A boy who is shown as a monster by the circus.
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His right eye naturally grew a horn, playing the role of a monster on stage. During a performance, he meets the gaze of a young girl in the audience, becoming the starting point for the story.
Restage: Haru and the Flower Seller
The boy uses the name Haru to interact with Hana, a flower seller. She admired the angle of his eye protruding, giving him a different response to his monster appearance.
Restage: Encouragement from Hana
Hana's encouragement made Haru no longer see himself as just a monster on the stand. As they spent time together, they gradually fell for each other.
The TRUE unfolding of Restage: Pointing to members and the audience
As TRUE unfolds, Hana's words push Haru to act, directing his anger at both the circus members and the audience.
Related entries
- Featured works:Circus, You, and Monsters ~Restage~
- Meeting during the performance:Girl (Circus, You, and the Monster ~Restage~)
- In Restage, appreciate your own horn and encourage the flower seller:Girl (Circus, You, and the Monster ~Restage~)
References
- Nagizawa Munin: Circus and Kimi to Kaibutsu Restage
- Example: Nagizawa Munin Work Hands-on (Restage Section)
- shikimz: Circus, Kimi to Kaibutsu ~Restage~ Hands-on play
Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.