His strength of spirit caused him to become a natural leader, inspiring the people he met, and in turn being inspired by others. Byakuya also gave lessons to the children of his former colleagues that would pass down to new generations.īyakuya was charming, his belief in the power of fun to sustain humanity catching on to everyone he met. During the recording, he made sure that Senku and whoever was with him knew about the amazing things of modern time.

This unbreakable resolve was something that he passed down to his son, along with a lack of regard for formality or decorum, preferring to be honest, earnest, yet never failing to be kind to others.Ī teacher to the end, he sent his son a coded message in The Hundred Tales passed down to his descendants in Ishigami Village, knowing that Senku would be able to discover the record that was placed inside his grave marker. His unbreakable will allowed him to withstand the loss of his friends, his son, and his world, something that very few people could do. His sense of humor could be somewhat dark, but unfailingly, Byakuya would always shed light on what were otherwise heartbreaking circumstances. He was a courageous man who did whatever he could to help other people, always finding something to do with his talents and skills. He was a firm believer in fun and levity being crucial to humanity's survival.

He was a caring person who was willing to work hard in order to give Senku a great future.īyakuya was a kind, playful, and mischievous man who always found a way to amuse himself and keep things lighthearted, no matter the stakes. He went as far as selling his car to give Senku the materials he needed to pursue his passion for science. Most noticeably the beard, facial features, and overall build.īyakuya was a very supportive and caring father, who loved his son Senku. His hair is white with dark tips, and his eyes are brown, similar to Senku.ĭuring his time on Treasure Island, he adopted to wearing his former astronaut uniform as a cloak.īefore he died of old age while panning for metals, his appearance greatly resembled a much taller version of Kaseki with the exception of not being bald. As a middle aged man, Byakuya grew his hair just above the nape of his neck and has a buzz-cut beard and mustache.

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