He also claims that the marriage agreement between the Hanabishi and the Sakuraba is still in effect and that duty requires Aoi to marry him instead. Note: In the manga, there's another Kaoru Hanabishi who claims to be the legitimate heir of the Hanabishi Zaibatsu and insists on referring to Aoi's Kaoru by his mother's surname, Honjō. The idea of marriage took him aback, but very quickly likes, and even eventually looks forward to it. When Aoi came he was, at first, perplexed at her visit, not remembering almost anything prior. Living alone in self-imposed exile up till now, he has led an average, if not lonely, life. His back is scarred from when he was tortured with a bamboo cane for trying to prevent his grandfather from burning mementos of his dead mother. Kaoru's mother and father never married, and he was an illegitimate child. He harbors a deep dislike for the Hanabishi clan due to their inhumane treatment of himself and his mother, which was due in turn to that clan's disapproval of his parents' relationship. He's generally well liked and is a member of the photography club at Meiritsu University.
For the most part, he's shown to be a fairly good student, and isn't prone to emotional outbursts unlike other leading males in harem anime.
He's a fairly average person and he doesn't fit the mold of the stereotypical male hero in most harem anime series. The primary male protagonist of the series. Voiced by: Sōichirō Hoshi (Japanese), Dave Wittenberg (English).
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