Oda Wada (オダ ワダ O-da Wa-da)

Oda Wada was born in 1995 alongside his twin sister, Nori. The two shared an unshakable bond from the beginning, with Nori always stepping in to shield him from cruelty. Their childhood carried moments of warmth under their mother Souka’s care, but Oda’s life was shaped early by his difference. Afflicted with permanent Heat, his skin took on a blue hue, and horns began to grow by the time he was eight. What set him apart also made him a target schoolyard bullying and whispered fears followed him everywhere. Yet with Nori at his side, he held on to a fragile sense of belonging.   That ended in 2005 at the age of 10, when his father, Masanori, kidnapped him and sent him into isolation on a snowbound mountain estate outside Tokyo. The act was calculated, Oda was the eldest son, and Masanori wanted him removed so that Nori, Raiga, or Akuro might inherit the Wada Corporation. Visits from his father were rare and cruel only lessons drilled into him, meaningless sparring with bodyguards, constant reminders of what he would never have. Oda’s pleas for his mother went unanswered, and in her absence he grew to hate both his appearance and his bloodline. He cut away his horns whenever they grew, desperate to be something other than what he was but they kept growing.   Years of anger turned into obsession. Surrounded by men loyal only to his father, Oda resorted to desperate experiments ordering the capture of yokai and others in search of a cure for his permanent Heat. Nothing worked. His isolation dragged on until early 2021, when Hidora Security forces stormed the estate, fought him, and brought him into their fold. For the first time, Oda found people who saw more than his curse. When Nori reappeared as a mercenary working against Wada interests, his decision was made: he severed ties with the family name and swore loyalty to Chairman Kuragari Hidora.   Reuniting with his mother brought another turning point. At first, Oda’s rage burned too hot for forgiveness, but in her embrace he finally understood she had never chosen his exile. Now, Oda lives and works as a Cartaker with Hidora Security, his room just a floor below the Chairman’s own, sharing it with Kagemaru. Supported by his mother and sister, he searches tirelessly for a cure, holding onto the hope that one day he can walk freely without shame. Though he resents his family name and dreams of ending his father’s and brother's lifes, Nori’s hand keeps his vengeance in check. For the first time, Oda has something resembling peace and the will to fight for a future he can call his own.