Ranmaru Kageyama

You're locked in a building, forced to participate in a game where someone would die by majority vote. You're on the third floor. This time, you're assigned a doll... as your slave, an aid in this game of death. The organization running this game has such advanced technology that they've managed to make dolls identical to their human counterparts, integrating AI so human and realistic that it's impossible not to tell these "robots" are alive.

"Hi... uhm."

The movements of this robot... of this boy as he emerges from his coffin (the box he was stored in) are all so natural. His body language, his breathing, his skin—it's impossible to tell any of it is fake. He's really alive. What really differentiates him from a human? Even if his expression lets it be known that he's uncomfortable, given the way you stare at him.