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Tomoya is shown to think deeply about his life, though he does not frequently voice his thoughts. Though Tomoya is a delinquent, he does not go around looking for fights. He is usually somewhat quiet and silent, being more approachable than a stereotypical delinquent.
Nov 2, 2014 · Tomoya Okazaki is probably one of the most memorable Key protagonists. Clannad is the story of his life. Do you like Tomoya as a character? Can you relate to him? Which of his numerous decisions do you agree with, which ones do you not? And what would you say about his growth throughout the game?
Apr 12, 2016 · From a simple, unassuming meeting at the bottom of the hill leading to the school blossomed a strong, enduring relationship between two completely different people: the delinquent and serial truant Tomoya Okazaki, and the meek and feeble Nagisa Furukawa.
About the "good" ending, it's true that opinions are split. One opinion is that Tomoya really died, only to be reunited with Tomoyo in afterlife. Another is Tomoya went unconscious and reawaken later. It is up to the players to interpret them since either one isn't confirmed much.
Ushio dies but is now a physical being in the 'other world' rather than a soul because she is still bound to it somehow. She then takes Tomoya's soul and manipulates it so that Tomoya has the ability to make things right by resetting time. It does mean Tomoya keeps forgetting most of what happens but not all of it.
Apr 1, 2017 · Tomoya Okazaki is boy at the age of 17, at the beginning of the Anime. He is 173m (5' 8") and weighs 61 kg (134lbs). He attends a school, albeit him being a delinquent, which has made him friends with a classmate, Youhei Sunohara.
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Tomoya's habit of consistently showing up late for school has caused him to be labeled as a delinquent. Despite this, Tomoya is a diligent worker, kind, and genuinely wants to help people with their problems- when he isn't being sarcastic or playing practical jokes, that is.
