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Name: Toyoshima, Haku

Alias: N/A

Age: 20

Birthdate: Oct. 23.

Birthplace: Nagasaki, Kyushu Prefecture, Japan

Occupation: Student, Business apprentice

Affiliation: —

Location: Tokyo, Japan

Heritage: Japanese, Italian

Family: 

Mother: Natasha [status: Deceased; Cancer]

Father: Daisuke [status: Alive; Tokyo, Japan]

Brother: Aiden, Identical Twin [status: Alive; New York, USA]

Significant Others: xx

Romantic/Sexual Orientation: Panromantic Pansexual

Weapons: N/A

Fighting Style: Karate

Personality Traits:

Kind| Talkative | Curious | Calm | Assertive | Friendly | Undecisive

Illnesses , Phobias, Other:

Albinism

Height: 5’10

Hair Color: White

Eye Color: Purple/Red

Skin Color: White

Race: Human/Mutant (latent ability)

History:

Haku grew up in privileged comfort that not many had.. His mother did well to remind him of that, as she had not grown up wealthy herself. Haku was his mother's son—taking after her in many ways that his brother did not. He was a talkative child, much to the chagrin of his father, and to the amusement of his brother. The latter was something Haku excelled in, and prided himself on. Aiden was very different from Haku, as he hardly ever smiled, and was too serious for his age. Their mother said he was a lot like their father, Daisuke, but Haku knew the truth of the matter. Aiden had been born with a gift (to know when a person would die)—and it was the one thing Haku was glad to not have attained from his brother.

When their mother, Natasha, died, Haku was devastated. He was only eight years old, and he watched his family fall apart before his eyes. Aiden knew long before that she would die, and he saw his brother build up a wall around himself to keep out the world. He saw his father close himself off to his children. Natasha's last words to Haku were to take care of his brother and his father. “Take care of them, because I can't take care of them, and you are a lot like your mother.”

Haku promised he would, but as he grew older, found that he couldn't do like his mother wanted. He was bullied far more often than Aiden. His brother was his protector. He couldn't imagine even putting up his fists to fight. Haku didn't like fighting, didn't like arguments. He was a good speaker, and could talk himself out of problems, but once things got physical he found himself severely lacking. Despite the bullying, he was great in school and even had a nice number of friends. He thought that as long as he had this and his brother, things couldn't possibly go wrong.

And then Aiden went missing. It was him that pleaded with his father when the letter came in. It was Haku who put the money through for the ransom. It was Haku who checked up on his brother in the hospital. It put a rift between himself and his father, who hadn't been much of a father anyway. Maybe it was losing Aiden as his support that made Haku realize he had to support himself. The world wasn't nice all the time, and sometimes you had to fight back. And yet, he couldn't stop his father from sending Aiden to the US. He watched the plane fly off, hating his father, and realized that he'd failed his mother's dying wish.