Character

Keita Amano

雨野 景太

Keita performs averagely at school. He loves to play video games for the sake of fun and enjoyment. He plays so much that even at school, he still plays RPG games on his smartphone, giving him no time to make friends with others. Due to this, he develops an inferiority complex in which he finds it hard to interact with other people properly. This somewhat gives the impression that he looks down on others since he barely talks to anyone in his class and keeps to himself. When he met Karen, his situation slowly changed as he met and befriended a variety of people them which caused him to open up more social activity. He treasures the new friends he has made, as shown when he defended Karen's club for their actions by threatening Tasuku Uehara, helped Eiichi Misumi get a game and rushed to comfort Aguri Sakurano when he believed she was dumped, even giving up the chance to buy a game he wanted which shocked his friends who believed he would do the opposite. Despite previously having problems with her, he still cares for Chiaki Hoshinomori, as shown when he carried her after she collapsed out of dizziness and tended to her before she woke up. He even told her that he still values her association with him as she was one of the few to show him kindness, which left her touched. He is quite oblivious as shown when he didn't know he obtained Karen's affections because he defended her or when he attracted the affections of Chiaki and her sister, Konoha Hoshinomori. Due to this, he was shocked when he realized Karen actually liked him after his accidental confession but decided to ask her out since he realized he felt the same about her. He was also unaware that Chiaki was his online game friend after she lied and said her sister was, despite the obvious being pointed otherwise and nearly figuring it out. After he became Karen's boyfriend, he treasured his time with her though he mistakenly assumed she liked Tasuku because of his looks and popularity. However, he still has nothing but care for her as shown when he offered to hold her hand at a festival or when he admitted he could think of her for hours while playing a game.