TV-Series
Description
Agate Fluorite is the fifteen-year-old protagonist of the series who transfers into the prestigious Cluster E.A. academy. Physically, he stands at 162 centimeters tall and has gray eyes and gray hair. His outward personality is usually cheerful, happy, and enthusiastic, with a particular love for fixing airplanes and a natural inclination to help others. This energetic demeanor often leads to unexpected antics that quickly make an impression on his more reserved schoolmates.
Beneath this ordinary student exterior lies an extraordinary nature. Agate was not born a normal human but was artificially created by a religious authority seeking to manufacture a divine being. Using forbidden texts and the body of an angel, his creators intended to bring forth a god of salvation to maintain their power and influence. However, this experiment did not go as planned. Instead of a savior, the process produced a different kind of entity entirely: a god of judgment. Considered a failure by the church that made him, Agate carries within himself a secret and immense power capable of creating unexplained miracles that no ordinary human could ever perform. One specific manifestation of this ability is his capacity to communicate with the Filth Monsters, creatures that are typically enemies of humanity.
Crucially, Agate has no memory of his divine origins or his past. He lives his life as if he were a normal boy named Chalcedony Renierite, having received those memories through the intervention of a figure named Karusu, which effectively sealed his true powers away. This lack of memory defines his initial state, allowing him to enroll at the academy as a transfer student and form genuine connections with those around him. His closest relationships include Beryl Jasper, an honor student who becomes disillusioned with his own prestigious family and is impressed by Agate's free-spirited nature, as well as a young boy named Fon Aina Sulfur who befriends him. He also has a significant connection to Chalcedony Renierite, whose identity he has seemingly adopted.
Agate's role in the story is driven by the pursuit that his hidden power attracts. The military and the very religious sect that created him both seek to capture him, as a figure named Vesuvia Valentino desires to claim his abilities for their own purposes. This puts him in a position of being constantly on the run, despite his own desire for a normal school life. Throughout the narrative, he must navigate the complex social dynamics of the elite academy while grappling with the truth of his own artificial creation and the dangerous, miraculous power that lies dormant within him. His development centers on coming to terms with this power and the immense responsibility that comes with being a being who can defy the natural laws of the world.
Beneath this ordinary student exterior lies an extraordinary nature. Agate was not born a normal human but was artificially created by a religious authority seeking to manufacture a divine being. Using forbidden texts and the body of an angel, his creators intended to bring forth a god of salvation to maintain their power and influence. However, this experiment did not go as planned. Instead of a savior, the process produced a different kind of entity entirely: a god of judgment. Considered a failure by the church that made him, Agate carries within himself a secret and immense power capable of creating unexplained miracles that no ordinary human could ever perform. One specific manifestation of this ability is his capacity to communicate with the Filth Monsters, creatures that are typically enemies of humanity.
Crucially, Agate has no memory of his divine origins or his past. He lives his life as if he were a normal boy named Chalcedony Renierite, having received those memories through the intervention of a figure named Karusu, which effectively sealed his true powers away. This lack of memory defines his initial state, allowing him to enroll at the academy as a transfer student and form genuine connections with those around him. His closest relationships include Beryl Jasper, an honor student who becomes disillusioned with his own prestigious family and is impressed by Agate's free-spirited nature, as well as a young boy named Fon Aina Sulfur who befriends him. He also has a significant connection to Chalcedony Renierite, whose identity he has seemingly adopted.
Agate's role in the story is driven by the pursuit that his hidden power attracts. The military and the very religious sect that created him both seek to capture him, as a figure named Vesuvia Valentino desires to claim his abilities for their own purposes. This puts him in a position of being constantly on the run, despite his own desire for a normal school life. Throughout the narrative, he must navigate the complex social dynamics of the elite academy while grappling with the truth of his own artificial creation and the dangerous, miraculous power that lies dormant within him. His development centers on coming to terms with this power and the immense responsibility that comes with being a being who can defy the natural laws of the world.