it strongly. In the anime, his feminine looks are often the subject of fanservice, going so far as to make him strongly appear as a female. In one episode, he was found to have his own school locker room, and even a separate bathhouse due to society acknowledging him as his own gender. Hideyoshi has a helpful personality and is willing to support any activity his friends embark on. He uses the term '', used by old venerable men to describe himself. While he is bad in academics, he has unquestionable talent in acting, and can not only replicate the behavior and mannerisms of other people but also their voices as well. He also can dress instantly on the spot. In Volume 2, he was instigated by Akihisa to mimic Yūji's voice to propose to Shōko during their tournament, confusing her and ultimately setting up the stage for a win for Akihisa-Yūji Team, but this move caused Yūji all manner of problems later on. His Shōkanjū is clad in Hakama and wields a Naginata. During the ESB field error, his Shōkanjū turns into an adult version of 'himself', but changes gender and wears a dress that parodies Little Red Riding Hood. On a side note, he had appeared in the top 10 popular characters in Kono Light Novel ga Sugoi! for both male and female category in the 2009-2010 listings, having been ranked in first place for the male category two years in a row, while placing tenth place for the female category in the 2009 listing and seventh place the following year. Kōta Tsuchiya is the ultimate ecchi in Fumizuki. He has a dark taciturn personality, and as such, he's given the nickname Morose Pervert , implicitly derived from to form a parody for . It has been shown in one of the episodes of season one that he sells copies of pictures of the girls and Hideyoshi, with Akihisa being his "Loyal customer". But even though he is very perverted, nobody, even the girls, seem to mind this side of him. While Kōta is uncommunicative by nature, he is part of Class 2-F's inner circle group of Yūji, Akihisa, Mizuki, Minami, and Hideyoshi. He is terrible at all subjects except for Health Education, in which few students, if any, could come close. Because of Kōta's extreme high score in Health Education, partly attributed to his wealth of knowledge