YUI SATO

• name; Yui Sato
• age; 16
• gender; female
• clubs; martial arts
• nationality; Canadian, Japanese
• birthday; april 23
• blood type; O-
• hair color; brown
• eye color; brown
• favorite subjects; p.e. and science
• favorite foods; macaroni and cheese, stir fry
• occupation; first year
• relationship status; single
• crushing on; no one
• play-by; Rise Kujikawa

With red/brown hair that, when straight and let down, ends at her waist. It has a bit of a wave to it, which makes her ponytails and pigtails full of volume and bounce. She doesn’t often wear much in the way of makeup, even when she’s at school. Yui has one pair of simple plain circle earrings that she always wears, and only takes them off if there is a uniform check. Without heels, she stands at five feet and eight inches. Her body structure is very athletic.

She looks a little intimidating when she wears normal clothes, because she'll wear shorts, sneakers, a tee-shirt, and a hoodie. You'll be hard pressed to find her wearing a dress or skirt unless it is completely mandatory.

Yui has a fighter’s spirit. If she doesn’t like something, then she lets someone know. And she doesn’t take anyone’s crap. It can make her seem like a troublemaker, and she really is. She’s a tomboy and hates that she has to wear a dress at school. Which is why she wears a pair of shorts underneath and has a shirt to change into as soon as she gets out of class.

While she does pick quite a few fights, she’s also really passionate about justice, and making sure that people who are weaker can be protected. She has a very quick temper, and can really only control it once and a while. She joined the martial arts club so that she could have a more productive outlet for her anger.

She does have her cute and nice times too. Even though she fails at a lot of girly things, she’ll try anything to keep those few girl friends happy. Whether that be to go to a goukon, or one of their fancy parties. While she looks like a clutz, it is worth the smiles on her friend’s faces.

Her father was from Japan, a middle class family working its way up in the world. Yui was born in Canada where her mother had grown up. But once Yui was five, her father was called back over to Japan, and Yui and her mother moved with him. The little girl went through an amazing culture shock at the difference of living that was forced onto her once she moved in and was part of the Sato family. The family of lawyers didn’t want to have a girl who wasn’t perfect in all ways. To either be incredibly smart, or find a good husband.

She lacked at intelligence, and her skills at random feminine things were horrible. Her mother supported her as much as she could, saying that it only mattered who Yui was on the inside, the rest wasn’t important. But when her mother died when Yui was in middle school, Yui couldn’t leave her room for a month. Anyone who tried to come in that wasn’t her father, she would yell at and tell to leave her alone.

As she got older, she still missed her mother, and keeps her in her heart, but she isn’t as influenced by her father’s family. Because of this, they sent her to Ouran, hoping that being with other sophisticated people would bring about Yui’s feminine and proper nature. But she wasn’t about to be influenced by other people without wanting to change. At this point and time, her family just hopes to find an okay match for the girl, even if it has to be arranged somehow. They don’t want their whole image to fall to that of a stupid young girl with more temper than manners.