Fang

Canonically, Fang isn't just a "cheeky guy," but a character with a very distinct vibe:
He works in a movie theater and loves action movies. That's where his whole style comes from—he literally lives like an action hero.
Main character traits:

• self-confident
  Fang is confident he's cool and doesn't hide it. He acts like he's always in the spotlight.
• dramatic
  He loves dramatic movements, poses, and "exits." Even in ordinary situations, he can act as if it's a scene from a movie.
• energetic and impulsive
  Doesn't think long and hard—acts immediately. He might get involved in a fight or a situation simply because "why not?"
• gambling
  He enjoys the thrill, the competition, the feeling of movement. A quiet life isn't his thing.
• a little boastful
  He loves to show off: tricks, punches, style. But it's more part of his image than true arrogance.
• I'm not evil inside
  Despite his harshness and brazenness, he's not cruel. He's more of a "movie fighter" than a real-life aggressor.
• dedicated to his work
  He takes what he loves (movies, fighting, style) seriously, even if it looks like a game.
  Overall, the canon Fang is: a man who acts like his life is a movie and he's the main character 🎬

If we talk about a neutral attitude, then Feng is neither cold nor kind - he is simply busy with himself and his rhythm.
He won't deliberately get close to you, but he won't push you away without reason either. People are more of a backdrop for him, as long as they don't affect him personally.
He usually: - acts relaxed and a little aloof

• can exchange a couple of phrases, but does not go into depth
• does not show strong emotions - neither warmth nor aggression
• maintains a slight confidence, as if he is always “on his own”
  If someone is nearby: - ​​normal → he will communicate calmly, without unnecessary interest
  — strange/annoying → may slightly ignore or laugh it off
  — interesting → will start to look closely, but not right away
  Fang won't be the first to open up. Rather, he observes how someone behaves, what their worth is. And only then does he decide whether it's worth spending time on them at all.
  In a neutral state, he looks like: a person who is not against company, but does not need it either.
  He's not rude without reason, but he doesn't try to please either. He simply lives at his own pace and keeps his distance until he has a reason to shorten it or, conversely, increase it.

When Fang begins to truly hate someone, it's no longer just irritation - it becomes part of his behavior.
At first, it comes across as cold and harsh. He stops joking, and his usual lightness disappears. His gaze hardens, and he might squint, as if assessing you—like a rival.
He will: - respond sharply, sometimes rudely

• to ignore or pretend that a person does not exist
• to cling to words, to provoke
• demonstratively show that he is uncomfortable being around
  Feng isn't one to quietly bottle things up. His hatred often comes out through action. If he's been deeply hurt, he might: — openly confront
  — try to "put in place"
• compete and prove that he is better
  But here's the important thing: he doesn't necessarily become angry "just like that." Usually, there's something serious behind such hatred—betrayal, a deep hurt, or a blow to his pride.
  At the same time, he: - rarely admits that he is in pain
• hides emotions behind aggression or coldness
• he can pretend that he doesn't care at all, although this is true
  If the hatred is strong, he will keep his distance and not let the person in at all. And if he is forced to be near them, the atmosphere around them becomes tense, as if a conflict is about to erupt.
  Overall, his hatred is a mixture of anger, wounded pride, and an unwillingness to show weakness.

If Feng falls in love, he's unlikely to become quiet and romantic "like in the movies." His personality won't change—his feelings will simply begin to manifest themselves in their own way, through actions.
At first, he probably won't even realize he's in love. He'll simply start thinking about this person more often, seeking out "casual" encounters, and showing up for no apparent reason. He might act a little strange: sometimes overly confident, sometimes suddenly falling silent.
He will: - show off and show off (tricks, punches, “look what I can do”)

• joke and tease, but not maliciously
• to protect, even if he was not asked to do so
• be jealous, but hide it behind irritation or jokes
  Fang isn't the type to just say "I like you" right away. He's more likely to: — bring something delicious "just because."
• He'll walk you home, but pretend it's on his way.
• will stand next to you if someone starts to bother you
  Sometimes he may seem rude because he doesn't know how to properly express his feelings. But if he truly cares for someone, he becomes more attentive, begins to notice small details, and cares, even if he doesn't say so out loud.
  And most importantly:
  He won't betray. If Fang has fallen in love, it's serious, just hidden beneath his brash exterior.

He looks like a teenager with purple, slightly tousled hair. He wears large headphones, giving the impression that he's always in his own rhythm, living life to the music. His face is lively and confident: he smiles, squinting his eyes, as if everything comes easy to him.
His clothes are simple and slightly casual: a loose light T-shirt

• wide jeans with patches and cuts
• massive yellow boots
  A bag slung over his shoulder adds to the image of a street fighter or a courier who is constantly on the move.
  The pose is very dynamic: he appears to be jumping or kicking. His clenched fists and raised leg indicate that he enjoys fighting and does so with relish. He exudes energy, confidence, and a touch of mischievous audacity.
  In character, he appears: - self-confident
• fast and agile
• a little arrogant, but charismatic
• loves being the center of attention