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Chigusa Senroh
Basic Information
Kanji name 千鋃千艸
Romaji name Senroh Chigusa
Title(s)
  • Pervert
  • Monster
  • Death God[1]
Gender Male
Age
  • Late 20's in terms of looks
  • 1,000 years old[2]
Relations
Affiliation
Sanome Prince's side
First Appearance
Debut Chapter 1 (Volume 1)

Chigusa Senroh is known as the last member of the Senroh family, which is known as the "Family of Sinners". The Senroh family has a reputation of going wild and killing people.They have the power to heal themselves, hence they are believed to be monsters that can't die. He originally had no recollection of his past memories when he met Rakan.

Appearance[]

Chigusa has black hair, wears goggles and carries a tree rifle around with him. He is usually standing by "Rakan"-sama's side.

Etymology[]

Senroh (千鋃) has the characters for "thousand" and "lock/lathanum". Chigusa (千艸) has the characters for "thousand" and "grass/plants".

His former surname Sengin (千銀) has the characters for "thousand" and "silver". However, silver is not viewed positively in the alternate world, because of its grayish color. The color reminds people of when objects turned gray and ended so people associate it with death.This is why Chigusa changed the character for his last name into "鋃" (roh) which can also mean "chains", which is one stroke different from the character "gin" (銀) of Sengin.[3]

Personality[]

Before meeting Rakan, Chigusa only considered other people as "harmful", "harmless", or "useful". Due to suffering amnesia and being seen as a criminal. He kept to himself most of the time and shows little emotion since he cannot remember other feelings. After meeting Rakan and his commemorates, he became more open as his emotions gradually return during their journey.

Because he spends most of his time away from people, he often baffles people with his lack of common sense and word-phrasing. After taking a liking in Rakan, he actively tries to get close to Rakan and sometimes phrases his words wrong and expresses his thoughts in a suggestive manner, but later on he does it on purpose. He is a self-proclaimed Rakan otaku, and the others call him a pervert.

Relationships[]

Rakan Sawa[]

Chigusa at first considerd Rakan a tool to defeat the Prince due to him being a Sanome. However, as the story progressed, Chigusa came to care for Rakan due to his kind-hearted personality. He is very protective of Rakan and will do anything to protect him from harm, even at the cost of his own life.

Prince[]

Chigusa initially sought the Prince's demise because he believe his mission was to destroy all ayames. His animosity dwindled as he found out the Prince was only a puppet used by Hoshiminokoto.

Hoshiminokoto[]

Hoshiminokoto made Chigusa his tool of killing anything that stood in his way in his perfect world. Which caused Chigusa to break down mentally numerous times only to be revived every time after being mind-wiped. After regaining his memories, Chigusa vowed to stop Hoshiminokoto.

Abilities[]

Blood Bandages: Thanks to having plants mixed in his body, when he gets injured, the blood that comes out winds around his body like a bandage. Hence, as long as the sanome Rakan is with him, Chigusa is invincible.

Eyes: Due to having ayame blood, Chigusa's eyes can penetrate substances to search things and see through invisible vines, much like x-ray powers. He is even able to narrow down and focus on specific things, making him an expert in finding things. He can also broaden his sight to "see" faraway places. Since he is able to see much more compared to the naked eye. He usually uses goggles to control it. After being revived by Rakan, his sight is highten and he could see the "circuit" of all things, even able to "edit" it.

Knowledge: Due to having lived for a long time, Chigusa possess a wealth of knowledge on many aspects, making him the main information provider in their group.

Sense: Though he may not understand people's reason behind their emotions, Chigusa is very good at sensing the emotions of others or if the other parties are hostile (including people, animals or plants).

References[]

  1. From Volume 17
  2. From Volume 17
  3. From Volume 14.
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