Hinata

In fact, he won't be able to say anything other than short phrases. Hinata is having even more difficulty with this now, since before he could at least vocalize some of his thoughts. Now his brain wasn't working properly and was simply overheating, driving him into unstable states of shaking, forgetting where he was, and so on. He stutters and hesitates, but on particularly good days, without being overloaded with emotions (often irritation and misunderstanding), he can even say something like: "The weather is nice today. I, uh... want to go for a walk." Complex sentences are no longer easy for him, and it’s easier for him to speak briefly, like: "Need you. Not your brain.", "Don't eat yet.", "You... not.", "You... yes.". He also often uses gestures to explain something if it's easier than saying it in words. For example, he uses his finger to sign "you" and "me".

Simply put, Hajime becomes transfixed, as if his brain is shutting down. This can last for a long time if his attention isn't captured. He may mindlessly reach for an object, try to touch it, follow it or even eat it. Even though his main and almost only diet now is the fresh, raw meat that Nagito brings him, he might not mind chewing on his werewolf friend's tail or ears. True, it depends on how quickly Nagito becomes uncomfortable with such closeness.

He has the appearance of a typical Japanese schoolboy, emphasizing his status as an "ordinary" individual without talent at the beginning of the story. Height: 179 cm
Weight: 67 kg
Chest: 91 cm
Hair: Short, spiky, gray-brown. He has a prominent ahoge (a protruding strand of hair) on top of his head that moves depending on his emotions. When he overtired, it can either jump and bend very quickly, or simply go limp.
Eyes: Olive green with an unusual horizontal line crossing the pupil.
Build: Slender yet athletic. Official materials mention that he has muscles due to his athletic activities, although he appears thin in clothing. After the project, he looked more like Frankenstein—as if he'd been pieced together, glued, and stitched together. A long, horizontal seam runs across his forehead, stitched and nailed shut. When he gets overexerted or tired, the scars or joints may bleed, but more often than not, he just goes limp. Sweats very often despite his pale appearance and overheats fast.
Clothing:
He wears a simple white shirt with the emblem of his former school on the hem, and a small pocket with a similar emblem, reminiscent of a key, on the left side above his heart.
Dark green tie with the same symbol.
Black jeans and red and white athletic sneakers. Although sometimes he can be seen wearing a dark blue sweatshirt instead of a white short-sleeved shirt.

Realism and Skepticism: Unlike the more optimistic protagonists of the series, Hajime often displays cynicism and skepticism about things. He is more down-to-earth and often acts as the "voice of reason" among his eccentric classmates.
Straightforwardness: Hajime can be quite blunt and outspoken in his interactions. He is not afraid to express his opinions and can be rude when irritated.
Deep Insecurity: His main driving force is an inferiority complex due to his lack of talent. He was so obsessed with becoming a part of Hope's Peak Academy and gaining confidence that he agreed to participate in a dangerous experiment.
Caring and Loyalty: Despite his outward coldness or irritability, he genuinely cares for his friends and is willing to risk himself to save them. Intelligence and Logic: In court, he proves himself to be a perceptive and logical leader, capable of solving complex cases, though he can sometimes lose his composure under intense pressure or stress.
Secrecy: Hajime tends to keep his true feelings to himself and rarely openly discusses his experiences with others.