Cuteness Proximity: It's hard to get him to stop harping on about AnchoR.There's a reason why he wears those noise-cancelling headphones to begin with, and even these don't work in certain situations. This causes him to feel dizziness and discomfort when inside mechanical structures and riding cylinder trains, to the point that he sometimes needs RyuZU as a stabilizer to balance out the interfering noises. Crippling Overspecialization: While his excellent sense of hearing allows him to accurately pinpoint problems and count down the total number of gears to the finest detail, it makes him far more sensitive to extremely loud noises than an average human.He has the unique ability to hear the very gears that make up Ryuzu and their planet, but is content with wasting his time wearing headphones (though given his Super Senses, it's probably to keep him from constantly hearing gears) and lavishing in Ryuzu's attention. Brilliant, but Lazy: He is definitely this.However he can build a robot from nothing but spare parts and fixed multiple machines deemed impossible just by listening for the parts that weren't working. Book Dumb: Has little interest in his school studies (aside from keeping his attendance record spotless).One thing is clear - he's certainly not a Muggle. Ambiguously Human: It's never made clear in the anime whether he's really a human kid who somehow pushed his sense of hearing to ridiculous extremes, if he's a relative or reincarnation of the mysterious clocksmith 'Y' - or actually Y himself, still around somehow - or if he's some kind of god.

A machine maniac who resides in the Kyoto gear.

Clockwork automaton