Character Design
Anzu's character design was overseen by Kazuki Takahashi.
In the manga, Anzu originally bore a conventional, short hairstyle. Her first color image, seen in Volume 1, Chapter 1, featured dark brown hair and brown eyes. As Takahashi continued drawing the manga, Anzu gained more feminine and "cute" facial features while her hair style became longer and less conventional. Color images from Volume 3 and onward portray her hair as a lighter brown color. Sometimes her eyes are colored blue, while sometimes her eyes are colored reddish brown.
By the final volume of the manga, Anzu's hair touches her shoulders. Her normal female Domino High School outfit consists of a pink coat and a blue pleated skirt.
In the first series anime, her hair and eyes are of a reddish brown color. Her normal school outfit color differs; her coat is orange and her tie and skirt are green.
In the second series anime, she has dark brown hair and blue eyes. Her usual outfit from the second series anime consists of the school uniform colored in the same manner as in the original manga. From the second to the third season, Anzu's clothes consists of a bright green, yellow polo sleeveless buttoned shirt, blue and pink bracelets, navy shorts with a light blue belt, white stockings, and blue platform shoes.
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