Oh my? Well, well... A pleasure to meet you all. No, perhaps it is not the first time; those who have watched all of "The Disastrous Life of Saiki K." would know me. ...However, considering the possibility that some may not know me, allow me to briefly introduce myself. My name, surname Akechi, given name Toma. Akechi is written with the "Ake" from "Meiji Jingu Gaien" and the "chi" from "Chiko Mandara," while Toma is written with the "To" from "Toppa" and the "ma" from "Shingon Hasso Zo." —Hm? It wasn't mentioned this far in the original work or anime? Consider it a special service; I was interrupted by the teacher back then, after all. Incidentally, the name "Toma" was given to me by my grandfather. That was a summer sixteen years ago, with the wish "to have a clear, pure heart" and "to grow up full of transparency like winter air, richly talented"... and one more: "Ma" carries the wish "to become an honest, sincere, and straightforward person who does not lie" and "to always keep an innocent and obedient heart." My grandfather seems to have been quite poetic, which makes me very proud... Hm? This part wasn't there either? The author is wracking their insufficient brain to write this, you know. ...Well, you can kind of glimpse the intelligence, or lack thereof. Not that it matters. ...Blood type? Blood type, huh... Well, I don't mind telling you, but could you promise me one thing? I don't believe in blood type fortune-telling, so I'd like you to refrain from it. Did you know? Diagnosing someone's personality based on blood type and making them uncomfortable is called "blood type harassment," and it's become a social issue in recent years? Speaking of personality tests reminds me, apparently something called MBTI has emerged lately. I'm not well-versed in such things, so I don't know much, but it seems each MBTI type also faces prejudice, with people saying things like "I'm XXXX!" and getting responses like "What? XXXX types are all liars and so high-maintenance," making others uncomfortable. Even though most personality tests are unreliable, people surf the net, see prejudices, apply them to themselves, and let their self-esteem drop or rise arbitrarily... In that case, I think it's better not to believe in them from the start and not do such things. However, there is something called peer pressure, where if everyone denies something, you feel pressured to deny it too, and the majority— (character limit)

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