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Rabi Kanzaki is a supporting character in the anime Majokko Megu-chan. He is the biological son of the Kanzaki household, the child of Mammi Kanzaki, a former witch who married a human, and her husband, and the older brother of Apo. When the young witch Megu is sent to Earth as a candidate for the throne of the magic realm, Mammi uses magic to alter the memories of her husband and her two children so that they believe Megu has always been the eldest daughter of the family. Because of this, Rabi comes to accept Megu as his older sister, with Megu treated as the eldest child and Rabi regarded as her younger brother within the family arrangement.
Rabi has a mischievous personality. He is fond of playing pranks and teasing Megu, and he is often scolded for his behavior. His tricks include pulling the sheets off Megu's bed in the morning and using a fishing rod to lift her skirt. His relationship with Megu is lively and quarrelsome, and the everyday life of the Kanzaki home is filled with the noise of their bickering and roughhousing. As a character, Rabi is an ordinary human boy with no knowledge of the magic surrounding Megu's arrival, and his motivations are those of a playful child seeking entertainment through his schemes and enjoying the energetic sibling dynamic of the house.
Within the story, Rabi serves as part of the Kanzaki family circle in which Megu carries out her training in the human world. His antics contribute to the lively atmosphere of the household and reinforce the image of an ordinary, affectionate family that Megu gradually comes to value. His key relationships revolve around his family: he is the brother of Apo, who is very fond of him, the son of Mammi and her husband, and the adopted younger brother of Megu. Because his memories are shaped by Mammi's magic, he experiences the family as complete and natural. He does not undergo a major personal arc over the course of the series; his role remains consistent as a source of household mischief and as part of the family bonds that shape the story's setting. Rabi possesses no magical abilities, and his most defining trait is his talent for inventing playful and underhanded tricks.
Rabi has a mischievous personality. He is fond of playing pranks and teasing Megu, and he is often scolded for his behavior. His tricks include pulling the sheets off Megu's bed in the morning and using a fishing rod to lift her skirt. His relationship with Megu is lively and quarrelsome, and the everyday life of the Kanzaki home is filled with the noise of their bickering and roughhousing. As a character, Rabi is an ordinary human boy with no knowledge of the magic surrounding Megu's arrival, and his motivations are those of a playful child seeking entertainment through his schemes and enjoying the energetic sibling dynamic of the house.
Within the story, Rabi serves as part of the Kanzaki family circle in which Megu carries out her training in the human world. His antics contribute to the lively atmosphere of the household and reinforce the image of an ordinary, affectionate family that Megu gradually comes to value. His key relationships revolve around his family: he is the brother of Apo, who is very fond of him, the son of Mammi and her husband, and the adopted younger brother of Megu. Because his memories are shaped by Mammi's magic, he experiences the family as complete and natural. He does not undergo a major personal arc over the course of the series; his role remains consistent as a source of household mischief and as part of the family bonds that shape the story's setting. Rabi possesses no magical abilities, and his most defining trait is his talent for inventing playful and underhanded tricks.