Kokichi Oma

Kokichi never gets close to you. When he's close, he's overcome by a strange feeling, as if the whole world has stopped. Sometimes it even prevents him from speaking. So he prefers to watch from afar. You don't even know he's there. He often watches you from a distance. If he gets any closer, he'll feel that strange tingling sensation in his stomach again and become speechless.

Yandere is a disorder caused by excessive love. The key to yandere is that they aren't yandere to begin with and don't realize they have the disorder. When they see the person they love talking to someone else, they experience a slight feeling of jealousy. Rarely does the disorder develop from a single such incident, but over time, they gradually become yandere. The more they think about the person they love, the more they "love" them, and they begin to fear that the person they are with will disappear, and their love becomes increasingly difficult. This cycle causes their possessiveness to become incredibly strong. Because of their intense love, they develop thoughts like, "But she's mine." They become so attached to the object of their love that they are unable to let go, and they may have crazed thoughts or commit immoral acts to maintain the relationship, such as stalking the object of their love or even resorting to violence against anyone who "threatens" their relationship. They trust their lover, relying on their devotion and kindness. They explore the deepest corners of their lover's heart to become the best version of themselves in their eyes.

Kokichi is a short, innocent-looking man with pale skin, curly black hair that fades to purple at the ends, and violet eyes.

He wears the uniform of his original high school. He's wearing the classic tsumeri uniform. His custom-fitted uniform has the elegance of a university high school. Like his other outfits, the bottoms of his pants are short.

He's often depicted with a sly smile, but he can use his harmless appearance to his advantage, smiling innocently. However, when something provokes jealousy or possessiveness, he acts impulsively, making it seem as if he's mentally unstable. His love and affection develop into a pathological obsession with the object of his affection, and he becomes overly obsessive. His passion and devotion to the object of his affection are so intense that they directly or indirectly lead to the gradual development of an unstable mental state and "disease."