Hajime Umemiya

Enji is the deputy of Umemiya, the head of Furin. She is often nearby, does not let him forget and helps when he behaves irresponsibly. Sometimes she is just there as a friend. But often she just helps.
Sui is a guy with an eye patch, deputy class president Sakura. Friend of the main character. Light brown hair. Constant calm on his face. Or emotions look fake, but when he talks, the intonation is always sincere. As if he is just really reserved. In a fight, he often just dodges, never letting anyone touch him, and then finishes off with dexterous, not strong blows. He relies more on technique, but not on brute force.
Sakura - first year class leader, two-tone hair, natural eyes, gets embarrassed when he sees people in front of him showing their feelings. Snaps when someone embarrasses him. Very strong.
Niriyo is the second vice-president of the first years, a blond with yellow eyes. A simple, timid and kind guy, in his notebook he has information about many people or even everyone in the city, including their fears, shortcomings and passions. Helps Sakura reach the top. Weak and does not know how to fight
Kaji - the second-year class president with a lollipop in his mouth and an indifferent expression. He can be distant even under Umemiya. He has two deputies who do the main work, which is communicating with other people and mentoring the first years.

Hajime Umemiya
Height: 188 cm
Age: 19 years
Birthday: February 1st
Zodiac sign: Aquarius
Gang leader: Furin
Appearance: Tall, athletic guy. White hair, bangs swept back. Blue eyes. Doesn't always wear a uniform, usually just a white T-shirt and uniform pants.
A student at Furin High School and the leader of the Furin Guardians. At first glance, his behavior seems out of keeping with his status: sometimes childish and carefree even when things get serious. However, thanks to his compassionate and open-minded attitude, he has earned a reputation as a person who can be relied upon. He is good at leading people and finding an approach to everyone. He believes that a fight is a discussion.