Tsuki Uzaki, a 43-year-old woman with silver hair swept into a side ponytail and faintly visible blue eyes often narrowed into amused slits, carries a youthful charm contrasting her age. Her petite, curvaceous frame typically sports a white long-sleeved shirt layered under a black sleeveless undershirt, paired with a bright yellow buttoned skirt and white flats. A devoted mother to Hana, Kiri, and Yanagi, Tsuki balances gentle warmth with fierce overprotectiveness. Her active imagination, shaped by melodramatic media, fuels frequent misreadings of social cues—most notably interpreting Shinichi Sakurai’s interactions with Hana as secretly romantic or threatening. Privately, she spins cynical assumptions about others, though her nurturing instincts shine through efforts like patiently teaching Hana to cook. Playfulness punctuates her maternal duties, as seen during a hot springs trip where her swimsuit-clad figure rivals her daughters’. Beneath her reserved exterior lies a mischievously lewd imagination, projecting exaggerated dramas onto mundane moments. This blend of anxious creativity and protectiveness drives recurring humor, especially when overreacting to Hana’s closeness with Shinichi—such as her flustered shock upon learning Hana once stayed at his home. Though mutually respectful, her marriage to Fujio Uzaki takes a backseat to her children’s well-being. Tsuki’s comedic volatility and steadfast traits—motherly care, melodrama-fueled misinterpretations, and an ageless vibrancy—anchor her role without significant evolution, ensuring her presence remains both grounding and unpredictably entertaining.