He was described as unconventional, displaying a highly individualistic, wild behavior. He finds an obligation in learning to adapt to the subtleties that come with proper manner and common sense, taking interactions with the people around him as opportunities to grow. Nagisa's sporadic enthusiasm spurs impulsive actions on his behalf, leading to the dismay of others on occasion.Īfter being secluded for some years during his childhood, Nagisa still finds himself developing an identity in the world. As recognized for a particular whimsical affinity with his fellow members of Eden and those closest to him, Nagisa shares a more cheerful nature with his peers. Įven though he typically behaves reservedly, his colleagues are aware of Nagisa's tendency for lighthearted mischief. Īs his abilities proceed beyond his years, Nagisa has attained expertise and prowess that reinforce his position as an esteemed idol, all the while guided by Ibara's careful eye. This behavior is displayed when Adonis aids Nagisa in finding a misplaced amber stone, after Nagisa quickly gives up in his attempts after time passes with no stone retrieved. However, he is inclined to withdraw from progressing his ambitions or objectives when they seemingly yield no immediate results. He's always eager to try new things, from simple things like art to extreme things like mountain climbing. Despite his defined talents and giftedness, Nagisa manifests an uncommon humbleness, verging on subservience. Although Nagisa's attention tends to fluctuate, his diligent approach has led to great potential for excelling in various trades. But through trial and error, he gains a better comprehension of relationships with every interaction he shares.īeyond the veils of his persona, he appears curious about many subjects of interest, exhibiting a child-like eagerness to learn and undertake new tasks. As such, the larger realm of humanity and emotion may elude Nagisa, perplexing him during some instances. As typically contending with his morals, he recognizes the troubling aspects of the idol industry with much disdain. Nagisa is purely a kind soul deep down, tried and true, finding conflict undesirable in favor of cooperative sympathy and seeking harmony through amity. At his core, however, he does not wish to hurt others and wants to understand them. ĭue to how distant he feels from humans, he can make others wary of him and has been described as closer in character to one of the Five Oddballs rather than to a member of fine. Once he learned that he can use this persona against Ibara, he proceeded to overuse it to the point of Ibara losing patience with him. In any circumstance that Ibara's strategies are unsatisfactory, Nagisa will not stand idly by, initiating his authority to reject plans and present new possibilities. ĭespite acting as an obedient youth who attends to Ibara's willing directive, Nagisa is considerably critical of his provided orders and script, identifying minute logical inconsistencies and patterns through further analysis. Ibara creates in-depth scripts for Nagisa's use. For this reason, he prefers to move along with what Ibara tells him to do and abide by his dutiful command, thus creating the distant-dictator-like character he uses during lives. He often speaks in an enigmatic manner, inadvertently perturbing others through inadequate communication and delivery at times.

He has lava red eyes with an orange highlight.Īs someone who's both quiet and tends to march to the beat of his own drum, Nagisa feels like he cannot convey his thoughts well to others without an intermediary. He has long, wavy light silver hair which is often tied up to form a ponytail with one thick strand of hair on each side of his face. Nagisa is a tall young man with a good build. He is a member of Adam and Eden and acts as their leader. An altruist, he is not proactive, but under Ibara's management, his true value is shown. A third-year student at Shuuetsu Academy.

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