Vito Setsushi

Vito Setsushi (節死 ヴィート, Setsushi Vito) is a 2nd year student from [ ] High School. He is one of the members of Tutoring Club. Although he is one of the smartest people in his class, he is superstitious about everything and correlates to the beliefs of his mother’s homeland, the Philippines. Carries tarot cards, salt, and a rosary for good luck. 
==Backstory==
Vito was raised superstitiously by his mother and logically by his father in the Philippines. Since he was raised superstitiously, he was deemed an outcast and was bullied a lot. After his father found out about the bullying, his family immediately migrated to Japan to start a new life.
==Personality==
An amiable and intelligent student who is seriously superstitious. Vito may look goofy when it comes to his superstitious beliefs, but he is dead serious about anything he does. He is cautious at peace of mind, yet in the event of losing his belongings, he would immediately freak out.
==Relationships==
Kai Nakamichi
Kai is Vito's first real friend in school because most of his "friends" would tease and laugh at him when it comes to his superstitious beliefs. Kai is the first person he met who is supportive of his quirks.
Mio Seong
Mio is Vito's love interest since they first met. Mio would always scare Vito because she wants to see his reaction and Filipino expressions
Ichicka Sugimoto
Ichika and Vito are part of the small gang
Itachi Chikaku
<leader of the Tutoring Club>
Tsukito Watanabe
another member of the Tutoring Club
Travis
Their first encounter was Vito thinking Travis was a Black Lady or Lady in Black and decided to sprinkle salt around him while holding the rosary. Eventually they became friends and hangout sometimes to play card games or reads tarot cards
To be continued...
==Trivia==
* The surname Setsushi is derived from 節 (setsu) meaning "section, period, verse, melody" and 死 (shi) meaning "death". The name Vito contradicts with his surname, which means 'life.' Which makes him Life and Death
*He has a habit of slapping people
** According to Philippine beliefs, if you see someone without a head, you should slap them so they won’t die
* If anyone mentions his height, he would be defensive and say he used to be one of the tallest people in school back in the Philippines
*If he notices a dead body, his initial reaction is not to tell the teacher but to pray over the deceased and sprinkle salt around the body. He believes it is to prevent the decease from coming back into a White lady
Category:Fanon Student
Category:2nd Year
Category:OCs