Film Sparkling Detective Akeboshi Koutarou: Fiance of the Funeral Procession Akeboshi Koutarou (lead) Sparkling Detective Akeboshi Koutarou Akeboshi Koutarou (lead) Kirameki Revolution Shima Hiroshi (lead) According to Lady Amane Nakano Ginzo (supporting) The Story Of My Favorite Idol Coming To Be My Assistant Kawaguchi Subaru (supporting)
Television I Hope To Be With You Forever Ike Masaya (lead) Love Paradox Hayashi Kouji (supporting) But My Little Brother Still Wants To Fall In Love!!! Akimoto Wataru (supporting)
My Future Plans
The third movie in the Sparkling Detective Akeboshi Koutarou series has been greenlit, so please look forward to it.
My Talents
My sparkling personality lights up a room ✨ I'm also fond of paper crafts.
Favorite Books, Movies, Music, and Food
I prefer classic novels. Please support my co-stars in Fiance of the Funeral Procession, coming soon to own on video and DVD!
My Ideal Partner
Height
175 cm/5'8"
Body Type
slim
Smokes
for spells
Drinks
yes
Drugs
that's bad for you!
Sign
Scorpio, Dog
Education
high school
Occupation
romance actor, exorcist
Income
that's private ✨
Children
none
Pets
none
Hobbies
reading, riding public transportation
Most people aren't sharing. I don't know if it's because I come on too strong when I'm asking, though.
[And hence why he's recruiting Oushi to the cause-- he can imagine that some people would be more willing to share details of a curse with Oushi, as a normal sort of person, than an exorcist grilling them on something upsetting and personal with a businesslike, "seen it all" sort of approach. Of course, there are probably people out there who would feel the opposite, that they'd rather talk to Natori as a professional, but that was the idea of working together, right?]
Yes. The heart seems to be inaccessible but the maintenance area of the basement is still very haunted. The ayakashi down there seem to try to make you dwell on your regrets.
I'll see what I can do. But it's not like I know what kind of questions to even ask.
[ then again, maybe that isn't the point. maybe what would matter more is that he's willing to listen at all.
but he imagines there's little catharsis without an offered solution. he supposes that's where natori comes in, but he wouldn't feel right making promises for the other man, either. ]
That's alright! Just be yourself. I think you'll be surprised what you can learn. [and then he draws a few stars in place of the sparkle emoji.]
Curses? Not here. I'd need to understand a lot more about the house to have a chance of doing that. [And even then, the house was very likely too powerful for him. He probably shouldn't give false hope.] I'm more helpful on the preventative side, here.
Really? That's quite considerate of you, Oushi-kun!
[and actually, since they're not talking about anything significant, he swaps back to texting; the texts come at the same time that the doll arrives (Kami has a friend with a compliment written on it now.)]
But is it really alright? You must not have much more space/funds than I do.
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[And hence why he's recruiting Oushi to the cause-- he can imagine that some people would be more willing to share details of a curse with Oushi, as a normal sort of person, than an exorcist grilling them on something upsetting and personal with a businesslike, "seen it all" sort of approach. Of course, there are probably people out there who would feel the opposite, that they'd rather talk to Natori as a professional, but that was the idea of working together, right?]
Yes. The heart seems to be inaccessible but the maintenance area of the basement is still very haunted. The ayakashi down there seem to try to make you dwell on your regrets.
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but he imagines there's little catharsis without an offered solution. he supposes that's where natori comes in, but he wouldn't feel right making promises for the other man, either. ]
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Curses? Not here. I'd need to understand a lot more about the house to have a chance of doing that. [And even then, the house was very likely too powerful for him. He probably shouldn't give false hope.] I'm more helpful on the preventative side, here.
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or is there? ]
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[and actually, since they're not talking about anything significant, he swaps back to texting; the texts come at the same time that the doll arrives (Kami has a friend with a compliment written on it now.)]
But is it really alright? You must not have much more space/funds than I do.
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doesn't matter
it'll make me feel better to know i'm doing something useful around here
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Washi paper is the most effective, but I can make do with just about any sort, so get whatever makes the most sense for your circumstances.
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if there's anything else i can do, just tell me ok?
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