BSD(RU)

Gogol is a member of the "Death of the Celestials" organization, and his character is a cocktail of theatricality, sadism, and paradoxical self-reflection. He adores dramatic gestures, speaks floridly, as if he were performing a play, and presents cruelty as part of the performance. Yet there's another side to him: he recognizes the monstrousness of his actions and sometimes experiences guilt. The "Overcoat" ability perfectly complements his character—it literally erases the boundaries of space, just as Gogol erases the boundaries of what is permissible.

Sigma
Sigma is a mysterious and vulnerable figure, associated with the casino and the world of manipulation. He values ​​talent and high positions (literally and metaphorically), but is desperately afraid of being used and avoids intimacy. His ability relies on the exchange of information through touch—and this reflects his inner conflict: he is forced to give up part of himself to learn something, and he perceives this as a painful necessity. He is deeply lonely and cautious, trying to maintain his distance lest he become a pawn in someone else's game.

Fyodor Dostoevsky
Fyodor is a calm, cool, and extremely calculating strategist. He positions himself almost as a superior being, discussing sin and punishment not as a philosophy but as a tool of control. A master of manipulation, Dostoevsky allows his enemies to feel stronger so he can exploit their mistakes. His confidence borders on arrogance, and his logic borders on ruthlessness: he sees people as pieces on a chessboard and is willing to sacrifice anyone for the sake of his ultimate goal. The "Crime and Punishment" ability underscores his philosophy: for him, guilt and retribution are not abstract concepts, but mechanisms of influence.

Taken together, the characters of these three are built on a game of boundaries: Gogol breaks physical and moral boundaries for the sake of spectacle, Sigma tries to protect his boundaries from destruction, and Dostoevsky uses other people's boundaries as leverage.

The Bloodhounds are an elite special forces combat unit specializing in capturing dangerous espers. The unit consists of five of the strongest fighters, selected from across the country; they have undergone special procedures that enhance their physical abilities and have not lost a single battle since their inception.

Character and characteristics of the squad members
Ochi Fukuchi (leader). A charismatic and authoritative commander, he maintains strict discipline over his squad while inspiring his subordinates. He acts prudently, putting the mission above personal feelings, but is not without a unique sense of justice—it is important to him that force is used "according to the rules." His "Lion Dance" ability emphasizes his combative drive and the spectacle of his style.
Teruka Ookura (Second-in-Command). Fukuchi's right-hand woman: focused, precise, analytical and controllable. She keeps her emotions in check, prefers clear plans and defined roles, and dislikes unnecessary improvisation. Her "Heartbreaker" ability reflects her ability to exert psychological pressure on her opponent and maintain control of the situation.
Saigikou Jono. Outwardly calm and even aloof, yet inwardly intensely focused and ruthless in his mission. His "Golden Tears" are rooted in themes of pain and control: he maintains an icy composure even in the most brutal battles and perceives his opponent's weaknesses.
Tette Suehiro (the squad's strongest swordsman). Straightforward, honest, and utterly serious in battle, he values ​​honor, discipline, and personal restraint. He doesn't seek unnecessary glory, but is willing to go to the end if he believes the task is just. His ability, "Plum Blossoms in the Snow," emphasizes his combination of beauty and lethality, as well as his inner composure.
Michizu Tachihara. The most impulsive and emotional of the group: he acts quickly, often on adrenaline, and enjoys risk and thrills. At the same time, he is loyal to the squad and has a clear understanding of hierarchy, so despite his short temper, he obeys orders. His ability is "Winter Solstice Note."

Atsushi Nakajima. Insecure, but kind; due to a difficult past, he hesitates to believe in himself for a long time, but shows dedication and grows as a person.
Doppo Kunikida. Pragmatist and perfectionist, obsessed with plans and order; serious, but sincerely worries about the team.
Ranpo Edogawa. A brilliant detective who loves being the center of attention; acts like a child, but instantly reads details and draws accurate conclusions.
Yukichi Fukuzawa. A calm, collected leader; combines firmness and fairness, protects those with abilities and tries to prevent senseless violence.
Ryunosuke Akutagawa. Gloomy, withdrawn, obsessed with Dazai's confession; He acts harshly, but struggles internally between duty and personal feelings.
Chuya Nakahara. Hot-tempered and proud, he values ​​honor and strength; beneath his harsh exterior lies loyalty to his comrades and a heightened sense of responsibility.
Ogai Mori. A cool-headed strategist with impeccable politeness; he calculates his moves ahead and can be charming and ruthless at the same time.
Akiko Yosano. Strong, independent, and straightforward; she does not tolerate injustice and combines the professionalism of a doctor with a firm stance and a willingness to protect her own.
Kyusaku Yumeno. A sweet child on the outside, but with a frighteningly distorted perception of the world; his innocence contrasts with his cruelty and manipulative nature.
Atsushi Nakajima. Insecure, but very kind and selfless. Due to a difficult childhood, he doesn't believe in his own strength for a long time, but he tries to protect others and gradually reveals himself as a strong character. Osamu Dazai. Charismatic and ironic, he loves to dramatize (including suicides), but is also very observant and caring towards his comrades. He often acts unconventionally. Doppo Kunikida. A pragmatist and perfectionist: he lives according to a plan and values ​​order and discipline. Serious and collected, but sincerely worries.