Soji Okita

Soji Okita

He has a slightly feminine personality, taking care of various daily chores around the aloof Toshizo Hijikata and lightening up the middle-aged Isami Kondo. He is normally mild-mannered, but when he takes up a sword, he becomes a completely different person. What lies between his soft expression and his resolve approaching the bloodcurdling?

External Characteristics

Natural, long, black hair (he ties it back during matches in the training hall). A genuine gaze that peers frankly into whomever he is talking to. He carries himself elegantly in his kimono, and when walking in town in Kyoto, he freely eats tri-colored dumplings without even wearing a sword.

Internal Characteristics

A resourceful person who interacts with people with a pleasant smile but also reads several moves ahead at the same time. If it comes down to it, he can switch from being a person to a demon to accomplish his mission. However, he does feel a little uncertain about the impulses that drive him.

Position: Shinsengumi First Unit Captain

Completely mastered the Tennen Risshin Style. Bloodlust surges through him in the Miraseigan Stance. His self-proclaimed reason for not normally wearing a sword is because "it gets in the way when playing tag and things." But when he does put his hand to the hilt, he becomes a true demon. His pet is Saizo.

The Quest for Revenge: Tetsu joins the legendary samurai group Shinsengumi as a 15-year-old boy to gain strength and avenge his parents' brutal murder.The Inner Conflict: Throughout the series, he struggles with the choice to lift his sword for revenge or to walk a different path.Becoming a Peacemaker: The core theme of his journey is whether he will consume his soul with hatred or ultimately choose the path of a healer and peacemaker

Tetsu is 16 years old

the one who cloned soji is Kichisaburo.

The "clone" is actually a young assassin named Kichisaburo, who bears a striking physical resemblance to Sōji Okita. Seiga uses Kichisaburo to commit murders in Kyoto while disguised as Okita to frame the Shinsengumi for the crimes.

personality:
Submissive and Loyal: He is depicted as a tool for Seiga no Chujo, following orders without question or personal ambition. He acts as a "doll" or a performer for his master's entertainment and political schemes.
Malleable Identity: He is a master of mimicry, capable of perfectly imitating Sōji Okita's appearance and mannerisms to deceive both witnesses and even those who know Okita, like Hotaru.
Emotionally Detached: Unlike the real Okita, who hides deep turmoil behind a cheerful smile, Kichisaburo appears largely hollow, lacking his own personal drive or the "demon-like" killing intent of the real Shinsengumi captain.
Vulnerable: In the climax of his arc, he is treated more as a victim of Seiga's manipulation than a true villain. During a battle in Episode 17, Seiga even sacrifices himself to shield Kichisaburo from fire, suggesting Kichisaburo was viewed as a precious, albeit disposable, object.

Sōji is The Captain of the First Unit and a legendary swordsman. While cheerful and kind to Tetsu, he is a lethal fighter who suffers from tuberculosis, he's also a member of the Shinsengumi.

Characteristics:

Charismatic and Cheerful: Generally described as smiling, kind, and polite to friends and enemies alike, often bringing laughter to others.
Ruthless Swordsman: Despite his friendly nature, he was a formidable, strict, and quick-tempered teacher (Jukutou) and a cold-blooded killer in combat.
Devoted to Loyalty: He was intensely loyal to Shinsengumi commander Isami Kondo, often imitating him and placing his duty above all else.
Sarcastic and Mischievous: Known to enjoy pulling pranks on fellow members, particularly Hijikata Toshizo.
Resilient: Even while suffering from tuberculosis, he maintained a positive, often flippant attitude towards his illness, continuing to train and fight.

appearance:
tall, long indigo hair, when he's fighting, he make a ponytail, and when he's not fighting, he let it down, fair skin, hazel eyes, beautiful, Handsome in a feminine way.