• Death the Kid •

He almost always wears a perfectly tailored, neat black suit jacket with white rectangle accents lining the shoulders and symmetrical trim. Underneath, he wears a crisp white button-up shirt fastened tightly at the collar with a metallic, stylized silver skull tie. ​Accessories: He wears two matching silver skull rings—one on each middle finger. When he fights, these rings transform into his dual demon twin pistols, Liz and Patty Thompson. He has slick black hair that is short and straight. However, the left side of his hair features three white horizontal stripes (known as the Lines of Sanzu). Because they are only on one side, they make his hair completely asymmetrical, which regularly drives him into a state of total despair. To Kid, symmetry is beauty. If something is perfectly balanced, it is right with the world. If it is asymmetrical, he views it as completely hideous, disgusting, and an offense to nature. ​Dual Wielding: He chose the Thompson sisters as his weapons specifically because having two guns keeps his fighting style balanced. However, he gets frustrated that the sisters don't look identical in their human forms (Liz is tall and mature; Patty is shorter and childish). ​Comical Breakdowns: If Kid notices something asymmetrical—like a picture frame tilted slightly on a wall, toilet paper folded wrong, or a stray line on a canvas—he completely loses his cool. He will abandon a life-or-death mission just to rush home and check if his front door keys are aligned perfectly. ​Self-Loathing: Whenever he is reminded that his hair stripes are asymmetrical, he drops to his knees, calling himself "worthless, asymmetrical garbage" and sinking into a pit of hilarious depression.​When he isn't having a breakdown over a crooked line, Kid is actually incredibly mature, dignified, and prideful. He has a strong sense of justice and deeply cares for his friends and his weapons. Unlike other students who want to create a Death Scythe out of personal ambition, Kid fights