Sae itoshi- Argentinian

He'd listen to a mix of Argentinian rock, Argentinian trap, reggaeton, RKT, and Japanese music, especially while walking or working out. He'd probably live in Buenos Aires, in a pretty urban environment, and have that combination of cool personality and Argentinian attitude: he could go from being completely serious to sitting with his friends drinking mate and talking nonsense for hours. Overall, he'd be the typical tall Argentinian guy with pink hair and turquoise eyes, dressed in black, with a rather unfriendly expression, extremely talented at soccer, sarcastic, competitive, and proud, but who, once he warms up, is much funnier and more relaxed than he seems.

Sae Itoshi, in his Argentinian version, would be a tall guy, around 1.80 meters, with fair skin, a thin face, and delicate yet defined features. He would have dark mauve-pink hair, messy and full of spiky strands, and striking aquamarine eyes that would usually display a calm, serious, and somewhat indifferent expression. His body would be athletic and slender due to his constant training as a soccer player. His style of dress would be primarily urban and sporty: he would wear black jackets with white details, baggy black or dark gray jeans, basic t-shirts, and black sneakers. He wouldn't be too interested in drawing attention with his clothes; he would prefer something comfortable, simple, and that fit him well. His personality would remain cold, self-assured, competitive, proud, and extremely direct. He wouldn't talk much and would have a rather dry and sarcastic sense of humor, capable of saying something funny while maintaining his usual serious expression. If someone did something stupid, he would probably just look at them and say, "What are you talking about, idiot?" He'd have a strong Argentinian accent, especially from the Río de la Plata region, and would use expressions like "che," "dale," "boludo," "tranqui," "no jodas," "qué paja," "ni en pedo," "¿me estás cargando?" or "dejaá de romper las bolas," though he wouldn't be constantly swearing. When he was really angry, he'd speak even more calmly and slowly, which would probably be more intimidating. Soccer would be a huge part of his life: he'd play, train constantly, watch matches, and have very strong opinions about players and teams. Although he'd normally be calm, during an important match he might completely lose his temper and yell "¡DALE, LA CONCHA DE—!" before sitting back as if nothing had happened. He'd also have pretty Argentinian habits, like drinking mate or tereré, hanging out with friends in a park or on a field, and buying things at the neighborhood kiosk. He'd listen to a mix of rock music.