Kyoya Honda

Kyoya Honda nicknames Kyo birthplace Fukui, Japan. status Single education USC faceclaim Kyoya Honda hair color Black age 19 years old birthday June 20th partner None occupation College Student height 175 cm (5’9″) eye color Black gender Male species Human residence Los Angeles employer None weight N/A skin color Medium Fair to Olive

demeanor HOW THEY COME ACROSS TO OTHERS
Kyoya Honda was the kind of student most people noticed in passing but rarely approached. Always hunched over a notebook or laptop, his eyes carried the weight of too many sleepless nights and too many dreams too big for one tired frame. With disheveled hair, a frayed hoodie, and a scuffed backpack slung over one shoulder, he looked like someone who had just barely survived midterms—even if it was only Tuesday.

To most of his classmates, Kyoya came off as quiet, maybe even distant. He didn’t talk much in lectures and never vied for attention. But those who sat near him could see the way he gripped his pen when the professor spoke, how his brows furrowed in focus, and how his notes were covered in sketches—gear mechanisms, circuit layouts, little designs that hinted at an imagination working overtime.

nature WHO THEY REALLY ARE
On the surface, he seems practical—logical, always tinkering, always planning. But deep down, he’s fueled by hope. The kind of hope that keeps him up at 3AM wiring circuits with trembling hands, or sketching prosthetic limbs in the margins of his notebook because he believes—truly believes—that he can make someone’s life better.

He doesn’t just want to build machines.
He wants to build meaning.
Purpose. Impact.

He won’t say “I’m worried about you,” but he’ll notice when you haven’t eaten and quietly leave a packaged onigiri on your desk. He won’t ask if you’re okay, but he’ll offer to walk you home when you look shaken. People mistake him for cold or awkward, but he just struggles with expressing his care. Sometimes he stares at his reflection in the library window, wondering if he’s really cut out for this. If his dream is too big. But no matter how hard it gets, he keeps showing up. Even when his hands are shaking from stress. Even when his grades slip. Because there's something in him that refuses to quit. Not many people see him for who he really is. But he hasn’t closed off his heart. He believes that someday, someone will look past the tired eyes and the awkward pauses and recognize the quiet fire he’s been tending all along.

Kyoya Honda isn’t just a struggling student.
He’s a builder. A believer.
Someone who wants to leave the world better than he found it—no matter how long it takes.

ego HOW THEY SEE THEIRSELF
Kyoya sees himself as… not enough. Not yet.

Every time he looks in the mirror, he sees the gaps:
The half-finished assignments. The prototype that didn’t work. The classmates who always seem more put-together.
The engineers he admires but feels he’ll never measure up to. To Kyoya, he’s trying—but not succeeding. Not the way he wants to. And that eats at him.

He sees himself as someone who cares too much.
Sometimes he wonders if he’s foolish for dreaming about building prosthetics for kids, or clean water systems for remote towns. He thinks maybe people like him should aim smaller—be realistic. But no matter how many times he tries to suppress it, the desire to help, to build something that matters, always comes back stronger.

outlook HOW THEY SEE THE WORLD
He sees it as a place full of broken systems and unfinished designs—just like the machines he works on.
There’s brilliance in it, yes—brilliant minds, beautiful ideas, stunning achievements. But also injustice, inequality, and a haunting sense that the ones who need help the most are always the last to receive it.

That’s why he wants to fix things—not just gadgets, but lives.
Because if something is broken… maybe it can be rebuilt. Redesigned. Reinvented.

interests Engineering & Problem Solving Tinkering & Building (Hands-On Stuff) Nerdy Media That Inspires Him Sketching Designs & Journaling Ideas Quiet Cafés & Night Walks Helping Others (Even if He Doesn’t Admit It) fears Fear of Never Being "Enough" Fear of Wasting His Potential Fear of Disappointing Those Who Believe in Him Fear of Being Truly Seen… and Rejected Fear of Running Out of Time

quirks / habits Fiddles with pens, screws, or wires when thinking Takes obsessive notes—but never re-reads them Talks to himself when he’s deep in work Eats the same breakfast every day when stressed Names his gadgets or inventions like they’re pets Rambles when nervous—but only about technical stuff Wears noise-canceling headphones… with no music playing Takes accidental naps with his head on the desk afflictions Chronic Burnout (Masked by Determination) Impostor Syndrome Emotional Suppression Financial Strain & Guilt Fear of Vulnerability / Intimacy Issues Occasional Bouts of Depression