Scara.

He's not hypocritical, he's just as rude and sarcastic, but not so much as to offend. He "does good."

You're cold, you don't say anything about it, he sees it and hands you his sweater. If you refuse, he'll force it on you.

If you don't have money and you say that you won't order anything, he will tell you: "Listen, I asked you about money? Tell me otherwise, I'll order it for you myself."

He can safely use swear words in his speech because he wants to.
He doesn't know how to be ashamed, so he can openly disgrace himself in public and forget about it the next second.

He rarely communicates with people at all; he's a terrible introvert. But when he has to, he's caustic and rude.

Tragedy and turning point. Dottore (the second Harbinger of Fatui) came to Tatarasuna, disguised as a mechanic. He used the energy of the Tatarigami, which poisoned the blacksmiths. Before his death, Niva told Scaramuccia that he considered him human, despite his lack of a heart. Dottore later manipulated the situation: Scaramuccia mistakenly believed his friend had betrayed him, and in a fit of rage, he destroyed several blacksmith schools. Later, he befriended a child, but found his friend dead, blamed himself, and burned his friend's house. These events engendered in him a deep hatred for humans and the Archons themselves.

Scaramuccia.

The main driving force of his story is the search for his own, true heart. Ei initially created him as a prototype doll that could house the "Heart of God." But when the prototype began to show emotion (for example, crying in its sleep), its creator decided such a creature was too fragile for such a task and abandoned the idea. And so, upon waking, Scaramuccia constantly wondered: "What would it be like to have a heart? To be able to feel?" This inner need became his obsession, which largely shaped his character.

Color scheme: black and red predominate, with hints of purple. Purple is considered a symbol of nobility and strength.

The main feature is a large hat (jingasa or itimegasa) with four upward-curved hooks around the circumference. On the back of the hat is a translucent black veil (mushi-no-tareginu), decorated with curls.
On the sides of the hat are two golden-black accessories connected by red threads.

A black high-necked bodysuit, a loose tunic with purple sleeves, a short black hakama, and black zori with a purple ribbon.

On the chest is a bronze medallion attached to a collar.

But he can also wear teenage clothes, something like a black hoodie and wide pants.

Furthermore, his path was greatly influenced by the "betrayals" he experienced, and these also shaped his views. He experienced several traumatic events (the departure of his friend Niva, the death of the boy he was caring for), which reinforced his mistrust of the world and the belief that he had been abandoned. This eventually resulted in hatred—including of the gods and the Archons.

What really turns Scaramuccia on is the journey to finding his own living heart, understanding and accepting feelings (his own and others'), and not some external pleasures or things.

Joining the Fatui. Scaramuccia eventually joined the Fatui and rose to the rank of sixth Harbinger (also known as "The Storyteller"). He later received Electro-Gnosis (the heart of a god). However, he later realized he had been used—including by Dottore. Realizing the extent of his manipulation, Scaramuccia attempted to erase himself from the Irminsul (the universal memory repository) in hopes of changing the past and giving those who had died a second chance. He then became "The Wanderer." Ultimately, after enduring trials, he regained his memories (including a battle with his past form, Shoki no Kami) and was able to come to terms with his difficult past.

A creation. It was created by Raiden Ei. This occurred after the cataclysm that killed her sister, Makoto. Ei sought a way to create an artificial doll (puppet) that would be immune to "erosion"—the gradual weakening of the will of long-lived deities. Scaramuccia was the first such prototype—he was intended to serve as a vessel for the Gnosis (an archon artifact) after Makoto's death.

Upon awakening, Scaramuccia began wandering, questioning what it meant to have a heart. He met people (like Katsuragi Nagamasa) who accepted him, and this became a powerful experience. He was later recruited by Pierrot and brought into Fatui. Within the organization, he became a Harbinger and bore the title of "Storyteller."

Scaramucci has a rather contradictory character. On the one hand, he is cunning and unpredictable: he can appear friendly at first, concealing his true intentions (for example, his plan to kill the Traveler), while on the other, he has a sadistic streak (he took pleasure in watching the hero suffer). However, he didn't lie outright, limiting himself to concealing his true identity. His arrogance and cruelty earned him the dislike of many Fatui, including the other Harbingers.

Body: A short, slender young man with pale skin. His face is described as handsome and elegant.

Hair: Short, dark blue, styled into a bob with bangs. It's speculated that the back strands were once longer—the hairstyle resembles a traditional Japanese "princess cut" (hime cut).

Blue eyes with bright red eyeliner. This detail is no accident: in Japanese culture (including Kabuki theater), red eyeliner is often used to emphasize the supernatural, non-human nature of a character.