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* HiddenDepths: In Volume 4, he showcases strong emotional intelligence as he correctly deduces [[spoiler: Kaoruko Jinnouchi is trying to drive a wedge between Miyo and Kiyoka because she is jealous that Miyo was able to win over Kiyoka and she couldn’t.]]
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* HiddenDepths: In Volume 4, he showcases strong emotional intelligence as he correctly deduces [[spoiler: Kaoruko [[spoiler:Kaoruko Jinnouchi is trying to drive a wedge between Miyo and Kiyoka because she is jealous that Miyo was able to win over Kiyoka and she couldn’t.]]
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A female officer of the Anti-Grotesquerie unit originally stationed at Kyoto. She was also one Kiyoka's previous fiancées.
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A female officer of the Anti-Grotesquerie unit originally stationed at Kyoto. She was also one of Kiyoka's previous fiancées.
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A member of the gifted Hojou family. He allied with Naoshi and seemed to act as his main enforcer.
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A member of the gifted Hojou Hojo family. He allied with Naoshi and seemed to act as his main enforcer.
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* SmarterThanYouLook: When meeting for dinner to accept Miyo's thanks, Godo goofs around and jokingly asks for Miyo to marry him instead, which she politely declines. A chapter at the end of Volume 2 of the manga reveals this performance to be a SecretTestOfCharacter for Miyo, with Godo making sure that she isn't trying to manipulate Kiyoka like previous bride candidates in the past.
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* SmarterThanYouLook: When meeting for dinner to accept Miyo's thanks, Godo goofs around and jokingly asks for Miyo to marry him instead, which she politely declines. A chapter at the end of Volume 2 of the manga reveals this performance to be a SecretTestOfCharacter for Miyo, with Godo making sure that she isn't trying to manipulate Kiyoka like previous bride candidates fiancées in the past.
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A female officer of the Anti-Grotesquerie unit originally stationed at Kyoto. She was also one Kiyoka's previous fiancee candidates.
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A female officer of the Anti-Grotesquerie unit originally stationed at Kyoto. She was also one Kiyoka's previous fiancee candidates.fiancées.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Deconstructed. Kaya begins as this to Miyo, having beauty, social aptitude, and a gift. However, this has less to do with innate virtues than with Kaya having opportunities (and basic human decency) that Miyo was denied, which becomes increasingly clear as Miyo begins to physically and mentally heal in the Kudou household. [[spoiler:This is ultimately subverted after the fall of the Saimoris, followed by the awakening of Miyo's more powerful gift.]]
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Deconstructed. Kaya begins as this to Miyo, having beauty, social aptitude, and a gift. However, this has less to do with innate virtues than with Kaya having opportunities (and basic human decency) that Miyo was denied, which becomes increasingly clear as Miyo begins to physically and mentally heal in the Kudou Kudo household. [[spoiler:This is ultimately subverted after the fall of the Saimoris, followed by the awakening of Miyo's more powerful gift.]]
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* EntitledToHaveYou: She sets [[spoiler:the kidnapping of Miyo in motion]] mainly because she believes that she is entitled to have better things in life than Miyo. This is first seen when she clearly draws joy from being told that she will be marrying Kouji, Miyo's childhood friend, and the boy she'd been raised believing she would one day marry. As soon as she finds out that Kiyoka is actually kind and very handsome, she decides she wants him instead and is pretty shocked when her father doesn't immediately give in to her demands, as though Kiyoka were nothing more than a pretty dolly in a toy shop.
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* EntitledToHaveYou: She sets [[spoiler:the kidnapping of Miyo in motion]] mainly because she believes that she is entitled to have better things in life than Miyo. This is first seen when she clearly draws joy from being told that she will be marrying Kouji, Koji, Miyo's childhood friend, and the boy she'd been raised believing she would one day marry. As soon as she finds out that Kiyoka is actually kind and very handsome, she decides she wants him instead and is pretty shocked when her father doesn't immediately give in to her demands, as though Kiyoka were nothing more than a pretty dolly doll in a toy shop.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: She wouldn't have ended up in her current situation had she kept her envy in check. First, if she hadn't stolen Koji from Miyo, she probably would have just married into a different noble household and the only thing she would have lost would have been the ability to outright abuse Miyo and get away with it scot-free. Second, if she had settled for Koji even after finding out that Kiyoka was actually handsome and quite kind, she would have gone on to live as the lady of the Saimori household with Miyo being out of the picture anyway. [[spoiler:Instead, she has to steal Kiyoka by kidnapping Miyo, and this leads to the collapse of her family, her fiancé becoming outright hostile towards her, and him deciding to use his status to punish her. In the end, she is consigned to the lifestyle Miyo endured prior to moving out to the Kudous: working as a servant to a family that will tolerate no mistake.]]
* {{Seers}}: She has the Spirit-Sight ability which lets her see Grotesquerie and remotely view locations by connecting her vision with a shikigami charm. The aftermath of the kidnapping incident reveals these are all the powers she [[BreakTheHaughty will ever]] have.
* {{Seers}}: She has the Spirit-Sight ability which lets her see Grotesquerie and remotely view locations by connecting her vision with a shikigami charm. The aftermath of the kidnapping incident reveals these are all the powers she [[BreakTheHaughty will ever]] have.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: She wouldn't have ended up in her current situation had she kept her envy in check. First, if she hadn't stolen Koji from Miyo, she probably would have just married into a different noble household and the only thing she would have lost would have been the ability to outright abuse Miyo and get away with it scot-free. Second, if she had settled for Koji even after finding out that Kiyoka was actually handsome and quite kind, she would have gone on to live as the lady of the Saimori household with Miyo being out of the picture anyway. [[spoiler:Instead, she has to steal Kiyoka by kidnapping Miyo, and this leads to the collapse of her family, her fiancé becoming outright hostile towards her, and him deciding to use his status to punish her. In the end, she is consigned to the lifestyle Miyo endured prior to moving out to the Kudous: Kudos: working as a servant to a family that will tolerate no mistake.]]
* {{Seers}}: She has the Spirit-Sightability ability, which lets her see Grotesquerie and remotely view locations by connecting her vision with a shikigami charm. The aftermath of the kidnapping incident reveals these are all the powers she [[BreakTheHaughty will ever]] have.ever have]].
* {{Seers}}: She has the Spirit-Sight
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* SlaveryIsASpecialKindOfEvil: While the light novel keeps stating the Saimoris treated Miyo like a servant, the light novel clearly states they didn’t pay her for her services, which is why she could never afford to move out. At best that would be indentured servitude at worse that could be considered slavery. Kiyoka and others who learn of how they treated her are quite repulsed by this.
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* SlaveryIsASpecialKindOfEvil: While the light novel keeps stating the Saimoris treated Miyo like a servant, the light novel clearly it also states they didn’t pay her for her services, which is why she could never afford to move out. At best that would be indentured servitude at worse that could be considered slavery. Kiyoka and others who learn of how they treated her are quite repulsed by this.
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* LoveIsAWeakness: In chapter 15 of the manga, when Kiyoka Kudo comes to rescue Miyo Saimori, he asks Shinichi Saimori if he even loves Miyo. Not only does Shinichi Saimori make it clear that he never loved her, but he believes that love is a useless emotion and that he only cares about what he can get from Miyo. While not stated, it is heavily implied that his so-called love for his other daughter, Kaya Saimori, is very conditional, and he could’ve easily felt disdain for Kaya if he had also deemed her useless.
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* LoveIsAWeakness: In chapter 15 of the manga, when Kiyoka Kudo comes to rescue Miyo Saimori, Miyo, he asks Shinichi Saimori if he even loves Miyo. Not only does Shinichi Saimori make it clear that he never loved her, but he believes that love is a useless emotion and that he only cares about what he can get from Miyo. While not stated, it is heavily implied that his so-called love for his other daughter, Kaya Saimori, Kaya, is very conditional, and he could’ve easily felt disdain for Kaya if he had also deemed her to be useless.
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* NiceGirl: In spite of her upbringing, Miyo is a very kind, gentle and pure soul. Though, sadness and low self-esteem often get the better of her.
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* LoveIsAWeakness: When Kiyoka Kudo came to rescue Miyo Saimori, he asked Shinichi Saimori if he even loved Miyo. Not only does Shinichi Saimori make it clear that he never loved her, but he believes that love is a useless emotion and that he only cared about what you said he could get out of Miyo. While not stated, it is heavily implied that his so-called love for his other daughter is very conditional, and he could’ve easily felt that way for Kaya if he had also deemed her useless.
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* LoveIsAWeakness: When In chapter 15 of the manga, when Kiyoka Kudo came comes to rescue Miyo Saimori, he asked asks Shinichi Saimori if he even loved loves Miyo. Not only does Shinichi Saimori make it clear that he never loved her, but he believes that love is a useless emotion and that he only cared cares about what you said he could can get out of from Miyo. While not stated, it is heavily implied that his so-called love for his other daughter daughter, Kaya Saimori, is very conditional, and he could’ve easily felt that way disdain for Kaya if he had also deemed her useless.
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* LoveIsAWeakness: When Kiyoka Kudo came to rescue Miyo Saimori, he asked Shinichi Saimori if he even loved Miyo. Not only does Shinichi Saimori make it clear that he never loved her, but he believes that love is a useless emotion and that he only cared about what you said he could get out of Miyo. While not stated, it is heavily implied that his so-called love for his other daughter is very conditional, and he could’ve easily felt that way for Kaya if he had also deemed her useless.
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* DramaticIrony: Fuyu goes out of her way to throw snide comments at Miyo ''constantly''; however, Miyo has been so abused in her past, verbally, physically, mentally, and physically that not only is she used to it, but Fuyu's snide comments are ''tame'' in comparison. Not only that, Miyo's previous abuse help her see through Fuyu's childish comments, and realize they aren't as mean spirited as they sound.
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* DramaticIrony: Fuyu goes out of her way to throw snide comments at Miyo ''constantly''; however, Miyo has been so abused in her past, verbally, physically, mentally, and physically emotionally that not only is she used to it, but Fuyu's snide comments are ''tame'' in comparison. Not only that, Miyo's previous abuse help her see through Fuyu's childish comments, and realize they aren't as mean spirited as they sound.
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* RichSiblingPoorSibling: The poor sibling to Kaya's rich sibling. [[spoiler:This gets reversed at the end of the first volume when Miyo officially becomes Kiyoka's fiancée, while Kaya is sent to work as a servant for an ordinary family as punishment for her involvement in Miyo's kidnapping.]]
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* RichSiblingPoorSibling: The poor sibling to Kaya's rich sibling. [[spoiler:This gets reversed at the end of the first volume when Miyo officially becomes Kiyoka's fiancée, while Kaya is sent to work as a servant for an ordinary family as punishment for her involvement in Miyo's kidnapping.]]
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The head of the Kudo family, one of the most renowned gifted families. He is also the commander of the Special Anti-Grotesquerie Unit. At first, he thinks Miyo is just like the other conceited women sent to him as his fiancée, but he soon discovers that she is far different.
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The head of the Kudo family, one of the most renowned gifted families. He is also the commander of the Special Anti-Grotesquerie Unit. At first, he thinks Miyo is just like the other conceited women sent to him as his fiancée, but he soon discovers that she is far different.
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* SamaritanRelationshipStarter: One of the first signs of his growing attraction towards Miyo happens when Yurie talks about how kindly she treats her. In the past, some of his previous fiancées would act [[ProperLady polite and kind]] in front of him [[BitchInSheepsClothing but bullied Yurie behind his back]].
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* SamaritanRelationshipStarter: One of the first signs of his growing attraction towards Miyo happens when Yurie talks about how kindly she treats her. In the past, some of his previous fiancées would act [[ProperLady polite and kind]] in front of him [[BitchInSheepsClothing but bullied Yurie behind his back]].
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* TranquilFury: [[spoiler:When Miyo is kidnapped, Koji initially perceives his lack of visual distress as apathy towards his fiancée's safety. Kiyoka proves him wrong by blowing open the front gate of the Saimori home.]]
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* TranquilFury: [[spoiler:When Miyo is kidnapped, Koji initially perceives his lack of visual distress as apathy towards his fiancée's safety. Kiyoka proves him wrong by blowing open the front gate of the Saimori home.]]
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* DidNotSeeThatComing: None of them were expecting Miyo to being accepted as the Kiyoka’s fiancée. They were expecting her to be thrown out at some point, so they were all surprised that Kiyoka wished to formalize his engagement rather than complain about her apparent shortcomings. They also certainly didn’t expect him to demand them to apologize to Miyo for their harsh treatment towards her.
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* DidNotSeeThatComing: None of them were expecting Miyo to being accepted as the Kiyoka’s fiancée. They were expecting her to be thrown out at some point, so they were all surprised that Kiyoka wished to formalize his engagement rather than complain about her apparent shortcomings. They also certainly didn’t expect him to demand them to apologize to Miyo for their harsh treatment towards her.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: [[spoiler:After spending years abusing Miyo following the death of her mother, they begin facing consequences for their actions when Kiyoka threatens them to apologize to Miyo for their harsh treatment if they wish to receive a bridal gift. After refusing to do that and playing a part in Miyo's kidnapping to get her to relinquish her position as Kiyoka's fiancé, their home is destroyed and forced to live modestly while Miyo continues to live a good life with her fiancé.]]
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: [[spoiler:After spending years abusing Miyo following the death of her mother, they begin facing consequences for their actions when Kiyoka threatens them to apologize to Miyo for their harsh treatment if they wish to receive a bridal gift. After refusing to do that and playing a part in Miyo's kidnapping to get her to relinquish her position as Kiyoka's fiancé, their home is destroyed and forced to live modestly while Miyo continues to live a good life with her fiancé.]]
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* LoveAtFirstSight: The moment she sees Kiyoka, she’s entranced at witnessing such a beautiful man pass before her. Once she finds out Kiyoka’s true identity as Miyo’s fiancé, it pushes her off the rocker even further.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: She wouldn't have ended up in her current situation had she kept her envy in check. First, if she hadn't stolen Koji from Miyo, she probably would have just married into a different noble household and the only thing she would have lost would have been the ability to outright abuse Miyo and get away with it scot-free. Second, if she had settled for Koji even after finding out that Kiyoka was actually handsome and quite kind, she would have gone on to live as the lady of the Saimori household with Miyo being out of the picture anyway. [[spoiler:Instead, she has to steal Kiyoka by kidnapping Miyo, and this leads to the collapse of her family, her fiancé becoming outright hostile towards her, and him deciding to use his status to punish her. In the end, she is consigned to the lifestyle Miyo endured prior to moving out to the Kudous: working as a servant to a family that will tolerate no mistake.]]
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: She wouldn't have ended up in her current situation had she kept her envy in check. First, if she hadn't stolen Koji from Miyo, she probably would have just married into a different noble household and the only thing she would have lost would have been the ability to outright abuse Miyo and get away with it scot-free. Second, if she had settled for Koji even after finding out that Kiyoka was actually handsome and quite kind, she would have gone on to live as the lady of the Saimori household with Miyo being out of the picture anyway. [[spoiler:Instead, she has to steal Kiyoka by kidnapping Miyo, and this leads to the collapse of her family, her fiancé becoming outright hostile towards her, and him deciding to use his status to punish her. In the end, she is consigned to the lifestyle Miyo endured prior to moving out to the Kudous: working as a servant to a family that will tolerate no mistake.]]
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* LoveAtFirstSight: The moment she sees Kiyoka, she’s entranced at witnessing such a beautiful man pass before her. Once she finds out Kiyoka’s true identity as Miyo’s fiancé, it pushes her off the rocker even further.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: She wouldn't have ended up in her current situation had she kept her envy in check. First, if she hadn't stolen Koji from Miyo, she probably would have just married into a different noble household and the only thing she would have lost would have been the ability to outright abuse Miyo and get away with it scot-free. Second, if she had settled for Koji even after finding out that Kiyoka was actually handsome and quite kind, she would have gone on to live as the lady of the Saimori household with Miyo being out of the picture anyway. [[spoiler:Instead, she has to steal Kiyoka by kidnapping Miyo, and this leads to the collapse of her family, her fiancé becoming outright hostile towards her, and him deciding to use his status to punish her. In the end, she is consigned to the lifestyle Miyo endured prior to moving out to the Kudous: working as a servant to a family that will tolerate no mistake.]]
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: She wouldn't have ended up in her current situation had she kept her envy in check. First, if she hadn't stolen Koji from Miyo, she probably would have just married into a different noble household and the only thing she would have lost would have been the ability to outright abuse Miyo and get away with it scot-free. Second, if she had settled for Koji even after finding out that Kiyoka was actually handsome and quite kind, she would have gone on to live as the lady of the Saimori household with Miyo being out of the picture anyway. [[spoiler:Instead, she has to steal Kiyoka by kidnapping Miyo, and this leads to the collapse of her family, her fiancé becoming outright hostile towards her, and him deciding to use his status to punish her. In the end, she is consigned to the lifestyle Miyo endured prior to moving out to the Kudous: working as a servant to a family that will tolerate no mistake.]]
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[[folder: Sumi Saimori (née Usuba) '''(MAJOR SPOILERS)''']]
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[[folder: Sumi Saimori (née Usuba) '''(MAJOR SPOILERS)''']]
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* AmbitionIsEvil: In an effort to strengthen his family, he turns a blind eye to an innocent girl being tormented and traumatized so that it'll be easy for her to take her away so that she’ll marry his heir. When that doesn't work, [[spoiler:he kidnaps her so that her family can brutally coerce her into leaving her fiancé, locks his son in his home when he tries to interfere and burns down a family's home in a last-ditch effort to keep Miyo in his family.]]
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* AmbitionIsEvil: In an effort to strengthen his family, he turns a blind eye to an innocent girl being tormented and traumatized so that it'll be easy for her to take her away so that she’ll marry his heir. When that doesn't work, [[spoiler:he kidnaps her so that her family can brutally coerce her into leaving her fiancé, locks his son in his home when he tries to interfere and burns down a family's home in a last-ditch effort to keep Miyo in his family.]]
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Hisanori Satō (stage play)
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Hisanori Satō (stage play)
* DramaticIrony: Fuyu goes out of her way to throw snide comments at Miyo ''constantly''; however, Miyo has been so abused in her past, verbally, physically, mentally, and physically that not only is she used to it, but Fuyu's snide comments are ''tame'' in comparison. Not only that, Miyo's previous abuse help her see through Fuyu's childish comments, and realize they aren't as mean spirited as they sound.
** Also, Miyo's resilience to her bullying completely throws her off her game which causes her to slowly, ''very slowly'', accept Miyo.
** Also, Miyo's resilience to her bullying completely throws her off her game which causes her to slowly, ''very slowly'', accept Miyo.
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* ObnoxiousInLaws: The second she meets Miyo, she mistakes her for a servant, livid over her closeness to Kiyoka. She’s even more enraged once he addresses Miyo as his fiancée. She makes it clear how “ugly” and unworthy she finds Miyo as her son’s fiancée, but Kiyoka cuts her off and threatens to kill her if she continues to speak ill of Miyo. Once Miyo begs for her approval, she forces her to be a servant to win her approval but continues to criticize Miyo over every little thing.
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* ObnoxiousInLaws: The second she meets Miyo, she mistakes her for a servant, livid over her closeness to Kiyoka. She’s even more enraged once he addresses Miyo as his fiancée. She makes it clear how “ugly” and unworthy she finds Miyo as her son’s fiancée, but Kiyoka cuts her off and threatens to kill her if she continues to speak ill of Miyo. Once Miyo begs for her approval, she forces her to be a servant to win her approval but continues to criticize Miyo over every little thing.
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* SpoiledSweet: Deconstructed. She’s from a wealthy family, a CoolBigSis to her future sister-in-law, but she’s not naïve. However, she was naive prior to her previous marriage. But time helped her realize who she is as a person.
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* SpoiledSweet: Deconstructed. She’s from a wealthy family, a CoolBigSis to her future sister-in-law, but she’s not naïve. However, she was naive prior to her previous marriage. But time helped her realize who she is as a person.
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Keisuke Watanabe (live-action film), Shūji Kikuchi (stage play)
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Keisuke Watanabe (live-action film), Shūji Kikuchi (stage play)
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Ōshirō Maeda (live-action film), Tōya Morita (stage play)
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Ōshirō Maeda (live-action film), Tōya Morita (stage play)
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!!!'''Portrayed by:''' Ryūsei Ōnishi (live-action film), Satsuki Nakayama (stage play)
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* {{Foil}}: To Miyo's stepmother, Kanoko. While both are domineering and harsh women to Miyo, that's really where the similarities between them stop. Kanoko was a shallow, envy-driven piece of work whose life purpose was kicking Miyo around as her RevengeByProxy and lording her supposed superior status and privilege over others. Fuyu on the other hand is motivated by much more sympathetic reasons as she is primarily concerned about her family and its stability, but her words and actions are unfortunately filtered through a haughty personality borne from being a well-bred aristocrat. Thankfully, Miyo was able to pick up on the subtle difference between the two women in her interactions with Fuyu.
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* {{Foil}}: To Miyo's stepmother, Kanoko. While both are domineering and harsh women to Miyo, that's really where the similarities between them stop. Kanoko was a shallow, envy-driven piece of work whose life purpose was kicking Miyo around as her RevengeByProxy and lording her supposed superior status and privilege over others. Fuyu on the other hand Fuyu, by contrast, is motivated by much more sympathetic reasons as she is primarily concerned about her family and its stability, but her words and actions are unfortunately filtered through a haughty personality borne from being a well-bred aristocrat. Thankfully, Miyo was able to pick up on the subtle difference between the two women in her interactions with Fuyu.
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* SpoiledSweet: Deconstructed. She’s from a wealthy family, a CoolBigSis to her future sister-in-law, but she’s not naïve. However, she was naive prior to her previous marriage. But time helped her realize who she is as a person.
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KaitoIshikawa (Japanese), Damien Haas (English)
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KaitoIshikawa (Japanese), Damien Haas Creator/DamienHaas (English)
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* MasterManipulator: Naoshi is very adept at analyzing a person's greatest weakness and desires, which he can then exploit to his benefit.
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* MasterManipulator: ManipulativeBastard: Naoshi is very adept at analyzing a person's greatest weakness and desires, which he can then exploit to his benefit.
