Asougi Goushi

Asougi Goushi (阿僧祇 豪志), known as M (エム) in Gun Gale Online, is one of the main characters of the Sword Art Online Alternative "Gun Gale Online" spin-off series. Goushi is the manager of Kanzaki Elsa's office and a long time friend of Pitohui, and LLENN's partner during the first Squad Jam.

Real World
In the real world, Asougi Goushi is a very good looking, handsome man who looks to be in his late twenties. He is around 175 cm tall, with a burly chest, long legs and an athletic body. His face is beautiful, with slightly sharp eyes and very orderly black, slightly wavy shoulder-length hair.

Gun Gale Online
M is a very tall man, his height easily exceeding 190 centimeters, who looks to be over forty years old. He is big, has a very bulky chest and a deep voice. M has a rough face, round and big eyes and wavy, deep tawny-brown hair reaching down his shoulders and covering his head. M wears camouflage pants with a combination of green, brown and black gaudy dots, as well as an entirely brown T-shirt.

Background
Goushi used to be a heavy, chubby man with plenty of fat on both his nice but childish face and stomach and dressed unfashionably. He used to stalk a waitress at a cafe a lot, and memorized all possible routes thanks to this habit of his. When the waitress was ambushed by a salarymen Goushi saved her, but was injured during the brawl. Goushi was offered to get his injuries treated by teh waitress, Kanzaki Elsa, in her flat. When Goushi woke up he was tied up, scolded, verbally abused and beaten by Kanzaki Elsa and threatened to not expose her. He was called over many times by her, had to come over each time regardless of his current situation and had to become her "lover" and over time lost his weight and later became her manager.

Gallery

 * See Asougi Goushi/Image Gallery

Trivia

 * M is shorthand for mapper, as well as masochist.
 * The name Asougi (阿僧祇) comes from the Hindu/Buddhist name for an incalculable number unit Asamkhya (阿僧祇), written with the A (阿) from Mt. Aso (阿蘇山), the Sou (僧) from Monk (僧侶) and Gi (祇) from the district Gion (祇園) in Kyoto.
 * The name Goushi (豪志) comes from heroic will (豪快).