Reader’s Question:
I noticed that there are characters in the anime “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto” that look like triplets. Can someone explain who they are? I’m having a hard time understanding it since I’ve only seen the anime.
Understanding the Triplet Sisters in “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto”
So, I was watching “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto,”
and I couldn’t help but notice those characters that look like triplets. If you’re anything like me, you might find yourself scratching your head at times, trying to piece together who’s who in the mix. From what I gathered, 玉葉妃 (Tama Yōhi) isn’t originally from the capital but hails from a place called 西都 (Naito), which is a regional city on the western edge of the country. It’s fascinating how the story dives deep into the backgrounds of the characters, isn’t it? Now, the three sisters—白羽 (Shiraha), 黒羽 (Kuraha), and 赤羽 (Akaha)—are not just random characters; they’re childhood friends who grew up alongside Tama in Naito. When Tama became pregnant with her second child and needed a little extra help, these sisters came to her aid as attendants. It’s like a real-life friendship reunion! What’s even more intriguing is that the sisters aren’t the only ones assisting Tama. There are also three other attendants—桜花 (Ōka), 貴園 (Kien), and 愛藍 (Aira)—who are also from Naito. It’s almost like a little hometown crew supporting each other in the bustling capital. And here’s a fun little twist: the only one who stands out from this group is 猫猫 (Neko Neko), who comes from a different background entirely, being from the capital’s flower district. I can only imagine the dynamics there—like a small-town girl navigating the big city with a bunch of new friends. I remember watching a scene where the sisters were skeptical about having someone from the capital so close to Tama. It reminded me of how protective friends can be. It’s those little moments that make the story relatable and bring out the emotions we all feel when we want to shield our loved ones from the unknown. You know, when I first started watching anime, I often arrived a bit too early to gatherings, hoping to catch the latest episodes, and ended up indulging in way too many snacks while waiting. Those experiences made the moments shared with friends all the more memorable. So, have any of you had a similar experience with a show or character that left you pondering? Or maybe you have your own stories about childhood friendships that turned into something deeper? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments!
