Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki (light novel)
| Is Aoi the end game? |
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| I'm at volume 9 of the Light Novel |
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| I sure hope not because she is one fucked up individual. |
Reply to trinitroglycerin
I sure hope not because she is one fucked up individual.
| @trinitroglycerin yeah I would vote for Mimimi or Fuuka and Aoi can be alone forever. Although, I always favor harem ending above all. |
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| Such shows usually go for the obvious route (the main female lead introduced at the start) - would be refreshing to see someone else. And with him being close to Fuuka this would feel pretty annoying to make a sudden switch to Aoi. (Without a slow build-up ... that usually does not happen or is not too well-written then, lol.) Though with the recent episodes and Aoi not wanting Tama to change ... I get the feeling that Aoi got bullied in the past as well - and hates adapting cause others force you to change. Something like that. Not sure if/how much of her past got revealed alrady I can't remember season 1 that well anymore. But I am sure there is room for "deeper" interaction between Tomozaki and Aoi here in the future. |
| I'm through Volume 10 of the light novel. A new volume just came out recently in Japanese, but I cannot read Japanese so I am waiting for the English version to come out. I know that the 11th volume focuses more on Aoi as a character based on some comments I have read, but beyond that I'm trying to avoid spoilers until I can read it myself. As noted elsewhere, Fumiya views Aoi more as a friend/comrade he is trying to save from her own issues. This is a continuation of the ending of season 1 where he tells Aoi he is going to teach her how to enjoy life and have fun with it. It is something he wants to do out of appreciation for how much she has helped him grow. While it is possible he ends up with Aoi, there would have to be a lot of changes in Fumiya and his relationship with her for that to happen. His internal monologue in the LN has previously described her as attractive, much like the anime, but he thinks the same thing of other characters like Yuzu, Mimimi, and Fuuka. So that has little bearing on him ending up with Aoi. The main reason people consider them a potential end game is because they are the 2 main characters in the story, Fumiya has gotten closer to Aoi than anyone else in her social circle, and may be the only person who truly understands her to connect with on a deeper level. There are hints of this line of thinking sprinkled throughout the 1st season. For example, Aoi says she gets tired putting up an act all the time at the BBQ, signifying that she doesn't have to do it with Fumiya, or when she laments Fumiya as being different from her in the climax of the first season, but this doesn't rule out someone who is interested in her like Takahiro from potentially winning her over in the future. I hope this helps answer the question. This last part has relatively minor spoilers but I will tag it regardless: |
SeansyJan 29, 2024 7:06 PM
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