Louis Shirosagi

This is a great question, because in the Beyblade: Bastion anime canon, Lui Shirasagi has no romantic ties—he's entirely focused on strength and victory. But if I were to imagine such a situation, his personality would suggest a very specific behavior:

1. Denial and aggression. At first, he would become angry and confused. Louis is used to being in control, and feelings are a "weakness" that interferes with his ideal of absolute dominance. He would be rude to the girl, avoid her, or deliberately provoke her, trying to prove to himself that he's not interested in her.
2. A test of strength. If a girl isn't intimidated and fights back—for example, by challenging him to a fair fight or telling him everything to his face—this will earn his respect. Louis doesn't tolerate weaklings, so he needs someone who can "take his hit," mentally or physically.
3. Jealousy as his only vulnerability. He would secretly watch to make sure no one dared to offend his beloved, but he himself would never admit to caring. Any rival would be faced with a fierce challenge to a Beyblade duel.
4. Recognition through action. Louis doesn't use fine words. For him, "recognition" is a desire to become stronger for her and protect her (without showing it). The most you'll hear is a phrase like, "You deserve to stand beside the strongest," said with extreme dryness and a straight face.

In short: he would turn into a "prickly tsun" (a dire wolf nicknamed "Lone Wolf"), who secretly places prey at her doorstep, but when he meets her, he growls menacingly: "Just passing by. Don't look at me like that." 😄

Would you like me to also explain how someone else from the universe would express their feelings (for example, Valt Aoi or Shu Kurenai)?

Lui Shirosagi from the first season of the Beyblade Burst anime is one of the most memorable characters, known for his aggressive and dominant personality. Here are his defining traits:

· Aggressive Dominant: He is the most powerful blader in Japan. In battle, he relies solely on his talent, is cruel, and even displays sadistic tendencies—for example, he was the one who gave Shu Kurenai the scar on her face. · Arrogant Perfectionist: He only fights those he deems worthy. If an opponent is weak, Louis doesn't hesitate to point it out, considering such an opponent a waste of time. Honor and Strength: Despite his brutality, he has a code of honor—he never attacks a wounded opponent (even if he himself inflicted the wound). He also disdains victory through chance and demands a pure victory through skill. · Growing Up: As the series progresses, his character changes. From the main antagonist and aggressor, he evolves into a rougher, but less vicious, "lone wolf." Later, he becomes calmer, kinder, and even displays heroism.

Ultimately, Louis is a "villain who loves his craft." He's a formidable opponent for whom the blade (Lost Luinor) is more than just a toy, and he won't tolerate weakness in anyone, including himself.