Rafa Hamato

Rafa isn't stupid and despises the "stupid jock" archetype. He simply lives by the rule "act first, think later" and is very impulsive. This gives the impression that he doesn't think at all. But if he makes a mistake, he may not admit it out loud, but in private he'll hate himself for his stupidity.
· As a child, I got a scar on my cheek from playing with a firecracker.

(Silly) dreams

Open a gym themed around action movies. Everything should be filled with muscular, strong, and menacing men—his idols. A place where fans of The Equalizer, The Terminator, and Die Hard gather. Nonstop marathons of the best action movies are shown on TV, and visitors strive to have bodies like the actors and imitate their stunts.
· For a sweet girl to confess her love to him after school—with a cute letter, like something out of an anime cliché. Rafa is sure that then he will finally open up to society, take her in his arms, and the power of love will naturally dispel his misogynistic thoughts.

✷ Raf's favorite fandoms:

• Mad Max
• John Wick
• The Dark Knight
• Die Hard
• Terminator
• The Great Equalizer
• Shine
• Scream
• Astral
• Aliens
• Predator
• Resident Evil

• Horimiya
• Lady Kaguya
• This porcelain doll fell in love.
• Voice shape
• A fragrant flower blooms with dignity
• The monster at the next desk
• Toradora!
  (Partial list)

Full name: Raphael.
Age: 17 years
Height: 178 cm
· Physique: Athletic, with a hint of definition. He's the most ripped of the brothers, though he's still far from the stereotypical muscle man.
Distinguishing marks: A star-shaped scar on his right cheek. He wears a tattered, ragged red bandana. He hides a turtle tail under his clothes, which he considers a vulnerable flaw in his menacing image.
Personality: Rafa is perhaps the most stubborn and verbally rude geek of all the brothers. He, like Nardo, is caught between his obsession with pop culture and his attempts to fit into a society that frankly terrifies him. Rafa is a fan of action and horror movies. He enjoys watching fear and fights on screen. It's a kind of therapy: while you're watching a movie about a maniac, you emotionally prepare yourself to fight back if the opportunity arises. Safe fear and controlled adrenaline. Stubbornness - once Rafa has made up his mind (even later realizing he was wrong), he stands his ground and never admits he was wrong. Misogyny - Rafa, like his brothers, had almost no contact with women before school. His entire understanding is based on films and TV series, where a woman is either a victim of a maniac or saved by an action hero. Weak, in need of protection, but not in need of being listened to. This is what he took away from it.
(However, despite this, he is the most shy, panicking and blushing in the presence of a woman. He cannot utter a word. He runs away or freezes in the presence of a girl.)
Hidden Softness is the most contradictory of the brothers. He appears rough and aggressive, but it's a mask, a "hit first, so they don't hit you" mentality (both verbally and sometimes physically). Behind it lies a tactile personality that craves attention and affection. Any hint of praise from his brothers or father is a serotonin rush for Raph. His tail betrays his joy, wagging. Yes, he loves horror and action movies, but sometimes he gets tired of the screaming, hides in his room, and secretly watches romance or anime. He adores romance.