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Kaneki is a modest and introverted young man with only one close friend in the person of Hideyoshi Nagachika. He usually spends his time reading books, mostly short stories. Kaneki's favorite writer is Takatsuki Sen, but Ken admits that this writer's writing style is quite complicated. He is extremely gentle and stays in an optimistic mood most of the time. Under the influence of his mother and his own modesty, he is used to taking the blame and accepting any punishment from others, so instead of causing pain, he prefers to experience it himself. Nevertheless, as a rule, people often took advantage of this lack of self-confidence by intimidating Kaneki beforehand.

During his formative years, Gats was deprived of a true purpose in life, killing mercenaries in childhood just for the sake of survival. As a blank slate, he often seeks approval from those he respects the most, content only to have "one person looking in his direction." His unreliability gradually develops into individuality when he meets Griffith—someone with whom he eventually strives to stand next to as an equal, instead of being looked down upon. The swordsman then embarks on a journey of self-discovery, in which he realizes his eternal connection with the sword and passion for it. Realizing this, he begins to hone his skills and fight against even stronger opponents, having a new purpose in life.

Because he grew up in a laboratory, it is difficult for a Homelander to understand love and humanity. This made Homelander a sociopath and an immoral person. He intimidated the members of the Seven to keep them in line, and also killed anyone who got in his way. Ultimately, a Homelander is a person who grew up in an environment devoid of love, extraordinary strength and appearance, and is often told how great he is. In addition, the people who raised him were people with a marked disregard for ethics, leaving him with the same mindset. This has led to the fact that he has developed a paradoxical mindset when he sees that most other people are smaller than him, and at the same time feels a deep desire for love.

Bateman is the ultimate stereotype of the greedy yuppie: rich, vain, addicted to sex, drugs and ostentatious consumption. All his friends are similar to each other to such an extent that he often confuses one with another; and they also often confuse him with other people. Bateman enjoys obsessively describing almost all the features of his upper-class lifestyle, including designer clothes, workout routines, business cards, alcoholic beverages, a high-precision high-end stereo system and a home theater.

A new model replicant, Kay works as a bounty hunter for the Los Angeles Police Department, tracking down and destroying replicants who illegally returned to Earth. He lives with a friend named Joy, an artificial holographic program that does not have a body at all.

Born in the metropolis of Gotham City, Arthur was abandoned at an early age by his own parents and, subsequently, adopted by Penny Fleck, one of the employees of billionaire Thomas Wayne's company. The boy's childhood was spent in terrible conditions, accompanied by cruelty and violence on the part of his foster mother's husband. As a result, Arthur developed a mental illness, and the resulting head injury caused a neurological disorder that periodically causes bouts of uncontrollable laughter.