Hanako Ikezawa

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At a young age, Hanako Ikezawa had a traumatic experience that left her life in shambles. Her parents died when their home burned down in an accident, which also disfigured Hanako herself permanently and leaving her in an orphanage. She is extremely shy, shunning from most other people to the point of actually panicking from any social contact. Her only trusted schoolmate is Lilly, who has taken Hanako under her wing ever since the two were introduced to each other.

Her hobbies include chess, reading, billiards and surprisingly, karaoke.

Relationships

Family

Hanako's mother and father died in a house fire when she was little, she survived it thanks to the sacrifice of her mother that shielded Hanako with her body against the flames, but left her body scarred horrifically. She was eventually orphaned and became a ward of the state, and no other living or dead relatives are mentioned in the story.

Students

Hanako has almost no relationships with anyone other than Lilly. She is shown to be crippled in social situations on multiple occasions and is prone to running away, leaving other students to speculate what had occurred. Later in Lilly's route, she ends up joining the newspaper club, and makes a few more friends.

Staff

Hanako only interacts with Yamaku's staff members if necessary. Usually teachers, including Mutou, try to give Hanako time to herself and often leads to her secluding herself in the library, even during class. Hanako is also acquaintances with Yuuko through Lilly. She also sees a psychiatrist every weekend.

Plot

See Hanako's Route for the full plotline.

Gallery

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  When You First See Hanako
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  Hanako Notices You!
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  Now You've Scared Her

Trivia

• Out of the main five girls, Hanako has only one H-scene, while the rest all have at least two.
• Her name means 'splendor', 'flower', 'petal', 'shine', 'luster', 'ostentatious', 'showy' which can either  be in contrast to Lilly's name or to exemplify her inner beauty.