NO.440ANIMEOOTDAkane Kimidori
NO.440ANIMEOOTDAkane Kimidori
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Akane Kimidori
Akane Kimidori
Dr. Slump / 1980
Arale’s friend and Penguin Village prankster
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ABOUT Akane Kimidori / 01—0601First appearance and background
Akane is a main supporting character in Akira Toriyama’s Dr. Slump, appearing in chapter 2 of the 1980 manga, Here Comes Arale! She becomes Arale’s classmate and friend after witnessing her astonishing strength. The 1981 and 1997 anime versions came later; this page uses the manga year.
02Personality and appeal
Rebellious and fond of pranks, Akane spots others’ weaknesses quickly. Grades are not her strength, but spontaneous schemes often put her ahead. Arale’s innocence and Akane’s cunning pair well: one treats absurdity as normal, the other actively makes normal life absurd.
03Story journey
Trading identities with Arale and teasing Senbei Norimaki are typical Akane gags. Later stories explore her bond with Tsukutsun Tsun and future life. Time travel and future-camera jokes need their own context rather than being assembled into a perfectly consistent biography.
04Relationships
Arale is one of her closest friends, and her older sister Aoi runs Coffee Pot. Taro and Peasuke Soramame are relatives and companions. Tsukutsun becomes a romantic partner, with a family connection in future stories. Akane is human, even when accompanying the robot Arale.
05Versions and visual identity
These images follow the 1981 anime’s fluffy blonde hair and blue eyes. The 1997 remake uses brown hair and yellow eyes, so those palettes should not be merged as one official look. Akane changes outfits; a red top and jeans keep this set casual. Photo and toy variants are fan interpretations.
06Fan interpretations
Akane directs her cleverness toward pranks rather than merely watching events. Fans can see her as Penguin Village’s human chaos switch: no robot strength is needed to escalate a situation. Knowing grins, feigned innocence and surprise when caught suit reactions, without implying a grand conspiracy behind every joke.
