Ayame Himuro

Ayame Himuro and Shinya Yukimura centers around their shared identity as highly logical scientists who struggle to process emotions in a normal way. Both are graduate researchers working in the same university laboratory, where their academic background in science and mathematics strongly shapes their personalities and worldview. Their relationship begins when Himuro suddenly confesses that she believes she is in love with Yukimura. However, rather than accepting the confession emotionally, Yukimura insists that love must be proven scientifically, leading the two to treat their own feelings as a research subject. Because of their analytical personas, they design experiments, collect data, and measure reactions—such as heart rate, attraction levels, and behavioral responses—to determine whether their feelings truly qualify as “love.” Despite this logical approach, their dynamic slowly reveals genuine affection beneath the scientific framework. Himuro tends to be slightly more emotionally aware and occasionally embarrassed by their romantic experiments, while Yukimura remains extremely strict about relying on data and evidence. Their relationship therefore becomes a mix of intellectual rivalry, awkward romantic tension, and cooperative research, where both attempt to reconcile their scientific identities with emotions that cannot be easily quantified.