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Age: 16
Hifumi Suu is the 23rd girlfriend and a first year student at Ohananomitsu's High School.
Suu is in love with numbers, according to her, it's just like people are in love with someone of either the opposite or the same sex.
In a similar way to Rentarou, who equally loves all of his girlfriends, she equally loves all of the numbers, and loves to describe the qualities of each number, like 1's sleek & trim form, 2's contrast between the curve and the line, 3's dip and shapely mounds, 4's wonderfully sharp corners, and so on.
Despite being in love with the numbers, she's very bad at math, this is because she thinks that each number has it's own identity, and feels that humans strip off their identitities to turn them into things (like turning 1 + 1 into 2 instead of 11, according to her, the latter respects the identity of the number 1).
Etymology
Her surname is a pun based on some of the words used to describe numbers. 一 (Hi) is used to representate 1, 二 (Fu) is used to representate 2, and 三 (Mi) is used to representate 3; while her name 数 (Suu) literally means Number in japanese.
(Source: 100Kanojo Wiki)
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Hifumi Suu is the 23rd girlfriend and a first year student at Ohananomitsu's High School.
Suu is in love with numbers, according to her, it's just like people are in love with someone of either the opposite or the same sex.
In a similar way to Rentarou, who equally loves all of his girlfriends, she equally loves all of the numbers, and loves to describe the qualities of each number, like 1's sleek & trim form, 2's contrast between the curve and the line, 3's dip and shapely mounds, 4's wonderfully sharp corners, and so on.
Despite being in love with the numbers, she's very bad at math, this is because she thinks that each number has it's own identity, and feels that humans strip off their identitities to turn them into things (like turning 1 + 1 into 2 instead of 11, according to her, the latter respects the identity of the number 1).
Etymology
Her surname is a pun based on some of the words used to describe numbers. 一 (Hi) is used to representate 1, 二 (Fu) is used to representate 2, and 三 (Mi) is used to representate 3; while her name 数 (Suu) literally means Number in japanese.
(Source: 100Kanojo Wiki)
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