Aoi Fukami is an animator at Studio Petit who also works as a housewife. She is married but deeply dissatisfied with her husband, viewing him as unreliable and unsupportive. This marital discontent fuels her relentless work ethic: complaining about her domestic frustrations serves as a powerful motivator, triggering sharp emotional reactions that she channels into rapid bursts of animation production. When colleagues invoke her grievances during production crunches, she dramatically increases her pace, transforming personal resentment into professional momentum. These venting sessions help her meet tight deadlines, highlighting how animators at the studio often channel private struggles into their creative output.