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- souichirou-shidou title "Souichirou Shidou".
- souichirou-shidou title "Souichirou Shidou".
- souichirou-shidou alternateName "Nachi".
- souichirou-shidou description " Souichirou "Nachi" Shidou is Madoka`s Fiance, who appears in various volumes in Full Moon Wo Sagashite. He changed his name to Nachi after getting plastic surgery because he was tired of being called "Cheesy" by Madoka. In one chapter of Full Moon, Nachi was knifed shortly after an incident involving Ms. Oshige and a birthday present for Mitsuki. In the seventh volume, Nachi and Madoka can be seen on a balcony watching Mitsuki`s performance. He is also a servant of a prince. The above information was copied directly from Full Moon Wo Sagashite by Arina Tanemura, Manga Version obviously, since Nachi was never in the Anime. ".
- souichirou-shidou image "https://media.kitsu.io/characters/images/41233/original.jpg".
- souichirou-shidou mainEntityOfPage "https://myanimelist.net/character/16129".
- souichirou-shidou name "Souichirou Shidou".
- souichirou-shidou name "Souichirou Shidou".
- souichirou-shidou type Thing.
- souichirou-shidou type Character.
- souichirou-shidou comment " Souichirou "Nachi" Shidou is Madoka`s Fiance, who appears in various volumes in Full Moon Wo Sagashite. He changed his name to Nachi after getting plastic surgery because he was tired of being called "Cheesy" by Madoka. In one chapter of Full Moon, Nachi was knifed shortly after an incident involving Ms. Oshige and a birthday present for Mitsuki. In the seventh volume, Nachi and Madoka can be seen on a balcony watching Mitsuki`s performance. He is also a servant of a prince. The above information was copied directly from Full Moon Wo Sagashite by Arina Tanemura, Manga Version obviously, since Nachi was never in the Anime. ".
- souichirou-shidou label "Souichirou Shidou".
- souichirou-shidou label "Souichirou Shidou".
