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Hayes from Hustle Cat

Hayes is one of the romanceable characters in the dating sim Hustle Cat, made by Date Nighto.

He is extremely socially anxious and gets nervous around others very easily, though when you get closer to him as Avery, he ends up being very sweet. He specializes in making the coffee for the cafe, and prides himself on it.

Hayes has fluffy, light blonde hair, and mid-toned blue eyes, that he wears thin frame glasses over. His main outfit consists of a pink hoodie, with a brown sweater with + detailings on the upper half of it, a light brown belt, khaki colored pants, and black shoes.

Vito Scaletta from Mafia II

Vito Scaletta (voiced by Rick Pasqualone) is the protagonist of the Mafia II video game and a member of the Falcone Crime Family.  Vito served in the Vietnam War like Lincoln Clay, where both received the Distinguished Service Cross.  Vito dresses the part of a gangster, with dark slicked hair and wearing expensive suits.  He also often wears a long wool trench coat or a shorter bomber jacket.

Ritsu Kasanoda from Ouran High School Host Club

Ritsu (voiced in Japanese by Wataru Hatano and in English by Christopher Sabat) is a secondary main character in the anime/manga series, Ouran High School Host Club.

He is a student at Ouran Academy along with the rest of the main cast and aims to learn under Mori’s tutelage on how to be respected despite having a hard emotional exterior. He is a successor to the strongest yakuza group in the Kantō region, Kasanoda-gumi, though he’s actually surprisingly very kind under his quick temper.

Ritsu has nearly shoulder length muted tone reddish-brown hair that he wears tied up with his bangs partially in his face, and he is usually seen wearing a variation of the Ouran Academy uniform. For the top half, he wears the standard periwinkle blazer with the crest, but he does wear it unbuttoned, as well as the white dress shirt underneath, and you can see his light yellow undershirt and gold dangle necklace that he wears. For the bottoms, he does wear the regular black slacks and loafers.

Shinya Oda from Persona 5/Royal

Shinya (voiced in Japanese by Aki Kanada and in English by Barbara Goodson [P5/P5R]/Eden Riegel [P5A]) is a secondary character in the Persona 5 series.

He is a character you meet early on in the series once you unlock the arcade, as he spends most of his time there as an ace marksman in the Gun About arcade game. Once you spend more time with him he ends up becoming one of your Confidant pathways, with his arcana being that of ‘The Tower’.

Shinya has choppy cut black hair and dark grey eyes, and he wears a red ball cap with GET SMOKED on it in gold lettering. His upper layer is a white and light blue varsity jacket with gold detailing, a red circle with a white ’16’ inside of it, and ‘NOOBS’ across the chest in black and white lettering. His pants are a dark grey-blue pair of jeans that are rolled up to just below the knees, and he wears midtoned blue sneakers without visible socks. This is finished off with his green, white, and red school backpack.

Yuuki Mishima from Persona 5/Royal

Mishima (voiced in Japanese by Daisuke Sakaguchi and in English by Sean Chiplock) is a secondary main character in the Persona 5 set of media.

He was originally on the volleyball team at Shujin Academy, until being heavily abused by the coach, Kamoshida, which in turn lead him to want to thank the Phantom Thieves for freeing him from that torment. He created the Phansite in order for other people suffering to put in their requests to the Thieves and get help from them. His Confidant Arcana card is the Moon.

Mishima has short, spiky, dark blue-black hair, and (depending on the iteration) dark-tinted golden brown eyes. We usually see him wearing the Shujin Academy uniform, with a white turtleneck shirt with sleeves rolled up past his elbows, and two black chevrons on the collar. He wears the standard uniform pants, and has loose black suspenders at his hips, and it’s finished off with white gym shoes with a chunk of green as decoration on the side.

Rachel “Ray” Gardner from Angels of Death

Rachel (voiced in Japanese by Haruka Chisuga and in English by Meg McClain) is the main character in the Angels of Death franchise.

She is an amnesiac teenage girl that wakes up in an unfamiliar place, and then gets thrown unwittingly into a death game as the sacrifice for all the floor masters. She ends up getting chased around by Zack, a serial killer, who violates the rules of the floor and gets wrapped up into the same predicament as her. They form a truce of sorts, where he agrees to kill her when they get out, as long as she helps him escape.

Rachel has long blonde hair and her eyes are a dull blue (though this changes slightly throughout the series). She wears a black and white striped baggy shirt, with an oversized white cardigan over it, and short black shorts. Her outfit is finished off with a solid black choker necklace, a black shoulder bag, and black ankle boots with side buckles.

Ichiko Ohya from Persona 5/Royal

Ohya (voiced in Japanese by Yumi Uchiyama and in English by Amanada Winn-Lee) is a secondary character in the Persona 5 series.

She is a paparazza and is determined to be the first one on the scene when it comes to finding out information about the Phantom Thieves. You end up making a deal with her, and she becomes a part of your Confidants roster, with her assigned arcana card being that of ‘The Devil’.

Ohya has a short black bob cut, and light brown eyes. She wears red lipstick, and a pair of orange tinted sunglasses on top of her head, in addition to her camera around her neck. Her main outfit consists of a white long sleeved undershirt with a black t-shirt with the worlds ‘low life fight the power’ on it in bright pinks and blues, light blue jeans, and black converse-type shoes. She finishes this off with a light pink fannypack worn backwards around her waist through her belt loops, and a water bottle attached to a carrying harness.

Isaac “Zack” Foster from Angels of Death

Zack (voiced in Japanese by Mobuhiko Okamoto and in English by Dallas Reid) is the secondary playable main character in the Angels of Death series.

He is a serial killer that starts the game off chasing the main character, Rachel, before disobeying the rules and becoming a sacrifice alongside her. He wants to get out of the building that they’re trapped in, and forms a truce with Rachel, promising to kill her like she asked, as long as she helps him escape first.

Zack has shaggy black hair and mismatched eyes, both of which are goldish brown, but one has a severely larger pupil than the other. His entire upper body is covered in horrible burn scars, so the majority of his skin is covered in bandage wrappings, extending even to his face. He wears a mid-toned brown hoodie with black shape detailings decorating it, red skinny jeans, and black lace-up boots. He is very rarely seen without his scythe, as it is his preferred tool of the trade.

Cuboy

Cuboy is the main character of the Cuboy: Cubeture video games from Edible Castle. The games follow Cuboy on an devastatingly adventurous mission full of wonder, mystery, and silliness. Cuboy dresses in office attire with a tie, button up shirt, and pocket protector.

Wilson P. Higgsbury from Don’t Starve Together

Wilson is the main protagonist of both Don’t Starve, and Don’t Starve Together, published by Klei. While he has been voiced in some of the shorts, he technically doesn’t have a canonical voice, according to the team.

He is a scientist and the first character you are able to play at in base game. We’re still learning how Wilson properly ties into the full story, but an old lab, a skeleton in the attic, and a general begrudging trust with a certain stage magician may make it a lot clearer soon.

Wilson has black hair that is styled up into an exaggerated ‘W’ shape (as all but one of the characters has a ‘W’ name), and matching colored eyes. For his base outfit he wears a white button up shirt, with a red and black striped vest over top, and fitted black pants. It is finished off with black shoes, and depending on who is drawing him for the shorts, either fingerless gloves, arm sleeves, or full on black gloves (it varies by artist, sometimes they’re just a scribble).

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