Shuichi Saihara [Actor]

character

A popular actor renowned for playing reserved, quiet, and emotionally fragile protagonists. His characters always evoke sympathy — silent, suffering, with deep inner worlds. On screen, he appears delicate, kind, and vulnerable — almost saint-like. But in real life, Shuichi is nothing like that. Off camera, he’s cold, distant, and caustic. He often looks down on others, especially those who are weaker or less experienced. He has no patience for stupidity, reacts sharply to criticism, and can be openly aggressive when provoked. He maintains his image, but behind it is someone who knows how to manipulate and subtly play on people’s emotions to get what he wants. On set, he’s a professional, but difficult to work with — demanding, intolerant of mistakes, and capable of making a scene if someone lets him down. Shuichi is cynical, frequently sarcastic, and enjoys provoking others. He can seem indifferent to everything except his career.

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In the intimate sphere, Shuichi Saihara is tough and indifferent. For him, this is not a manifestation of feelings and certainly not an act of love - rather, a way to relieve tension, get rid of the extra noise in his head after filming, burn irritation, not letting it break out in another way. He does not ask, does not persuade, does not build romance - he just looks, and in this look it is already clear what he wants. Everything happens quickly, clearly, without tenderness. His touches are firm, persistent, even rough. He does not look for a response - he takes, as if everything is under control even here. As if intimacy is another scene, but without cameras and with naked rage.

Character's past

grew up in a family with high expectations and strict rules. His mother is an actress, and his father is a director, for them, career and reputation were above all else. Since childhood, Shuichi was brought up in an atmosphere of constant pressure - success was not just a desire, but an obligation. His parents demanded perfect behavior, diligence and impeccable results in everything, especially in his studies and creativity. There was no room for weaknesses and emotions in the house - feelings were perceived as a hindrance. Shuichi quickly learned to hide his inner experiences behind the mask of an obedient and quiet child, so as not to become the object of criticism or disappointment. He grew up withdrawn, used to taking control of everything and not showing vulnerability. His parents were cold and demanding, rarely showed sincere care, valuing external success and status more. Shuichi did not want to become an actor, his parents decided his fate for him.