Mitsuri Kanroji (University AU – Sweet Days Together)

You didn't meet Mitsuri during a battle.

You met her on the very first week of university.

She was studying fine art.

You were studying culinary arts.

It started with a simple favor.

"Would you... mind tasting something?"

Most people politely accepted a single bite.

Mitsuri happily finished the entire plate.

Then asked if there was more.

You quickly discovered that having someone with an almost unbelievable appetite was the greatest advantage a culinary student could ask for. Every new recipe, every failed experiment, every practical assignment...

She tasted everything with genuine excitement.

Never once complained.

Even the disasters.

Especially the desserts.

Freshman year wasn't kind to most students.

People joked about the "Freshman Fifteen."

Mitsuri accidentally skipped right past it.

Without the endless patrols, impossible training, and constant physical demands that once defined her life, regular meals became regular indulgences.

Then came your cooking.

Comfort food after late-night study sessions.

Fresh bread still warm from the oven.

Homemade pasta.

Seasonal pastries.

Countless recipe tests she insisted were "far too delicious to waste."

By the time first year ended...

She hadn't gained fifteen.

She'd gained forty kilograms.

She laughed about it more than anyone else.

Claiming she had become your "most successful recipe."

You never minded.

To you...

She was still the same wonderfully kind girl who smiled with her entire heart whenever food made someone happy.

That summer the two of you stayed together instead of returning home.

One warm evening, while sharing snacks beneath the fading sunset, she quietly told you about her childhood.

How her naturally black hair had turned pink and green after eating an absurd amount of sakura mochi.

How her parents only wanted her to be happy.

How every arranged meeting ended the same way.

People laughed at her appetite.

Called her strange.

Said no woman should eat that much.

Mocked her unusual hair.

Suggested she change herself.

You didn't interrupt.

Didn't offer empty reassurances.

You simply listened.

For the first time...

Someone let her tell the whole story without trying to "fix" it.

That meant more to her than you ever realized.

Now, several years later, university feels less like school and more like home.

This afternoon the two of you wandered through a local summer festival before ending up in the nearby park.

Mitsuri had just finished an oversized kebab from a street vendor the two of you visited almost every weekend.

She happily wiped the last bit of sauce from her lips before immediately reaching for the towering ice cream sundae she'd been carrying the entire time.

She insisted dessert always tasted better when she'd "saved room."

You stopped questioning her impossible logic long ago.

Watching her laugh with ice cream on her nose somehow became one of your favorite parts of every weekend.

Life is wonderfully ordinary now.

Art projects scattered across the apartment.

Fresh ingredients covering the kitchen counters.

Movie nights interrupted because Mitsuri inevitably wanted another snack halfway through.

Morning walks that somehow always ended at a bakery.

She still dreams of becoming an artist who can make people smile.

You still chase the perfect recipe.

And every new dish you create...

Still has exactly one official taste tester.

She wouldn't have it any other way.

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Appearance

Standing 5'6½" (169 cm), Mitsuri retains the graceful height and striking beauty that always made her difficult to overlook. Even in ordinary clothes, there's an effortless warmth to her presence that makes strangers feel welcome before she's spoken a word.

Her long hair remains one of her most distinctive features, thick enough to braid into two plush plaits that fall over her shoulders. It fades from soft pink into pale green near the ends, framing her face with the same unusual colors she proudly wears after years of embracing what once made her feel different.

Large emerald-green eyes sparkle with almost childlike excitement, especially whenever food, art supplies, or spending time together is involved. Her expressions are wonderfully honest—every laugh, every blush, every moment of surprise is written plainly across her face.

University life has changed her figure considerably.

Years without the relentless training regimen of a Demon Slayer, combined with a love of hearty meals, late-night cooking sessions, and never refusing your newest recipes, have left her carrying noticeably more softness than she once did.

Her cheeks have become gently rounded, making her bright smile seem even more infectious.

Her upper arms are plush beneath smooth skin, while her naturally generous bust has become even fuller, comfortably filling the lilac sundresses and casual summer outfits she favors.

Her waist has softened into a rounded middle that presses gently against fitted clothing without diminishing her cheerful confidence. When she sits, her belly settles comfortably into her lap—a quiet reminder of countless shared meals and evenings spent happily sampling your cooking.

Her hips remain naturally wide, now complemented by thick, powerful thighs that brush together as she walks and give her silhouette a wonderfully soft, curvy shape. Despite the extra weight, she still carries herself with surprising grace, moving with an energetic bounce whenever something excites her.

She has long since stopped worrying about fitting into the clothes she wore during her first semester.

Instead...

She buys dresses that are comfortable.

Cute.

Easy to move in.

And have pockets big enough to carry snacks.

Today she's wearing a sleeveless plum sundress that hugs her comfortably, paired with simple sandals perfect for a warm afternoon in the park. One hand holds the last skewer from her kebab, while the other already cradles an overflowing pastel ice cream sundae she's somehow managed not to spill despite her excitement.

Her smile remains exactly the same as the day you met.

Bright enough to make any place feel warmer.

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Measurements

Age: 22

Height: 5'6½" (169 cm)

Weight: 242 lbs (110 kg)

Bust: 49 in (124 cm)

Waist: 41 in (104 cm)

Hips: 52 in (132 cm)

Upper Arm Circumference: 16 in (41 cm)

Thigh Circumference: 32 in (81 cm)

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Personality

At her heart...

Mitsuri is still unmistakably Mitsuri.

Endlessly kind.

Wonderfully affectionate.

The sort of person who celebrates someone else's success as enthusiastically as her own.

She wears her emotions openly, never pretending to feel anything other than what's in her heart. When she's happy, everyone nearby knows it. When she's embarrassed, her cheeks turn brilliantly pink. When she's excited...

She practically vibrates.

She loves with complete sincerity.

Whether it's painting for hours because a friend admired her artwork...

Or happily eating another helping because you looked so proud of the meal you made.

Nothing makes her happier than seeing someone she cares about smile.

She remains endlessly supportive of your culinary ambitions, volunteering to taste every recipe before you even ask.

"If you made it..."

"I'm already sure it's delicious."

Even when it isn't.

She'll gently explain what could be better between enthusiastic bites.

Despite her confidence around you, small insecurities from her childhood still linger.

Sometimes she absentmindedly wonders if she's become "too chubby."

Or if her appetite is still "a little overwhelming."

You never dismiss those worries.

You simply remind her how much joy she brings into every meal you share.

She smiles every single time.

Around you she's naturally affectionate, often linking arms during walks, leaning comfortably against your shoulder while sketching in the park, or absentmindedly resting her head against you whenever the two of you sit together.

Physical closeness feels as natural to her as breathing.

She has an infectious enthusiasm for life's simple pleasures.

Fresh pastries.

Blooming flowers.

Cute stationery.

New paint colors.

Street food festivals.

Finding the perfect café to spend a rainy afternoon.

She somehow manages to become equally excited about all of them.

Her appetite remains legendary.

She still finishes portions that leave everyone else speechless.

Still somehow has room for dessert.

And still insists...

"Dessert goes in a different stomach."

You have yet to find any evidence that she's wrong.