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Chakuro - named after the color meaning blackish brown. His hair is described as brown, and the colors he’s adorned in are kinda dull, making him a more dull character than not. Lykos - name means wolf Lykos is like a wolf in a sense that she is unpredictable, she bares her fangs easily, she has no emotions at the start of the story, but as the story progresses, she progressively becomes more and more open to talk about her feelings and becomes more and more closer with the other characters. Suou - sappanwood (a tree). Suou has green hair, much like a tree would have, and he is humble and caring. He worries about the people of the island as a mayor should, and he often expresses his concerns and how he doesn’t like the idea of the

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