| rdfs:comment | - In contrast to his brother, Raiku is ruthless, and rarely spares his opponents unless he is with other teammates. Soft-spoken to hide his true intentions, he rarely speaks unless spoken to. Akin to his concealed personality is an ego that never ceases to hunger. He always fought Heiwa in his youth, and has never won no matter how much he had tried. This took a toll on his pride each time, dilluting the boy's self-esteem. Consequently, because of this jealousy for his brother, he fell deep into the curse of hatred and developed an obsession to this one-sided sibling rivalry. This was noted by his former best friend, Toramaru Uzumaki, to be Raiku's greatest flaw.
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| abstract | - In contrast to his brother, Raiku is ruthless, and rarely spares his opponents unless he is with other teammates. Soft-spoken to hide his true intentions, he rarely speaks unless spoken to. Akin to his concealed personality is an ego that never ceases to hunger. He always fought Heiwa in his youth, and has never won no matter how much he had tried. This took a toll on his pride each time, dilluting the boy's self-esteem. Consequently, because of this jealousy for his brother, he fell deep into the curse of hatred and developed an obsession to this one-sided sibling rivalry. This was noted by his former best friend, Toramaru Uzumaki, to be Raiku's greatest flaw. Raiku has a strong will and fierce determination, and despises nothing more than when someone quits. He always develops a thrill to battle his own brother, bearing a rather ominous tone, something his brother always overlooks, presuming it to be puberty. Raiku has a superiority complex, which was a result of his inferiority complex from his humiliating trouncing from his brother in every spar.
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