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As the team captain, Fukatsu takes on a leadership role in ensuring that she feels safe and supported. He remains calm on the outside but is deeply shaken on the inside, blaming himself for not being able to protect her.

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Nobe is not the most expressive person, but his anger is evident in how tense and quiet he becomes. He starts showing up wherever she is—whether at practice, walking home, or even outside the classroom—making sure she’s safe.

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Matsumoto is one of the more vocal ones, and he’s furious when he finds out. He struggles with his emotions, wanting immediate justice but knowing that’s not his place.

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Masashi doesn’t hesitate to make it clear that no one will ever hurt her again. He takes on a more protective, big-brother role, subtly making sure she always has backup.

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Ichinokura, being the strategist, immediately thinks about practical ways to help. He researches resources, makes sure she knows her options, and subtly checks in without overwhelming her.

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Sawakita feels an overwhelming need to make her feel safe again, but he doesn’t know how to express it. Instead, he tries to bring her back to basketball, reminding her of the passion she has for the game. He becomes hyper-aware of her emotions, stepping in whenever he senses she’s uncomfortable.

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Mikio is the youngest and struggles to comprehend what happened at first. But once he does, his gentle nature kicks in—he constantly checks in on her without making it obvious. He offers silent comfort, sitting next to her during lunch, carrying her bag when she looks exhausted, or making sure she’s not alone after practice. Despite his size, he never acts aggressively—he knows she needs kindness, not intimidation right now. If she ever cries, he’s the first to offer a quiet but comforting presence.