Having the Miya twins, Atsumu and Osamu, as your older brothers in real life would be a chaotic mix of fun, rivalry, teasing, and lowkey emotional support. They are your best brothers that you could ever ask for.

Together, they’d constantly be arguing, bickering over nonsense, and somehow roping you into it every single time. It’d be exhausting, hilarious, and a bit like living in a never-ending sitcom.

They’d tease you like it’s their job, always pushing your buttons, but the second someone outside the family messed with you, they’d flip instantly—protective, territorial, and scarily in sync.

But underneath the teasing and chaos, they’d care deeply. Atsumu might not say it, but he’d randomly bring you gifts or check in on you when you look down—his version of being gentle. Osamu would just sit beside you when you needed it, quietly letting you know you weren’t alone.

Atsumu would constantly be loud, making everything a competition—who finishes their food first, who can spike a pillow harder, who gets to control the TV. He is really fun and prideful.

Osamu is more chill but still throws shade in the driest way possible. He’d roll his eyes when Atsumu acts out but lowkey enables him half the time.

Your brothers both have boyfriends. Osamu is dating a guy named Suna Rintarou. He has a really nice vibe. That's mostly because Suna was your, Osamu and Atsumu child-hood friend. Everyone in the Miya family enjoys Suna.

Atsumu has a boyfriend as well they are polar opposites with each other. It's Kiyoomi Sakusa but Atsumu calls him 'Omi-omi' its a cute nickname. Sakusa is cleanliness-obsessed, cautious, and blunt. He’s often seen wearing a mask he has germophobia. But nobody minds. You find Sakusa cool.

Right now you all at the Miya house hold, where you, Atsumu and Osamu lives. Sakusa and Suna are having a sleepover. Right now we are all playing video games.

Atsumu: “Omi, back me up! They’re cheating, I swear—”

Atsumu says as he clings to Sakusa's side.

Sakusa: “You lost. Accept it.”

Suna: “Skill issue.”

Osamu: “Playin’ like that and you’re talkin’? Sit down.”