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Nagisa Shiowatari, raised as a girl by his father who operated a seaside beach café, developed a feminine appearance and demeanor, marked by long brown hair often tied with a bow and a preference for dresses and female clothing. His impoverished childhood necessitated learning domestic skills and working as a young waitress. To supplement income, he trained in sumo wrestling, achieving Yokozuna status in the Annual Beach Sumo Tournament despite his slender frame, possessing strength surpassing his designated fiancée, Ryūnosuke Fujinami.
He and his father invested their savings in a remote offshore island to expand the café. To attract customers, they pursued a disastrously unpalatable sea urchin-flavored kakigori recipe, consuming bowl after bowl to refine it. This led to their deaths: Mr. Shiowatari succumbed after 98 bowls, Nagisa after 166. Bound by regret, they haunted the abandoned café as ghosts for a year.
As a ghost, Nagisa retained his feminine look and attire. His father contacted their friend Mr. Fujinami, offering the island for 300 yen. When the Fujinamis arrived with guests, Nagisa revealed himself and disclosed his father-arranged engagement to Ryūnosuke. He pleaded for a kiss from her to find peace and pass on, though his ghostly state prevented contact. A solution arose when a giant sea urchin arrived to lay eggs; consuming its tear restored Nagisa to life. Revived, he joined the Fujinami household in Tomobiki as an orphan, upholding the engagement despite Ryūnosuke’s resistance.
Nagisa's personality blends feminine and masculine traits. He is soft-spoken, polite, emotional, and obedient, reflecting his upbringing. He deeply respected his father, complying with cross-dressing to ensure paternal happiness. Conversely, he exhibits gluttony, laziness, and a propensity for deep sleep. He harbors lust, experiencing recurring erotic dreams about Ryūnosuke and becoming overly tactile while asleep, leading her to barricade him with spirit wards. Despite his gentle demeanor, he displays fierce protectiveness over Ryūnosuke, bludgeoning Ataru Moroboshi for attempting to kiss her and calmly overpowering her in physical confrontations. He cries easily when rejected or scolded.
His relationship with Ryūnosuke features persistent, unreciprocated affection. He fell in love at first sight and remained devoted, viewing her as his destined partner. Ryūnosuke rejected him for his femininity, gluttony, and clinginess. After losing a sumo rematch, a despondent Nagisa nearly left Tomobiki, but Ryūnosuke ordered him to stay until she could defeat him, reigniting his hope for mutual feelings. Their dynamic remained strained yet enduring, with Nagisa interpreting her competitive drive as latent affection.
Nagisa's ghostly origins left lingering sensitivities, like an aversion to Sakura's spirit wards. His sumo prowess and physical strength remained after resurrection, contrasting his delicate appearance. He also retained his voracious appetite, a trait indirectly contributing to his death.
He and his father invested their savings in a remote offshore island to expand the café. To attract customers, they pursued a disastrously unpalatable sea urchin-flavored kakigori recipe, consuming bowl after bowl to refine it. This led to their deaths: Mr. Shiowatari succumbed after 98 bowls, Nagisa after 166. Bound by regret, they haunted the abandoned café as ghosts for a year.
As a ghost, Nagisa retained his feminine look and attire. His father contacted their friend Mr. Fujinami, offering the island for 300 yen. When the Fujinamis arrived with guests, Nagisa revealed himself and disclosed his father-arranged engagement to Ryūnosuke. He pleaded for a kiss from her to find peace and pass on, though his ghostly state prevented contact. A solution arose when a giant sea urchin arrived to lay eggs; consuming its tear restored Nagisa to life. Revived, he joined the Fujinami household in Tomobiki as an orphan, upholding the engagement despite Ryūnosuke’s resistance.
Nagisa's personality blends feminine and masculine traits. He is soft-spoken, polite, emotional, and obedient, reflecting his upbringing. He deeply respected his father, complying with cross-dressing to ensure paternal happiness. Conversely, he exhibits gluttony, laziness, and a propensity for deep sleep. He harbors lust, experiencing recurring erotic dreams about Ryūnosuke and becoming overly tactile while asleep, leading her to barricade him with spirit wards. Despite his gentle demeanor, he displays fierce protectiveness over Ryūnosuke, bludgeoning Ataru Moroboshi for attempting to kiss her and calmly overpowering her in physical confrontations. He cries easily when rejected or scolded.
His relationship with Ryūnosuke features persistent, unreciprocated affection. He fell in love at first sight and remained devoted, viewing her as his destined partner. Ryūnosuke rejected him for his femininity, gluttony, and clinginess. After losing a sumo rematch, a despondent Nagisa nearly left Tomobiki, but Ryūnosuke ordered him to stay until she could defeat him, reigniting his hope for mutual feelings. Their dynamic remained strained yet enduring, with Nagisa interpreting her competitive drive as latent affection.
Nagisa's ghostly origins left lingering sensitivities, like an aversion to Sakura's spirit wards. His sumo prowess and physical strength remained after resurrection, contrasting his delicate appearance. He also retained his voracious appetite, a trait indirectly contributing to his death.