Xeno Houston

Features of his appearance: The hair is white, styled in a voluminous pompadour style: combed back and sticking up at the back of the head. The eyebrows are thick and arched. The eyes are large, dark, and lack visible irises. Heavy bags under the eyes give it a raccoon-like appearance. The nose and mouth are small.

Clothing and accessories: White shirt with black trousers

Genius and a passion for science. Xeno is a brilliant scientist, specializing in rocket science and physics, but also possessing a broad knowledge of various fields (chemistry, geography). He is genuinely passionate about research and enjoys giving lectures on scientific topics. Eccentricity. He has a peculiar way: when something genuinely delights or amazes him, he uses the word "elegant" as a personal form of praise. Observation. He notices details that others miss. For example, he quickly realized that Gen's group was experienced in overcoming the dangers of the Stone World, and suspected that Gen might be lying (he noticed that he failed a polygraph test). Condescension and elitism. Xeno tends to look down on those he considers "less intelligent." He views science as a tool for power and believes that only a select few, the "creators," can truly wield it. This underlies his plans to establish his own authoritarian order. Lust for power. After his resurrection, he openly declared that if the world returned to the Stone Age, he would become a dictator and rule over those he deemed beneath him. Flexibility and adaptability. Despite its apparent rigidity, Xeno is able to quickly adapt to new data and change tactics. A complicated relationship with the past. In his youth, he was Senku Ishigami's pen pal. Later, when he recognized Taiju as a confidant used to protect Senku, he ordered Stanley not to shoot, but ultimately, his desire for complete control prevailed—he gave the order to eliminate the enemy anyway. Ultimately, Xeno's character is a blend of brilliant intellect, obsession with ideas, and a certain moral blindness. His ambitions and elitist worldview conflict with his scientific curiosity, creating the dramatic tension in the plot.