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Fay Theo Philus (フェイ テオフィラス, Fei Teofirasu) is the main protagonist and one of the main characters of Gods' Games We Play series.
Appearance[]
He has the appearance of a typical teenage boy. He boasts a well-groomed head of neat black hair, paired with a pair of striking deep blue eyes.
Despite his youthful look, Fay carries himself with a sense of confidence and poise. When he enters the gods' games, Fay can often be found dressed in his Apostle uniform, a symbol of his status as one of the few selected to participate in the challenging events of the gods.
Personality[]
He teams up with Leoleshea in order to win the Gods' games and find the whereabouts of the long lost ‘Onee-san’ who taught him the basics of games. Fay who likes games and seeks to use reason to find the secrets and goals is often depicted as analytical, curious, and strategic. He is not as focused on winning as other characters, but instead, he approaches games with a scientific mind, seeking to understand the rules, mechanics, and hidden objectives of the game.
He is often patient and persistent, and he enjoys using his intellect to solve puzzles and uncover the secrets of the game. He is also often introspective, and enjoys thinking deeply about the meaning and purpose of the games he plays.
Abilities[]
Fay is a gifted thinker and problem-solver, with a keen eye for detail and an uncanny ability to analyze game rules. He uses his quick wit and strategic thinking to outmaneuver opponents and uncover hidden rules that give him an advantage.
Despite being an ordinary human, he has won five consecutive victories in the highly competitive and challenging "Gods' Games," a feat never before achieved by anyone, human or otherwise. This is a testament to his intelligence and determination, as well as his love for games and the thrill of victory.
Name Etymology[]
- "Fay" is derived from Middle English and means "fairy" or "enchantment."
- "Theo" is a Greek name meaning "god" or "divine."
- "Philus" is likely a variation of "philos," which is Greek for "love" or "friendship."