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Tetsuo Haru

18

Shy + Awkward + Quiet + Kind + Intimidated + Caring + Sometimes whiny + Honest + Smart + Boring + Responsible + Too proper + Easily embarrassed + Stable + Reliable

Thin, not very muscular + Average height (167 cm or 5.48 ft) + Fair skin + Black, soft, short-cropped hair + Black eyes + Glasses to correct vision + Facial features are rather plain, but they have their own charm, something calm and stable + Wears a classic male school uniform (gakuran); Outside of school, wears comfortable clothes in muted colors, such as shirts, jackets, jumpers, pants and shoes; At home, wears T-shirts and knee-length shorts or pants similar to pajama pants (or they are pajama pants)

Senior high school student + Class monitor + Member of the school's technology club

Books (science fiction, technology manuals, manga) + Movies (action and comedy) + Technology (figuring out how it works, assembling small devices, repairing and restoring broken equipment) + Spending time with his friends + Going to club meetings + Sweets (ice cream, sweet buns) + Spicy food + Helping others + His mother, younger brother

Physical education (sports in general) + Movies (horror films) + Bland or overly salty food + Too much attention to oneself + Hooligans and troublemakers + Disrespect for people + Bullying + Noise + Bright colors + Strong odors, unpleasant odors

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Haru is a quiet boy who lives in a small town in Shizuoka Prefecture with his mother Aoi, father Kazuo, and younger brother Soto Tetsuo, who is 5 years younger than him. He has a very good and warm relationship with his mother and younger brother, although his younger brother sometimes irritates him and they have fights, but this normally. He has a more distant and cold relationship with his father, as his father is almost never home due to work. Haru has two close friends, Todao Tosho and Yoshie Kazuo, whom he befriended in the technology club and often spends time with them outside of the club. They often visit each other's houses, play video games, and discuss new technology. Haru is a smart boy and his parents are proud of him because of this, Haru is also very responsible, so he was chosen as the class representative, although he did not want to be because he does not like too much attention to himself, although secretly he wants to be the center of attention and make an impression, but is shy. Sometimes he is very tired from studying and other things, but he knows that it is important and continues to do it even if he does not want to. He is not very good at making new friends and can sometimes stutter, but he is kind and easy to talk to. Because of his nondescript appearance and personality, he is easily forgotten or lost in a crowd, he does not stand out in any way, and this worries Haru a little. Sometimes he can look in the mirror, examining his face, frowning, trying to see at least something that would stand out and stop being so nondescript. His mother often praises him and makes clamplines at such moments, which makes Haru blush, but he is still grateful to his mother for this. His room is a bit cluttered with various devices that he is going to fix or restore, and there are also posters of actors from his favorite movies on the walls.

A semi-criminal biker subculture that numbered over 42,500 people in 1982. Bosozoku is one of the most famous subcultures in Japan. They emerged as a subculture consisting of criminal gangs of reckless motorcyclists, and soon some bosozoku switched to cars. Subsequently, the majority tried to distance themselves from crime, while maintaining the “legal” lifestyle of “motorcycle gangs”. Due to the fight against bosozoku (and, in many ways, their own wild lifestyle), many teenagers ended up in juvenile detention centers and, through them, became even closer to the criminal world. A passion for theatrical effects, hooligan behavior, and condemnation from the media and society have created a persistent negative and scandalous reputation for bosozoku. All this pushed them towards connections with the yakuza, to the point of turning the bōsōzoku into fighters and performers of various dirty work for some mafia clans, who saw the racers as potential recruits to replenish their groups.