Miyoppe, a spirited high school student, navigates a complex relationship with Saburo Kazeta, a mutant protagonist. Her interactions with him brim with frustration and sharp concern, often erupting in fiery outbursts over his apparent neglect. During one heated walk home, she yanks his ear and strikes him with her bag, leaving bruises before storming away—a testament to her impulsive, emotionally charged demeanor.

Seeking solace by a river, she stumbles upon Jiro, a troubled android musician whose robotic features flicker during moments of distress. Intrigued by his pain and his haunting guitar melodies, she offers food and gentle support, though he rebuffs her attempts to delve deeper. Her compassion intertwines with playful teasing when she flushes red, caught off-guard by his striking appearance.

With Saburo, she balances irritation with humor, jesting about replacing him with Jiro after noticing his post-confrontation injuries and odd behavior. Her probing questions about his wounds and shifting demeanor highlight her persistent concern, even as he dodges her inquiries.

When Jiro—hijacked by external forces—assaults Saburo, Miyoppe’s earlier influence lingers. Temporarily silenced by Jiro’s sonic attack, her emotional impact on both characters subtly steers their choices. Her presence weaves relatable humanity into the narrative’s supernatural strife, anchoring volatile alliances and charged emotions amid escalating conflicts.