TV Special
Description
Takumi Korobase resides on Cenancle Island as Nene Nanakorobi's aunt and maintains a close friendship with Uzal Delilah. She exhibits significant social anxiety, habitually concealing herself behind mobile communication devices called Gertsecommas during direct interactions. Takumi conducts all professional activities exclusively within cyberspace, remaining confined to her mansion and avoiding physical outings. Her company holds key patents for Gertsecommas, originally invented by Uzal's firm, indicating a competitive dynamic echoing historical tech industry rivalries; a distinctive four-colored hairpin serves as a visual marker of this association.

As a major stakeholder in multiple Cenancle Island enterprises, she leverages her resources to support Nene and Clarion, providing body maintenance at her hospital and advanced weaponry for Clarion's missions. Her background includes pioneering adoption of cyber-brain interface technology, featuring neural ports at the base of her neck for direct network access. Past affiliation with the secret society Poseidon is later revealed; she defected but retains a willingness to employ ethically ambiguous methods for her objectives.

Subsequent developments see her unknowingly contract the Bydo virus during escalating conflicts with Poseidon operatives like Labrys. Her estate becomes a focal point during the organization's Operation Third Lightning as hostilities intensify across the island. Amid widespread warfare, she participates in evacuation efforts alongside a freelance reporter safeguarding three young girls. Takumi possesses a distinctive speech pattern featuring the verbal tic "-daya!", consistently translated as "yeah!".

An incident involving consumption of expired chocolate resulted in food poisoning, leading to unconventional medical treatment attempts. Despite her reclusive nature, she demonstrates substantial influence through actions like purchasing an entire stadium for Nene's physical education requirements in the manga continuity. Takumi combines childlike mannerisms with formidable technological expertise and strategic resource allocation during crises.