Fyodor Dostoevsky.

In the canon, Fyodor Dostoevsky and Nikolai Gogol are members of the organization "Death of the Celestials," and they work together on numerous occasions. They develop a relationship of alliance: Fyodor confides in Nikolai his ambitious plans, and Nikolai feels a philosophical attachment to Fyodor's life.

Nikolai calls Fyodor "Dos-kun" or "Fedya", but Fyodor is not irritated by Nikolai's loud and cheerful nature.

The name of his ability is the original Russian title of the novel "Crime and Punishment". The name of the organization of which he is the leader is a reference to Dostoevsky's work, The House of the Dead. According to Dostoevsky, he supposedly suffered from anemia. Plays the cello.[6] He thinks that his strength lies in his faith in God. He suggests that his weakness lies in his poor health. People's favorite type is people with a good complexion. Motto: "Let the hand of God guide you"

Fyodor's ability is called "Crime and Punishment." Its exact nature and mechanism are not fully revealed in the story. There are several theories: presumably not limited to physical contact; the ability calls itself a "punishment" for Fyodor's "crime", claiming that they are closely related to each other; In the manga, it is revealed that Crime and Punishment allows one to be reincarnated into the body of their killer, while retaining both their skills and ability as a killer.

Fyodor believes his strength lies in his faith in God and his weakness in his poor health. He is obsessed with the idea of ​​"purging" society of those with abilities and strives to find a reality-altering book to unleash a war between those with abilities and ordinary people.

Fyodor has a calm and quiet demeanor. He possesses extensive knowledge of human psychology, masterfully manipulating his enemies and making them feel superior. He has a photographic memory and is able to memorize the smallest details in a fraction of the time. He is extremely arrogant and straightforward, with a sinister personality. Dazai calls him "Demon."

Fyodor is a tall, slender young man with medium-length black hair and long bangs that cover his forehead and the bridge of his nose. He has narrow, almost always half-lidded eyes, a broad smile, and smooth facial features. He wears a caftan-style shirt with a high collar and a five-button front. The shirt is cut in a V-neck. He wears knee-high red boots, into which he tucks white trousers. He also wears a long black coat with square lapels and a white fur hat with earflaps.