The main character of the novel.
He was once part of the now-scrapped Ideal Human Project. He is relatively cold and calculating but still holds a small bit of empathy.
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Favourite Food: Things made with cauliflower
Favourite Sport: Soccer
Favourite Subject: None
Favourite Number: 0
The female lead of the novel.
For some reason, she often makes the boy sitting next to her fall in love with her, only to reject them in the end. She's kind, popular and smart, maybe even the perfect girl.
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Favourite Food: Fried Chicken
Favourite Sport: Netball
Favourite Subject: Science
Favourite Number: 1
She was the daughter of Tachibana Kohei, the founder of the Ideal Human Project. She is a rational, cold and unkind girl but she is very intelligent.
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Favourite Food: Rice
Favourite Sport: Judo
Favourite Subject: Maths
Favourite Number: 101
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Favourite Food: Chips
Favourite Sport: Chess (Yes, I'm claiming that chess is a sport)
Favourite Subject: Maths
Favourite Number: 32
She's a shy girl who has very little self-esteem. She isn't liked very much by the other girls but she still wants to fit in. She's timid and just wants someone to be there for her.
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Favourite Food: Hamburgers
Favourite Sport: Tennis
Favourite Subject: Geography
Favourite Number: 9
If you are like me and was intrigued by the synopsis of the story, you'll be glad to know that the plot was executed decently in Volume 1. Volume 2, however though, is a very different story and I would not recommend you reading it if you were expecting what you liked in Volume 1.
The story massively changes in Volume 2 from the intriguing character interactions between the two leads to a rather boring derivative of the Classroom of the Elite. The female lead is completely absent in this whole volume and the protagonist goes on to interact with these rather boring secondary characters. In my opinion there isn't really a point to reading the second volume as it doesn't really offer anything that couldn't be gained from reading or watching Classroom of the Elite.
TLDR: Volume 1 is a pretty decent read, don't bother with Volume 2.
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