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Norimoto (則本, given name unrevealed) is a character exclusive to the movie of Osomatsu-san, as one of the many Akatsuka High School alumni at the reunion and in the scenes involving the sextuplets' past.
Overview[]
As with Uehara, there is not much to be seen with Norimoto as there would be with other minor classmates that the sextuplets knew in high school. Even so, she is still a fixture in both time periods in the film.
Personality & Characteristics[]
Appearance[]
Norimoto is a petite young woman with wide, round, spaced-apart eyes and shoulder-length brown hair. She wears her yellow jacket tied over her shoulders, and over a white dress shirt, long green skirt, and white shoes.
As a teenager, she wore the standard Akatsuka High girls uniform and had shorter hair.
Personality[]
Not much of Norimoto's personality is seen throughout the film, though she can be seen to appreciative and easily impressed by a man with status such as Atsushi. She is also adamant that Takahashi-san might love one of the Matsunos.
Relationships[]
Norimoto, along with Uehara, is mainly introduced as accompanying Atsushi to the reunion and fawning over him and his smart behavior.
In the scenes witnessed within the sextuplets' past in the "world of memories", she was a member of Totoko's friend group along with Uehara and a particular ugly classmate.
History[]
Norimoto showed up at the reunion in time as the sextuplets were being humiliated, but she and Uehara were busy with being impressed by Atsushi's suave personality and his car keys.
The younger version of Norimoto, along with Uehara and other girls, later appeared when the present-day sextuplets attempted to find out the identity of a certain "Takahashi-san" from the Totoko of that era. Norimoto and the others helped further the rumors that this Takahashi was attracted to one of the Matsunos.
Trivia[]
- Her name may be derived from Takahiro Norimoto, of the Rakuten Golden Eagles team, just as other film-original classmates names were derived from baseball players.