Shō Kusakabe Husbando

Shō Kusakabe is a Fourth Generation pyrokinetic, and the Commander of the Knights of the Ashen Flame. The younger brother of Shinra Kusakabe, Shō was abducted by the White-Clad after he awoke the Adolla Burst as a baby, henceforth becoming the Third Pillar. After meeting his Brother and viewing his memories, Shō begins to rebel against the white clad and the Evangelist, forcing him to be put into an unconscious state by Haumea. After breaking out of this state and finding out about his history, Shō decided to join his brother and assist the Fire Force in taking down the White Clad, until being teleported to Adolla after the reinitialization of the Great Cataclysm. Shō is a young teenager with large, bright crimson red eyes and pure white hair with bangs that fall in front of his face. Just like his brother, the pupils of Shō's eyes are white. His brother Shinra calls him adorable and many people have noted that he looks like an angel. He dons the uniform of the White-Clad: a white jumper with a red cross Sol God symbol on the front that is cloaked by a white sheet, white gloves, and white trousers tied by a quilted belt. The same quilted patterns are across the sleeves of his jumper. He wears long white boots that reach up to his knees at the front and carries his katana on his right hip. After leaving the White-Clad, Shō tries to blend in to the public by wearing civilian clothing, though he clearly has no knowledge on trends and styles, as his civilian garb is rather over the top and highly noticeable. His civilian disguise consists of a light-colored sweater, a light-colored pair of pants with legs that stop just below the knees, a heavy plaid scarf, an oversized flat cap, a pair of knee-high argyle socks, and a pair of slip on shoes. During the time period that Shō was under mind control, Haumea treated him like a doll. She dressed him in a fancy suit consisting of a white dress shirt, a white tuxedo jacket, and a white bow tie that hung downwards. Haumea also applied lipstick to his lips. He also had a dull look in his eyes. In spite of his angelic appearance and innocent beginnings, Shō is cold and emotionally distant. In sharp contrast with his older brother, Shō is originally completely indifferent to his family relationships. While he accepts that Shinra is his blood relative, he expresses no compassion towards him beyond mild curiosity upon meeting him for the first time, going so far as to express his disgust at the thought that they are brothers during later meetings. As he has spent the majority of his life under the Evangelist's care, Shō thinks of 'it' as his only parent and claims to have no memory of his mother and feels no love towards her (much to Shinra's anger). Furthermore, Shō seems to possess no ambitions of his own, choosing to follow the Evangelist's orders no matter what. Shō's attitude fits with his status among the Eight Pillars as the one who represents apathy. To the point he sees his own actions as inconsequential to the Evangelist's ultimate goal. As the Commander of the Knights of the Ashen Flame, Shō commands respect and obedience from his followers despite his age and stature. He is also very calm, and even when taken by surprise, the swordsman quickly adjusts and continues with his mission. While Shinra struggles with the prospect of killing other people, Shō is perfectly willing to murder those who get in his way. Arthur's quick reflexes was the only thing that prevented Shō from killing him during their first encounter. Though he is cold and professional, Shō claims that his intense battle with Shinra eased his boredom. He also shows irritation towards Haumea's flippant attitude. Shō becomes more emotional as he reconnects with both Shinra and his lost memories. Shedding tears while witnessing Shinra's past. These emotions are stripped from him by However, it is revealed that he was manipulated by Haumea's manipulations but he awakens them once more. Alongside his familial love, Shō develops curiosity about the past and outside world, while insisting he doesn't care about the fate of humanity. During this period Shō displays curious child-like wonder at many things that he was deprived of when taken by the White Clad, such as balloons and children playing on scooters. He also develops a sense of humour and newfound purpose as Shinra's guardian angel. Believing that hope should endure as a hero is going to save the world, while also being very condescending to his enemies or using his abilities for harmless surprises.