| Hayato Hasegawa/Relationships | |
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| 矜ç¬å· éŒäºº Hasegawa Hayato | |
| Character Information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 40's |
| Job | Archaeologist |
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| School | Uguisuyama Private High School (former) |
| Japanese Voice | Katsuyuki Konishi |
| English Voice | Bill Jenkins |
| Novel Debut | Volume 4 |
| Manga Debut | Volume 7 Chapter 35 |
| Anime Debut | Episode 6 |
Relationships[]
Kodaka Hasegawa[]
Their only interaction was shown to be their phone call after the events of the "King Game", but it gave a few hints of what their relationship might be like. Hayato seems to trust Kodaka as he let him live alone, and look after his sister (though he himself acknowledges his lack of parental care). He also seems to like teasing his son. Before Kodaka's birth, Hayato began working hard to afford to buy a home that could satisfy his wife's tastes, and seemed to understand what kind of responsibility he must take in order to raise children.
Kobato Hasegawa[]
Hayato, in contrast to Kodaka, cares for his daughter and listens to her wishes (because he feels guilty for long absences due to work), buying DVD and merchandise related to "Kurogane no Necromancer" no questions asked. He calls Kobato "my little angel" and gets flustered if he suspects that some boy may be going out with her.
Tenma Kashiwazaki[]
He and Tenma were best friends since school times. It was Hayato who introduced Tenma to alcohol. Such instances are no rarity in their relationship as in contrast to Tenma, Hayato has been a straight-forward and outspoken person. Since then they've been drinking together. They both seem to regard times of their friendship as precious and reminisce about it quite often.
Airi Hasegawa[]
Hayato immediately became infatuated with Airi upon meeting her for the first time, despite the latter acting shy and somewhat immature for her age during their first meeting. Nonetheless, Hayato and Airi's frequent get-togethers as students bloomed into a lover's relationship, and eventually marriage. From their union bore their children: Kodaka and Kobato, but Airi suddenly dies shortly thereafter. Despite losing his wife, Hayato remained strong and was determined in raising their children on his own which he considers as living mementos of Airi's. Years later, Hayato remained loyal to his late-wife while also continuing to look after the family she left behind.