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| rdfs:comment | - The relationship between Wallaby and Kokoro is complicated – it is unknown whether Wallaby knows of Kokoro having had a crush on him. When Kokoro suggests that he should start calling her the friendlier Kokoro-chan instead of the more formal Kosaka-san, Wallaby seems happy that they have grown so close, but Kokoro angrily insists that she only said so because informal language suited a stuffed animal better. Though he is displeased that Kokoro allowed him to stay at her house under such unsatisfying conditions, including having to spend most of his time in her drawer, and having to endure her short temper and violent outbursts.
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| abstract | - The relationship between Wallaby and Kokoro is complicated – it is unknown whether Wallaby knows of Kokoro having had a crush on him. When Kokoro suggests that he should start calling her the friendlier Kokoro-chan instead of the more formal Kosaka-san, Wallaby seems happy that they have grown so close, but Kokoro angrily insists that she only said so because informal language suited a stuffed animal better. Though he is displeased that Kokoro allowed him to stay at her house under such unsatisfying conditions, including having to spend most of his time in her drawer, and having to endure her short temper and violent outbursts. Wallaby was last seen when he and Kokoro made a cameo appearance during the cultural festival in the first volume of Azumanga Daioh. In the anime, Kokoro was replaced by a somewhat similar-looking girl and Wallaby did not appear at all.
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