Nito Souji is the internet’s favorite hikikomori — the video game developer hasn’t left his apartment in 10 years. In Japan, there are roughly 1 million people who identify as hikikomori, people who ...

A scale figure of Okita J Souji, the cutest genius swordsman in Las Vegas, is now available for pre-order from Good Smile Company’s website. Masters who wish to summon the Fate/Grand Order Okita J ...

Nito Souji is a video game developer and he lives his life as a hikikomori. Hikikomori is a lifestyle in Japan which is adapted by roughly 1 million citizens. Being a hikikomori means not leaving the ...

As you would expect from a member of the Shinsengumi, the Okita Nendoroid comes fully equipped. The First Division Captain has a sword, which can be used or sheathed. Somehow, he got a hold of Vice ...

The Japanese word hikikomori translates to “pulling inward.” The term was coined in 1998 by Japanese psychiatrist Tamaki Saitō to describe a burgeoning social phenomenon among young people who, ...

A wry, quick-witted swordsman who is fiercely dedicated to the Shinsengumi. He travels with Chizuru to reunite with the Shinsengumi after being bedridden with wounds sustained after the Battle of Toba ...

A first-year student at Hebijo Clandestine Girls’ Academy. She was born to a distinguished family of evil shinobi. She grew up under a strong sense of justice from an early age. She is an obvious ...