Haruto Inoue

Haruto isn’t a particularly visual thinker. He’s good at recognising flowers and plants, but he doesn’t particularly need to visualise anything outside of that. He is good at 3D visualisation, however.

Haruto is an eloquent speaker and has a certain poeticism about him. But he doesn’t speak much, and tends to keep it short. He’s also a good writer but, again, expresses himself economically.

Haruto is a great logical thinker, and can follow a problem through to its solution. He sometimes arrives at this in strange or new ways, but his answers are usually correct.

Haruto doesn’t play an instrument, but likes particularly strange, dark, experimental music. Anything that invokes new and interesting parts of the city or the wilderness are what he listens to. In that respect, he is good at deconstructing music and understand complex rhythms. However, in any other genre, he just doesn’t get it.

Haruto is aware and in tune with his environment, meaning he responds to changes easily and isn’t startled by much.

Haruto is very in tune with his body. He’s athletic and spends a lot of time outdoors, experiencing the environment through himself.

Thanks to his analytical abilities, Haruto is good at answering deep or existential questions. He can set up a philosophical framework and use to arrive at various solutions.

Haruto is a bad judge of people, because he simply doesn’t need to be a good one. He’s completely self-sufficient and never experiences the need to connect with others.

Haruto, being serious, does understand himself very well. He’s very accepting of himself and will stubbornly defend his lifestyle and personality.