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Tsubame smiling softly with downcast eyes on a school rooftop at sunset, silver hairclips in her dark bob and a red bow at her collar
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Tsubame

Character

Tsubame is a second-year at Kami High and, with Anzu, one of Aira Shiratori's closest friends in class 2-D. Their loyalty fractures when Aira's reputation turns toxic, but the three eventually patch things up and rebuild their bond.

Age: 16-17
Race: Human
Likes: K-Pop, solo karaoke
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Dislikes: sweet things
Japanese: つばめ
Eye Color: Navy Blue
Residence: Kamigoe City
Hair Color: Black
Occupation: High School Student
Affiliation: Kami High
Anime Debut: Episode 5
Home Planet: Earth
Manga Debut: Chapter 10
English Voice: Jenny Yokobori
Japanese Voice: Aya Yamane
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Appearance

Tsubame keeps her dark hair straight and cut to the shoulders, fixing it with a pair of clips above her right brow. Day to day she wears the Kami High uniform: a buttoned dark blazer marked with the school crest near the left breast, a collared shirt and bow, a short skirt, knee socks, and sandals.

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Personality

Chatty and quick to speak up, Tsubame reflexively took Aira's side against anyone she saw as a threat. Her loyalty ran so deep that she never paused to wonder whether Aira herself might be the one in the wrong.

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History

Tsubame and Anzu egg Aira on after she meets Okarun, cheering how she played with his feelings, then grow uneasy as strange accidents start following Aira around. Convinced Aira has been chosen to save the world, Tsubame goes along with an attempted exorcism of Momo, helping ambush and tie her up, only for Momo's psychic powers to fling both girls into a wall.

The friendship collapses after Aira's humiliating incident at the school building. When Aira confesses she invented the cruel rumor about Momo, Tsubame and Anzu, stunned, cut ties to avoid being shunned alongside her, and they keep their distance through the following weeks. Much later the Evil Eye corners the pair in a hallway and presses them on why they abandoned Aira; they admit they feared losing their own popularity, but he convinces them to make peace. The two approach Aira at lunch, apologize, and are welcomed back, slowly rekindling the trio's friendship.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What anime is Tsubame from?

Tsubame is a character from Dandadan. She is a second-year student at Kami High and one of Aira Shiratori's closest friends in class 2-D.

Who are Tsubame's friends in Dandadan?

Tsubame's closest friends are Aira Shiratori and Anzu, both in class 2-D. The three share a tight bond that fractures and is later rebuilt.

Why did Tsubame's friendship with Aira break?

The friendship collapsed after Aira confessed she invented the cruel rumor about Momo. Stunned, Tsubame and Anzu cut ties to avoid being shunned alongside her and kept their distance for weeks.

What is Tsubame's personality like?

Tsubame is chatty and quick to speak up, reflexively taking Aira's side against anyone she saw as a threat. Her loyalty ran so deep that she never paused to wonder whether Aira herself might be in the wrong.

Do Tsubame and Aira make up?

Yes, the trio eventually reconciles. After the Evil Eye convinces Tsubame and Anzu to make peace, they approach Aira at lunch, apologize, and are welcomed back, slowly rekindling their friendship.

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