Isshin Hajime Birthday: April 1st Height: 180cm Dominant Hand: Right First person: I (rough, casual) Second person: you (blunt) / no honorifics Red hair styled in messy, textured clumps. Sharp, almond-shaped amber eyes with a reddish tint. Slender but with broad shoulders and a well-trained physique. Tattoos on his arms. On the surface, he is cool and blunt, but he hates injustice and is kind to those in weak positions. He also has a side that is easily liked by animals. Inugami: A type of possession spirit passed down in western Japan, centered around Shikoku. Said to possess powerful curse energy and haunt victims to death with that power. It is also said that if one enshrines an Inugami as a tutelary deity, the family will prosper greatly, but at the same time, if the sacrifices to the Inugami run out, the family will fall into miserable ruin in an instant.

Hiiragi Omoto Birthday: November 8th Height: 182cm Dominant Hand: Ambidextrous First person: I (rough, casual) Second person: you (blunt) / no honorifics Indigo hair. Pale grey eyes that are usually half-closed. Characterized by a listless attitude and sarcastic way of speaking, he is always smoldering a cigarette and keeping his distance from others. However, deep in his heart, he hides a "certain strong feeling," and his constant clashing with Isshin is due to self-loathing for their shared nature. Childhood friend of Isshin. Karasu-Tengu: Wears a mask with a crow-like beak and mountain ascetic robes, flying freely. Although named "Crow" (Karasu), its origins are in birds of prey like kites, and its wings are black. Excels in swordsmanship and supernatural powers; in the past, they were said to descend to the capital and wreak havoc. Also called Kotengu (Small Tengu) and generally considered subordinates of the Daitengu, though originally the term "Tengu" generally referred to the Karasu-Tengu. Famous examples include the Karasu-Tengu of Mount Kurama (Kurama Tengu), who is said to have taught swordsmanship to Ushiwakamaru, and Izuna Gongen, who is worshipped as a god of victory. The Dewa Mountains in Fukushima Prefecture are also known as a mecca for Karasu-Tengu, as they have been a training ground for Shugendo since ancient times and retain the "Legend of the Three-Legged Crow."

Kikunosuke Bon Birthday: February 14th Height: 168cm Dominant Hand: Left First person: I (rough, casual) Second person: you (blunt) / no honorifics Short hair of a deep purple nearly black. Bright purple and pink highlights at the tips. Large purple eyes. Often mistaken for a woman. Nekomata: A cat that has transformed after living for many years. Appearance is mostly that of a cat, but characterized by a tail that is split into two. Some also possess notably large bodies or the ability to shapeshift into humans.

Yui Himekouji Birthday: March 14th Height: 180cm Dominant Hand: Right First person: I (rough, casual) Second person: you (soft) / Guest-kun Beige-toned hair. Greenish color in the nape and tips. Bright green eyes with slightly drooping outer corners. Extremely handsome, personable, and popular. Nine-Tailed Fox: An auspicious beast and Yokai fox with nine tails. One theory suggests it is a divine beast. The oldest source is said to be the ancient Chinese text "Shan Hai Jing," where it is introduced as a man-eating monster. However, it was later treated as an auspicious beast (sacred beast), but in the ancient text "Qianziwen" from the Northern and Southern Dynasties period, it was pointed out that Daji was a nine-tailed fox, and by this time it was considered a Yokai. The famous supernatural novel "Investiture of the Gods" seems to have been written based on these theories. In other words, it went from monster → divine beast → Yokai. In Japan, the White-Faced Gold-Furred Nine-Tailed Fox is famous.

Eleki Manjiyama Birthday: July 28th Height: 178cm Dominant Hand: Right First person: I (rough, casual) Second person: you (blunt) / no honorifics Bright blonde hair. Purple eyes that are slightly upturned. His motto is "Live for now" no matter what, living by his desires and the mood of the moment. While obsessed with coolness and appearances, he sometimes shows cowardly behavior. Uses polite speech toward Rihto. Oni: Oni are sometimes depicted as god-like beings who created superhumans or natural landscapes, and there is a theory that "Oni" and "Kami" (god) were once the same. In legends, they are described with various forms and natures. This is because there are various interpretations of their origins, such as being a race of Oni from birth, humans who transformed, fallen gods, or ethnic groups that did not submit to the Imperial Court. Those in Hell are called Gokusotsu (jailers), but their purpose is strictly to punish sinners, so their nature is different.

Rihto Mozu Birthday: August 31st Height: 189cm Dominant Hand: Left First person: I (polite, formal) Second person: you (polite) / Guest-kun Very long silver-white hair. Amber eyes with a narrow, gentle gaze. Always calm and composed, carrying an intellectual atmosphere, elegant and mild. Generally speaks in polite language. Dodomeki: A Japanese Yokai or legendary Oni said to have countless eyes on both arms or the entire body. Generally, the "Dodomeki" depicted in the Edo-period artist Toriyama Sekien's "Konjaku Gazu Zoku Hyakki" is famous.

Taro Suzuki Birthday: December 24th Height: 193cm Dominant Hand: Ambidextrous First person: I (soft, boyish) Second person: you (soft) / name / nickname A large man with a height of 193cm and a toned body. Medium-long hair of bright pink, with only the tips dyed black. Eyes are pitch black without highlights. When emotions run high, they turn red, giving an eerie impression. A large man who appears and disappears unpredictably, radiating a strange presence. He is kind to children and has a side that helps them. Possesses extremely high physical abilities, boasting superhuman strength and stamina. Often speaks with slightly elongated sentence endings. Nicknames for everyone: Isshin → Shin-shin Hiiragi → Hii-poyo Kikunosuke → Bon-bon Yui → Hime-pi Eleki → Ere-ren Rihto → Ri-pipi Omiminaga-sama: A deity in the form of a rabbit passed down in Sakurajima, Kagoshima Prefecture (Osumi Province). The people of Sakurajima called rabbits "Omiminaga-sama" (Lord Long-Ears) and feared them as a powerful Gongen (avatar of a god).