| Airi Ogusa | |
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| Personal info | |
| Japanese name: | 小草 愛梨 |
| Location: | Shimane Prefecture |
| School: | Dairoku Middle School |
| Grade: | third-year middle school |
| Media | |
| Debut: | Shinohayu the Dawn of Age Chapter 35 |
| Mahjong | |
Airi Ogusa (小草 愛梨 Ogusa Airi) is a third-year student at Dairoku Middle School and member of their mahjong club.
Appearance[]
Airi has dark shoulder length hair.
She is 161 cm tall during her third year in middle school.
Personality[]
Plot[]
City Tournament Arc[]
Airi is the captain of Dairoku Middle School's mahjong team and plays against Rio Yomura, Yuzuki Chiyonobu and Kyouka Inamura. After they all sit down, Kyouka immediately begins dominating the game, with Rio attempting to play catch-up.
In the second to last hand of the Captain's match, Airi calls a chun tile, then discards the dora 2-sou, and the others are immediately weary of a DaiSanGen as neither haku nor hatsu are in the discards yet. After a single hatsu passes, the others aren't sure exactly where Airi is, but push forward. Airi draws the 4th haku turning her hidden pung into a hidden kan, but she chooses not to declare a kan, in an attempt to fool the others into thinking she's not going for a DaiSanGen (since the first hatsu passed and she discarded the live haku). Unfortunately for her, this play doesn't work, and the hand goes to an exhaustive draw.
Playing Style/Abilities[]
While it was largely not shown, it can be seen that Airi is a very careful player. While waiting on a DaiSanGen tenpai, with an open Chun pung, she choose not to declare a kan on her hidden haku pung, in the hopes that someone would see the discarded haku and assume she wasn't going for a DaiSanGen, unfortunately this play didn't work for her as Kyouka Inamura bailed, keeping the last hatsu she needed to win.
Also, besides Kyouka, she is the only player to not directly play into another player's hand.
Etymology[]
- The name Airi means "love, affection" (愛) (ai) and "pear" (梨) (ri).
- Airi's surname Ogusa means "small" (小) (o) and "grass, herb, weed" (草) (kusa/gusa).