Kazama is the stoic type who hardly smiles, but it is obvious that he has feelings for Sakurai but is so self-depreciative, he believed that he had zero chance with a girl like her. Their chemistry is just as strong as Futaba and Takeda's. Going into the other noteworthy characters, Sakurai and Kazama. Given how this is known to happen a few times in Japan, this is cathartic. The best episode demonstrating this is when he notices some creep taking an on-the-ground photo of Futaba and he seriously grabs him and throttles him. But even then, the dude has a huge heart and is caring as evidenced by his teasing of Futaba. He is as opposite from Futaba like the east and the west with being loud, somewhat obnoxious, and is a powerhouse. Heck, not even the goat even but the entire farm. Next is Takeda, who is, without question, the best man of the show, not best boy, best MAN. That is not getting into how she actually does care about Takeda greatly, not that she would ever admit it. But despite her snippy personality, she is truly a good person at heart: she once saw an elementary student was cold so she gave up her own scarf, or in other instances, she would help people with directions. Her Napoleon complex also goes into other things in her life such as envying her best friend or her coworker Sakurai due to their developed assets. Futaba is that one character that you can't help but not only feel sorry for her, but also pet her head and hug her unless Takeda is doing that himself.
So, she tries to compensate for that with trying to be the best she could be at her job, and yet, her childish demeanor would betray her if she overexerted herself. Because of her small stature, she is often mistaken for a child much to her chagrin. She can best be described as a bit crabby. She is the most adorable character this year (not counting other contenders like Kana or Illulu). Add its piano score, and you have yourself a soothing show. The character designs appear to have been crafted with a great amount of care. It has vibrant colors that add to its feel-good nature. The cast of characters is endearing its light-hearted tone and its warm depiction of city life calls to mind that feeling you'd get coming home from a grueling day of work. But while the show is simplistic, it is not a detractor from it.
Takeda would be ignorant of her feelings to the point where it could be argued that he views her as a little sister or a "daughter." Or you would have side plots with a few of the supporting cast. Or she would deny that she likes Takeda but then would perform actions that show that she does care for him. The basic premise is episodic, so you could expect a few things: Futaba tries to make people take her seriously only for that to fail and only enhances her childish side. Though, of course, everyone in the office is aware of her feelings for Takeda and often serve as shippers on deck for them. My Senpai is Annoying is about the smol office worker Futaba Igarashi and how she is often annoyed by her senpai Takeda Harumi due to his loud, boisterous demeanor. Just loving the trend of wholesome shows lately.
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