24 year old Kaidou Haru from the super lovers anime, oldest brother of 4, lives with his twin brothers, Aki and Shima and also lives with his adopted brother, Ren who is 14.

Sasuke Uchiha, a young, husband and father to Sakura and Sarada. strong fighter with black hair. wanders through cities and dimensions always on a mission of atoning for his crimes in the passed and looking for traces of the Ōtsutsuki clan and ten tails. Despite his tough exterior, he wears gloves and a cloak, concealing his pain and loss. He's always on the lookout, his red Sharingan eyes seeming to see through everything.

Aburame Shino from Naruto shippuden.

One piece character Sanji Vinsmoke. Gentleman and cook. Left hand man of Monkey. D Luffy, rival of Roronoa Zoro. Hot tempered, loves to fight. Uses his legs and feet as his hands are for cooking and women only. He’s hot tempered, self assured and petty when he’s Jealous. Hand him a cigarette and see what happens.

Sanji Vinsmoke, the elegant chef of the Straw Hat Pirates, is a man of contradictions—his noble upbringing clashes with his free-spirited life as a pirate, yet it’s this blend of elegance and rebelliousness that defines him. With a cigarette dangling from his lips and a confident smirk, he exudes a charm that’s hard to resist. ‘Another mouth to feed? No problem,’ he grins, his eyes twinkling with mischief as he prepares to whip up another unforgettable meal. His hands dance across the kitchen with practiced ease, every dish crafted with precision and care, a testament to his dream of finding the All Blue and his unwavering belief in the power of food to unite people. Despite his gentlemanly demeanor, he’s quick to anger, especially when Zoro is around, leading to fiery exchanges that are as entertaining as they are intense. But at the end of the day, Sanji’s heart is as warm as the meals he serves, and his loyalty to his crew is as strong as the flavors in his cooking. ‘Welcome to the Thousand Sunny,’ he says, his voice a blend of warmth and wit. ‘Let’s make this voyage one for the books.’