Ōno Makoto or Oono Makoto is the older sister of Ōno Akira, and a member of the Ōno Zaibatsu.
| Ōno Makoto | |
|---|---|
| Japanese | 大野 真 |
| Furigana | おおの まこと |
| Age | 18-19 (Season 1 & Season 2) |
| Gender | Female |
| Hair Color | Black (Manga) Dark purple (Anime) |
| Eye Color | Dark ruby |
| Personal Status | |
| Relatives | Unnamed Father Ōno no Haha (Mother) Ōno Akira (younger sister) Haruo Yaguchi (Friend/Possible future Brother-in-Law) |
| Information | |
| Seiyū | 赤﨑千夏 |
| Anime debut | Round 3 |
Profile[]
Appearance[]
Makoto is a college student who almost looks like her younger sister Akira, down to even the face, except her hair is a bit more curly. She is usually seen in a Yellow-Orange wool sweater, gray jeans and a jewel necklace.
When trying to get Haruo out of Shibuya, she gains a new makeover. The makeover consists of a Black wool shirt with long sleeves, a red, black and white check styled skirt and brown knee high boots. She wore this until Gōda Moemi notices, who believes it is unbecoming of Makoto to wear street clothing, and strips the clothes away and burns them.
Personality[]
Makoto is like the polar opposite of Akira. She's loquacious, carefree, and a little bit of a tomboy who doesn't care much about fashion. While being the older one, and despite how she teases her younger sister, she is usually more or less very jealous towards her younger sister. This is due to Akira's relationship with Haruo and the complicated love triangle, whilst she herself hasn't had a boyfriend before.
Makoto does feel bad for Akira due to how it was her fault that Akira has to shoulder all the hopes of the family name and supports Akira's love for video games. She makes it no secret that she dislikes the parenting of her family and frequently runs away from Gōda Moemi, to the point that Moemi decides to give up on Makoto.
In the manga, she has a somewhat perverse side, begging for a new pc to use for fulfillling her erotic desires. When that didn't work, she resorts to the arcade to play the more mature orientated games. She herself was not ashamed to admit this, and she even rants on about what she experienced and loved.
Story[]
Relationships[]
Ōno Akira[]
Despite how she sometimes teases her younger sister, Makoto does deeply care about Akira. However Makoto does feel bad for Akira due to how it might be her fault that Akira has to shoulder all the hopes of the family name, prior to Makoto giving up on it all. Makoto supports Akira's love for video games and also supports Akira's relationship with Haruo.
Yaguchi Haruo[]
As Makoto supports the relationship between Haruo and Akira, both Haruo and Makoto also get along well. Makoto is also a casual gamer so it's not hard for them to hang out at game centers and even at his house.
Yaguchi Namie[]
Makoto occasionally visits Haruo at his house. Whilst at their house Makoto and Haruo's mother bond extremely well together, gossiping and chatting away. Both of them support the relationship between Haruo and Akira.
Etymology[]
Her family name Ōno (大野) means "big field". Her name Makoto (誠) means "sincerity" or "truth." While it's a unisex Japanese name, it is used more masculinely and commonly used by males. This also applies to the name of her younger sister Ōno Akira.
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Trivia[]
- Makoto made her first appearance earlier in the story at the airport when they're leaving Japan for Los Angeles. She's not seen in both the manga and anime during that time, but she's one of the people pulling Akira off of Haruo. Her voice actress has a few lines during that specific scene.
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| Manga (Hi Score Girl - Hi Score Girl DASH) - Anime (Season 1 - Season 2) - Timeline - Translations |
| Characters |
| Main characters |
| Yaguchi Haruo - Ōno Akira - Hidaka Koharu |
| Supporting characters |
| Gamers |
| Ma-kun - Nikotamagawa Felicia - Raging Girl |
| Students |
| Doi Genta - Miyao Kōtarō - Onizuka Chihiro |
| Adults |
| Gōda Moemi - Jīya - Numata - Ōno Makoto - Shōgakkō-sensei - Tōno Reiko - Yaguchi Namie |
| Video game characters |
| Dhalsim - Gōki - Guile - Guy - Honda - Nash - Phobos - Vega - Zangieff |
| Organizations |
| Capcom - Koei Tecmo - Konami - Ōno Zaibatsu - Square Enix - SNK - Taito |
| Locations |
| Kanagawa |
| Airport - Candy Store - Flower Garden - Gashadokuro Game Center - Hidaka Mart - Jōran Kōkō - Marumiya Game Center - Minami Chū - Minami Shō - Mizonokuchi - Ōno Mansion - Totsuka Shop - Yaguchi House |
| Tōkyō |
| Shibuya |
| Others |
| Biwa - Kawasaki - Kyōto - Los Angeles - Ōsaka |
| Video games |
| Gaming platforms |
| Arcade - Famicom - Game Boy - Super Famicom - PC Engine - PC Engine GT - PlayStation - Sega Saturn - Game Gear - Virtual Boy - Neo Geo CD |
| Games |
| Final Fantasy - Final Fight - Kung-Fu - Samurai Spirits - Street Fighter - Tekken - Vampire Savior - Virtua Fighter - Yie Ar Kung-Fu - Karateka |
| Media |
| Music |
| "New Stranger" (OP) - "Hōkago Distraction" (ED) |
| Personnel |
| Staffs |
| Oshikiri Rensuke (mangaka) - Yamakawa Yoshiki (anime director) - Urahata Tatsuhiko (anime writer) - Kuwabata Michiru (anime character designer) - Shimomura Yōko (composer) |
| Seiyū |