Bokurano: Alternative

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Bokurano Novel

Light Novel5 volumes · 18 chaptersFinished

DramaSci-FiMechaPsychologicalShounen

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May 24, 2007 to Jun 18, 2008

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Bokurano

Main characters

Jun Ushiro69 fan favorites
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A boy with a short fuse, found almost always mistreating his little sister, Kana. Whenever he is upset by anything, the first thing he does is beat Kana. Despite this it is clear he does care for her from the start as he does not let Kana "play the game". (Source: Wikipedia)
Yousuke Kirie14 fan favorites
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Fat and weak-willed, he was often bullied. His depressed hikkikomori cousin made him wonder about the worth of his life, and that of others. (Source: Wikipedia)
Kanji Yoshikawa9 fan favorites
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Jun's schoolmate and friend. (Source: Wikipedia)
Kana Ushiro7 fan favorites
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Ushiro Jun's little sister who was often abused by him but never complained.
Isao Kako7 fan favorites
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Kako was a spoiled and self-centered coward with a severe inferiority complex. He acted as an errand boy for a group of bullies to avoid being the subject of their abuse, and his parents would let him get away with just about anything, much to his older sister's chagrin. Kako’s only "friend" was Kirie who also went to his school. Kako would constantly boss Kirie around since it made him feel less like a loser especially since Kirie would take this abuse without complaint. Kako in fact made Kirie accompany him to the nature school for this very reason. It was here that Kako developed a strong crush on Chizu. When he first entered the game Kako was excited, hoping that his piloting Zearth would make him famous, but upon learning the price of piloting, he suffered a mental breakdown and hid in his room. (Source: Wikipedia)
Takashi Waku5 fan favorites
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Waku was an energetic and confident young boy who acted like a stereotypical shōnen main character. He was previously a talented soccer player and is considered popular. He wanted to become a professional player and his friends thought he had the talent for it. However, he found out that his salary-man father was a soccer player just like him in his youth and even played at the national level. The fact that someone just like him didn't make it shook Waku's resolve and he stopped playing soccer. If he had not quit the team he wouldn't have been at the summer class and become a pilot. He was chosen to become the first pilot of the children. After the battle with Bayonet, they celebrated on Zearth's shoulder. When Ushiro patted Waku on the back he fell off the side into the ocean. They thought that Ushiro accidentally pushed him but he actually died a moment before when his time as a pilot ended. His chair was a simple plastic folding chair. In the manga the number of casualties is unspecified, but in the anime there are 2,343 casualties. (Source: Wikipedia)
Aiko Tokosumi3 fan favorites
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Anko's dream is to be an idol (pop singer), but her dream is shattered once she becomes one of the contracted pilots for Zearth. (Source: Wikipedia)
Masaru Kodaka2 fan favorites
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Kodama was the boy chosen to pilot Zearth during the third battle with the robot, Cancer. He was a relatively quiet boy who liked to keep to himself. His father was a wary individual who ran a civilian contracting company. Kodama's two gifted older brothers hate their father and try to go towards a different path, however Kodama looked up to him and his status as a "chosen" man. He even wore Kokopelli's glasses to seem smarter like his father. Being raised by his father seems to have warped Kodama's sense of ethics and morality to the point where he enjoys to take shots at stray cats with a pellet gun. (Source: Wikipedia)
Takami Komoda2 fan favorites
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Her chair was a wooden, fancy, Victorian-style chair. (Source: Wikipedia)