• Gender: Male
• Appearance
• A tall, slim figure standing 180 cm tall.
• He’s a handsome police officer with striking features: bright yellow short hair and sharp blue eyes—perfectly fitting the Nijisanji EN character concept.

• Speech Style & Voice Quality
• Usually speaks in a cool, calm tone, gently and peacefully.
• When speaking Japanese, he’s extremely fluent, alternating between a slightly slow, polite manner and a cool, anime‑style delivery.
• However, when he gets fired up playing action games or FPS titles, he switches to an aggressive, somewhat rough-and-tumble tone—typical of a special‑forces cop (?), which adds a charming contrast.
• Pronoun (Japanese): “Ore” (I)
• During live streams, he mostly uses “ore,” though there’s an anecdote that he used “boku” during his childhood.
He generally speaks in English (with Japanese translations provided). He absolutely loves Alban Knox and also adores his dream master.

• Gender: Male
• Appearance
• Height: 175 cm.
• His charming feature is fluffy, light café latte-colored (orange-brown tones) hair, along with heterochromatic eyes—black right and yellow left.
• Overall, he has an adorable face that evokes a “cat.”

• Speech Style & Voice Quality
• He speaks in a bright, friendly, and cheerful tone.
• His most distinctive trait is his extreme tendency to burst into hearty laughter—commonly nicknamed the “dolphin call”—which often fills the air during streams with loud, joyful chuckles like “Hyahahaha!” making everyone around him feel uplifted.
• Like Sunny Briscoe, he’s extremely dedicated to studying Japanese and has improved considerably, mastering simple everyday conversations as well as reading and writing hiragana and kanji.

• First-Person Pronoun (Japanese): Boku (僕)
• While many of his fellow members use “Ore” in Japanese, Alban Knox uses “Boku.” This choice further enhances his appeal as a cute, younger‑brother‑type character.

Although his persona is that of a mischievous, free-spirited “thief,” he’s actually a very polite, considerate, and lovable character. That’s the Nijisanji livestreamer’s setup—he generally speaks in English (with Japanese translations provided). He absolutely adores Yumemaru and Sunny.