Mana Hazuki

Not to be confused with Mana.

Mana Hazuki (葉月・まな, Hazuki Mana) is one of the central characters of the Sunflower-verse. She is the main character of Heart of Glass, and the deuteragonist of Handle With Care I & II, stories where she is first introduced alongside Miu Hazuki, her twin-sister.

Mana is a charming human girl, living in a world filled with things that are hard to accept. At 15 years old when first introduced, she is someone determined to pull through by doing her best at all times, even being the model student of her class. Polite, smart, sportive, full of energy and friendly, she is generally considered to be the ideal child. Hides however under that lovely smile a heavy burden, as well as countless worries.

On the side, she is also a relatively spoiled child by her parents, despite having had a rather severe education, which shows when she asks other people to do things for her. She has very little regard for the way she treats them, which has a tendency to get on the nerves of most.

Past progressively starting to change into a werewolf, her behavior and manners dramatically degrade, to the point where she barely acts human anymore at times, openly displaying some sort of canine-like attitude. She then spends most of her time attempting to keep control of her emotions, while trying to stay away from other people so that they wouldn't see her while in the form of a "demiwolf". Unfortunately, her difficult relationships and her capture at the hands of the army complicate everything, and severely erode her mental state.

She eventually becomes extremely aggressive some time after starting to serve as lab rat, not showing any hesitation to threaten or even attack people if she wants to, and progressively shifts to a cold and calculating individual that shows no remorse over even violently abusing her own sister, Miu. Around that same time, Mana also develops a strong feeling of superiority over the humans surrounding her, and does not hesitate to let it show by openly belittling others.

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