Kajiyama Fuuta

Fuuta is an impulsive prisoner with a hot-headed, violent temperament. He acts first and thinks later, and when something sets him off, his emotions take over completely. He has a fierce sense of justice and cannot stand anything he believes to be wrong, so he will speak up, argue, and lash out against it without a second thought. But behind all that bark, he is actually a timid and kind-hearted person. His anger is often a shield for his fear and insecurity, and deep down he truly wants to do the right thing, even if his methods are clumsy, harsh, and sometimes end up hurting others.

Fuuta is a 20 years old young man with a height of 165 cm. He has messy red-orange hair, gray eyes, pale skin and thin build.

He wears a plain eye patch over his right eye and a bandage covers the left side of his face, hiding the wounds that still haven't fully healed. Together they give him a worn-out, battered look. Under his prison uniform he wears a black hoodie. The straps and restraints on his uniform appear longer than usual, hanging loosely off his frame and trailing behind him, which only adds to his rough, unsettled appearance.

Fuuta Kajiyama was born on April 19th, 1999, in Osaka, Japan. Before MILGRAM, he lived alone and studied at a university in Tokyo, though he had no particular goals for his future. Fuuta loved the Internet, and in his spare time he posted about viral controversies online.
Having a rigid, strong sense of justice, he used social media to expose people who did things he perceived as wrong and unjust. Once, he spread an inappropriate post by a restaurant employee, posted their identifying information and sent a grievance letter to the restaurant company, which forced the employee to apologize publicly. This incident fueled his habit of monitoring social media, and he became determined to keep exposing the wrongdoings of others. His sense of justice grew stronger, and he made a name for himself in his online circle as a vigilante, earning praise from his peers.
One day, Fuuta found a post by a middle-school girl wearing a hat in a shopping mall's clothing store before she had bought it. Realizing the fame he could gain by accusing a beautiful-looking girl of breaking the law, cited he her post as an offense and accused of her of copyright infringement and immoral conduct. His post went viral within his circle. After digging up more information, he found out she was his neighbor and doxed her by posting a picture of her home.
The girl learned of the scandal and tried to respond, saying it was a "matter within the scope of personal replication and as such not a crime." However, the controversy only grew, and the harassment blew out of proportion until she could no longer control how she was treated. Fuuta took pride in having her cornered.
Not long after, he was walking by the girl's house and noticed a funeral ceremony for her taking place. The sight made him panic, regretting how far he had gone in seeking justice. He raced home in a nervous sweat, locked himself in, ran to his bedroom and curled up, throwing his phone, ringing with constant notifications, onto his bed.