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She later rejoins as a participant for Game #2. 2 Friend's Battle Royale, as a replacement for Kei, then fully participates in the final Game #3 Friendless Game to find the real truth behind the Tomodachi Game while also finally learning about Yuichi's past. Tenji Mikasa (美笠天智, Mikasa Tenji) Voiced by: Daiki Hamano[2] (Japanese); Josh Bangle[3] (English) Portrayed by: Yuki Yamada,[8] Ryūga Satō (R4)[5] One of Yūichi's friends who participates in Tomodachi Game alongside them. He is calm, reserved and brilliant, often taking the top place in school and is highly capable of negotiation and mediation. It is revealed that he had participated in Tomodachi Game before, accumulating debt from his past friends' betrayal that was brought to the current Game. He originally bores a great hatred for Shiho, his childhood friend, who supposedly resulted in his past friends' betrayal and his father's death,
subsequently stalking her and intending to use the current Game to demoralize her completely. However upon learning the truth behind his father's death, his relationship with Sawaragi is restored. Upon the end of the second round, he accompanies Yūichi for the rest of the Games, winning his trust. Makoto Shibe (四部誠, Shibe Makoto) Voiced by: Tomohiro Ōno[2] (Japanese); Aaron Campbell[3] (English) Portrayed by: Shimon Okura,[8] Mizuki Inoue (R4)[5] One of Yūichi's friends who participates in Tomodachi Game alongside them. He is the son of a politician, which allowed him to grow up without worry over money, and has a carefree and
honest personality. He has a crush on Shiho.
And, of course, emojis. [181] In July 2020, after the approval of a Chilean government project in which citizens of Chile would be allowed to withdraw up to 10% of their privately held retirement savings, journalist Pamela Jiles celebrated by running through Congress with her arms spread out behind her, imitating the move of many characters of the anime and manga series Naruto. [182][183] In April 2021, Peruvian politicians Jorge Hugo Romero of the PPC and Milagros Juárez of the UPP cosplayed as anime characters to get the otaku vote. [184] In April 2023, the Japan Business Federation laid out a proposal aiming to spur the economic growth of Japan by further promoting the contents industry abroad, primarily anime, manga and video games, for measures to invite industry experts from abroad to come to Japan to work, and to link with the tourism sector to help foreign fans of manga and anime visit sites across the country associated with particular manga stories. The federation seeks on quadrupling the sales of Japanese content in overseas markets within the upcoming 10 years. [185][186] A 2018 survey conducted in 20 countries and territories using a sample consisting of 6,600 respondents held by Dentsu revealed that 34% of all surveyed people found excellency in anime and manga more than other Japanese cultural or technological aspects which makes this mass Japanese media the 3rd most liked "Japanese thing", below Japanese cuisine (34.
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