Ookamikakushi/Characters

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Hiroshi Kuzumi
 * Anti-Hero: Type I
 * The Atoner: Became this for Mana out of guilt for sending her home when he wanted to visit his grandparents alone, which caused her accident.
 * Episode twelve
 * Bishonen
 * Butt Monkey: He spends the entirety of episode twelve playing this role. For example, he learns the hard way that no, everything is NOT better with bunnies.
 * In one of the Visual Novel's endings. It's not exactly pretty...
 * His fate in one of the endings.
 * Depending on earlier choices made, but don't count on this leading to a good end.
 * Dude Looks Like a Lady
 * Embarrassing Nickname: He doesn’t like being called “Hakase-kun” (professor). Doesn’t stop Kaname from calling him such, though.
 * Even the Guys Want Him: Just ask Issei!
 * Meganekko
 * Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Turns out
 * Sanity Slippage: In some endings of the VN,
 * : Does this for Nemuru in the finale of the Visual Novel.
 * Too Dumb to Live: Consistently in the anime, contributing to him being The Scrappy. Let's just say the anime would've been a lot shorter if Hiroshi had done what any sane person would do in the predicaments he finds himself in.
 * Yuu Kobayashi
 * Yuu Kobayashi

Mana Kuzumi
 * Annoying Younger Sibling: She used to be this to Hiroshi until after his sending her away led to her accident, and he was reproached with guilt.
 * Demoted to Extra: She plays a much smaller role in the finale of the anime than in the VN.
 * Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette
 * Nice Hat
 * Saki Fujita
 * In the Visual Novel's finale.
 * Tsundere

Nemuru Kushinada
 * Cosplay: As Usa Eru in episode twelve
 * Elegant Gothic Lolita: Episode twelve
 * Flanderization: The entirety of episode twelve, but especially during the Usa Eru segment. Then again, given the nature of the episode in question, this was most likely intentional.
 * Mariya Ise
 * Missing Mom: Her mother died when she was young.
 * Moe: Especially when she’s in her Usa Eru costume.
 * Sugar and Ice Personality
 * Sugar and Ice Personality
 * Sugar and Ice Personality
 * Sugar and Ice Personality

Isuzu Tsumuhana
 * Bokukko
 * Break the Cutie: After
 * Clingy Jealous Girl
 * Her fate in the good end of her and Hiroshi's arc. You read that right—in the good end.
 * Emiri Katou
 * Genki Girl
 * Gratuitous English: Prone to using this quite a bit in the Visual Novel
 * Knife Nut: Dual wields a pair of knives vs. Nemuru in Episode 6.
 * Meido Episode twelve
 * Episode eleven
 * Red Eyes, Take Warning: Like brother, like sister
 * Too Dumb to Live: Episode eleven. What’s the best solution when someone with a grudge against the entire village is running loose in the forest with a gun? Go wandering through the forest alone, of course!
 * Yandere: More prevalent in the bad ends of her and Hiroshi's arc, and in Episode 6 of the anime.

Kaname Asagiri
 * Ascended Extra: In the anime, she plays a direct role in the plot, as opposed to playing a more minor role in the VN.
 * Demoted to Extra: Until episode eleven, where she basically takes a backseat role.
 * Genki Girl
 * Mai Fuchigami
 * Meido Episode twelve

Issei Tsumuhana
 * Broken Ace
 * Cute and Psycho
 * Depraved Bisexual
 * Ho Yay / No Yay: His actions towards Hiroshi come off as very creepy.
 * Laughing Mad: His reaction to  in the anime. However, in the VN,
 * Nobuhiko Okamoto
 * Red Eyes, Take Warning
 * Sanity Slippage
 * Shotacon
 * Shotacon

Shunichirou Sakaki 
 * Arguably. At the very least, you’ve got to admit he is
 * He definitely counts at the end of the anime, though.
 * Bishonen
 * Type 1
 * Drowning My Sorrows: Does this in one of his first few appearances in the anime while looking back on
 * Expy: But is he trying to be Lelouch Lamperouge or Teru Mikami?
 * Fan Nickname: He went by "Pharma Dude" until his name was revealed (or at least made more prominent) in episode seven of the anime
 * Hot-Blooded
 * Hypocrite: One thing consistent about his character in both the anime and the VN is his tendency to
 * Koji Yusa
 * Sugar and Ice: Towards Kaori
 * Leitmotif: Kakushi Koudou
 * Perpetual Frowner
 * Poor Communication Kills: So very much in in the Visual Novel's bad endings. The entire tragedy could've been averted if he had known what
 * Type 4, though what exactly pushes him to it differs in the Visual Novel and the anime.
 * The last arc is more of a case of Type 3.
 * Oh so very much.
 * Spell My Name with an "S": Can be referred to as Sakagi or Sakaki; his first name Junichiro or Shunichirou.
 * Sugar and Ice: Towards Kaori
 * Stoic Spectacles
 * In the last few episodes of the anime.
 * Oh so very much.
 * Spell My Name with an "S": Can be referred to as Sakagi or Sakaki; his first name Junichiro or Shunichirou.
 * Sugar and Ice: Towards Kaori
 * Stoic Spectacles
 * In the last few episodes of the anime.
 * Stoic Spectacles
 * In the last few episodes of the anime.
 * In the last few episodes of the anime.

Kaori Mana
 * Cooldown Hug: To  at the end of the anime.
 * Type 1
 * Expy: In-story example: She bears a strong resemblance to Sakaki’s former lover, Mieko.
 * At the end of the anime.
 * Ill Girl
 * Incurable Cough of Death: Arguably. The cough is there to emphasize her illness, but at the end of the anime,  And at the end of the VN,
 * Nice Hat: VN only.
 * In the anime.
 * Yūko Gotō