Summary
Tsuyoshi serves as Akito’s best friend, forming a striking contrast to his companion. While Tsuyoshi is cheerful, honest, and kind, these traits are the opposite of the image everyone holds of Akito. He rarely joins in the mischief orchestrated by Akito’s henchmen. Despite this difference in behavior, Tsuyoshi shares a difficult home life with Akito, as his own parents are going through a divorce. Rather than reacting with aggression like Akito, he responds to his personal struggles by becoming even kinder toward others. His capacity to remain strong and benevolent despite his circumstances allows him to perceive the good nature hidden within Akito. He actively attempts to persuade others, particularly Sana, that Akito is merely misunderstood rather than a villain. However, Tsuyoshi is not purely gentle. If anyone makes disparaging remarks about his family, especially his mother, he displays an explosive and unquenchable temper.
