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Remi Ayasaki from Horimiya in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Remi Ayasaki

Character

Remi Ayasaki is a cheerful supporting character in Horimiya, enrolled in Class 3-5 and attached to the Student Council as its unofficial mascot. She is closely bound to her boyfriend Kakeru Sengoku and her friend Sakura Kōno.

English Va: Jalitza Delgado
Japanese Va: M·A·O
Zodiac: Gemini
Birthday: June 6
Height: 158 cm
Age: 17
Allegiances: Student Council, Katagiri Senior High School
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Appearance

Pink runs through nearly all of Remi's design, from the waist-length hair she pins into tall twin tails to the large, round eyes set beneath her fringe, with a couple of loose strands trailing down past her chin. She turns out in the school's standard winter set, a buttoned shirt under a grey sweater with a red bow, a navy blazer, black skirt, dark socks, and brown loafers, and like Hori she keeps a sleeves-rolled variant on hand.

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Personality

Remi comes across as girlish and utterly transparent, the type who lets every feeling show and readily leans on others for a hand. Even so, matters of the heart bring out a steadier, more thoughtful version of her, and she can turn surprisingly perceptive whenever relationships are on the line. Book smarts are not her strength; she and Izumi Miyamura get half-jokingly weighed against each other for the title of bigger airhead. She also has the habit of referring to herself in the third person.

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History

Beyond her council role, Remi is defined by a scattering of endearing habits. She stays after school for tutoring, loves losing herself in books and fairy tales above all, and shares Kakeru Sengoku's comic ineptitude in the kitchen. Her real passion is insects; her room brims with a collection large enough to earn the nickname Insect Queen, though dragonflies somehow get the better of her. On the Student Council she is more figurehead than worker, handling little of the actual labor. Further along the timeline she goes on to marry Kakeru, and the two have a daughter named Shizuru.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Remi Ayasaki end up with?

Remi Ayasaki ends up marrying her boyfriend, Kakeru Sengoku, and the two go on to have a daughter named Shizuru.

Why does Ayasaki call herself Remi?

Remi Ayasaki has a habit of referring to herself in the third person, often using her own name, Remi, instead of saying I.

Who voices Horimiya in the English dub?

In the English dub of Horimiya, Remi Ayasaki is voiced by Jalitza Delgado; M A O voices her in the original Japanese.

What is Remi Ayasaki's personality like?

Remi Ayasaki is girlish and openly emotional, often leaning on others for help, though she grows notably more perceptive and thoughtful whenever romantic relationships are involved.

What is Remi Ayasaki's hobby in Horimiya?

Remi Ayasaki's real passion is insects. She keeps such a large collection in her room that she earns the nickname Insect Queen, even though dragonflies unnerve her.

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