Kokomi Teruhashi, born August 6 under Leo’s sign, captivates the world as the universally acclaimed “perfect, beautiful girl,” distinguished by long dark blue hair, piercing blue eyes, and an ethereal golden glow. Her allure, evident from infancy, drew crowds of admirers at hospitals and public spaces, cementing a lifetime of preferential treatment through discounts, fan clubs, and relentless adoration. Self-aware yet meticulously poised, Kokomi balances calculated humility with quiet confidence in her intellect and beauty. She masks awareness of her charm to seem approachable, believing inner grace fosters genuine bonds—yet strategically wields her looks to manipulate outcomes, such as salvaging a poorly funded play through theatrical ingenuity. Driven by rivalry, she masters academics, sports, and social dynamics, memorizing peers’ personal histories to cultivate affection, even at personal cost. Initially drawn to wealth and status, she entertained proposals from affluent suitors like Saiko Metori until rejecting his offer over disrespect toward her friends and Kusuo Saiki, a classmate immune to her allure. This defiance marked her pivot toward authenticity, prioritizing integrity over materialism. Her fixation on Kusuo begins with misinterpreting his indifference as intrigue, fueling a quest to win his admiration. What starts as rivalry deepens into genuine affection, punctuated by moments like sharing an indirect kiss via milkshake or panicking when altered memories suggest Kusuo endured past heartbreak. Undeterred by setbacks, she risks her pristine image to openly defend his well-being. Beyond charm, Kokomi commands supernatural abilities: “Angel’s Breath” enchants crowds, “Angel’s Upward Beam” dazzles observers, and “Angel Tears” elicit empathy. Divine providence grants her uncanny luck in chance events, while passive powers include conjuring clear skies in her presence, summoning rain in her absence, and repelling physical grime. Her brother Makoto’s obsessive devotion strains their bond, prompting distance after his actions threaten her connection to Kusuo. Friendships with Chiyo Yumehara and Rifuta Imu reveal loyalty amid beauty rivalries and romantic tensions. Key arcs test her growth: stranded on an Okinawan island after removing Kusuo’s power limiter, she sheds her perfected facade, engaging him playfully as he indulges her whims. Later, she defies societal expectations by refusing a lucrative marriage, choosing self-determination. Kokomi’s journey traces a shift from transactional relationships to valuing mutual effort and respect. While clinging to her identity, she embraces vulnerability, acknowledging perfection’s fragility and allowing raw emotion to surface without erasing her essence.