About “Tonikaku Kawaii: Fly Me to the Moon” in a few words:

Tonikaku Kawaii: Fly Me to the Moon is a romantic comedy anime/manga series that follows the story of Nasa Yuzaki, a high school student who meets and falls in love with a girl named Tsukasa Tsukuyomi. After a whirlwind romance, the two get married and start their new life together. The series follows their daily adventures as they navigate married life and the challenges that come with it. The series is known for its lighthearted humor, charming characters, and heartwarming romance.

Meet the characters from Tonikaku Kawaii: Fly Me to the Moon

Nasa Yuzaki

Nasa is the adorably earnest space nerd who somehow turned being awkward into an art form. He obsesses over astronomy and logic but simultaneously melts into a puddle when Tsukasa smiles — like, full spreadsheet brain and then totally flustered. Practical, stubborn, secretly romantic, and the kind of guy who will plan a detailed schedule for date nights and then forget where he parked the car. He’s both reliable and hilariously scatterbrained (he has too many socks or none? I can never keep track).

Tsukasa Yuzaki

Tsukasa is quietly radiant and oddly omnipotent in domestic skills — she can make the perfect omelet and also deliver life advice that stops time. Gentle, mysterious, endlessly patient, but don’t be fooled: there’s a calm, ancient-soul energy under that smile that makes people confess things. She’s this soothing presence who somehow remembers everything and pretends not to, like a soft encyclopedia with a great laugh. Oh and she collects stationery and sleeps like a stone, which is both adorable and slightly suspicious.

Kaname Arisugawa

Kaname is the sleek, slightly aloof friend who always looks put together and has opinions about your entire personality based on your shoes. Appears icy but is basically a protective marshmallow deep down — classy, sarcastic, and unexpectedly sentimental about tiny things like old postcards. She’s the “I told you so” type in the best way, swooping in with calmer heads and sharper comebacks. Also she drinks tea or coffee or something strong and definitely judges your playlist.

Aya Arisugawa

Aya is pure chaotic sunshine: loud, dramatic, and impossibly enthusiastic about everyone’s romantic mishaps. She’ll stage-manage your life like it’s a reality show, call you at dawn with conspiracy theories, and somehow make you feel 100% supported while also being roasted. Overflowing with energy and snacks, she’s the kind of person who kisses friendships directly on the forehead. Secretly excellent at improvisational breakfasts that might be dangerous but are loved anyway.

Chitose Kaginoji

Chitose is glamorous, sharp, and a tiny bit schemy in the most delightful manner — picture a socialite who plans parties like military operations. She’s intimidating at first (her entrances have an effect), but beneath the designer coat is someone who actually cares, just with very dramatic flair. Flirtatious, meddlesome, loves fancy cakes and a grand gesture, and will roast you while handing you a perfectly wrapped gift. Also collects oddly specific trinkets (teacups? spoons? postcards?) and will absolutely make you attend a themed tea party.

Charlotte

Charlotte is the soft, whimsical type who slips into scenes like a cozy secret — quiet, observant, and full of small kindnesses. She’s low-key fierce when needed, the sort who leaves tiny notes in books or pockets (or maybe she doesn’t, I might be imagining that). Cozy vibes, loves animals, probably names clouds and plants, and has a habit of appearing with warm cookies at precisely the emotional moment. Slightly clumsy in the cutest way, and suspiciously good at remembering birthdays.

Aurora

Aurora is theatrical, glittery, and absolutely loves making an entrance — think vintage movie star mixed with midnight karaoke energy. She hoards mixtapes, writes sappy poetry in secret, and will text you a sunrise quote at 5 a.m. despite claiming to hate mornings (total contradiction, yes). Big on style, bigger on heart; she’s tender under the spotlight and will defend her friends with operatic passion. Also collects neon signs or old film tickets or something fabulously nostalgic, so expect dramatic souvenirs.