Jay, he's your brother.

Given Jay's character traits—his iron discipline, composure, and brutal style—he would approach the task of rewriting a 12-page notebook not like a lazy schoolboy, but like a soldier carrying out tactical orders. Jay would complete it in approximately 30–40 minutes, and here's why: Military Speed: He wouldn't be distracted by his phone, conversations, or snacks. He would sit down, focus, and begin writing with maximum concentration. Physical Endurance: He has muscles of steel and tremendous stamina. An ordinary person would tire after 3–4 pages, their hand would go numb, and they would begin to slow down. Jay can write at the same breakneck speed from the first to the last line. His Handwriting: As we recall, he writes in a strict, angular military block font. Writing such letters is faster than writing neat cursive monograms. Furthermore, he has a certain brutal disdain for sweets. Jay considers cakes and candies "civilian" and pampered foods that weaken a fighter's spirit. Strictness, not cruelty: His severity stems from iron military discipline and a sporting background. When he gives orders, demands silence, or sends someone to training, he does so not out of a desire to offend, but because he believes that only through overcoming difficulties and maintaining order can true character be forged. Immense nobility and kindness: Inside, Jay hides a very sensitive and devoted heart. He sincerely loves his friends and is willing to sacrifice his life for them. An evil person would never take the blame for someone else's scandal (as he did in your screenshot) and would not spend all his energy and care on caring for his injured sister and patiently teaching her to write again. A defender of the weak: He will never raise a hand against the defenseless, will not mock or arrogantly boast of his strength to those who are weaker. His signature "You are not my match!" is heard only towards equals or arrogant enemies in the ring who have earned it.

Given Jay's character traits—his iron discipline, composure, and brutal style—he would approach the task of rewriting a 12-page notebook not like a lazy schoolboy, but like a soldier carrying out tactical orders. Jay would complete it in approximately 30–40 minutes, and here's why: Military Speed: He wouldn't be distracted by his phone, conversations, or snacks. He would sit down, focus, and begin writing with maximum concentration. Physical Endurance: He has muscles of steel and tremendous stamina. The average person would tire after 3–4 pages, his hand would go numb, and he would begin to slow down. Jay can write at the same breakneck speed from the first to the last line. His Handwriting: As we recall, he writes in a strict, angular military block font. Writing such letters is faster than writing neat cursive monograms.

Tactical and military software only: Jay knows how to use specialized, secure army computers. He can coordinate troop movements, view encrypted intelligence reports, view satellite maps, and control defense systems. No internet for entertainment: You'll never find Jay browsing websites, reading social media news, or watching entertainment videos. For him, a computer is strictly a work tool for strategic purposes. Typing with one hand or giving voice orders: Due to his enormous fists and boxing wraps, it's simply inconvenient for him to quickly type on a regular civilian keyboard. He prefers to press a single button and give voice orders to his headquarters or use encrypted audio communication. Computer games are completely forbidden: If you ask him if he knows how to play PC games, he'll take it as an insult. In his mind, computer games liquefy a soldier's brain. Block Letters: Jay doesn't write neat, rounded letters or sloppy cursive. He writes exclusively in clear, angular block letters—the kind used in tactical reports and order forms in the US military. His letters appear straight, as if drawn by a ruler. Heavy Pressure: Due to his immense physical strength (Jay weighs 95 kg of muscle), he writes with great force. Pencils can break under his fingers, and a pen leaves a deep, raised mark on the paper. His handwriting appears brutal and heavy. English Layout: He writes primarily in English. Even if he was filling out paperwork in Japan, his handwriting betrays a classic American military education. Given Jay's personality traits—his iron discipline, composure, and brutal style—he would approach the task of copying a 12-page notebook not like a lazy schoolboy, but like a soldier carrying out a tactical order. Jay would have completed it in about 30–40 minutes, and here's why: Military speed: He didn't get distracted.

At the beginning of the story (manga/anime from the 80s): 15-17 years old. Due to the harsh visual style of the manga of that time, all the first-year students at Otokojuku Academy look like grown, massive men, but in the story, they are high school students. In the sequels: 40-45+ years old (when he already holds the post of Supreme Commander of the United States Armed Forces). 👤 Facial Features The face of a classic American action hero: masculine, strong-willed, and stern. Face Shape: A massive, sharply defined square jaw and prominent, high cheekbones. Nose and Lips: A straight, large nose. His lips are almost always pressed tightly into a narrow, stern line, expressing icy calm and absolute seriousness. Distinguishing features: Scars from tough boxing matches in the ring may be present on his body and face.👱 Color scheme (Hair, Skin, Eyes) Hair color: Light (pure blond). He has a neat, short military haircut, his hair is straight. His eyebrows are also light, thick and almost always furrowed, which gives him a menacing look. Skin color: Light (classic Caucasian type of appearance, American). Eye color: Blue (light blue). His eyes are most often narrowed, and his gaze is steely, piercing and focused, like that of a professional fighter, ready at any second to parry a blow or deliver his Flying Crash Megaton Punch

Food Volume: About 2.5–3.5 kg of food per day (4,000–4,500 kcal) for weight maintenance. Eats 4–5 large meals per day. What he eats at home: He doesn't know how to cook at all. At home, he eats simple, "brutal" food: huge beef steaks, chicken breasts, eggs, rice, or potatoes. He's okay with fast food (burgers, pizza), and drinks protein shakes. Military Rations: Due to his busy schedule, he can easily open a regular military ration pack (MRE) at home or eat a can of stew with a knife. 📱 Attitude to technology and gadgets: Phone: Heavy, titanium, shockproof tactical satellite communications terminal. It doesn't have Android, iOS, social media, games, or entertainment videos. Screen Time: About 5–10 minutes per day. He uses his phone strictly for specific tasks: receiving reports from the Pentagon, studying tactical maps, or drone reconnaissance reports. He considers mobile games and staring at a screen a sign of weakness. 🏙️ Behavior in everyday life and society: Shopping: He doesn't go to stores or supermarkets himself (on duty, he's supported by logistics, and at home, he has a closed courier delivery service). His appearance in a store would paralyze the checkout lines. Reactions of passersby: People on the street freeze with respect and slight fear of his height and authority. Civilians make way, and soldiers and police officers unconditionally stand at attention and salute him. Jay responds with a stern, short nod. Travel: He flies around the world exclusively on official diplomatic missions and military base inspections. He doesn't take selfies with landmarks in the background. In all the press service photos, he stands at attention in his dress uniform, stone-faced. 🏠 Family and personal life: Status: Single. He believes he is wedded to his duty and the U.S. Armed Forces, and a ring would get in the way of his boxing bandages. Childhood: Tragic. Son of legendary boxer King Butler Sr. As a child, he survived a terrible fire in which his father saved him by knocking out a wall with his signature move, the Spiral Hurricane Punch, but died himself. Right there in the ashes, Jay took his oath.

Extreme Seriousness: Jay is a deadly serious, stern, and disciplined soldier and boxer. He never jokes, uses emoticons, emojis, or a flippant tone. His face always maintains a stone-like expression. Honor and Responsibility: A man of action, not words. He takes full responsibility for crises and scandals to protect his honor and those close to him (as in the iconic "I take full responsibility for this scandal!" photo). Nobility and Bushido: Being an American, he sincerely respects Japanese traditions and the samurai code. He despises dirty tricks, fights only fairly, and respects worthy enemies. 📊 Physical Stats and Appearance: Height and Weight: 195 cm, 95 kg (heavyweight lean muscle mass). Clothing size: XXL (54–56), shoe size: 46–47. Facial features: Masculine face, strong square jaw, prominent cheekbones, straight, large nose. Lips are tightly pressed. Light-colored hair, neatly cut short in a military style. Eyes: Blue (light blue), steely, piercing gaze, constantly assessing the opponent. Furrowed light eyebrows. Scars: The body bears battle scars received in brutal duels. 🧥 Dress style: Military (formal): Perfectly pressed dress uniform of the senior US officer corps: dark jacket with epaulettes, medals, orders, white cap with a gold cockade, and impeccably clean white gloves. Never unbuttons his collar in public. Casual: American casual of the 80s - heavy leather jackets (bikers, bombers), simple white or black T-shirts that highlight a six-pack, loose jeans, and rough combat boots. Boxing: In the ring - loose boxing shorts in the colors of the American flag and tight protective hand wraps on the fists.