Do It Yourself!! (2022) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Serufu Yua
(played by Konomi Inagaki) — protagonist
The enthusiastic but clumsy protagonist who discovers a passion for woodworking and outdoor skills after moving to a rural town. She initiates the DIY club activities and drives the group's camaraderi...
Miku 'Purin' Suride
(played by Kana Ichinose) — protagonist
An exceptionally energetic and cheerful girl who throws herself wholeheartedly into every DIY project. She serves as the emotional backbone and comic relief of the group.
Rei 'Kurei' Yasaku
(played by Ayane Sakura) — supporting
A calm, highly skilled, and academically focused student who serves as the de facto technical leader of the DIY club. She balances rigorous planning with hands-on craftsmanship.
Takumi Hikage
(played by Azumi Waki) — supporting
A capable and reliable young man who assists the club with heavy lifting, transportation, and technical setup. Initially hesitant, he becomes a steadfast ally and trusted helper.
Kokoro 'Shii' Kouki
(played by Karin Takahashi) — supporting
A quiet, observant, and financially savvy student who handles budgeting and planning. Her reserved demeanor contrasts with her sharp analytical skills and hidden depth of emotion.
Juliet 'Jobko' Queen Elizabeth VIII
(played by Nichika Omori) — supporting
An enthusiastic foreign exchange student with a deep love for Japanese culture and anime. Her boundless energy and occasional cultural misunderstandings bring humor and fresh perspectives to the club.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Serufu Yua → Miku 'Purin' Suride
(Core Partners) — Close DIY club partners whose bond deepens through shared projects, emotional crises, and mutual reliance during the hideout build.
"Episodes 1, 4, 6, 10-12 show Purin's unwavering support, secret revelation, and joint hideout construction."
Miku 'Purin' Suride → Juliet 'Jobko' Queen Elizabeth VIII
(Close Companions) — Rapidly developed a close, almost familial bond after Jobko moved into Purin's room, sharing secrets and daily life.
"Episodes 3-4, 6, 10-11 detail Jobko moving into Purin's room, beach outings, and shared secret revelations."
Serufu Yua → Juliet 'Jobko' Queen Elizabeth VIII
(Club Members) — Jobko evolves from a DIY critic to a core club member, culminating in collaborative building and a heartfelt departure.
"Episodes 3-4, 11-12 track Jobko's transition from skeptical outsider to integral builder and eventual farewell."
Serufu Yua → Takumi Hikage
(Club Peers) — Classmates who transition from chance encounter to collaborative club members, with Hikage providing key strategic advice for club survival.
"Episode 1 bike rescue and Episode 2 club room makeover suggestion establish a supportive peer dynamic."
Serufu Yua → Rei 'Kurei' Yasaku
(Club Members) — Fellow club members who rely on Kurei's practical resources and leadership, growing closer through shared construction efforts.
"Episodes 2, 5, 7, 8-11 highlight Kurei hosting the club, providing resources, and leading planning efforts."
Miku 'Purin' Suride → Rei 'Kurei' Yasaku
(Club Members) — Bonded through shared living arrangements and club reliance on Kurei's home, strengthening through mutual support during crises.
"Episodes 4, 7, 10-11 show bonding through shared living arrangements and club reliance on Kurei's home."
Serufu Yua → Kokoro 'Shii' Kouki
(Club Members) — Shii quickly integrates into the club after a strength challenge, becoming a reliable teammate in the hideout construction.
"Episodes 5, 8-11 show Shii joining, proving her strength, and contributing to the hideout project."
Rei 'Kurei' Yasaku → Kokoro 'Shii' Kouki
(Club Members) — Initial physical challenge evolved into mutual respect as Shii integrated into the club's daily operations and projects.
"Episodes 5, 8-11 feature Kurei's initial strength challenge evolving into cooperative club activities."
Takumi Hikage → Rei 'Kurei' Yasaku
(Club Peers) — Shared club activities fostered a cooperative dynamic, with Hikage's creative suggestions complementing Kurei's practical support.
"Episodes 2, 7, 8-11 highlight cooperative dynamics between Hikage's ideas and Kurei's hosting."
Takumi Hikage → Miku 'Purin' Suride
(Club Peers) — Maintained a friendly peer connection through shared club activities and recruitment initiatives.
"Episodes 1-2, 8-11 show Hikage's recruitment efforts indirectly supporting Purin's club involvement."
Takumi Hikage → Kokoro 'Shii' Kouki
(Club Peers) — Connected through club membership and collaborative tasks, evolving into a standard peer relationship.
"Episodes 5, 8-11 feature connection through club membership and collaborative tasks."
Takumi Hikage → Juliet 'Jobko' Queen Elizabeth VIII
(Club Peers) — Connected through club membership and collaborative tasks, maintaining a casual acquaintance status throughout the season.
"Episodes 2-4, 11-12 show indirect connection through club recruitment and shared DIY projects."
Story Analysis
Overall narrative architecture across all 1 seasons, tracking the DIY club's journey from recruitment to completion.
Plot Progression
Foundations & First Encounters
— Serufu's chance meeting with Hikage sparks the DIY club's survival efforts, while new members Jobko and Shii arrive, bringing skepticism and strength to the group.
Expanding Circles & Hidden Depths
— Purin and Jobko's rapid cohabitation bond deepens, while Kurei's private side is revealed during the rainy season, adding layers to the club's dynamics.
Challenges & Shared Spaces
— The club faces logistical hurdles, gathers materials at the beach, and advances the hideout blueprint, testing their coordination and commitment.
Setbacks & Revelations
— A devastating crisis halts construction, forcing Purin to confront her secret and rally the club, shifting the narrative toward emotional resolution.
Construction & Farewells
— With secrets cleared, the club pushes through summer to complete the hideout, celebrating their achievement before Jobko's departure and a hint of future projects.
Do It Yourself!! (2022) · 7.5/10 · animation, comedy