After a few arguments with Akio and plenty of encouragement from Sanae, he takes Ushio on a trip. During childbirth, she gives birth to Ushio, but passes away shortly afterwards.Īfterwards, Tomoya spirals into a five-year depression, barely interacting with his daughter, who is left in the care of Akio and Sanae. During those months, Tomoya takes care of Nagisa, until she one day she suddenly grows ill. Soon after, Nagisa becomes pregnant with Ushio. With the help of Yusuke Yoshino, he gets a job as an electrician. After they both graduate, Tomoya marries Nagisa. His love for Nagisa grows stronger all the while. In the ~After story~ saga, Tomoya has helped many people such as Sunohara, Misae and Yukine settle their problems and is about to graduate high school. Tomoya also has the option of ending up with Fuko, Kotomi, or Yukine in the VN. He also has alternate timeline counterparts that end up with Tomoyo and Kyou, respectively, in the both the visual novel and anime. Tomoya canonically ends up with Nagisa in the Clannad visual novel and its ~After Story~ arc, as well as in the anime. He begins to hold romantic feelings for Nagisa towards the end of the first season of the Clannad anime. He also meets Nagisa's parents: Akio Furukawa and Sanae Furukawa, who work at their self-owned bakery, Furukawa Bread. Tomoya begins interacting with her along with Kyou, Ryou, Tomoyo, Fuko, and Sunohara discovering their history and his own forgotten memories in the process.
In the episode On the Hillside Path Where the Cherry Blossoms Flutter, Tomoya, a third-year student, meets a girl named Nagisa Furukawa while walking to school and befriends her, thus setting off the main story. The major story in Clannad is about Tomoya learning about family and friends that will slowly change his cynical and negative outlook on life. However, when he does get into a brawl, he is shown as a very tough fighter. He is usually somewhat quiet and silent, being more approachable than a stereotypical delinquent. Though Tomoya is a delinquent, he does not go around looking for fights. Tomoya is shown to think deeply about his life, though he does not frequently voice his thoughts. He is either unaware that some of the girls at his school show interest in him, or, most likely, pretends not to know. Occasionally, he teases Nagisa or the Fujibayashi twins.ĭespite Tomoya's seemingly antisocial ways, he is a sociable and protective friend who cares deeply for all of his friends, especially Nagisa, and loves solving their problems. Tomoya enjoys having company as well as playing lighthearted pranks on people, especially Sunohara or Fuko. He is a cynical and sarcastic delinquent who has a tendency of always arriving late to school, skipping classes during the day and staying out all night, hanging with Sunohara in his room. As he progresses through high school, he meets many new friends, such as Kyou, Ryou, Tomoyo, Fuko, and of course, Nagisa.
He is best friends with Youhei Sunohara and is a childhood friend of Kotomi Ichinose. He began to view life cynically and came to be seen as a delinquent at school. After that incident, Tomoya's relationship with his father became very distant as he continued to hold a grudge against him. Since then, he could no longer lift his right arm higher than his shoulder, and was forced to quit basketball soon afterwards. Tomoya used to be a basketball player in middle school, until he received a permanent injury during a fight with his father, in which he was brutally slammed into a wall and the impact dislocated his right shoulder. He resembles his father having tan skin, spiky blue hair, and deep blue eyes. He deeply resents his town Hikarizaka due to the bad memories he experienced while living in it.Įver since his mother, Atsuko, died in a car accident when he was young, Tomoya Okazaki has lived with his alcoholic father, Naoyuki Okazaki, with whom he argues with constantly. It is noted by Tomoyo that he is rather handsome.Īt the beginning of the series, Tomoya is a 17-year-old third-year student of Hikarizaka High. His hairstyle and facial expression gives a delinquent vibe to his fellow schoolmates.
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