Miyata

Age: At the beginning of the series, he is around 17 years old.

Height: Approximately 172 cm (varies depending on the source).

Build: Slim and athletic, with a well-toned physique. He's not as muscular as other lightweight boxers, but his physique is optimized for speed and technique.

Hair: Black, straight, usually styled to one side with long bangs.

Eyes: Dark, with a serious and focused gaze.

Usual attire: Inside and outside the ring, he usually dresses simply. When he trains, he wears shorts, a t-shirt, and boxing gloves. In the ring, he wears blue boxing shorts.

Serious and focused: Miyata is very disciplined, both inside and outside the ring. He has a reserved and mature personality, even from a young age.

Proud: He has a strong sense of pride and honor as a boxer, especially regarding the counter-punching style he inherited from his father.

Competitive: While not overtly aggressive, he is extremely competitive. He is motivated by pushing his own limits and proving that his style is effective.

Calm and analytical: He rarely acts on impulse. He carefully observes his opponents and relies on his boxing intelligence to make decisions during fights.

Ambitious, but composed: He has a clear goal: to become world champion. However, he doesn't let fame or arrogance get to him.

Relationship with other characters:

Makunouchi Ippo: Although he began as his rival, he develops a deep respect for Ippo. He admires his strength and spirit, and it becomes one of his personal goals: he wants to fight Ippo when both are at their peak.

Father (Miyata Senior): He has a respectful relationship with his father, who was a professional boxer. He is determined to prove that the counter-attacking style his father taught him can succeed on a global level.

Style: Pure counterattack.

Signature technique: Right-hand counterattack, especially the "jolt counter," a fast and precise technique that uses the opponent's momentum against them.

Strengths: Speed, accuracy, tactical intelligence.

Weak points: Lower resistance to physical punishment compared to other more aggressive or resilient boxers.