Faces"). He's married to his childhood sweetheart, Utako. Akira does not appear in the anime. Keiichi Segawa Kamui's classmate in CLAMP Academy after Kamui transfers, is a boy who enthusiastically tries to become friends with Kamui. Despite the fact he is often seen with a cheerful smile, he dislikes earthquakes greatly as his father was killed in the earthquake that resulted with the spirit barrier at Nakano was destroyed. Keiichi first appears in volume 11 of the manga. Reception While enjoying the narrative, Mike Crandol from Anime News Network found Kamui among others supporting characters unlikable due to their early brooding personalities. Manga News felt that the main cast became more enjoyable when Subaru helps Kamui to abandon his catatonic status to face reality and become a more appealing hero. Within other characters, Subaru and Seishiro were praised. Anime News Network referred to his confrontation with Seishirō in the TV series was praised mainly because how their character designs were updated from the ones from Tokyo Babylon. Beveridge also agreed with Bertschy, calling the episode of their final battle one of the best ones from the series focused on how their backgrounds are shown and tragic elements portrayed. Sandra Scholes from Active Anime shared similar feelings calling Subaru "one of the most endearing characters" within the series based on his tragic backstory and his fight against Seishiro. Finding most characters interesting, THEM Anime Reviews found Sorata and Arashi's bond as one of the best written relationships too due to how close they become and the plot twists the television series they give them for the climax. DVD Talk had mixed thoughts about the characters' relationships, finding them "dull" but instead praised amount violence provided by them in the anime's second half. However, many critics focused on the relationship between Kamui and Fūma, many considering it one of the strongest areas in Rintaro's 1996 film as they are major focused on the tragic storyline rather than the supporting cast who get little screentime. Animerica was more positive by how the drama focused on Kamui, Fuma and Kotori, finding it intense. Ex claimed that the audience who has not read Tokyo Babylon would not understand the personal vendetta Subaru has for Seishiro and that instead they kill each other quickly in the movie's initial scenes. the book Anime Classics Zettai!: 100 Must-See Japanese Animation Masterpieces noted that both the feature and television