Nanami

Nanami was a man with a well-proportioned body and was quite tall, measuring 184 centimeters. In the manga, he had two different types of hair color, one light brown [3] and the other blonde [4], styled with a side part; In the anime, his hair stays blonde. He used to have thin eyebrows and small eyes [5]. Following the events that occurred during the Shibuya Incident Arc, he lost his left eye and received multiple burns that extended from the left side of his head to his abdomen [6]. He used to be an office worker [5], so, even after he had resigned, he wore business suits. His usual attire consisted of a blue shirt, a light-colored tie with black dots [4], a blazer and tan pants [3], and on his feet he wore dress shoes. As a student at the Tokyo Metropolitan Magic Technical College, he wore the school's signature black jacket, with a fully buttoned turtleneck, black pants and shoes, he also had long hair and carried his sword sheathed inside a black suitcase [7]. After graduating from high school, he began wearing vertically striped jackets over a white button-down shirt and a dark-colored tie with white dots all over it, vertically striped pants, and black shoes.[8] During combat, he wore dark glasses that have no arms [5]; In the anime they are represented with gray color and green glasses[9]. Unlike his days as a student, he carried his sword strapped behind his back and often concealed it with his bag [10].

He was a very intelligent, reserved man with a strong sense of responsibility towards his job[5]. Originally, he was an office worker but left his old job because it did not make a significant impact on others, however, as a shaman, he felt better being able to reap small tokens of gratitude from innocent people. For example, having helped an employee at the bakery he used to go to was enough to convince him to return to his life as a shaman and be able to continue his path without regrets[8]. Beyond his tough exterior, he was a man of good moral values. He knew how to separate sentimentality from work[3], and confessed that he only followed his path as a shaman because it required more skill than working in an office[5]. Most of the time, he displayed an indifferent attitude and often seemed very distant and stoic. As one of Itadori's mentors, he is initially shown to be a stark contrast to Satoru Gojo. Unlike the latter, he claimed to strictly follow the decisions of the higher-ups and, despite having known Gojo since they both studied at the Tokyo Metropolitan Magic Technical College, he stated that he trusts and has faith in him but does not respect him despite the mutual trust between them.[5] He was very direct with his thoughts, and tended to get irritated easily, especially when it came to Itadori or his former partner, Yu Haibara[7]. At one point in the story, he even declared that he did not accept the young man as a shaman because Sukuna was inside him and, as such, he considered him a bomb that could explode at any moment[5]. His way of thinking changed when he was saved by the young man[11]. Because of the issues he experienced during his past, he treated Itadori like a child because he didn't want him to let go of his youth for the sake of becoming a shaman[10][11]. He was aware that being a shaman was dangerous and that it is a job for people with a certain

Dysautonomia

What is Dysautonomia? Dysautonomia is a disease caused by a disorder in the regulation of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS). The ANS is the one that manages and controls many automatic processes vital to the organism, such as Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Respiration, Body Temperature, Digestion, Perspiration, Urination and Sexual Response. dysautonomia The ANS is responsible for regulating basic tasks in our body, which is why symptoms may appear in different ways. What are the symptoms? This pathology presents itself in very different ways, and its symptoms are often confused with other diseases, which is why it is important to see a specialist for a diagnosis. Symptoms include: Fatigue Constant fatigue Dizziness when standing up Difficulty regulating temperature Nausea Headaches Fainting However, Dysautonomia is very variable and can have different forms of expression: some can be very dramatic and other times non-specific, which can be confused with Epilepsy, Neurotic Disorders, Migraine, Chronic Fatigue, among others. Other times patients may complain of insomnia, anxiety, palpitations, sweating, a feeling of low blood pressure and breathing difficulties. The most frequent are fatigue and a feeling of lack of strength.