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Kouichi Madanbashi
Kouichi
Biographical Information
Kanji 真玉橋孝一
Age 17 (16 in the manga)
Physical and Vital Statistics
Race Human
Gender Male
Debut
Anime Episode 1
Voice Actors
Japanese Nobunaga Shimazaki
English Matt Mercer


Kouichi Madanbashi (真玉橋 孝一, Madanbashi Kōichi) is the main protagonist from episodes 1 to 5. He has the special ability of releasing I-ERO partcles when he gropes Sonan Kyōko's breasts. He is the pilot of the Daimidaler. After his "death," a new pilot shows up and takes control of the new Daimidaler. Later in episode 10, Kouichi Madanbashi returns.

Personality[]

Kouichi always says whatever he thinks and doesn't even care if it is in public. He is a real pervert with a fascination for women's breasts and he even grabbed his teacher Chieko Kakazu's breasts, because he didn't want to wear the school uniform. Although he is a pervert, he managed to have Kyouko Sonan fall in love with him before his final battle that led him to his "death".

Character Outline[]

He is recruited by Sonan Kyōko to join in her battle against the Penguin Empire. Though he initially refuses, he changes his mind when he realizes that he enjoys piloting Daimidaler and, even more so, fondling Kyōko. During a battle against one of the Penguin Empire's strongest robot, Kōichi is presumably killed in action while protecting Kyōko when said robot self-destructed. However, said robot's Hi-ERo particles acted like a transport device and teleported him to the Penguin Empire's original world at the last second. He was taken care of by the humans there who also repaired and modified Daimidaler. He was able to return to his own world because Daimidaler's left arm is still intact and resonated with his Hi-ERo particles. He, Kiyuna, and Shōma all go to the same school and is the couple's underclassman by one year.

Etymology[]

  • The name Kouichi means "filial piety, obedience" (孝) (kou) and "one" (一) (ichi).
  • Kouichi's surname Madanbashi means "real, genuine" (真) (ma), "ball, sphere, bullet" (玉) (tan/dan) and "bridge" (橋) (hashi/bashi).

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