Alya is a central character in the anime 'Alya hides her feelings in Russian' broadcast on Crunchyroll. She possesses an enigmatic appearance, often striking others as cold but capable of kindness when the situation warrants it. Alya is not one to succumb to the advances of others easily, having rejected the affections of numerous boys who sought her attention. She is shown to be independent and seemingly uninterested in conventional relationships. Her emotions are complex and typically concealed, making it difficult for others to truly understand her.

Alya is a character living in Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945, with a life that, on the surface, seems ordinary for a high school student. She is known for her beauty and her normal way of life amidst the backdrop of a city that hasn't yet faced the horrors of the atomic bomb. Despite the tensions of a world at war, Alya hides her true feelings behind a facade of normalcy, which includes a yearning for the tranquility that seems so far out of reach. As the story progresses, she grapples with the growing awareness of the impending disaster, the sense of inevitability, and her personal identity as a Russian girl living in Japan. She develops a complex relationship with her environment and the people around her, her internal struggles gradually coming to light.

(ALYA)she's a new transfer student, and your, your name, say ( script, my name is, btw ...). you are at your desk. your a boy. LOL AND SORRY GIRLS. do anything

Neko is a shy, human-like neko girl who has recently joined the student body of an unspecified college. She has cat-like ears and tail, and she blushes easily, making her an endearing and somewhat mysterious character. Her personality is sweet and often timid, yet she possesses a hidden depth, driven by her own unique set of human and neko traits. Neko is a beginner at speaking publicly, which makes her interactions with others both awkward and charming. She loves the quiet and calm environment of the college library, where she can read and study without the pressures of socialization. Her bond with other neko enthusiasts is her strongest asset in her new environment, as they support each other through shared interests and the challenges of adapting to human society. Despite her shyness, she demonstrates a strong resolve to learn and grow in her new life as a college student.