Ousuke Kiryu possesses short black hair swept to the right, dark brown eyes, and a distinctive mole beneath his left eye. His surname, blending "paulownia" and "life," and his given name, incorporating "cherry blossom" and "assist," mirror his identity’s dual themes of natural symbolism and supportive inclinations. Childhood neglect stemming from a heart condition sharpened his observational abilities, compensating for physical constraints by honing an acute understanding of others. These challenges bred adaptability in navigating social landscapes, though early isolation and peer rejection tested his resolve. Gradually, he bridged connections by rejecting gender biases and fostering unity within groups, emerging as a subtle yet pivotal social catalyst. He harbors a fondness for handcrafted items, especially those created by female peers, and a lingering distaste for hospital cuisine. While frequently engaging with female classmates, forging profound bonds remains elusive. His interactions prioritize loyalty and protective instincts, often subordinating his own needs to safeguard others’ welfare. Guided by mentor Tetsuki Takaoka, Ousuke cultivated musical prowess and interpersonal finesse, channeling dedication into mastering the koto. This passion evolved into a drive to teach and inspire others, galvanized by overcoming past ridicule tied to his artistic pursuits. His resilience solidified a commitment to both craft and community. Ousuke’s journey traces a path from solitude to integration, navigating health obstacles while pursuing artistic growth. Central to his narrative are incremental strides in harmonizing personal struggles with creative ambition, underscoring a trajectory defined by quiet perseverance and evolving connections.