Atsushi Inuo

Atsushi Inuo transfers to Yuzuki Mikage's school and becomes her classmate.

He lives with his mother, Sakura, after his parents’ divorce, as his father is no longer present.

Sakura is neglectful and irresponsible, so Atsushi takes charge of all household chores.

Because of personal reasons, Atsushi accesses the Hell Correspondence system.

He sends his classmate, Takateru Washizu, to hell, which deeply affects his mental health.

Afterward, Atsushi struggles emotionally and begins to suffer from psychological distress.

Atsushi is often seen shopping at the supermarket, a task he does daily for his family.

Yuzuki Mikage notices this routine and offers her support to Atsushi.

She introduces him to a mobile vegetable shop run by Wanyuudou and Yamawaro, letting him purchase cheaper produce.

Atsushi shows maturity beyond his years, handling responsibilities abandoned by his mother.

Despite his struggles, he is resourceful and tries to make the best out of a difficult situation.

The burden of his decision through the Hell Correspondence weighs heavily on him, impacting his wellbeing and sense of self.

He is the son of Sakura, a careless mother whom he must look after.

Atsushi’s father is absent following a divorce, leaving him as the head of the household at a young age.

His connection to Yuzuki Mikage becomes more significant as she notices his hardships and helps him find better ways to support himself and his mother.

Interactions with Wanyuudou and Yamawaro are practical, centered around the mobile vegetable shop.

Atsushi Inuo's mother, Sakura, is voiced by Atsuko Tanaka.

Atsushi’s storyline highlights themes of loneliness, responsibility, and the psychological effects of using the Hell Correspondence.

His journey is both empathetic and troubling, offering a realistic portrayal of the consequences faced by those who use supernatural solutions to real-world problems.