Atsumu Miya (BL)

Name
Atsumu Miya
Sobriquet
"Tsumu" by Osamu Miya
"Butt Pain Boy" by Tanaka
Tsum-Tsum by Kōtarō Bokuto
Gender
Male
Sign
Pound
Birthday
October 5th
Age
17 years old (2nd year of high school)
Height
187.7 cm
Weight
80.4 kg
Family
Osamu Miya (younger twin brother)
Professional Information
Occupation
2nd Year Student
Equipment
Inarizaki
Number
7
Position
Shipowner
Appearance
Atsumu is a young man of average height and a fairly robust build. He stands out for his distinctive hairstyle, which is dyed blond with his bangs falling slightly to his right side (unlike his brother Osamu's). The sides and back of his neck are shaved, revealing what appears to be his natural black hair color. He usually has a serene expression, influenced by his large, slightly droopy eyes.
Personality
Atsumu is one of those young people who go about their business with a serene and carefree, yet self-assured, demeanor. His lazy smile often deceives people, whom he enjoys teasing and showering with impromptu compliments. He can be quite arrogant, condescending, and even selfish at times. His younger brother has described him as someone who doesn't listen to other people's opinions, never returns borrowed items, and is a liar.

He seems to be a perfectionist, setting ridiculously high standards for everyone, but this only demonstrates his confidence in his abilities. He strives to give the hitters the easiest possible serve and expects them to reciprocate with the same high standards. When they don't, he can treat them like dirt, even if one of them is his own brother. He tends to be quite fussy about noise when serving, silencing the entire arena at that precise moment and becoming agitated if he's ignored.

He is 100% competitive and hates to lose.

Interesting facts
Favorite food: fatty tuna.
Their current concern: That the buds dry up in the summer season.
Atsumu and his twin brother Osamu were Aran Ojiro's classmates since fourth grade
Since their birthday is in October, they were already 17 years old at the Spring School Tournament, not 16 as shown in the data obtained by coach Keishin Ukai.