There’s something wonderful/grating about watching troublemakers. You either love them or hate them, but how can you possibly hate Chio? Sure, she’s always causing trouble for Manana or defying her mother’s rules like playing games in the middle of the night, but that’s what makes her so wonderful. She pushes the boundaries, all while trying not to stand out. Let’s not forget that she even told Andou that she was an international gang leader named Bloody Butterfly in hopes of not getting into further trouble for knocking him out. Why didn’t she just run? Then there’s that time she decided to just climb a wall for fun because why not? It’s dangerous, and there’s a safer path, but nope. Chio does everything her own way.

Despite being a troublemaker, Chio still has a cute side to her where she’s completely innocent, like when she first discovers BL magazines. It’s cute to see her blushing and getting all heated up. Then she gets all bashful and tries to hide the fact that she’s buying a BL magazine from Andou by covering the cover with chocolate. Oh and then there’s her dream of wanting to throw a cigarette back into a car and telling the culprit to throw it into a trash can. Who dreams of doing these things?!

Chio consistently runs into obstacles on the way to school, but it’s clear that she’s pretty resourceful. Like when she gets stuck in a Kabbadi match with Madoka. Chio refuses to lose so she slides under Yuki which had Madoka’s hand rooted to Yuki’s butt. Thus, Chio wins! Then there is that time when Chio got stuck in the men’s room. She spills tea on the ground to look like urine so that no one enters the bathroom. Oh, and of course she’s really epic like when she and Manana join forces to help Andou deliver the newspaper to that cranky man! Chio is pretty creative and epic in all that she does!

Have you ever wanted to play a video game and apply those skills in real life? Well, Chio is one of those people who actually does apply those skills in her every day life. She’s full of antics and compares her life to a video game while trying out new skills during her walk home. Let’s not even forget that she actually freakin’ learned pole dancing through playing GTA. Who does that?

Despite a lot of Chio’s antics, she’s actually really relatable. She just wants to fly under the radar and not stand out as a student. Chio also plays video games relentlessly. Plus, there’s her funny friendship with Manana that many of us can compare to our own weird friendships with our best friends.