Uruu Seiren

''"Really you mustn't speak that way. We should conduct ourselves properly at all times." - Uruu Seiren (Episode 1)''

Uruu Seiren (清怜 うるう) is one of the main protagonists of the anime series Fairy Ranmaru: We Will Help Your Heart.

Appearance
Uruu is a slim boy with fair skin. He has long grey blue hair, blue eyes and a mole under his left eye. He wears a white blazer with a white ruffled collar underneath held together by a brooch. He also wears white trousers and white shoes.

Personality
Uruu presents himself as a diligent, proper fairy who strives to be perfect in everything he does and considers him to be successful in being perfect most if not all of the time. As a result, he is rather arrogant and does not hesitate to lecture his teammates on how they should behave. He is also been known to be uncomfortable around humans, believing their hearts to be filled with "improper emotions" and an inappropriate commitment to desire.

He thinks the Aqua Clan is better than any other, as they are to conduct themselves in the utmost purity and nobility and will serve the queen no matter what. As a child, he was punished for showing pride for his good grades and talent in magic, being told that these were small feats and to be expected of someone of the Aqua Clan.

As shown in Envy (Episode 3), Uruu has a powerfully spiteful and vindictive side to him. In fact, he is willing to ignore the very rules he purports to uphold if it suits his emotional impulse to punish others for having "impure" hearts. Following his willful violation of the Ten Laws of Fairies, he accepts his punishment of being caged and tightly bound in ropes.

During the course of the anime, as Uruu works with his teammates and discovers the truth about his mother's death, Uruu slowly becomes less rigid in his thinking.

Etymology
The kanji used to represent Seiren are 清怜. 清 means "pure, purify, cleanse, exorcise." 怜 means "wise."

Seiren is also a homophone with the Japanese pronounciation of "siren" (サイレン) from Greek mythology. Sirens are the beautiful half-female, half-bird sea monsters that attempted to lure Odysseus and his sailors to their deaths with their irresistible singing.

Uruu 's first name is always written in hiragana (うるう). His name is undoubtedly a reference to the adverb うるうる (uru uru), meaning "teary-eyed" or "damp." Uruu's first name could be a reference to 閏, a kanji that generally means inserted or leap. It is used in words such as 閏年 (uruutoshi), meaning "leap year."

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