Rasetsu


 * "I know now my true nature!, the reason for my wrath!. I am a Proud Asura!!, i stand up and fight for those whom cannot fight for themselves!!. My roars of might and power are the resounding noise in the heads of every man, woman, and child whom have ever been mistreated and harmed!!, and you will hear me!. I am an Asura, i shall strike you down with my righteous fury!!" -Rasetsu

Rasetsu, also known as Demon-Eyes Rasetsu is a Mystical Asura who's mantra affinity is wrath.

Appearance
Depending on which form he is in at any one time, his appearance can change and vary drastically. In his basic form there are no signs of anything significant about him, having dark hair and red eyes, cosmetically indifferent to most other normal human beings.

Personality
He harbors a great hatred and intense rage which he often desperately keeps from boiling over. In this right he is rather dangerous and is prone to acts of violence, being first to act and thinking afterwards. For his tendencies, he distances himself from humanity and any form of social interaction.

Background
Not much is known about his past. Over billions of years The Asura blood within his genes seems to have been preserved, which is why he has the mantra affinity of wrath and immense destructive capabilities and behaviour. His family only bred with others with the mantra affinity of wrath and those of which whom had the highest probability of yielding strong "Asura". Rasetsu may have actually descended from "The Original Asura" himself, as it has been heavily implied throughout the series.

Abilities
Rasetsu doesn't have any real experience or training within the martial way, but because of the power that he is given thanks to his wrath affinity, he has the ability to quite easily rip apart the strongest of grandmasters. His power is referred to as being the "polar opposite" of martial arts, and was named by Yasha as "Ultimate Violence" which crushes everything in its path without distinction or prejudice. He has been compared to the legend of The Original Asura as a parallel that was drawn by Chakravartin upon witnessing his strength and fervor while in the midst of combat.