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Absolute Duo
Company typeLight novel series
IndustryEntertainment (Publishing, Anime, Manga)
FoundedFebruary 1, 2012; 14 years ago (2012-02-01)
FounderTakeru Kasukabe (author), Yukiwo (illustrator)
Headquarters
Japan
ProductsLight novels, manga, anime television series
ParentKadokawa Shoten (publisher)

, abbreviated as , is a Japanese light novel authored by Takeru Kasukabe with artwork by Yukiwo. Released by Kadokawa Shoten, the series consists of 12 volumes published between February 2012 and February 2016. It was subsequently adapted into a manga illustrated by Sayaka Itsuki, serialized in Enterbrain's Famitsu Comic Clear, and also transformed into a ten-episode anime television series produced by Diomedéa, which aired from October to December 2013.

Plot

Kanade Amakusa, a high schooler, is afflicted with the Absolute Choices (絶対選択肢) curse, compelling him to select from two or three arbitrary options that can appear at any moment. These choices often range from strange to inappropriate, harming his social standing and complicating his daily life. One particular decision results in a mysterious girl named Chocolat descending from the sky—she has been dispatched from the God World to assist Kanade in completing divine missions. Successfully fulfilling these tasks will break the curse; failure means it will persist indefinitely.

Throughout the narrative, the nature of these choices shifts—sometimes new alternatives emerge or vanish, and occasionally he can reject all presented options. Kanade classifies these selections into three categories: mandatory actions, changes imposed on others without lasting memory effects, and unpredictable consequences.

Main characters

, portrayed by Ikumi Hayama (female form)
Kanade is burdened with "Absolute Choices," forcing him to make selections among imposed alternatives or suffer intense headaches. He encounters Chocolat, who reveals that finishing assigned missions will lift the curse; otherwise, it remains permanent. Due to the curse's impact on his image, he is labeled as one of the "Reject Five," and remains largely oblivious to romantic interest from classmates.
The girl who appears after Kanade chooses that option. Named "Chocolat" after receiving chocolates from him, she is sent by the God World to aid in breaking the curse. However, she often seems scatterbrained and ineffective because she has forgotten her mission details and how to lift the curse. Eventually, she enrolls in Kanade’s class as his "pet."
At times when bumped or intoxicated, an alternate version of Chocolat surfaces briefly—this version retains full memory and intelligence about the curse and is more capable of helping Kanade. After another bump or sobering up, she reverts to her usual self. She intends to return to the God World once the curse ends and makes an attempt to seduce Kanade but fails when struck on the head, which restores her normal state.

Reject Five

The Reject Five refers to five physically attractive students at Kanade's school who possess distinct personality flaws.
Furano Yukihira (雪平 ふらの)
A classmate seated behind Kanade known for her dry wit and tsundere demeanor toward him. She secretly enjoys cute things such as the character "White Pig," a fact she reveals only when alone.
Ōka Yūōji (遊王子 謳歌)
Kanade’s peer who appears naive and energetic but is also inventive, creating unique gadgets. She is the daughter of UOG’s president, a company with diverse product lines. She knows about Kanade’s missions but lacks full details and occasionally supports him. She harbors shy romantic feelings for Kanade expressed through playful teasing.
Yuragi Hakoniwa (箱庭 ゆらぎ)
Kanade’s childhood friend who habitually addresses everyone as older brother or sister, claiming discomfort if alternative terms are used or if others address her differently.
Hisoka Himeru (密 秘)
A senior student attracted to both genders who has seduced girls away from their boyfriends. In the fourth light novel, she is assigned to make Kanade fall for her but does not succeed.
Karasu Yumeshima (夢島 カラス)
A senior student leading a group of eccentric classmates, always concealing her face behind a mask.

Popular Five

The Popular Five represent the most esteemed students within the school, serving as a direct contrast to the Reject Five.
Seira Kokubyakuin (黒白院 清羅)
As the student council president and leader of the Popular Five, she is aware of Kanade's curse but chooses to ridicule him rather than offer assistance. With her ties to the God World, she possesses profound insight into the curse and suggests that "falling in love" plays a crucial role in breaking it, though she deliberately withholds further explanation.
Sōka Shishimori (獅子守 想牙)
The vice president of the student council and the most admired male student, he maintains a composed and indifferent demeanor. Frustrated by the antics of the Reject Five, he is known to be cold-hearted. His five younger sisters provide context for his aversion to 'younger sister' character types.
Konagi Yawakaze (柔風 小凪)
Yūōji’s closest companion, she embodies purity and innocence but harbors a desire to engage more with boys despite feeling shy about it. Ranking as the third most popular female, she is protected by many admirers who zealously guard her innocence—Kanade has faced their reprimands due to his erratic actions caused by the curse. Secretly, she harbors feelings for Kanade, trusting only him among boys.
Ayame Reikadō (麗華堂 絢女)
A confident and bold female student recognized for her notably large breasts, enhanced through plastic surgery—a fact known only to Amakusa and Yukihira because of their involvement with Kanade’s curse. Her assertive attitude and decision for surgery stem from her childhood friend’s preference for tsundere types.
Tōya Yoshiwara (吉原 桃夜)
A reserved freshman who conceals his true nature as a womanizer.

Others

Amakusa's homeroom teacher, who previously suffered from the "Absolute Choices" curse. She can provide some insights regarding the curse but is unable to disclose how to lift it without experiencing severe headaches. Occasionally, she intervenes on Kanade’s behalf during awkward situations. Despite being 29 years old, her appearance resembles that of an elementary school girl.
The deity responsible for overseeing Amakusa's quest to remove the curse. Known as , he exhibits a somewhat careless attitude and frequently teases Amakusa. Being new to his role, his support is limited, and he clarifies that the identity of the god who issues the choices remains unknown.
A senior student at Seikou Private School with an effeminate appearance and childlike personality, ranking among the top students academically.
A male student at Seikou Private School referred to as The Beast Of Roses.
A male student at Seikou Private School known by the title The Sweets King.
A male student at Seikou Private School called The Emperor In The Nude.

Print

The light novel series was written by Takeru Kasukabe with illustrations by Yukiwo and published through Kadokawa Shoten under the Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko label. A total of twelve volumes were released between February 1, 2012, and February 1, 2016.

A manga adaptation illustrated by Sayaka Itsuki was serialized in Enterbrain's online magazine Famitsu Comic Clear from February 1, 2013, until May 1, 2015. Enterbrain compiled five tankōbon volumes published between July 13, 2013, and June 15, 2015.

Anime

The series received a 10-episode anime television adaptation directed by Takayuki Inagaki and produced by Diomedéa. It aired across Japan from October 10 to December 12, 2013, on channels including Tokyo MX, Sun TV, and TVQ, with simultaneous streaming provided by Crunchyroll. The script was crafted by Hiroko Kanasugi while chief animation director Hiroyuki Saida adapted Yukiwo's original character designs. Sound direction was managed by Takayuki Yamaguchi with music production handled by Mages. The opening theme "S・M・L☆" (Sweet Melty Love) was performed by Afilia Saga, whereas Two Formula (Kaori Sadohara and Saeko Sōgō) performed the ending theme . An extra episode was included on Blu-ray bundled with the eighth light novel volume released on May 20, 2014.

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