Takuma Hasumi
Takuma Hasumi (蓮見 琢馬) is an antagonist featured in the The Book: 4th Another Day novel, based on Diamond Is Unbreakable.
Appearance/Personality
Takuma is a teenage male with a slender build and a horse-shaped birthmark on his neck. He has the natural ability to memorize everything he sees, hears or senses at all times, including the smallest details. Forced to remember things he wants to forget, such as the pain of getting hit by a car, Takuma has produced permanent red marks on his arms from scratching them so hard. He had no control over his memories until he developed his Stand, The Book.
To hide his arms, Takuma only uses long-sleeved jackets and refuses to take them off. He is also always seen with a pen, given to him by the Crybaby Boy. Takuma has chosen to live a reclusive life, in order to avoid collecting more data. He is usually described as being "a void without emotions".
Synopsis
History
His ability made his life much worse, as he could never forget anything in his head. Takuma tried suicide multiple times, but never succeeded, and so decides to live a reclusive life. He eventually develops his Stand, The Book, and so the memories once stored in his head were stored in the Stand, so he could remember anything in his life anytime he wanted just by looking at it. Takuma finds out that his mother died oppressed by Teruhiko and vows revenge.
The Book: 4th Another Day
Takuma kills his father's former lover Hanae Orikasa so he would come in contact. He then develops a friendship with Chiho Futaba, unaware that she's actually his half-sister. The Stand users of Morioh start a investigation on the death of Hanae, believing it to be the work of a Stand user, and Takuma ends up being chased by Okuyasu Nijimura. Even though he manages to defeat Okuyasu, Takuma decides to kill Josuke Higashikata due to his investigation, but his attack fails when Tomoko Higashikata is the one who picks up the letter with a page of The Book. Takuma finds out that Josuke was saved by an student with a pompadour in his past and tries to use it against him, but this just upsets Josuke more. Chased by her son, Takuma runs to the roof of the library and while he is able to heavily injure Josuke, he is defeated by him, ending up falling from the building to his own death wish.
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