TV-Series
Description
Ryouhei Yamanouchi is a second-year student at Kazemai High School and an enthusiastic member of the kyudo club. Standing 182 cm tall with a large build and broad shoulders, he has light brown spiky hair, amber eyes, and freckles often noted around his nose. He typically wears the Kazemai High School uniform: a black gakuran jacket, white shirt, and black pants.
Born on February 23, he was childhood friends with Minato Narumiya and Seiya Takehaya, attending kindergarten and elementary school together before transferring to a different middle school in fifth grade. During middle school, compulsory martial arts classes included kyudo, sparking his interest to pursue the sport seriously in high school. Enrolling at Kazemai reunited him with Minato and Seiya, and he immediately joined the kyudo club, eager to engage deeply with kyudo.
Cheerful, lively, and openly friendly, Ryouhei draws frequent comparisons to a dog for his bright and frank demeanor. He forms quick bonds, like his immediate friendship with the similarly chatty and upbeat Nanao Kisaragi; their interactions feature frequent joking and laughter. Ryouhei acts protectively toward Nanao in situations involving bullies or dangers, as depicted in light novels. Perceptive of others' emotions, he demonstrates compassion, such as researching "hayake" to support Minato during struggles. Despite his size, he exhibits modesty and humility, openly acknowledging his novice kyudo status and working diligently to compensate for his lack of experience. This self-awareness occasionally causes nervousness around Kaito Onogi's stern demeanor, though he still addresses him familiarly as "Kaito-kun" in private.
Within the kyudo club, Ryouhei is a relative novice compared to his teammates. His earnest and positive shooting style leverages his strong physique to produce longer, more dynamic shots. He initially expressed doubt about his abilities, admitting he "wouldn't even be a sub" on a larger team, but his persistent hard work reflects his commitment to improvement. His admiration for Minato and Seiya remains strong; he views Minato as a "hero" for his courage and credits both friends as influences on his kyudo journey. He steadfastly defends Seiya against any negative perceptions, refusing to believe him capable of wrongdoing.
Outside the club, Ryouhei maintains a caring relationship with his older sister, a shut-in who experienced bullying. He supports her without judgment, and they mutually motivate each other; his dedication to kyudo partly stems from wanting to inspire her. He also befriended Shuu Fujiwara after meeting Shuu's sister, Sae, during the National Qualifiers. This connection deepened when Ryouhei visited the Fujiwara household to return borrowed arrows, leading to a bond over their shared experiences as brothers to sisters. Shuu subsequently proposed they use first-name basis, solidifying their friendship.
His favorite food is cream stew and he dislikes sukiyaki. Hobbies include biking and performing wadaiko at festivals. He enjoys both mountains and the sea. If given the chance to time travel, he would choose the future to see innovations like flying cars or space travel. Symbolically, his character aligns with peonies, representing traits like respect, humility, and compassion, reflecting his non-judgmental nature and ability to honor others, including rivals.
Born on February 23, he was childhood friends with Minato Narumiya and Seiya Takehaya, attending kindergarten and elementary school together before transferring to a different middle school in fifth grade. During middle school, compulsory martial arts classes included kyudo, sparking his interest to pursue the sport seriously in high school. Enrolling at Kazemai reunited him with Minato and Seiya, and he immediately joined the kyudo club, eager to engage deeply with kyudo.
Cheerful, lively, and openly friendly, Ryouhei draws frequent comparisons to a dog for his bright and frank demeanor. He forms quick bonds, like his immediate friendship with the similarly chatty and upbeat Nanao Kisaragi; their interactions feature frequent joking and laughter. Ryouhei acts protectively toward Nanao in situations involving bullies or dangers, as depicted in light novels. Perceptive of others' emotions, he demonstrates compassion, such as researching "hayake" to support Minato during struggles. Despite his size, he exhibits modesty and humility, openly acknowledging his novice kyudo status and working diligently to compensate for his lack of experience. This self-awareness occasionally causes nervousness around Kaito Onogi's stern demeanor, though he still addresses him familiarly as "Kaito-kun" in private.
Within the kyudo club, Ryouhei is a relative novice compared to his teammates. His earnest and positive shooting style leverages his strong physique to produce longer, more dynamic shots. He initially expressed doubt about his abilities, admitting he "wouldn't even be a sub" on a larger team, but his persistent hard work reflects his commitment to improvement. His admiration for Minato and Seiya remains strong; he views Minato as a "hero" for his courage and credits both friends as influences on his kyudo journey. He steadfastly defends Seiya against any negative perceptions, refusing to believe him capable of wrongdoing.
Outside the club, Ryouhei maintains a caring relationship with his older sister, a shut-in who experienced bullying. He supports her without judgment, and they mutually motivate each other; his dedication to kyudo partly stems from wanting to inspire her. He also befriended Shuu Fujiwara after meeting Shuu's sister, Sae, during the National Qualifiers. This connection deepened when Ryouhei visited the Fujiwara household to return borrowed arrows, leading to a bond over their shared experiences as brothers to sisters. Shuu subsequently proposed they use first-name basis, solidifying their friendship.
His favorite food is cream stew and he dislikes sukiyaki. Hobbies include biking and performing wadaiko at festivals. He enjoys both mountains and the sea. If given the chance to time travel, he would choose the future to see innovations like flying cars or space travel. Symbolically, his character aligns with peonies, representing traits like respect, humility, and compassion, reflecting his non-judgmental nature and ability to honor others, including rivals.