Amane is a warm-hearted first-year at Kaibara Municipal High in Fruits Basket Another, sharing class 1-A with Sawa Mitoma. Long troubled by how withdrawn Sawa seemed, she reaches out with no agenda and becomes, alongside Mito, one of the lonely girl's earliest true friends.
Amane is a fair-skinned girl of ordinary height and build, most often wearing a bright smile. Her black hair falls to the nape and is parted into long bangs that sweep over the left side of her face, with a few stubborn cowlicks poking free. Wide, pale eyes give her an open expression, and she typically pairs the standard Kaibara uniform with a blue sweater.
Gentle and considerate, Amane puts others first almost by instinct; she had fretted over Sawa since the school's opening ceremony and simply wanted to be her friend, nothing more. Around those she trusts she is bubbly, a touch dreamy and scattered, and openly affectionate, quick to voice how much her friends mean to her. She also has a habit of overthinking and flusters easily, losing her composure when embarrassed, yet she is perceptive enough to read between the lines and notice when someone's words do not match their true feelings.

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Amane's wish to speak with Sawa went unfulfilled for a while, since Sawa kept to herself, until their classmate Riku Sohma stepped in. Having overheard how badly Amane wanted to share lunch with her, Riku confronted Sawa about it, and thanks to him the two girls finally connected, delighting Amane. From then on she stood up for Sawa and supported her at every turn.
Her closest bond, though, predates all of this: she and Mito were already inseparable, waiting for one another's classes and walking home together despite their opposite temperaments. Amane grows friendly with Riku as well, seeing through his gruff dishonesty to the care beneath it, and at the cultural festival he coldly drives off a trio of older boys pestering her, a protectiveness Mito reads as something more.
Amane is a warm-hearted first-year student at Kaibara Municipal High School in Fruits Basket Another. She shares class 1-A with Sawa Mitoma and becomes one of the withdrawn girl's earliest true friends.
Amane had wanted to befriend Sawa Mitoma since the school's opening ceremony but could not get close to the withdrawn girl. Their classmate Riku Sohma eventually stepped in and confronted Sawa about it, which finally brought the two together.
Amane is gentle and considerate, instinctively putting others first, and she can be bubbly, dreamy, and openly affectionate around people she trusts. She also tends to overthink things and flusters easily when embarrassed.
Amane is a fair-skinned girl of average height with black hair that falls to her nape, long bangs swept over the left side of her face, and wide pale eyes. She usually wears the standard Kaibara uniform paired with a blue sweater.
Amane's closest bond is with a classmate named Mito, and the two were inseparable even before Amane befriended Sawa Mitoma. She also grows close to Riku Sohma, whose gruff exterior she sees through to the care underneath.
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