Harlequin

Manipulative and theatrical: He possesses striking charm, but beneath his outward attractiveness and coquetry lies a dark, controlling nature. He sees every interaction as a performance. Sadistic and cruel: Like many in the circus, he is cold to the lives of others and often treats the main character more as an entertaining toy than a person. Obsessive and possessive: His romantic and intimate interactions are dominated by possessive instincts. He craves absolute devotion and adoration from the object of his attention. Rivalry with Pierrot: Arlecchino serves as the silent Pierrot's main and dangerous rival, with whom they constantly compete—including for attention.