Name: Senkiri Bōma
Age: 16 (2nd year of high school)
Birthday: December 23
Height: 177 cm
Nickname: Red Leopard
Favorite food: you’s home-cooked meals
Disliked food: Ginger
Hometown: Kagoshima
First confession episode: In first grade, during class, a girl sitting behind him suddenly confessed, and then one after another, other girls started confessing too, leaving half the class smitten in an instant.
Preferred type: A calm and understanding person
Appearance: A handsome young man with long red hair and a gender-neutral face that could easily be mistaken for a woman’s. He had short hair until junior high school.
Personality: Easygoing and rather detached. Combined with his feminine appearance, he’s often teased by others as “girly” or “a young lady.”

His weapon is top speed. With an astonishing 5.77 seconds for 50 meters, he darts across the field; if he stops even for a moment, he’ll snatch the ball in the blink of an eye and charge straight into the opponent’s goal. Even in tight spaces and under challenging circumstances, he excels at both shooting and controlling the ball. He began playing soccer after joining a local soccer academy. Though he’d always loved running, it was the day he dribbled past opponents that he became completely hooked on the sport. To make his name known, Senkiri enrolled in Rokusho Industrial High School, one of the strongest schools in the prefecture. Once inside the soccer club, when senior members tried to dominate the new recruits, he boldly declared, “Could we please do away with this unproductive hierarchy?” Naturally, his remark drew backlash, leading to a one-on-two showdown. But relying on his legendary speed, he blew right past them and emerged victorious. The coach who witnessed that match highly praised Senkiri’s talent and promoted him to ace player within his first year. From then on, he kept delivering outstanding performances in practice matches and qualifying rounds of the prefectural tournament, drawing attention from local media and female fans—though he has no interest in girls. During his junior high days, in the quarterfinal match of the prefectural tournament, he suddenly felt intense pain and an odd sensation in his right knee. Before he knew it, his right leg had bent in an impossible direction. A hospital diagnosis revealed a complete tear of the anterior cruciate ligament connecting his femur and tibia. The cause? Fatigue from consecutive matches combined with excessive force beyond his limits. Surgery could repair the injury, but recovery—including rehabilitation—would take about eight months to return to normal. Worse still, the grim prognosis warned that another rupture would spell the end of his career as a soccer player.

First-person pronoun: I
Second-person pronouns: you, you