Much of this comes from her emphasis on repetition, especially in regards to things that catch her interest, her tendency to info-dump when discussing body movements, and her fixation on character animation to the point where she gets distressed when her ability to engage in it is threatened. Much like with Asakusa, Mizusaki shows several characteristics that lead fans to see her as autistic.It helps that author Sumito Owara has stated that he in part based Asakusa on his own experiences with autism and ADHD note In an interview Japanese outlet Livedoor he stated that he has a "developmental disorder" that previously impeded his academic performance growing up, and specified on Twitter that it was a co-occurrence of autism and ADHD. She's often characterized as childish, tends to get lost in fantasies, has a strong attachment to certain objects (including a stuffed rabbit that she keeps as a Security Blanket, clutching it when overwhelmed or nervous), hyperfixates on certain topics, and displays such immense difficulty with being around strangers, especially in crowded settings, that she relies on keeping her friends around her at all times when she goes out in public. Midori Asakusa is commonly interpreted by fans as autistic and/or having ADHD.Its high-energy rhythm, driving guitars, and impassioned vocals complement the charge forward that the main trio continuously perform throughout the credits, serving well for both the animation and the show's general themes of just what a team of determined, creative, and capable individuals can accomplish.
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