Suzu Suzukaze

• Birthday: October 10
• Height: 166 cm
• Weight: 46 kg
• Special Skills: Watching over Yū, athletics
• Family: Father, Mother, Two Older Sisters, Herself
• If stranded on a deserted island, Suzu would bring: Yū

Suzu stands out with her naturally blonde hair and sharp blue eyes, which often lead to her being mistaken for a delinquent.

She’s the tallest among the six main girls featured in the manga’s second volume, boasting a slender figure.

Her hair is naturally wavy and tends to get unruly if she can’t use a straightener, occasionally giving her a wild, almost mythical appearance.

Suzu is the group’s voice of reason—quick with a direct and sometimes biting retort, but grounded in common sense.

Despite her rough exterior, she has a gentle side: chasing after cats around campus or making cute bento lunches.

This contrast has quietly won her a growing number of secret admirers, especially in the series’ side stories.

She’s blunt and straightforward, but her reactions are usually justified, except when it comes to Atori Mizutori.

Suzu is fiercely loyal to Yū, her childhood friend, with whom she shares a deeply close bond.

Her daily life and even her profile overflows with details linked to Yū, often at the expense of recognizing other classmates.

Suzu has known Yū since birth, living as next-door neighbors with bedrooms facing each other.

Throughout their school years, they’ve always shared the same class.

During middle school, when Yū set her sights on Fujigasaki High to pursue Atori Mizutori, Suzu followed suit, deciding to attend the same school to stay by Yū’s side.

She successfully enters Fujigasaki High School and continues her tradition of sharing a class with Yū.

Suzu excels at physical activities and is particularly skilled at keeping Yū out of trouble—a self-proclaimed talent.

She is clever and practical, quickly assessing situations and responding appropriately with sharp humor.

Her life revolves mainly around Yū Yūtani, serving both as guardian and close friend.

In matters concerning Atori Mizutori, Suzu acts as a silent observer but occasionally reveals hints of possessiveness towards Yū.

She rarely intervenes directly but is not above sending warning signals when others, like Kiyoraka Sumiki, try to meddle.

Despite being Yū’s romantic rival, Atori actually likes Suzu—she exchanged contact information with Suzu before Yū, and the two often hang out or message each other.

With seniors, she maintains polite respect, but around Yū, Suzu's teasing and physical closeness hit their peak.

Although originally misunderstood in class as a troublemaker, Suzu’s approachable nature gradually wins over her classmates.

Unlike Yū and other more solitary peers, Suzu easily socializes, even bonding on school trips.

Childhood Friends for Life

Suzu and Yū have been inseparable since birth—neighbors, classmates, and best friends.

Suzu's loyalty is such that, even when Yū is embroiled in wild antics or chasing after Atori, she’s always close by to watch over or support her.

Adventures at Fujigasaki High School

Following Yū to Fujigasaki High, Suzu finds herself in a new environment but falls into old rhythms.

Initially isolated due to her reputation, she soon breaks through misunderstandings and becomes more accepted.

Watching Over Yū’s Romantic Pursuits

When Yū targets Atori Mizutori with her comedic attempts at delinquency and affection, Suzu mainly plays the observer.

Yet beneath her calm facade, Suzu is sometimes conflicted, quietly protective and occasionally possessive.

Friendships and Fandom

Despite classroom misunderstandings, Suzu’s cute side and reliability foster secret fans among classmates.

Her natural charisma helps her bond with fellow students, unlike her more withdrawn best friend.

• Suzu finds herself most comfortable with Yū, even preferring to bring her if stranded on a deserted island.
• She has a hidden talent for creating adorable character-themed lunches.
• Suzu’s sharp gaze and wild hair often scare people at first, but her true personality is warm and approachable.
• She’s more familiar with Yū’s habits and needs than the names of other classmates.

• "If Yū goes somewhere, I go too. That’s just how it is."
• "You’re not as much of a delinquent as you think, Yū."
• "I’m just looking after you. Someone’s got to."

Suzu Suzukaze’s blend of misperceived toughness and heartfelt loyalty makes her a standout character in "Bad Girl."

Whether as the main focus or supporting player, her story is always relatable, funny, and full of hidden depth.