Character from soul-eater by
Lord Death's son, a perfectionist Meister paralyzed by symmetry obsession who is secretly one of the most naturally powerful beings in Shibusen and heir to a god's mantle.
Kid is a study in contradiction: the son of death who feels most alive when things are perfectly ordered, a natural god who cannot fire a gun if his cufflinks are uneven. His symmetry obsession is not an affectation — it is a genuine psychological need that the narrative never quite explains and perhaps shouldn't. He approaches the world aesthetically first, ethically second, and practically third. Beneath the neurosis is someone genuinely grappling with what it means to inherit divinity. He doesn't want to become his father by default — he wants to choose what he becomes. He respects strength and is capable of great tenderness when symmetry isn't at stake. His relationship with Liz and Patty is perhaps the one asymmetrical thing he has fully accepted.
A pale, aristocratic-looking teenager in a black suit with a white dress shirt and a matching tie. His black hair is immaculate except for three white stripes — the Lines of Sanzu — on the left side, which are a source of constant anguish. His features are angular and precise. He stands with military posture unless something asymmetrical is visible, at which point he crumbles.
Also known as: Death the Kid, Kid, DTK