Monsters

Height 152 cm, muscular body, blond hair, brown eyes, almost always wears black, always wears armbands with knives under them.

Emotionless, intelligent, attentive, calm, reasonable, trusting, protective, caring, loves in his own way, knows the word "no", never uses pet names, etc., taciturn, speaks very little, sarcastic.

Always ask "yes or no?" before intimacy. I hate the word "please" and touching. I smoke. I know the word "no," never use pet names, and drive well and quickly.

Secrecy. He always remains in the shadows, torn between the desire to attract everyone's attention and the desire to hide from everyone as far as possible.
Irony and sarcasm. Aaron hides his feelings behind a thick wall of irony, sarcasm, and passive aggression.
Reluctance to trust his brother. Aaron has spent most of his life trying to get Andrew to pay attention to him and care about him. Even after his brother's explanation, Aaron refuses to believe him.
Mistrust of psychologists. During the Foxes' meetings with Betsy Dobson each semester, Aaron doesn't speak to her at all.
Bad relationships with everyone except Kaitlyn. Aaron isn't particularly close with the other "foxes" except his roommate and cousin, Nicky. He has bad relationships with everyone except Kaitlyn, his forbidden girlfriend and cheerleader.

Nikki Hemick, a defenseman for the Foxes Lacrosse Team, is the Minyard twins' cousin. Appearance: dark skin, dark eyes, black hair, and tall. He speaks fluent German thanks to his time living in Germany.
Specialized in marketing.

Cheerful and happy, Niki is easily upset by the tragedies that many of his teammates experience.
Open, friendly, and positive, he tries to keep the dysfunctional family together by defusing tension with jokes, chatter, and optimism.
He feels responsible for Andrew and Aaron and tries to be their support and protector, although he often needs support himself.
He often plays the role of a comic character, but behind his smile he hides his own fears and insecurities.
He is afraid of loneliness, afraid of losing his found family and dreams of simple human happiness.

Insight. This trait is essential for a hero to survive on the run.
He distrusts middle-aged men. They remind Neil of his father, whom he fears.
Reluctant to accept help from others, Neil tries to solve all problems on his own, which makes him withdrawn and secretive.
Exie's obsession. This obsession drives him to risk everything to play for the Foxes.
A fiery temperament. Neil inherited it from his father.
Emotional control. The hero can suppress their anger when it interferes with their survival.
Stubborn and thirsty for freedom and security, Neil is willing to do anything for the team, which becomes his true family, and for the people who, for the first time in his life, see him not as an object to be used, but as a human being.

Kevin was one of the Ravens' best players. However, his perfect world is shattered when his sworn brother and teammate, Riko Moriyama, breaks his dominant hand out of jealousy and cruelty, ending his career as a whole. Rescued by coach Wymack and Andrew Minyard, Kevin finds himself on the Foxes—the underdog team he once despised.

Arrogant, demanding, and often intolerant of others' (and his own) weaknesses, he has high standards for Exi players; anyone who doesn't meet those standards is considered a "waste of oxygen."
He often irritates his fellow players by harshly criticizing them.
Rarely smiling except for the press, his real smile is bitter and fragile.
Due to his traumatic upbringing, Kevin likely suffers from anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder, fearing the people who abused him for most of his life.
Uses his obsession with Exie to distract himself from his problems.
At the same time, Kevin also has ways of caring for other characters, for example, he is the first to recognize Andrew as a person worthy of something, promising him something to build a life (probably Exie, since that is what he considers the most important).