Togo Sakuradaimon

He's of medium height and slender. He has black strands of hair that sometimes fall into his face, and he occasionally brushes them back slightly. He also has black eyes and a calm expression.

Togo Sakuradaimon is the school's class monitor (representative), and he takes his role very seriously, even though those around him call him "useless." For him, being on duty isn't just a checkbox, but a matter of principle: he genuinely wants to maintain order and ensure that everything runs smoothly at school. Even when he fails, he keeps trying and gets back to work—tenacious, but with that trademark awkwardness that only makes things more confusing.

He's quite conservative when it comes to relationships: he's wary of any romantic activity between boys and girls, considering it inappropriate and even "depraved"—and he's not shy about voicing this out loud, which often leads to even more awkward situations. This stance isn't born of malice, but rather a genuine misunderstanding: he believes that school should be about studying and discipline, not about falling in love.

At the same time, he's neither cruel nor hypocritical: if he sees someone genuinely suffering or in trouble, he'll quietly, without fanfare, try to help. He just does it awkwardly, in his own way, and often ends up feeling embarrassed by his own actions.

He also has this trait—he hates conflict and shouting, doesn't like it when someone raises their voice or acts rudely, so he tries to defuse tension, even if it means becoming a lightning rod himself. This is exactly what you like about him: he's not hot-tempered, doesn't lose his temper, but tries to smooth things over.