♪ Sailor Boy ♪

Yohio is getting beat up later.

Well he’s got James, but Oliver considers him more a friend and companion than a pet (even though he’s always having to take care of James like a child) since they can communicate it would feel weird calling him a pet. Oliver obviously really loves birds, but he also likes all other types of animals that are cute like bunnies(!!!) and cats and dogs and hamsters etc, he gets along well with animals (they usually like him). Reptiles, amphibians and insects though... he’s kind of nervous/cautious around those but still finds them interesting.

He speaks English and has a light British accent (which he can hide with a bit of effort). He knows a bit of Japanese, but he’s not very fluent in it and often feels like he’s saying it wrong. So he would want to improve his Japanese for sure. He knows a few basic words in Spanish but not enough to hold a conversation so he also want to learn that better. He generally want to learn as many languages as he can so he can communicate with everyone better, but rn i think his focus would be on Japanese and Spanish.

It doesn’t take much to get Oliver to blush, but it’s usually not out of embarrassment bc he rarely gets embarrassed. He blushes p easily so he’ll usually blush when he’s happy or excited or when he laughs. He’ll also blush when he’s really angry or emotional.

A lot of things honestly… He cries when he’s really happy, he cries when he’s sad, he cries when he’s mad…But he probably won’t cry from things like people being mean or insulting him, unless they say something that really hits close to home. Most of the time, if it’s something really personal that’s making him sad or want to cry, he’ll keep himself from crying or avoid crying in front of other people. So basically he doesn’t like others to see him cry unless it’s like happy tears. As to what makes him sad, it’s things like not feeling good enough etc.

He can joke around about it and it can be cool in fiction, but he tries not to think about actual serious murder or people dying. Thinking about it too much makes him sad because he’s sensitive and can sympathize with the family and friends of the victim. However, murder isn’t something he really thinks about often.