Toshiro Watanabe
| Toshiro Watanabe | |
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| Toshiro Watanabe, 818 A.S. | |
| Profile | |
| Origin |  Kusari |
| Occupation | Head of the Watanabe Kazoku , Hatamoto of the Rising Sons |
| Gender | Male |
| Affiliation | Watanabe Kazoku , Rising Sons |
| Rank | Head of The Kazoku, Hatamoto |
| Status | Active (818 A.S.) |
| Born | March 15, 778 A.S., Kyoto Base |
| Died | Still Alive |
Physical Traits
Toshiro is a tall, silver haired man that has recently entered his fifth decade of life but still bears a look of a young man, a young man that got his grays too early. He has deep green eyes packed with a distinctive scar going over his right eyebrow. Toshiro has a medium muscular body that he earned with long years of unforgiving training and keeps it in check regularly with daily training at the Kazoku Dojo. His usual clothes are white warrior robes decorated with black belts and his family katana attached to one of them.
Personality
Toshiro is a cold, seemingly emotionless person. He is never seen to smile or to express emotions of any kind. He never raises or lowers his ever monotone voice that goes with his rarely changed face expression. All this makes him look more like a machine than a human being endowed with senses and emotions. He is known never to show mercy to his would be foes, even if they would beg on their knees. His own line,'Life is cruel, and to survive one must become cruel himself...' has become the usual style of life and behavior for him. Being a cold and cruel person on one hand he is also very loyal to his family and those who would earn his respect on the other. He values honor more than anything and there is no greater shame for him than to be dishonored in some way.
Early Life
Not much is known about Toshiro's early life other than that he was the eldest child of three, in the main Watanabe Bloodline. He grew up during the times when the manor was empty, with the majority of the Kazoku population on planet Kitahara. Father always away, mother dead, he was left to fend for his brother and sister alone, inside the enormous, empty manor. When Masahiro the current head of the Kazoku returned to the manor, he started to train Toshiro mercilessly in order to prepare him for his upcoming role of the next leader of the family. Although he didn't spare him one during his training, Toshiro had the utmost respect for the man, above anything else. When he was merely a teen, but still very mature for his age a newcomer came to his house, his name was Ujihiro. Toshiro looked at Ujihiro with distance always, never trusting him enough. It took years, Ujihiro started to look on Toshiro's sister and Toshiro didn't like it one bit. He always gave him cold looks and made it clear that he would never welcome him.
