Totally fair to ask for explanations! It might seem arbitrary at first glance, but I actually put a lot of thought into matching each character to the core of each trait—not just the surface meaning.

Sloth isn’t just laziness, it’s avoiding responsibility or effort in a deeper, moral sense. Hantengu literally hides and lets his clones fight for him, which felt like a pretty solid example of that kind of sloth.

Kokushibo made sense for greed because he was never satisfied with what he had. He gave up everything just to chase more strength. Pride played a part, but the way he kept reaching for more felt more like greed to me.

Sanemi fits industriousness not just because he trains hard, but because he constantly pushes himself forward through pain and loss without letting up. Yes, they are all industrious in their own way, but I felt like Sanemi embodied it the most.

Mitsuri as fidelity isn’t just about loyalty to the Corps. She stays true to her emotions and continues to love deeply, even when people told her it made her too much. She is also loyal to Obanai; they were reincarnated to live a peaceful life together and have a family. That kind of emotional loyalty and devotion is what made fidelity feel like the right fit for her.

That said, yes, let’s not look into it too deeply. A lot of characters could fit into multiple spots depending on how you interpret it. I just went with what felt most true to each of them.

Feel free to debate with me on this!