Shizuru Sengoku is the small child born to Kakeru Sengoku and Remi Ayasaki, arriving in the story during Chapter 140. She belongs to the extended Sengoku family and carries the red hair that runs through her father's side.
Shizuru is drawn as a small, endearing girl whose red hair comes straight from her father, Kakeru Sengoku. She wears it in a pair of little twin pigtails, with her bangs brushed over to the right side.
She is introduced as a very young child, and the record offers little about her disposition beyond her age. Her role in the narrative is defined chiefly by her place within the Sengoku family line.

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Kakeru Sengoku ends up with Remi Ayasaki. Together they have a daughter, Shizuru Sengoku, who first appears in the story in Chapter 140.
Through her father Kakeru, Shizuru Sengoku is the granddaughter of Takeru Sengoku and Kozue Sengoku, extending the Sengoku family into a new generation.
Shizuru Sengoku is a small, endearing girl with red hair inherited from her father, Kakeru Sengoku, worn in a pair of little twin pigtails with her bangs brushed to the right.
Shizuru Sengoku makes her first appearance in Chapter 140 of the Horimiya manga, introduced as the newborn daughter of Kakeru Sengoku and Remi Ayasaki.
Shizuru Sengoku belongs to the extended Sengoku family, and through her father Kakeru she is the granddaughter of Takeru Sengoku, a former student council president.
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