桃羽花香
Pink
A round little white player with a shuttlecock headdress. Their technique is ordinary. Their enthusiasm for badminton has never been.
FIT FRIEND was born on a very ordinary Wednesday night — the kind where the court is booked but the players never quite add up. Someone in the chat said +1, someone else pulled out at the last minute, and three people ended up standing on an empty court looking at each other.
They came out of that gap, the one shaped exactly like “one more player”. Round, white, with a shuttlecock on their head that for some reason will not come off, and no questions asked about taking the fourth spot.
Ever since, whenever somebody calls a game in the group chat, FIT FRIEND turns up. They're not the strongest one out there — the serve goes wrong, the battery dies in the third game, and when they get schooled they lie down on court and play dead — but they're always the first to say “I'm +1”.
In FIT FRIEND's world, badminton was never about winning. It's about having somewhere to go after work, and about someone remembering to save you a spot.

Hover over a card, or just tap it.
The surprise attack right after a flat exchange. Eight out of ten go out, but those other two are genuinely cool.
A convenience-store tea egg and a sports drink. They insist this counts as whole food.
It is. They say it means they're “always ready to play”, and they have never once taken it off.
The veteran with tiny movements, wicked placement, and more years of badminton behind them than FIT FRIEND has been alive.
“I'm +1”, “next ball!”, and the never-once-true “just one more game”.
Nerves. From their very first game right up to now, they still get nervous before stepping on court.
One FIT FRIEND, six headdress colourways. The pink one is named 桃羽花香; the other five will be named once confirmed.
Pink
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From the first rally to the last drop of energy — every face the court pulls out of you.











