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| Ayana Otonashi 音無 彩名 | |
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| Character Information | |
| Gender | Female |
| First Appearance | Down the Rabbit Hole I |
| Portrayed By | Mia Naruse |
Ayana Otonashi (音無 彩名, Otonashi Ayana) is an enigmatic character who appears before every protagonist in Wonderful Everyday. She is predominantly encountered on rooftops and is implied at several points to have the widest breadth of knowledge in the game.
Ayana is one of the few characters who recognize Takuji, Tomosane, and Yuki as three diffferent people. She displays an ability to read the minds of several characters and has some degree of direct influence over Tomosane's DID system. She is aware of Hasaki's childhood in Sawaimura as well as her attempt to climb large hills in search of her father's soul.
Ayana is one of the few characters who recognize Takuji, Tomosane, and Yuki as three diffferent people. She displays an ability to read the minds of several characters and has some degree of direct influence over Tomosane's DID system. She is aware of Hasaki's childhood in Sawaimura as well as her attempt to climb large hills in search of her father's soul.
Trivia
- Ayana is adapted from the character of the same name from Tsui no Sora.
- During "It's my own invention," Ayana is briefly depicted as a futanari during a fantasy experienced by Takuji Mamiya. This is a reference to the fact that the Ayana of Tsui no Sora is a futanari. However, the Ayana of Wonderful Everyday is not.
