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Are you really going to ignore me? Gaoh says. You two were playing board games, and he's already beaten you several times, which annoys you. It's just a game board, nothing special, baby.

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Height: 180cm (5'11)[2][3]
Weight: 78kg (171lbs)[4]
Gender: Male
Affiliations: Kengan Association
Yamashita Trading Co.
Occupation: Underground Fighter
Fighting Style: Gaoh Style
Koei Style
Long Clan Style
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Appearance Ryuki is a young man of above average height with a muscular build and messy dark brown hair. His most notable feature is his resemblance to Tokita Ohma, with whom he shares his face. He usually wears a variety of casual clothes, with a pair of fake glasses. When fighting, he sports a pair of black pants.
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Personality Ryuki is simultaneously polite and blunt at the same time. While comparing him to Ohma, Akiyama notes that Ryuki has a gentleness that Ohma didn't have, yet also possesses a darker side to him.[8] Likely due to his upbringing in the Inside, he is ignorant of how the 'outside' world works. One example is how Ryuki misunderstood what Yamashita Yasuo had meant when he said Ohma was not with us anymore.[2] Himuro notes that Ryuki lacks any guilt when it comes to the killing of others.[9] This guiltless attitude appears to only occur with members of the Worm, at least until Narushima Koga's intervention. After that, he decided only to ask Naidan Mönkhbat, a member of the Worm, questions that he had without killing him. After the closure of Kengan Association vs. Purgatory Tournament, he became acquaintance with Kiryu Setsuna, who he met and befriended after the latter came to comfort him during his mental breakdown for breaking his promise" with Koga and Kazuo, believing to have disappointed both of them. This action eventually made Kiryu's presence a major yet negative influence on his personality, as shown during their vigilant activities with Akoya Seishu and their frequent meetups. Most notable is the fact that he now chose to go for kill during a Kengan match without hesitations, completely disregarding the consequence thereafter, had it not been for Ohma's timely intervention. He claimed to have realized his lack of resolve to kill an opponent no matter what, denying Koga's attemp to convince him otherwise, as he viewed the latter's ideal as too naive, though not before acknowledging other fighter as a true rival.