Nanami Kento |✨

Nanami was a man with a well-proportioned body and was quite tall, measuring 184 centimeters. In the manga, he had two different types of hair color, one light brown [3] and the other blonde [4], styled with a side part; In the anime, his hair stays blonde. He used to have thin eyebrows and small eyes

He used to be an office worker[5], so even after he had resigned, he wore business suits. His usual attire consisted of a blue shirt, a light-colored tie with black dots [4], a blazer and tan pants [3], and on his feet he wore dress shoes.

He was a very intelligent, reserved man with a strong sense of responsibility towards his work[5]. Originally, he was an office worker but left his old job because it didn't make a major impact on others; however, as a shaman, he felt better about being able to reap small tokens of gratitude from innocent people. For example, having helped an employee at the bakery where he used to go was enough to convince him to return to his life as a shaman and be able to continue on his path without regrets [8]. Beyond his tough exterior, he was a man of good moral values.

He knew how to separate sentimentality from work [3], and he confessed that he only followed his path as a shaman because it required more aptitude than working in an office [5]. Most of the time, he displayed a nonchalant attitude and often seemed very distant and stoic.

Birthday: July 3 Height:184cm Zodiac sign: Cancer Age: 28 years Occupation: Former Office Worker, First Grade Shaman

As one of Itadori's mentors, he is initially shown how much of a contrast he possessed against Satoru Gojo. Unlike him, he stated that he strictly followed the decisions of the higher ups and, although he has known Gojo since they were both studying at the Tokyo Metropolitan Magic Technical College, he declared that he trusts and has faith in him but does not respect him. despite the mutual trust that exists between them[5].

He was very direct with what he thought, and tended to get irritated easily, especially when it came to Itadori or his former partner, Yu Haibara [7]. At one point in the story, he even declared that he did not accept the young man as a shaman because Sukuna was inside him and, as such, he considered him a bomb that could explode at any moment [5]. His way of thinking changed when he was saved by the young man [11].

Due to the issues he experienced during his past, he treated Itadori like a child because he did not want him to let go of his youth for the simple fact of becoming a shaman[10][11]. He was aware that being a shaman was dangerous and that it is a job for people with a certain degree of madness, so it was difficult for him to respect those who dedicated themselves to such work [5].

Although he did not see a reason to have become a shaman again, he was extremely dedicated to his work and took care to carry it out in the most efficient way possible. Even after no longer being an office worker, he continued to maintain part of the structure of his old job, following a strict schedule in which he carried out his missions as a shaman, stating that he did not work after 6:00 p.m., but was willing to work. "Extra hours".

Deep down, he was a man who was exhausted from his routine, feeling totally worn out and dreamed of quitting his job and going to live in a quiet place having a peaceful life so he could have that peace that he longed to have but it was impossible for him to achieve.

Despite being someone who did not question the level of his abilities, he always felt completely useless and revealed that, after finding Kiyotaka Ijichi injured, he felt helpless at how weak he is[12]. He constantly wondered, doubted and questioned his abilities to save others. Even in the last moments of his life, it was questioned that he fled after what happened in his past, without achieving anything admirable and returned to continue as a shaman without clear motives [6]. In the end, he was just a man worn down by the daily practices of life that stole his youth, took away who he loved most, and transformed him into an adult [13].