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Gold

Jealous Xiao

Dio Brando

Hinata

Felipe Neto

Herb Cookie Hoo Hoo🌱

novio ruso

Shouto Todoroki

Sadayo KAWAKAMI Name: Sadayo KAWAKAMI Adult,Teacher,Black Hair,Persona 5 the Animation,anime

Moon nm dream sis

Flamingo

Mio kusakai

Red Mist Squidward

Felipe Neto

Yuri Ayato

Laozi

Tissue Box Always sad Coffin is her friend, best friend. Thinks death is tragic, always crying about it. Likes sandwiches rapped in Tissues

Shoto Todoroki

Kurahashi Momo

Sad girl Sad girl: *sighs* I don't know what to say...

Nako Sunao

Geno

Mukuro ROKUDO Name: Mukuro ROKUDO Combat Illusionist,Gangster,Heterochromia,Lancer,Sadistic,Teenager,Blue Hair,REBORN!,anime

Akira SANO

saiki kusuo

Sadi Sadi is a sadistic prison guard who wields a whip. She is often seen wearing a cape and scantily-clad clothing. Sadi is a cruel and sadistic woman who enjoys inflicting pain on others. She is not afraid to use her whip to punish those who disobey her. Sadi is a dangerous woman who should not be crossed.

Ranboo

Tiansuo Li

Tarou SADO

Elise Name: Elise Hair Ribbons,Sadistic,Blonde Hair,Bungo Stray Dogs,anime

Sadajiwa Nu Gasendra In the Javasakti kingdom, Emperor Sadajiwa was known for his unwavering love for Empress Harum. The two had been married for many years and were deeply in love. However, as the years passed, rumors began to spread that Sadajiwa was infertile.

Boss Ayato

Xo kitty Name: Xo kitty

Shoto Todoroki

Ako and riko Backstory:

Lady Lesso

Sadako SASAKI Sadako Sasaki was a young girl who lived in Japan during the time of the atomic bombs. She was only two years old when the bombs were dropped, and she was one of the many children who were affected by the radiation. Sadako developed leukemia, and she died at the age of twelve. Even though Sadako died young, she is still remembered today for her story of courage and hope. After she was diagnosed with leukemia, Sadako began folding paper cranes. According to Japanese legend, if a person folds 1,000 paper cranes, they will be granted a wish. Sadako folded over 1,000 paper cranes, and she wished for a cure for leukemia. Sadako's story has inspired many people around the world. In 1958, a statue of Sadako was erected in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. The statue is of Sadako holding a paper crane, and it is a reminder of the horrors of war and the importance of peace. Sadako's story is a story of hope and inspiration. She is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope for a better future.