Rawan is the central villain of the Korotan D light novel, a hulking stuntman who doubles for the actor Jerome March. Behind that movie-set job he secretly runs a criminal gang known as the Shishidan, plotting to make off with a golden Buddha statue prized on the production.
Rawan cuts an imposing figure with a powerfully muscled frame. A large nose and a pair of small eyes sit beneath heavy brows, while light stubble shades his jaw. His dark hair is bound into a short ponytail, and he layers a dark button-up over a plain white undershirt.
Brutal and hot-headed, Rawan flies into aggression at the slightest provocation. When Jerome baited him into a scuffle, he answered with a soaring kick that halted a hairsbreadth from the actor's face, enough to send Jerome backing off in fear. He proves ruthless enough to seize Kaede Kayano as a hostage, using her to buy his crew a clean getaway with the statue.
Officially, Rawan earns his living on set as the stand-in who performs Jerome March's dangerous stunts, but that role is only a cover. He secretly commands the Shishidan, a criminal outfit, and turns his access to the film shoot toward stealing a golden Buddha statue kept on the production. His plan ultimately drives him to take a member of Class 3-E captive once it is threatened.

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Rawan is the central villain of the Korotan D light novel, a hulking stuntman who works as the double for actor Jerome March. Behind that cover job, he secretly leads a criminal gang called the Shishidan.
Rawan secretly commands the Shishidan gang and uses his access to a film production to plot the theft of a prized golden Buddha statue on set. When his plan comes under threat, he takes Kaede Kayano hostage to secure his crew's escape with the statue.
Rawan is brutal and hot-headed, flying into aggression at the slightest provocation. When the actor Jerome March baited him into a scuffle, Rawan answered with a soaring kick that stopped just short of Jerome's face.
Officially, Rawan earns his living as the stunt double who performs Jerome March's dangerous stunts. That role is only a cover for his true business leading the criminal gang Shishidan.
Rawan cuts an imposing figure with a powerfully muscled frame, a large nose, and small eyes beneath heavy brows. He wears his dark hair in a short ponytail and layers a dark button-up shirt over a plain white undershirt.
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