She was known as the jewel of the Natsukawa family, and she was used as a tool and accessory by her father in order to show off to his high society. She spent nine years overseas in Sweden before returning to Japan. Masuzu was born into a wealthy family and is the older sister of Mana Natsukawa.
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This is evidenced by her interactions with Kidou, as by later in the series she has clearly developed feelings for him, but continues to deny them or make excuses for whenever she shows acts of affection. As a result of having to act the "perfect child" for her father during her youth, she develops a sort of identity crisis, often having trouble expressing her true feelings and emotions to other people. It is later revealed that Masuzu has been putting up an act in regards to her stance of love. In order to avoid being asked out by her classmates, she blackmails Eita using his personal diary into be her fake boyfriend. She often mocks others that desire to be relationships as people with "love on the mind". Just like Eita Kidou, Masuzu hates romance. At the start of the series, she was confessed to 58 times in 2 months. Due to her beautiful and elegant appearance, she is often lusted after by many of her male classmates, though she turns down their confessions every time. She is brutally honest with her beliefs almost to the point of being cold. In school, she actively avoids talking to most people, preferring to stare out the classroom window from her desk. To those that don't know her personally, Masuzu is a quiet and reserved girl.
She is mostly seen wearing her school uniform, but outside of school, she is seen wearing more casual clothing such as sundresses. Like Hime, despite the fact that Masuzu looks slim in her school uniform, she is actually very well-endowed and has a curvaceous figure, as shown whenever she wears her swimsuit. Masuzu is an extremely beautiful fair-skinned girl with deep blue eyes, straight waist-length silver hair and bangs that fall just above her eyes.
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