Haru Husbando

Haru is the deuteragonist and one of the main characters of the series Tsuritama, along with Yuki, Natsuki and Akira. An alien from a faraway planet, Haru travels to the city of Enoshima in hopes of fishing out a creature that is one of his kind from destroying the entire planet. In order to do this, he befriends a socially awkward boy seemingly filled with rage, a fishing prince, and an alien hunter that has been unwillingly assigned to him. In his human form, Haru has wavy light beige hair that naturally falls on his head, forming a bang in-between his bright purple eyes and to the side of them. His eyes are generally round, the biggest of the main cast, and he has long lashes in accompaniment. Haru's hair curves outwards and has a full, round effect, and there is a limp ahoge poking from the top of his head. He has a average build, and is the smallest in length out of the main four characters. Typically he wears a wide variety of clothing, ranging in many different colors, designs, etc. He is first seen wearing the typical Enoshima high school uniform for boys, which includes a blue blazer, white dress shirt, and black pants. Uniquely, his initial shoes are pink with white stripes, and his unique tie is also a modest salmon with a small blue stripe that overcomes a small portion of it's end. Haru's fashion sense is rather childish, as he can be seen wearing sailor styled clothing and bright, fun colors, with not a care as to whether the colors clash or not. He also wears a blue striped belt with a silver planet that looks like Saturn as the main buckle. It is possible that this is what Haru's home planet looks like, but it was never been confirmed. Haru attaches his iconic semi-transparent water gun to this belt, which has a blue button and inner mechanics. Typically when Haru is performing anything that is in relation to using his water alien abilities a triangle forms at the top of his head. It is a yellow, glowing triangle halo that spins just above his ahoge. His ahoge also doubles as an antenna, as it seems to react with his abilities as an alien. It is shown to stretch straight up into a more triangularly skinny shape, similar to a blade of grass, when he is affected in this form. It is shown it can also be bent, twisted, and curled while under Urara's control, and while under his spell, it seems to have a mind of its own, rotating clockwise. Haru seems to have no control of when this happens. Like Coco and Urara, Haru has a fish form. This form is momentarily seen in the final episode when he is cast into Urara's horde — he is a bright yellow betta with translucent, light yellow fins. In general, Haru is a cheerful, outgoing, and optimistic character with a failed understanding of human emotion due to the fact he is, indeed, an alien. Because he is simply so used to having people get along, Yuki's initial stubbornness when it came to fishing almost puzzled Haru, as he's used to people saying yes or agreeing with him. As someone with only good intentions, this can sometimes fail and make him seem inconsiderate or dumb — when, in reality, he simply wishes to learn and get along with everyone. Haru is a headstrong boy that is stubborn in the field of becoming friends with people, and his strong desire for everyone to be happy can sometimes prove to go downhill. As an alien with no understanding of human norms, he is quirky and attention-catching, not being afraid to show something of himself that may be strange to other people, or wearing what he chooses to wear, as shown with his bright clothing choices. Haru, as someone of this mentality, is carefree and childish, and almost impulsive in the sense of him going forward into something that he does not understand. However, he is not actually dumb — in fact, he is shown to understand Urara's place in the ocean and the real reason to why he came to Enoshima in a serious fashion. Despite not knowing much about fishing, he enjoys the activity, as well as doing anything that may seem fun to him, liking kicking around a soccer ball or watering flowers. Haru is also aware of his ability to temporarily mind-control others fairly well, as he is shown to do it multiple times upon getting frustrated or seeing something he does not enjoy. Since Haru is so used to things working out the best way, he does not always consider the other party's feelings — likely because he had failed to understand that not everyone may agree with him. This changes tremendously as the series continuous. Haru's inability to understand human mental pain is likely due to the fact that everybody on his home planet gets along, and thus mental pain would not be something he is familiar with. Haru is extremely self-sacrificial when it comes to the topic of his friends, as he is willing to make himself a villain just for the sake of his companion's safety. This was the main issue in Episode 9 and 10, which Yuki had resolved by telling him otherwise, after a slap to the face. He is also aware that he tends to do whatever he feels like, as Yuki had also told this multiple times — however, upon Haru's understanding, all he wishes is for the best, with no malicious intent. This is, indeed, put to the test at the end of Episode 11 and the beginning of Episode 12. When under the control of Urara, Haru displays a much more crazed, mindless personality, with the intent of mind-controlling any human around him. He is aware that he will be mind controlled right before he is, signifying that he does understand how powerful Urara can be. He is shown to dislike it whenever people are overly stubborn, sans Yuki, and tends to get annoyed when he is not allowed to do things he wants to do, or when he has to be patient. Haru also dislikes Yuki's "demon face." It is shown in Episode 1 that fish are attracted to him.