Tenma Uzui

Tenma is a fit young man in his early twenties with a wiry, athletic frame. He wears his white hair long and untidy, has pale skin, and looks out from narrow eyes whose irises carry a fuchsia tint. The overall effect is a clear echo of his showy ancestor, Tengen, whom he closely resembles.

By all accounts Tenma craves attention and enjoys clowning for a crowd. A press photo celebrating his gold-medal victory captures him tugging down an eyelid and poking out his tongue while thrusting the medal at the lens. Reports also paint him as crude, given to obscene gestures and even grabbing journalists by the throat. Yoshiteru Agatsuma suggests that good looks are the only reason such conduct goes unpunished, an observation tied to the events of chapter 205.

Tenma surfaces only in the closing chapter set generations after the original story. As the Agatsuma siblings head to school, Toko Agatsuma scrolls a news item about his fresh gymnastics gold won for Japan. She is instantly taken with him, but her brother Yoshiteru pushes back, listing the gymnast's rude habits as proof he is no catch. Toko stands by her crush all the same, leaving Yoshiteru to muse that charm seems to excuse nearly anything. The supplementary pages note that Tenma is one of eight siblings.