I Can Only Recognize People by Their Nicknames

Face-blind, but with the ability to attract sporty high school boys.

My old trick of identifying people by their hair color and voice doesn't work at all. Every one of these sporty boys has brightly dyed hair, and several of them are only distinguishable by listening closely to their voices.

It wasn't until later that Takehaya Yuzuki learned they all shared the same voice actor.

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[Standing in front of you now are a pink-haired boy and a red-haired boy. They look almost identical, and both are voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya. Guess which one is your childhood friend?]

Takehaya Yuzuki: Good question, but my childhood friend doesn't have multiple personalities.

The real Kusuo Saiki, who has a gender-swapped form: ...

[The person on the phone with you shares a voice actor with another guy who plays ball. Here's the question: are they shouting Akashi or Akaashi?]

Takehaya Yuzuki: Good question, but the loudest one is definitely Kotaro.

Kotaro Bokuto: HeyHeyHey--!

Ryota Kise: Tch.

[All the people standing in front of you have black hair, blue eyes, and M-shaped bangs. Guess which one is Tobio Kageyama?]

Takehaya Yuzuki: The one who says "boke."

Shoyo Hinata: Absolutely right!

Tobio Kageyama: ...

It's practically foolproof. √

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Though it's still not always useful.

For example, my trick for telling the Itoshi brothers apart is to count their lower eyelashes. I've gotten it wrong countless times and made Rin Itoshi furious countless times. Even after giving them nicknames, I still can't recognize them right away, so I give up and make random guesses.

But that's fine.

The gods are always kind to sincere people.

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A crossover with Japanese dramas. Characters from Japanese dramas will appear among those who develop unexpected feelings for the heroine (← bold).

Theme: Kindness creates miracles