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Tarō Kabakura (樺倉 太郎 Kabakura Tarō) is Hirotaka Nifuji's co-worker at the office and the husband of Hanako Koyanagi who is a less intense otaku who likes heroes and bishoujo (beautiful girls).
Along with Hanako, Taro works at an unknown company with Narumi Momose and Hirotaka Nifuji.
Appearance[]
Taro is a handsome young man with spiky orange hair and small orange or light brown eyes. He is often mentioned as a scary person by his co-workers due to his eyes.
Work[]
Tarō's work attire
Taro wears only his white button up shirt with the sleeves rolled up halfway to his elbows and red-blue tie.
Home[]
Kabakura with his hair down
When he is at home, Taro puts his hair down.
Personality[]
Taro is a genuine person and a casual otaku who likes bishoujo anime, he is often shown very serious about his work. He is optimistic compared to his peers.
People often say that his preferences are easy to figure out.
History[]
Relationship[]
Hanako Koyanagi[]
Taro and Hanako have been together ever since high school, yet neither one of them can recall who confessed first. They're often seen arguing a lot in public but when they're alone together, they seem to behave like a normal couple.
He is sometimes annoyed when his girlfriend forces him to do something that involves yaoi. In most cases, he is seen blushing when he sees Hanako reading erotic yaoi manga.
He is very often cold hearted, but he does really love Hanako.
In Vol.9 Ch.65.3, they later got married, which now makes her Hanako Kabakura (樺倉 花子, Kabakura Hanako).
Hirotaka Nifuji[]
Taro and Hirotaka seem to have a good bond outside their work.
Narumi Momose[]
Taro often sees Narumi as "cute" and "his type" because he likes cute and tiny girls like Ranka Lee from Macross Frontier. Even though he admits that she's bad at her job and an airhead, he still thinks that her smile is her only saving grace. As Narumi interacts with other men like Naoya Nifuji, Tarou gets antsy and aggressive like a 'protective father'.
Etymology[]
- The name Taro means "thick, big, great" (太) (ta) and "son" (郎) (ro).
- Taro's surname Kabakura means "birch" (樺) (kaba) and "warehouse, storehouse, barn, treasury, granary, cellar, magazine, godown, depository, elevator, storage place, repository, supply shed, grain elevator, stockpile, arsenal" (倉) (kura).
References[]
| Main | Narumi Momose | Hirotaka Nifuji | Hanako Koyanagi | Tarō Kabakura | Naoya Nifuji | Kō Sakuragi |