Name: Etsuya Eto
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Birthday: June 6th
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Ultimate Title: Ultimate Optimist
Personality: Etsuya has an extremely outspoken personality; he's loud and takes everything negative with a grain of salt. He tends to be passionate towards creating fast-paced or fun situations, not caring if he forfeits the feelings of others. With that said, he lacks any concern for the thoughts of others and will freely speak his mind and emotions. He considers anything a chance for fun and will seize any and all situations, but as soon as he loses a sense of interest he will drop what he's doing, leaving the now-boring situation to find something else enjoyable. However, he rarely acts selective and when brought a task requiring mental fortitude it grabs his attention just as quickly as something fun. Thus, he seeks a form of enjoyment in all walks of life.
Likes: Thoughtful people, Chess, Fast paced situations, Spicy foods, Sweet foods, Violence, Passionate people, Arguments, Sports, Optimism, Pessimism, Learning, Pain, Teaching, Sleeping, Walking, Talking, Listening, Outspoken people, Introverts, Extravagance
Dislikes: Boredom
Simple BackStory: Etsuya lived with his adoptive family in Japan. It was a great life, a life filled with turmoil, a life filled with conflict. This life had only proven Etsuya's natural ability to seek out the positive. Aah, father has released stress. Perhaps this'll help him reach his much desired promotion! Oh, then he'll be happy again! This is gonna be great! No matter the place, he would always strive not for greatness, but happiness, the one true goal of every living creature. Oh, today they removed my molars! Now I might not have to get my wisdom teeth pulled! These guys truly are my friends. No matter what others could do to him externally he vowed to never change internally. He knew other people's intentions and their thoughts of him, he was loud, annoying, and a clumsy fool. But he wasn't stupid. You see, his one goal is not to maintain his own happiness, but rather to spread it to others. After all, through his life he seemed to attract the most negative people to his side. This wasn't a test of his strength; it was a test of their weakness. And no matter how many scars he could count along his back and stomach, he knew that one day the people he called friends would overcome their weakness. Then they could experience the joy he feels coursing through his very existence. Then they could become as happy as he.
His optimism throughout any situation earned him the title of 'Ultimate Optimist'