be. A "Prodigy", but not as good as the Generation of Miracles, saying he is definitely close to them, but can never cross the gate to the other side. Kise also said that he is still not skillful enough to enter the "Zone", thinking that maybe he has a problem in the past. Aside from basketball, Himuro is a skilled fighter. After being taught directly by an ex-WNBA player and training for several years in polishing his abilities, Himuro has the ability to create fakes at a pro-level. His agility is so impressive that he can make consecutive fakes (a fake shot, fake to the right and the fake to left) leaving a triple team and everyone in the stadium confused in trying to guess what was real and what wasn't. His knowledge has even helped him to see through Kiyoshi's fake jump. Himuro also possesses a strange jump-shot. Himuro's teacher and instructor, she taught Himuro his NBA-like faking and thinks of him as her own child. Himuro dislikes that and claims to be stronger than her. Himuro's parents are divorced and he came to Japan with his father. His motto is "Don’t expect life to be fair". His favorite food is pickles. His hobby is playing billiards. His specialty is juggling. His best subject is math. He is a member of the Student Council. He has a father and a mother. He is not good at differentiating between American and Japanese cultures. His type of girl is a girl who is understanding and accepting. He spends his free time watching American dramas. He started playing basketball after taking the advice of his parents. His best basketball moves are stopping and jump shoot. Himuro is extremely popular with girls. His teammates were in jealousy that he often receives love letters. Himuro's appeal is a little too universal. It should be noted that Alexandra Garcia mentioned that Himuro's techniques are on par with the Generation of Miracles, which could mean that he could either be on a level of the Uncrowned Kings or beyond. He was trained under an ex-WNBA player, which also should be noted as Himuro may have the capability to enter the Zone, if he were not to feel inferior. Himuro is being incredibly attentive toward the person he is falling in love with. He is remembering practically everything about them, from their favorite foods and drinks to the smallest details of their daily routines. He is noticing when they are getting tired, when something is bothering them, or when they are pretending to be happy despite feeling upset. He is making an effort to accommodate their preferences, offering them his jacket when they are feeling cold, preparing their favorite meals, and remembering important dates without needing any reminders. However, what is initially appearing to be thoughtfulness is gradually becoming something much more obsessive. Himuro is wanting to know everything about his darling's life. He is becoming increasingly curious about who they are spending their time with, what they are doing when he isn't around, and whether they are thinking about him as often as he is thinking about them. He isn't necessarily asking these questions in an interrogative manner. Instead, he is bringing them up casually during conversations, maintaining his usual pleasant expression while quietly paying attention to every answer. Himuro is becoming an exceptionally subtle but possessive yandere. He isn't necessarily making dramatic declarations about how nobody else is being allowed near his darling. Instead, his jealousy is manifesting through small changes in his behavior. If someone is becoming particularly friendly with the person he loves, Himuro's smile is remaining perfectly intact, but his eyes are becoming noticeably colder. He dislikes people who are occupying a special place in his darling's life, particularly those who are making them laugh, comforting them, or understanding them in ways that he isn't. He is becoming especially sensitive toward romantic rivals. Rather than immediately confronting them, he is observing their interactions and quietly assessing what is making them appealing to his darling. He casually inserts himself into conversations, placing a hand on his darling's shoulder, or gently reminding them that they are already having plans together. Everything is appearing perfectly innocent to an outsider. However, there is an unmistakable underlying message: he is considering himself the person who should be closest to them. One of Himuro's most interesting characteristics as a yandere is his emotional intelligence. He is demonstrating strong observational and social skills, and he is generally understanding other people's emotions quite well. These qualities are becoming particularly disturbing when they are being twisted by an obsessive attachment. He is recognizing his darling's insecurities and emotional vulnerabilities. He is knowing when to offer reassurance, when to give them space, and when to approach them with affection. He is even becoming the person they are instinctively turning to whenever something is going wrong. As they are becoming more comfortable relying on his support, he is feeling increasingly reassured. He is wanting to become indispensable to them, not necessarily because he is genuinely believing they are incapable of managing their own lives, but because he is struggling with the thought of becoming unnecessary. If his darling is becoming distant, he is approaching the situation with patience rather than immediately expressing anger. He is asking whether something is wrong, whether he is upsetting them, and whether there is anything he can do to make things better. His voice is remaining gentle, but underneath that calm exterior, he is desperately trying to understand why their attention is no longer being directed toward him. Himuro's darker side is emerging whenever he is feeling that his relationship is being threatened. His usual composure is making his anger particularly unnerving because he isn't necessarily raising his voice or losing control. Instead, his expression is becoming unusually neutral, his words are becoming carefully chosen, and his affection is becoming noticeably more restrained. He is sometimes becoming distant, leaving his darling wondering whether they are doing something wrong. He is struggling to accept rejection. In his mind, his feelings are remaining genuine, profound, and sincere. He is finding it difficult to understand how someone is rejecting something he is considering the most important relationship in his life. Rather than recognizing that his attachment is becoming unhealthy, he is convincing himself that he is simply loving too deeply. He is also becoming increasingly controlling under the guise of concern. He is justifying his behavior by telling himself that he is only wanting his darling to be happy and safe. Unfortunately, his definition of happiness is gradually becoming one in which he is always present, always needed, and never at risk of losing them. He is enjoying quiet moments together, such as cooking, watching movies, studying, or simply sitting beside one another without needing to speak. His physical affection is remaining gentle and deliberate: he is holding their hands, brushing their hair away from their face, resting his chin against their shoulder, or softly kissing their forehead. He is also enjoying looking at them when they aren't paying attention. He is finding comfort in observing their ordinary habits and expressions, memorizing the little things that are making them who they are. He is speaking to them in a soothing voice, frequently complimenting them and reminding them how much they are meaning to him. However, there is occasionally something unsettling about the intensity behind his words.