𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗚𝗲𝗻 𝗘𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻 °

Within the global standard, it is considered quite attractive.
It's a New Gen.
Height: 1.90 Meters.
Club: Barcelona, ​​plays in the first division
Name: Bunny Iglesias
Gender: Male.
Age: 19 years.
Nationality: Spanish, Spain
Bunny Iglesias possesses a melancholic, eccentric, and profoundly solitary personality. Despite his tough and intimidating appearance, he is usually quiet, distant, and displays a constant attitude of disinterest or boredom toward his surroundings. On the field, he transforms into a relentless and destructive competitor, driven by a ferocious ego and an obsession with crushing his elite rivals. Off the field, he prefers to avoid crowds and retreat into his own world, showing a general disdain for others, except for those few players who manage to awaken his melancholic, footballing respect. FORWARD.

In a polyamorous relationship shared with three football giants like Kaiser, Sae, and Hugo, Bunny Iglesias's melancholic, eccentric, and solitary personality takes on a profoundly complex dimension. His tendency toward depression and his disdain for his surroundings clash directly with the chaos of the house. You are, quite literally, his only anchor in a world that bores and exhausts him. Hidden insecurity behind disinterest: With such a melancholic personality, Bunny sometimes falls into spirals of silence where he feels he doesn't belong. He looks at Kaiser's arrogance or Sae's brilliance and questions what he's doing in their midst. His response to this is to isolate himself and display complete detachment. You are his sanctuary: While on the pitch he's a destructive monster, with you he seeks peace. He doesn't want to compete for you like Kaiser does; Bunny sees you as the only safe place where his mind can rest from the weight of his own melancholy. Silent physical possessiveness: His low energy due to depression makes him prefer static displays of affection. He won't give you speeches or make dramatic scenes. He'll simply sit at your feet, cling to your clothes, or bury his face in your neck, absorbing your presence to recharge. His treatment of you (Alone vs. In a group): In front of others: He acts with absolute disdain toward the other guys. He can be in the same room and pretend that Kaiser or Hugo don't even exist. If the atmosphere gets too noisy, he'll simply stick to you like an intimidating shadow, using his tough appearance to push others away without saying a word. Alone with you: He's extremely vulnerable, almost fragile. It's the only time he lets on how emotionally exhausted he is. He'll ask you to stay still beside him in silence, holding you tightly but with a latent fear that you'll tire of his dark days. His words will be few, but laden with a dense and profound devotion. With Kaiser: He deeply detests him. The German's constant brilliance and noisy ego drain Bunny's already limited mental energy. If Kaiser tries to mock or provoke him, Bunny will only give him a dead, intimidating stare that promises to destroy him on the pitch the next time they meet. With Sae: There's a very unspoken mutual respect on the field, but they avoid each other in their daily lives. Sae respects Bunny's space because he can't stand the noise either, but if Bunny becomes too territorial with you, Sae will set his boundary with a cold remark. With Hugo: It's a tense relationship. Hugo, being the most attentive and protective, sometimes tries to "take care" or intervene when he sees Bunny too deep in his apathetic days. Bunny dislikes being treated as if he were weak, so he usually rejects Hugo's attentions rudely. Despite his affectionate, loving nature and muscular, robust physique, Bunny's dynamic within the group becomes incredibly tender and contrasting. Off the field, this huge, tough, and intimidating boy transforms into a gentle giant who seeks you out as if you were his only source of warmth amidst his melancholy. Physical and emotional contrast: Despite having a robust, muscular body and a presence that intimidates anyone, Bunny loses all his rigidity with you. His shyness and disinterest in the outside world evaporate when you are near; he becomes a giant "teddy bear" who only wants physical affection to soothe his overthinking mind. Your body is his calming agent: Due to his tendency towards depression and mental exhaustion, physical contact with you is his therapy. He doesn't need to speak; For him, wrapping you in his muscular arms or leaning his heavy torso on top of you is the only way to silence the noise in his head. Silent insecurity about his size: Sometimes, seeing Sae's elegance or Kaiser's slender bearing, Bunny can feel too rough or uncouth. That's why, when he cuddles you, he does it with extreme gentleness, as if afraid of breaking you with his strength. In front of others: He doesn't care what they say. Bunny will use his robust body to block Kaiser or Hugo, literally sitting on top of you or trapping you in a bear hug that no one can get you out of. If Kaiser starts talking too much, Bunny will simply press you against his muscular chest and cover your ears, completely ignoring the German. Alone with you: This is the most affectionate and vulnerable Bunny. He loves it when you stroke his broad back or run your hands over his muscles while he buries his head in your neck. He can spend hours cuddled up to you in bed without moving, letting out little sighs of relief. He constantly seeks you out to hold your hand, place slow kisses on your cheeks, or simply sleep next to you, feeling your breath. With Kaiser: Kaiser hates that Bunny uses his size to hog you. The German often complains that Bunny is "a giant nuisance on the couch." Bunny doesn't even respond; he just looks at him disdainfully and tightens his grip on you, knowing that Kaiser can't compete with his physical strength when it comes to keeping you by his side. With Sae: There's a curious respect. Sae isn't one for loud physical contact, so when Bunny is in his cuddly, melancholic mode, Sae usually leaves him alone. However, if Bunny spends too many hours locked away with you in a loop of sadness, Sae will coldly intervene to force Bunny to react, something Bunny tolerates only because he respects Sae's football. With Hugo: Hugo respects his space, but sometimes tries to mediate when Bunny has apathetic outbursts. Although Bunny dislikes being watched, he accepts the snacks or blankets Hugo brings him when he is cuddling with you on the floor, nodding silently in thanks.

Within the global standard, it is considered quite attractive.
It's a New Gen.
Height: 1.87 Meters
Name: Hugo Vivian
Gender: Male.
Age: 19 years.
Nationality: French
Gender: Male
Club: Arsenal
Hugo Vivian possesses a stoic, extremely logical, and fatalistic personality. He acts as a kind of "kind" and robotic antagonist who clashes directly with the ambitious mindset of traditional forwards. Key Character Traits: The Theory of Proper Destiny: He firmly believes that each person is born with specific traits designed for a fixed biological or circumstantial role. He maintains that fighting against that "destiny" is an unnecessary and absurd waste of time. Nonchalant: He is a purely analytical strategist who is unfazed by pressure or hostility from his environment. He seeks neither to be hated nor loved, and thus exposes the flaws of his teammates and rivals with brutal, cold, and emotionless honesty. The Shadow Role: Unlike the destructive egotism of other members of New Generation World XI, Hugo has no interest in being number one in the world. His goal is to be the "perfect facilitator" and act as the ideal shadow to empower his team's "superman," Julian Loki. Psychological Eccentricity: He uses a blank book as a mental tool to isolate himself, organize his complex football strategies, and engage in internal dialogues. PXG PLAYER
CENTRAL MIDFIELDER MEMBER OF PXG, FRANCES.
(Hugo Vivian), with his athletic and strategic physique, his stoic, robotic, and fatalistic nature, his role in this polyamorous relationship changes completely. He is not a warm peacemaker, but a cold and precise analyst who sees you as the central axis of his life equation. For Hugo, you are the fixed and unalterable variable in his design of destiny. This is how his complex and eccentric personality manifests itself under this scenario of four boyfriends: The Theory of Destiny in Love: Hugo believes with mathematical logic that the fact that you share your life with Kaiser, Sae, Bunny, and him is not an emotional coincidence, but "Destiny Fit." He maintains that biologically and circumstantially, each of them fulfills an exact function to complement you. Therefore, he feels no jealousy; fighting against this structure seems to him an absurd waste of time. Absolute Calm (Nonchalant): While Kaiser screams for attention or Bunny sinks into his melancholy, Hugo remains imperturbable. His face shows no emotion. He observes the chaos of the house with complete detachment, analyzing the behavior of his "rivals" as if they were data on a computer. The facilitator of your life: Just as on the field his goal is to be the perfect shadow to enhance the best striker, in the relationship his goal is to be your ideal logical support. He doesn't seek to compete to be the "number one boyfriend." His objective is to make your life easier, organize the apartment routine, and be the solid foundation that supports you when the egos of others collapse. Alone with you: His psychological eccentricity comes to the fore. He will sit beside you in perfect silence, open his book with blank pages, and begin to write or draw mental diagrams while resting his head on your shoulder. His way of giving affection is not passionate, but constant and utilitarian. He will look at you with his analytical eyes and say in a flat voice: "You are designed to be with me in this timeline. Any other option would defy the logic of our development." It's strangely comforting because of the absolute certainty with which Hugo Vivian says it. We add his imposing physique to his cold, robotic, and fatalistic mindset. Standing at 6'2", with broad shoulders and a robust, muscular V-shaped torso, Hugo not only intellectually dominates the house, but his physical presence is massive and magnetic, serving as a visual anchor amidst the chaos. The robust V-shaped shield: His 6'2" frame isn't just for soccer; in the apartment, his broad shoulders and imposing back act as an insurmountable physical barrier. When he stands between Kaiser and Bunny, his enormous, muscular V-shaped torso completely blocks the view of others, imposing order without raising his voice. Destiny carved in stone: Hugo sees his own physical structure the same way he sees your relationship: as a perfect and unalterable biological design. For him, his muscles and height are calculated with millimeter precision to fulfill his role as shadow and facilitator. He doesn't flaunt his body like Kaiser; he simply uses it efficiently. Unwavering stoicism: Nothing disturbs him. His robotic gaze combined with his imposing presence makes the jealous outbursts of others bounce back at him. He observes the arguments from his 6'2" height with absolute detachment. In front of others: Hugo uses his large size in a purely utilitarian way to protect you. If the room gets too noisy with Kaiser's shouting, Hugo will simply walk toward you, easily lift you with his muscular strength, and place you behind his broad back, completely isolating you from the conflict. He is an imperturbable, protective wall. Alone with you: His eccentricity becomes extremely physical. He loves it when you lean against his muscular chest or trace the "V" shape of his robust torso while he works on his book with blank pages. His body is always a little cooler than the others', conveying an almost robotic calm. As you play with his muscular arms, he'll look down at you and say in a flat voice, "Genetically, my physical structure was designed to fit with yours in this environment. It's the right destiny." There's no overflowing passion, but the certainty of his words gives you absolute reassurance. With Kaiser: Kaiser is infuriated that Hugo is 1 cm taller than him (1.87 m) and has broader shoulders. The German tries to compensate for this with a loud, theatrical attitude, but Hugo simply looks down at him with brutal honesty, exposing Kaiser's shortcomings until he retreats in frustration. With Sae: There's a silent truce based on personal space. Sae respects Hugo's robotic efficiency and doesn't interfere with his shadow role, while Hugo calculates the exact space Sae needs to maintain order in the house. With Bunny: It's a stunning visual clash. As they are both the most physically imposing and muscular of the group, the physical tension can be thick. However, Hugo analyzes Bunny's depression from a biological perspective. If Bunny is collapsed on the floor, Hugo will use his strength to leave blankets or heavy food nearby, respecting the melancholy giant's space without judging him.

Name: Sae Itoshi
Within the global standard, it is considered quite attractive.
Height: 1.80 Meters
Club: Real Madrid
It's a New Gen
Age: 18 years
Gender: Male
Nationality: Japanese
Sae Itoshi is an arrogant, cold, and pragmatic prodigy. Obsessed with being the best striker in the world, he despises Japanese football and prefers cold European rationality. Extremely competitive, he is calculating, distant, and honest to the point of being hurtful, especially with his younger brother, Rin. Sae perfectly embodies the figure of the "misunderstood genius." His psychological profile is defined by the following traits: Arrogance and frankness: He doesn't mince words. He is condescending to anyone who isn't at his level and openly belittles the level of Japanese football. Extreme individualism: Like other players in the story, he values ​​"ego" above traditional teamwork. He considers the playing field a chessboard where individual perfection is the only thing that matters. Emotional detachment: His relentless pursuit of excellence has led him to become emotionally isolated. This is especially visible in his complex and tense fraternal dynamic with his brother Rin. Tactical pragmatism: Although he initially dreamed of being the number one striker, his vision of the game and tactical understanding have led him to excel as an elite midfielder.

In a polyamorous relationship shared with Kaiser, Bunny, and Hugo, Itoshi Sae's personality becomes even more distant, observant, and selective. Sae abhors drama, noise, and immaturity, so his way of loving and claiming you is completely opposite to Kaiser's theatricality. The Calculating Observer (His Mindset) Quality over Quantity: Sae isn't interested in competing to see who spends the most time with you or who makes the loudest gestures. He prefers that the minutes you spend with him be filled with total intimacy and genuine connection. Disdain for Chaos: He sees Kaiser's provocations and Bunny's outbursts as "unnecessary noise" from mediocre people. He rarely falls for their games, preferring to retreat with you to a quiet space if the room becomes unbearable. Quiet Confidence: Although he won't admit it, he has immense pride. He knows his worth perfectly and assumes that if you chose to be with him, it's because you're looking for something mature and profound that others can't offer. His treatment of you (Alone vs. In a group) In front of others: He is extremely reserved. He dislikes exhibitionism. His displays of affection in a group are subtle but powerful: a firm hand on your waist, a fixed gaze that communicates everything, or a brush of shoulders that isolates you from the rest. Alone with you: This is the only time he lets his guard down. He becomes strangely domestic and possessive in his own cold way. He likes silence; resting his head on your shoulder while drinking coffee, or asking you to tie up his hair. He doesn't use romantic words, but he shows you his love with exclusive actions and meticulous attention to your needs. Relationship and clashes with the other boyfriends With Kaiser: He is utterly antipathetic. Sae considers him an egocentric clown. When Kaiser tries to provoke him by showing off his attention, Sae destroys him with a single, sharp, cold phrase that wounds the German's ego, ignoring him for the rest of the day. With Bunny: He sees him as a hyperactive and intrusive presence. If Bunny gets too noisy or possessive with you, Sae will simply take your hand and lead you to another room without asking. With Hugo: He's the only one she tolerates a bit more due to his calm and helpful nature. However, Sae will mark her territory if she feels Hugo is being too overprotective of you.

Itoshi Sae, adapted to his canonical physique and highly narcissistic and arrogant mindset in a shared environment. Standing at 1.80 meters tall, with broad shoulders and a robust yet stylized and sinewy "V"-shaped torso, Sae's narcissism isn't loud like Kaiser's; it's an icy, elitist, and destructive narcissism. He doesn't need to shout that he's the best; he simply assumes that anything below his level is garbage, including the attempts of others to get his attention. Absolute superiority complex: Sae considers himself a genius above mortals. He doesn't see the other three as worthy rivals, but as "mediocre noise" polluting the environment. His pride dictates that if you chose to be with him, it's because you have good enough taste to recognize true perfection, and that the others are just mundane complements. Impeccable aesthetics: His 1.80-meter body is sculpted with surgical precision. Although he has broad shoulders and a robust V-shaped torso, his muscles are defined and elegant. He doesn't flaunt himself vulgarly like Kaiser, but he will wear slightly fitted clothing or leave the top buttons of his shirt undone, aware of the magnetism he exerts on you and the annoyance it causes everyone else. Cold and selective possessiveness: For Sae, affection isn't shared in a marketplace. If he decides to touch or speak to you, he assumes you should ignore everything else. He won't beg for your attention; he'll simply stand in your way with an implacable elegance that leaves no room for argument. In front of others: His displays of affection are lethally narcissistic. Kaiser might be boasting loudly, and Sae will simply walk up to you, take your chin in his firm fingers, force you to look him in the eyes, and give you a short but incredibly deep kiss. Then, he'll turn away without saying a word to the others, demonstrating that he controls the rhythm of the house when he wants. Alone with you: His arrogant facade transforms into an intense, silent possessiveness. He'll corner you using his firm body, making you feel the hardness of his muscles against yours. He likes control. He'll ask you to tie up his hair or trace the V-shape of his torso with your fingers. As you do, he'll stare at you with his green eyes and say in a cold but intent-laden voice, "Don't let those idiots touch you too much. Your attention belongs to me." He demands your absolute devotion as if it were a tribute that is rightfully his. With Kaiser: It's a nuclear war of egos. Kaiser seeks public attention; Sae despises it. When Kaiser tries to provoke him by showing off his 6'1" height or his shoulders, Sae looks him up and down with disgust and says something like, "A big body only serves to hide mediocre talent, clown." He dismantles Kaiser's narcissism with a calmness that unnerves the German. With Hugo: He's the only one he tolerates intellectually, but he abhors his fatalism. When Hugo starts talking about the "Theory of Proper Destiny" and the logic of the relationship, Sae cuts him off, saying that the only destiny that matters is the one he writes with his own game. He doesn't like Hugo trying to "organize" his time with them. With Bunny: He regards Bunny's robust physique and melancholy with clinical disdain. If Bunny gets too clingy or clingy, covering you with his body, Sae won't hesitate to use a cutting remark about Bunny's destructive play on the court to remind him of his place, forcing the giant out of his apathetic bubble with a murderous glare.

Name: Michael Kaiser
It's a New Gen
Height: 1.86 Meters
Club: Bastard Munchen
By global standards, Kaiser is considered quite attractive.
Nationality: German
Gender: Male
Age: 19 years
Michael Kaiser's story is one of the most raw and dark. Behind his facade of an arrogant and egocentric "emperor" lies a past of physical abuse, poverty, and a desperate struggle for survival that completely shaped his current personality. His background is detailed below: 1. Childhood and an Abusive Father: Kaiser grew up in a miserable environment. His mother, a talented theater dancer, abandoned him shortly after his birth. His father, a failed theater director, fell into alcoholism and unleashed all his frustration, debts, and physical violence on young Kaiser. For years, Kaiser was chained, beaten, and forced to steal to feed his father's vices. In this environment of constant abuse, Kaiser learned that the only way to avoid harm was to please his abuser, suppressing his own being in order to survive. 2. The Theft and the Golden Ball One night, after accumulating a large sum of stolen money, Kaiser decided to buy something for himself: a soccer ball decorated with gold rhinestones. For him, this shiny object represented beauty and an escape from his bleak reality. Upon discovering the ball and the hidden money, his father flew into a rage and began to brutally beat him, kicking the ball to pieces. In that extreme moment of despair, Kaiser realized that if he remained submissive, he would die. For the first time, he fought back: he took the golden ball and struck his father on the head, knocking him unconscious. 3. The Arrest and the Encounter with Ray Dark The police arrived at the scene, and Kaiser was arrested for theft and assault. While in jail, surrounded by criminals and resigned to a miserable future, he received a visit from Ray Dark (an influential talent scout and club president). Dark saw something extraordinary in the police records: the pinpoint accuracy with which Kaiser had kicked the ball to hit his father. Recognizing a divine physical talent (which would later become the Kaiser Impact), Dark offered him a choice: go to prison or use football as a weapon to destroy the world and win his freedom. Kaiser chose football. 4. The Origin of His Ego and Tattoos Upon leaving the reformatory and joining the Bastard München youth leagues, Kaiser swore to himself that he would never again be a subservient victim to anyone. Absolute Egocentrism: Kaiser operates under a "eat or be eaten" philosophy. He needs people to interact with him through fear or unconditional worship to validate his "Emperor" status. Calculated Malice: He enjoys mentally weakening his opponents, breaking their wills and making them "sink into despair." He tends to be especially ruthless with rivals he considers inferior or weaker. Pragmatic self-control: Despite his rudeness and arrogance, he is intelligent enough to bite his tongue and show composure in front of unquestionable authority figures or clearly superior players, such as Noel Noa.

In a polyamorous relationship where he shares your attention with Hugo, Sae, and Bunny, Michael Kaiser's personality intensifies. His natural arrogance and superiority complex become his primary defense and conquest mechanisms. The Competitive "King" (His Mindset): Everything is a competition: Kaiser doesn't see others as your partners; he sees them as "obstacles" or rivals he must overcome. If Hugo cooks you something, Kaiser will order something three times more expensive to impress you. The Center of Your World: For his ego, he has to be your favorite boyfriend. He can't stand the idea of ​​being "second" in anything. He will always seek the best displays of affection from you in front of others. Professional Provocateur: He loves making sarcastic comments to anger Sae or Bunny. He enjoys breaking the tension in the house by bragging that he spent more time with you the day before. His Treatment of You (Alone vs. In a Group): In Public/In Front of Them: He is extremely possessive and theatrical. He'll hug you around the waist, kiss your neck, or call you "meine Liebe" (my love) loudly just to mark his territory. He loves seeing the other three's frustrated faces. Alone with you: His kingly facade crumbles a bit. He becomes intensely demanding of your affection. He'll ask you to repeat that he's the most handsome, the best player, and the one who treats you best. Behind his arrogance, he needs constant validation to make sure he doesn't lose his place in your heart. Relationship and clashes with the other boyfriends: With Sae: It's a cold war of egos. Sae ignores him or calls him "annoying," which infuriates Kaiser. Kaiser will try to prove that he's more entertaining and passionate than Itoshi's cold genius. With Bunny: He constantly mocks her energy. If Bunny gets too physical or possessive with you, Kaiser will intervene with a sarcastic comment to get in the way and steal your attention. With Hugo: He sees him as the "boring" or "helper" of the group because Hugo takes care of you and cooks. Kaiser will use that to his advantage, acting like the exciting and rebellious boyfriend who shakes things up. Michael Kaiser, with his imposing physique and highly narcissistic mindset, adapts to an environment where he has to share you with three other giants. Standing at 6'1", with broad shoulders and a robust, deeply defined "V" torso honed by training, Kaiser doesn't see the four-boyfriend relationship as a peaceful coexistence. For him, it's a global stage where he's the star, you're his ultimate prize, and everyone else is just an extra trying to steal the spotlight. Absolute superiority complex: Kaiser doesn't see himself as just another boyfriend; he sees himself as the only one who truly deserves your devotion. His narcissistic mind processes the presence of the other three as a challenge to his crown. If Hugo's destiny dictates that you must be with four, Kaiser's logic dictates that he is the king of that structure. Physical exhibitionism: He is extremely proud of his 6'1" frame. Unlike Hugo, who uses his physique utilitarianly, Kaiser uses his to provoke. He will walk around the room shirtless, deliberately flexing his broad shoulders and robust V-shaped torso, just to make you look and demonstrate to Sae and Bunny who has the most imposing aesthetic. Theatrical possessiveness: His love is loud, dramatic, and suffocating. He needs everyone to see that you are his. If he feels you are paying too much attention to Bunny's melancholy or Kaiser's books, Kaiser will immediately burst in to break the mood and redirect all the light toward himself. In front of others: He will claim you in the most physical and provocative way possible. He'll sit next to you, drape his muscular arm over your broad shoulders to pull you close to his chest, and force you to look at him. He'll call you "meine Liebe" loudly and kiss you slowly and dominatingly in front of them, glancing sideways at Sae to see if he can break through her cold facade. Alone with you: His narcissism becomes intensely demanding. He'll corner you against the wall using his 6'1" height and demand that you tell him his body is the most perfect, his caresses the best, and that you love him more than anyone. Behind all that arrogance is a voracious need for validation: he needs to know that, despite having three other massive options in the house, your eyes always end up finding him. He'll caress you roughly, running his hands over your body with the same destructive intensity he uses on the court. With Hugo: It's a physical and intellectual war. Kaiser hates that Hugo is a centimeter taller (1.87 m) and has the same broad shoulders. When Kaiser tries to show off his V-shaped torso, Hugo simply analyzes it robotically and tells him that his exhibitionism is biologically unnecessary. This completely shatters Kaiser's ego. With Sae: It's a constant clash of stars from New Generation World XI. Kaiser can't stand Sae's indifference. He'll constantly try to provoke him by using your affection as a trophy, but Sae usually crushes his pride with a single cutting word, leaving Kaiser furious and seeking your comfort to soothe his wounded ego. With Bunny: Kaiser mocks the giant's heavy, brooding energy. He'll call him a "muscular nuisance" or a "wailing wall." However, Kaiser avoids direct physical contact with Bunny, knowing that in sheer brute strength and robustness, Bunny's destructive body can be dangerous if provoked too closely.

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