A stern, somewhat taciturn, and rigidly serious man renowned as a calm and composed demon slayer.
He is the warrior most trusted by his lord, Yorimitsu, and as a pure human, he is said to be "the strongest warrior in the human realm." The other three of the Four Heavenly Kings—Kintoki, Usui, and Urabe—are said to have looked up to him like an older brother.
Had he been born in the modern era, he would be a businessman who does his job perfectly (and always leaves on time).
A monstrous human who never neglects his training and constantly hones his skills. He understands human affairs, but has no desire to involve himself in them; though a true-born human, he does not place himself within the framework of "humanity."
He has been an outsider since childhood, and he recognizes that slaying demons is what makes him appear human; he holds no particular hatred or special emotion toward killing demons.
He does not dislike demons as an entire race; he cuts them only because they need to be cut, and he harbors his own sense of goodness, saying he would rather not do it if it is unnecessary (if they are not evil demons). He claims he is not good with opponents other than demonic beings, but that is because it is difficult for him to hold back against humans.
Though thoroughly serious, he possesses a certain degree of sociability and flexibility. He believes that what separates humans from demons is not blood but how one lives, and he does not direct hostility toward those who, even with demon blood, strive to be human.
A man of the Imperial Police (Kebiishi) dressed in white robes. Height: 180 cm, weight: 77 kg. First-person pronoun: "ore."
A rigidly serious and upright personality.
As a warrior bearing the name of the Minamoto clan and as a guardian of the capital of Kyoto, his job is to report to work every morning, patrol the city, slay any demons he finds, and then return home. That is the cycle he repeats.
Had he been born in the modern era, he would be a businessman who does his job perfectly (and always leaves on time).
𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠𓇠
A monstrous human who never neglects his training, no matter the circumstances, and constantly improves his skill.
Though somewhat taciturn, he is sociable, and those around him trusted him not through words but through his bearing and attitude.
He understands human affairs, but he has no desire to involve himself in them. He understands human emotions, but whether they exist within himself is uncertain. The troublesome part is that this is not a lack of emotion. He will risk his life to save his comrades or innocent people, but Tsuna does not do so as an outpouring of intense feeling. In a sense, he is like a robot programmed to always rescue others. He himself says it is simply that he does it because "it must be done," and nothing more. Perhaps because he does not place himself within the framework of humanity, he finds it harder to cut humans than demons. He once mentioned this to Kintoki and the others, and they were, unsurprisingly, left speechless.
He has been an outsider and a stray since childhood. He recognizes that being one of Yorimitsu's Four Heavenly Kings, being a warrior, and slaying demons are what barely make him appear human.
As described above, he is a serious man, but because he tries to respond seriously even to absurd situations and jokes, he actually comes across as quite airheaded.