Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The diary owner beats up a girl named Tomori and takes her notebook after a live show.
• Chihaya Anon, who's reading the diary, is shocked and worried about Tomori.
• The diary owner reveals he had a hallucinogenic experience and provides personal information about a woman named Toyokawa Sakiko.

Character Developments

• Chihaya Anon: Shows concern for Tomori and is confused by the diary's revelations.
• Diary Owner: Reveals impulsive behavior and provides personal information about someone else.
• Tomori: Seems to be okay despite the incident, reassuring Chihaya Anon.
• Sakiko: Mentioned as a target of doxxing by the diary owner.

Significant Themes

• Impulsive behavior and its consequences.
• The impact of words and actions on others.
• The blurred line between truth and hallucination.

Character Interactions

• Chihaya Anon and Tomori: Chihaya shows concern for Tomori's well-being, and Tomori reassures her.
• Diary Owner and Tomori: The diary owner hits Tomori and takes her notebook.
• Diary Owner and Sakiko: The diary owner provides personal information about Sakiko.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Asakusa Toru and Kushida Kikyou's relationship deepens; she bites him out of jealousy and possessiveness.
• Asakusa Toru uses his diary to manipulate Sakayanagi Arisu, making her investigate false leads about his activities.
• Sakayanagi Arisu spends 500,000 Private Points to investigate Asakusa Toru's alleged school departure, only to find out it's a lie.

Character Developments

• Asakusa Toru: He uses his diary to toy with Sakayanagi Arisu, showing his manipulative and calculating nature. He also shows understanding and patience in handling Kushida Kikyou's emotional outbursts.
• Kushida Kikyou: She displays her possessive and willful nature, biting Asakusa Toru out of jealousy. She also shows vulnerability and dependence on him.
• Sakayanagi Arisu: She becomes more determined to uncover Asakusa Toru's true identity and is willing to spend Private Points to investigate his lies. She also shows self-reflection after being deceived.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and deception: Asakusa Toru uses his diary to manipulate Sakayanagi Arisu, highlighting the theme of deception and manipulation.
• Emotional vulnerability: Both Kushida Kikyou and Sakayanagi Arisu display their emotional vulnerability, with Kushida's outburst and Sakayanagi's impulsive actions.
• Power dynamics: The use of Private Points to investigate Asakusa Toru's actions highlights the power dynamics and inequalities within the school.

Character Interactions

• Asakusa Toru and Kushida Kikyou: Their relationship continues to develop, with Asakusa showing understanding and patience, while Kushida displays her possessive and emotional nature.
• Asakusa Toru and Sakayanagi Arisu: Their cat-and-mouse game continues, with Asakusa manipulating Sakayanagi through his diary entries, and Sakayanagi determined to uncover his true identity.
• Sakayanagi Arisu and Kamuro Masumi: Sakayanagi consults with Kamuro about the phone call she received, showing their close relationship and trust in each other.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sakayanagi Arisu and Kamuro Masumi have a tense interaction, with Sakayanagi hinting at Kamuro's disloyalty.
• Kushida Kikyo oversleeps and decides to take the day off, reflecting on her relationship with Asakusa Toru.
• Horikita Suzune is worried about Kushida's absence and lack of response to messages.
• Chihaya Anon is distracted by the Diary's mention of Toyokawa Sakiko and decides to investigate.

Character Developments

• Sakayanagi Arisu shows resentment towards Kamuro Masumi's curiosity about her personal life.
• Kamuro Masumi subtly challenges Sakayanagi's authority.
• Kushida Kikyo ponders her relationship with Asakusa Toru and feels uncomfortable with the lack of emotional connection.
• Horikita Suzune shows concern for Kushida Kikyo's well-being and feels she might be too easy to manipulate.
• Chihaya Anon is determined to find out more about Toyokawa Sakiko's past.

Significant Themes

• Trust and loyalty in relationships (Sakayanagi and Kamuro, Asakusa and Kushida).
• The impact of secrets and hidden information on personal lives (Chihaya and Sakiko).
• The struggle between personal feelings and duty (Horikita and her concern for Kushida).

Character Interactions

• Sakayanagi Arisu and Kamuro Masumi's tense exchange highlights the power dynamic in their relationship.
• Kushida Kikyo's internal monologue reveals her confusion and discomfort with her relationship with Asakusa Toru.
• Horikita Suzune's worry about Kushida Kikyo shows her growing concern for her classmate's well-being.
• Chihaya Anon's determination to investigate Sakiko's past demonstrates her loyalty to her friend and her desire to understand the truth.

Summary of Chapter 84, "Classroom of the Elite, but It's a Diary Style"

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chihaya Anon discovers an address in the diary and decides to investigate.
• Nagasaki Soyo is still missing, and Toyokawa Sakiko refuses to communicate.
• Chihaya Anon visits a cheap rental apartment where she believes Toyokawa Sakiko lives, but encounters a hostile middle-aged man.

Character Developments

• Chihaya Anon shows determination and initiative in trying to solve the mystery.
• Takamatsu Tomori is hesitant and worried about Nagasaki Soyo.
• Toyokawa Sakiko is revealed to live in a dilapidated apartment, contrasting her elegant demeanor.
• The middle-aged man, presumably a relative of Sakiko, is hostile and tries to hide Sakiko's whereabouts.

Significant Themes

• The diary's influence and its hints about Chihaya Anon's "plot."
• The contrast between appearances and reality, seen in both Toyokawa Sakiko's living situation and the middle-aged man's behavior.
• The struggle to communicate and connect with others, as seen in Nagasaki Soyo's absence and Sakiko's refusal to engage.

Character Interactions

• Chihaya Anon and Takamatsu Tomori interact, with Chihaya showing concern and support for Tomori's worry about Nagasaki Soyo.
• Chihaya Anon tries to interact with Toyokawa Sakiko but is ignored.
• Chihaya Anon encounters a hostile middle-aged man at the apartment, leading to a tense standoff.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chihaya Anon, a high school girl, visits Toyokawa Kiyotsugu's apartment, thinking it belongs to Sakiko Toyokawa.
• Kiyotsugu reveals that Sakiko lives there, but he's not her father; he's her uncle.
• Chihaya learns about the Toyokawa family's fraud case and Sakiko's involvement.
• The Diary updates, offering to help Chihaya overcome her indecision.

Character Developments

• Chihaya Anon: Realizes the extent of Sakiko's problems and feels responsible for her bandmates' well-being.
• Toyokawa Kiyotsugu: Shows concern for Sakiko's privacy and well-being, despite his unkempt appearance.

Significant Themes

• The influence of the past on present actions.
• The struggle between freedom and responsibility.
• The consequences of one's actions on others.

Character Interactions

• Chihaya and Kiyotsugu: They interact cautiously due to the initial misunderstanding, but Kiyotsugu's seriousness about Sakiko's privacy earns Chihaya's respect.
• Chihaya and the Diary: Chihaya seeks the Diary's help to deal with her indecision about Sakiko's situation.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The diary's holder, Chihaya Anon, writes a diary entry expressing her frustration with the lack of impact from her previous entries and her desire to cause chaos.
• She encourages others to state their names if they want her help in achieving their goals.
• Asakusa Toru receives a new reward from the diary, a Personal Terminal that can generate a new student identity.

Character Developments

• Chihaya Anon: She becomes more determined to cause disruption and help others achieve their goals, even if it means breaking the rules.
• Asakusa Toru: He decides to stop worrying about the diary's index and focuses on writing from his emotions. He also decides to use the new terminal to communicate with others without leaving a trace.

Significant Themes

• Freedom of expression and the consequences of breaking rules.
• The power of communication and collaboration in achieving goals.
• The struggle between personal desires and the expectations of others.

Character Interactions

• Chihaya Anon and Asakusa Toru: Although they haven't interacted directly, their diary entries reflect a shared desire to disrupt the status quo and help others.
• Chihaya Anon and other Diary Copy holders: She encourages them to state their names and ask for her help, setting the stage for potential collaboration.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Asakusa Toru creates a fake identity, 'Unnamed', for himself in the school's system.
• He receives 184,000 Private Points upon creating the identity.
• Chihaya Anon reveals her real name to Asakusa Toru, and he instructs her to create an anonymous message board to communicate.

Character Developments

• Asakusa Toru demonstrates his analytical and strategic thinking in creating the fake identity and planning communication with Chihaya Anon.
• Chihaya Anon shows trust in Asakusa Toru by revealing her real name.

Significant Themes

• Identity and deception: Asakusa Toru creates a fake identity to navigate the school's system and maintain his anonymity.
• Communication and trust: Asakusa Toru and Chihaya Anon establish a secret communication channel, highlighting their trust in each other.

Character Interactions

• Asakusa Toru and Chihaya Anon interact through the Diary, with Asakusa Toru providing guidance and Chihaya Anon sharing information.
• Asakusa Toru's interactions with other characters are minimal in this chapter, focusing mainly on his internal thoughts and plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• AnonTokyo posts a status update about the band's activities, including the LIVE performance and encountering Kiyotsugu.
• The Diary responds, revealing that the MyGO plot has begun and providing instructions for Private Chihaya Anon.

Character Developments

• Private Chihaya Anon is conflicted about her purpose in the band and her feelings towards it.
• Sakiko Toyokawa's financial situation is revealed to be better than initially thought.

Significant Themes

• The theme of youth and the desire to enjoy and make the most of it without regrets.
• The power struggles within the Toyokawa family and the darkness associated with it.
• The importance of understanding one's true intentions and desires.

Character Interactions

• The Diary interacts with Private Chihaya Anon, providing guidance and instructions.
• Chihaya Anon reflects on her feelings towards the band and her purpose within it.
• Chihaya Anon considers her relationship with Sakiko Toyokawa and the other band members.

• Key Plot Points and Events: Chihaya Anon follows Toyokawa Sakiko's instructions from the diary, secretly filming her meeting with Nagasaki Soyo, a high school girl widow and wealthy lady. Chihaya Anon is accompanied by Takamatsu Tomori, who initially wants to go to band practice but joins Chihaya Anon instead. They follow Sakiko to a park near the Kyu-Furukawa Residence, where they witness Sakiko and Soyo's conversation about reforming their band, CRYCHIC.

Character Developments

• Chihaya Anon: Shows initiative and decisiveness in following the diary's instructions. She also demonstrates concern for Takamatsu Tomori's feelings and encourages her to express herself openly.
• Takamatsu Tomori: Initially hesitant, she eventually joins Chihaya Anon in following Sakiko. She seems to have feelings for Chihaya Anon but struggles to express them.
• Toyokawa Sakiko: Reveals a resolute and cold side when facing Nagasaki Soyo, refusing to reform CRYCHIC.
• Nagasaki Soyo: Shows a servile and desperate side when pleading with Sakiko to reform CRYCHIC.
• Significant Themes: The theme of duality is prominent, as characters reveal different sides of themselves when interacting with different people. The theme of communication and expressing one's feelings is also emphasized, as Takamatsu Tomori struggles to convey her thoughts and Nagasaki Soyo desperately tries to persuade Sakiko.
• Character Interactions: Chihaya Anon and Takamatsu Tomori work together to follow Sakiko, with Chihaya Anon guiding and encouraging Tomori. Sakiko and Soyo have a tense interaction, with Sakiko refusing Soyo's plea to reform CRYCHIC.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chihaya Anon understands Nagasaki Soyo's true purpose in the band.
• Toyokawa Sakiko issues an ultimatum, leading to a heated confrontation with Nagasaki Soyo.
• Chihaya Anon records the event and shares it on @CH, but feels conflicted about her actions.

Character Developments

• Chihaya Anon struggles with her emotions and the purpose of her actions.
• Nagasaki Soyo's true colors are revealed, showing her desperation to keep the band together.
• Takamatsu Tomori remains conflicted about her feelings and loyalties.

Significant Themes

• The theme of truth and deception continues, with Nagasaki Soyo's true intentions coming to light.
• The struggle between personal desires and the greater good is explored through Chihaya Anon's conflicted feelings.

Character Interactions

• Chihaya Anon and Takamatsu Tomori's friendship is tested as they witness Nagasaki Soyo's actions.
• Nagasaki Soyo's relationship with Toyokawa Sakiko reaches a breaking point, leading to a heated argument.
• Chihaya Anon's interactions with the other band members become strained due to her recording and sharing of the event.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shiina Hiyori is disappointed that the Diary author hasn't written about her.
• Sakayanagi Arisu is frustrated that the Diary author is writing about a girl band instead of her.
• Both girls are in a bad mood due to their lack of presence in the Diary.

Character Developments

• Shiina Hiyori: Realizes that her comment might not have been seen by others and becomes determined to find the Diary author's identity.
• Sakayanagi Arisu: Struggles with her growing obsession with the Diary and her jealousy of the girl band's attention.

Significant Themes

• The desire for recognition and validation.
• The consequences of obsession and jealousy.
• The power dynamics between the Diary author and the readers.

Character Interactions

• Shiina Hiyori and the Diary author: Hiyori feels ignored and wants the author to write about her.
• Sakayanagi Arisu and the Diary author: Arisu feels jealous of the attention the girl band is getting and wants the author to focus on her.

Summary of Chapter

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sakayanagi Arisu is bored and reflects on Toyokawa Sakiko's situation.
• The Diary updates with two possible routes for Arisu: a conventional route and a speculative route.
• The Diary details a 'MyGO' walkthrough route for Arisu to reconcile her band, focusing on addressing the issues with the 'Long-term Vegetarian' member.
• Arisu unlocks a new 'Skill' section in the Diary.

Character Developments

• Arisu's curiosity and interest in the Diary's new features grow.
• Arisu's thoughts reveal her disdain for obvious answers and her strategic mindset.

Significant Themes

• The theme of boredom and the search for stimulation and challenge.
• The exploration of Arisu's character and her approach to problem-solving.

Character Interactions

• Arisu interacts with the Diary, which provides guidance and unlocks new features.
• Arisu reflects on Toyokawa Sakiko's situation, though it's not a direct interaction.

• Key Plot Points and Events: Sakayanagi Arisu discovers the Skill section of the Diary, listing three Skills: Civil War: 77, Love-struck Brain: 70, and Nepo Baby: 60. She decides to add a point to Love-struck Brain, consuming 10 Reading Points.
• Character Developments: Sakayanagi Arisu's frustration with the Diary's Skills leads her to add a point to Love-struck Brain, hinting at potential changes in her behavior. Asakusa Toru receives a questionable reward, 'Whoever You Are, You Will Become a Mother Who Loves You Dearly App (1/1)', causing him concern about the Diary's art style.
• Significant Themes: The theme of the Diary's influence on reality is further explored as Sakayanagi Arisu tests the Diary's Skill system. The theme of the Diary's questionable rewards and their effects on the characters continues with Asakusa Toru's latest reward.
• Character Interactions: There are no direct interactions between characters in this chapter. However, Sakayanagi Arisu's internal monologue reveals her growing resentment towards the person behind the Diary, while Asakusa Toru's thoughts hint at his unease with the Diary's recent rewards.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Asakusa Toru receives an 'A' grade for his diary entry and is rewarded with a perverted app called 'Whoever You Are, You Will Become a Mother Who Loves You Dearly App' that can trigger maternal love in a target by tampering with their perception.
• He suspects the reward pool might include derivative works, but dismisses the thought.
• He considers using the app on the head of the Shinomiya Family or keeping it as a universal talisman against supernatural entities.

Character Developments

• Asakusa Toru becomes more cautious and strategic in his use of rewards, considering their limitations and potential consequences.
• Takamatsu Tomori struggles to express her feelings and fears about the band's potential disbandment after learning about Soyo's true feelings.

Significant Themes

• The power of words and expression, as seen in Tomori's struggle to voice her thoughts and feelings.
• The consequences of actions and the importance of caution, as seen in Asakusa Toru's consideration of the app's limitations and potential misuse.

Character Interactions

• Asakusa Toru interacts with his diary, reflecting on his thoughts and experiences.
• Takamatsu Tomori interacts with Anon, struggling to express her feelings about the band's future.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chihaya Anon invites Takamatsu Tomori to the Astronomy Club after class.
• Tomori struggles to express her thoughts but eventually communicates through penguin-like sounds.
• Chihaya Anon understands Tomori's desire for a lasting bond and decides to become Nagasaki Soyo's 'mother'.
• Chihaya Anon leaves a message in the diary as revenge against Nagasaki Soyo.

Character Developments

• Takamatsu Tomori: Overcomes her communication barrier and expresses her feelings to Chihaya Anon.
• Chihaya Anon: Shows empathy and understanding towards Tomori, deciding to support her.

Significant Themes

• Communication and self-expression.
• Friendship and support.
• Revenge and personal growth.

Character Interactions

• Chihaya Anon and Takamatsu Tomori: Their interaction leads to Tomori expressing her feelings and Chihaya Anon understanding and supporting her.
• Chihaya Anon and Nagasaki Soyo: Chihaya Anon's decision to become Soyo's 'mother' and her revenge message hint at their complex relationship.

• Horikita Suzune is confused and frustrated by the Skills displayed in her diary, which include Modeling, Grit, and Loneliness. She decides to add one point to Grit but feels no difference.
• Kushida Kikyo ignores Horikita's messages and focuses on the new Skills section in her diary, particularly the "Kissing" skill. She decides to improve her score by practicing with Asakusa Toru.
• The Class Points have been settled, with Class A leading at 902 points, Class B at 900 points, Class C at 752 points, and Class D at 800 points. The students discuss their frustration with the low amount of Private Points they received.
• In Class D, Koenji continues to be a source of irritation for his classmates due to his indifference to their collective burden. Yamauchi and Ike have reconciled and continue to cause trouble together.

In this chapter, Ike Kanji, desperate for a girlfriend, asks Yamauchi Haruki to introduce him to Sakura Airi, who had confessed to Haruki. Haruki initially dismisses Sakura as plain and unwanted but later apologizes to her when confronted by Kushida Kikyo. Sakura, feeling grateful to Kushida, has a brief moment of courage but soon regresses to her usual timid self. She starts to suspect that Kushida has a boyfriend due to a scent she detects. The chapter ends with Sakura sneaking onto the rooftop, revealing her secret life as a gravure idol.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ike asks Haruki to introduce him to Sakura.
• Haruki initially dismisses Sakura but later apologizes to her.
• Kushida intervenes and scolds Haruki for spreading rumors.
• Sakura thanks Kushida and has a brief moment of courage.
• Sakura suspects Kushida has a boyfriend due to a scent she detects.
• Sakura sneaks onto the rooftop, revealing her secret life as a gravure idol.

Character Developments

• Ike: Desperate for a girlfriend, he asks Haruki to help him.
• Haruki: Initially dismissive of Sakura, he later apologizes to her under Kushida's pressure.
• Kushida: She stands up for Sakura and scolds Haruki for his behavior.
• Sakura: She has a brief moment of courage when thanking Kushida but soon regresses to her usual timid self. She also starts to suspect that Kushida has a boyfriend.

Significant Themes

• Isolation and Loneliness: Sakura's struggle with her timid nature and desire for connection is a central theme.
• Appearance vs Reality: Sakura's secret life as a gravure idol contrasts with her shy and plain appearance in school.
• Friendship and Support: Kushida's intervention shows her support for Sakura and her disapproval of Haruki's behavior.

Character Interactions

• Ike and Haruki: They discuss Sakura and Haruki's past interactions with her.
• Haruki and Sakura: Haruki apologizes to Sakura under Kushida's pressure.
• Kushida and Sakura: Kushida stands up for Sakura and encourages her.
• Sakura and herself: Sakura struggles with her timid nature and desires for connection, leading her to put on a mask and live a secret life as a gravure idol.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sakura Airi discovers a secure rooftop for her 'Shizuku' photoshoots.
• Asakusa Toru finds her there and takes a photo of her before she's fully transformed.
• Sakura Airi tries to delete the photo but fails, asking Asakusa Toru to look away while she changes.

Character Developments

• Sakura Airi: Struggles with her idol persona and privacy, finally finds a secure shooting location, and faces embarrassment when discovered by Asakusa Toru.
• Asakusa Toru: Shows a playful side, teases Sakura Airi, and refuses to look away while she changes.

Significant Themes

• Privacy and public image
• Embarrassment and shyness
• The duality of Sakura Airi's persona

Character Interactions

• Sakura Airi and Asakusa Toru: Sakura Airi is embarrassed and desperate to delete the photo, while Asakusa Toru teases her and refuses to look away, causing Sakura Airi to struggle with her shyness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sakura Airi changes clothes on the rooftop while Asakusa Toru watches.
• Asakusa Toru takes a photo of Sakura Airi in her Shizuku disguise.
• Sakura Airi begs Asakusa Toru to delete the photo, but he refuses, revealing he knows her true identity as Shizuku.

Character Developments

• Sakura Airi: Struggles with her identity as Shizuku and her fear of being exposed. Shows cowardice and spinelessness in her interactions with Asakusa Toru.
• Asakusa Toru: Demonstrates his manipulative and teasing nature, enjoying Sakura Airi's discomfort. Shows restraint in not using the APP to control her.

Significant Themes

• Identity and duality, as seen through Sakura Airi's struggle with her Shizuku persona.
• Manipulation and power dynamics, as Asakusa Toru toys with Sakura Airi's fears.
• The consequences of secrets and lies, as Sakura Airi's hidden identity is discovered.

Character Interactions

• Sakura Airi and Asakusa Toru: Their dynamic is one of power imbalance, with Asakusa Toru holding the upper hand due to his knowledge of Sakura Airi's secret. He teases and manipulates her, while she cowers and begs for his mercy.
• Sakura Airi's internal monologue: She struggles with her fears and insecurities, often overthinking and second-guessing herself.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Asakusa Toru (Toru) takes photos of Sakura Airi (Airi) on the rooftop, hinting that he knows her true identity.
• Toru receives a call from an unknown person, which Airi suspects might be Kushida Kikyo.
• Airi decides to seek help from Kikyo regarding her situation with Toru.

Character Developments

• Airi: Realizes her identity has been exposed and seeks help from Kikyo, showing her vulnerability and need for support.
• Toru: Shows a manipulative side, playing with Airi's emotions and threatening her subtly.
• Kikyo: Remains helpful and supportive, offering to assist Airi without knowing the full context.

Significant Themes

• Identity and deception: Airi's dual identity is threatened, and she must navigate her situation carefully.
• Manipulation and power dynamics: Toru uses his knowledge of Airi's secret to control and manipulate her.
• Trust and support: Airi turns to Kikyo for help, highlighting the importance of trust and support among friends.

Character Interactions

• Airi and Toru: Their interaction is tense, with Toru using Airi's secret to his advantage, while Airi is confused and scared.
• Airi and Kikyo: Airi reaches out to Kikyo for help, and Kikyo responds warmly and supportively, showing their close friendship.
• Toru and Kikyo: Their relationship is hinted at through the call, with Kikyo potentially controlling Toru's actions.