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Akane Asahina

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Akane Asahina

朝比奈あかね

Akane Asahina appears in Kanokon: The Girl Who Cried Fox (2008). This page lists 3 anime and 2 manga, voiced by Chiwa Saitou (JAPANESE) and Camilla Debry (ENGLISH).

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About Akane Asahina

Akane Asahina is the class representative of Kouta Oyamada's class. Due to her position as the class representative, she has a high sense of regulations and disagrees with how ardently Chizuru Minamoto pursues Kouta. Akane usually wears the traditional school uniform (beige suit, black knee-high stockings, brown shoes, pinkish-red bow, brown skirt). In the OVAs, she dresses more casually, and along with her uniform, has black hair with two accessories in it. Although she speaks roughly when Chizuru is around Kouta, she's on good terms with him and worries about his relationship with Chizuru, citing her as a bad example. She was also very cold to Tayura Minamoto but warmed up to him after he risked his life to save her during their trip to the beach. Though, she still slugs him when he tries to be more intimate with her. (Source: Kanokon Wiki, edited)

Race
Human

Akane Asahina at a glance

Akane Asahina first shows up in our catalog in Kanokon: The Girl Who Cried Fox, from 2008, as a supporting character. Our records show three anime appearances plus two manga.

Where to find Akane Asahina

In Japanese, Akane Asahina is voiced by Chiwa Saito. In English, the role goes to Camilla Debry. Other appearances include Kanokon: Manatsu no Dai Shanikusai and Kanokon Specials.

FAQ

What anime is Akane Asahina in?

Kanokon: The Girl Who Cried Fox, Kanokon: Manatsu no Dai Shanikusai, and Kanokon Specials.

Who voices Akane Asahina in English?

Camilla Debry.

Who is Akane Asahina's Japanese voice actor?

Chiwa Saito.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.