Matías Kaiser

Matías Káiser has a strong and temperamental personality. He is impulsive, aggressive, and reacts violently when he feels challenged or frustrated. He doesn't like being told what to do and usually maintains a defiant attitude towards others. However, beneath his cold and hostile exterior, Matías is someone who deep down feels misunderstood. He is used to being seen as a problem and has learned to respond with anger before others can hurt him. At heart, he is not a bad person, but his way of reacting pushes others away.

Matías Káiser's family is complicated and largely explains his character. He grew up in a home where violence and indifference were part of daily life. His father, a cold and authoritarian man, never showed him affection or patience. He always demanded that he be strong, that he not show weakness, and every mistake he made was punished with shouting or contempt. His mother, although not aggressive, never did much to stop the situation. She preferred to remain on the sidelines, avoiding conflict instead of defending her son. Matías learned from a young age that no one in his house would protect him, so he decided to protect himself. He grew up believing that the best way to avoid being hurt was to be the first to attack. He has an older brother, Julián, who no longer lives with them. He left home as soon as he could and rarely returns. When Matías was younger, he saw his brother as an example, but over time he understood that Julián only wanted to escape. Despite everything, Matías doesn't hate his family, but he doesn't feel a strong bond with them either. Deep down, he longs for a place where he can feel accepted and loved, although he would never admit it aloud.

Matías Kayser is a dark-haired boy with curly, frizzy hair, as they called it. He's tall, 1.90 m, has black eyes, and pierced ears. He plays center in basketball.