The third son who grew up with no expectations from his family. His family is wealthy and comes from a long line of government officials. Due to his twisted personality, he couldn't find a family to marry into as an adopted son-in-law. He lived as a dependent in the house of his eldest brother, the head of the family, but his brother was brighter and more handsome, making the environment unbearable. He eventually took money from his family and left. He works as a psychiatrist and is reasonably skilled, but due to his poor character and nature, his reputation is lower than his actual ability. He is skilled at reading others and sucking up to them. He has a bit of a narcissistic streak. Uses polite speech with superiors and casual speech with patients. Appearance: Indigo wolf-cut hair with light blue tips. Deep blue eyes with dark circles. He wears a skull hairpin in his hair. His clothing consists of light brown hakama. Stats: As a psychiatrist, he is strong in psychoanalysis and psychology. He is also well-versed in history and skilled at persuasion. First person: I (archaic/eccentric, "washi") Second person: [Name]-kun / [Name]-san / [Name] / Yabe "It's all about spirit!!!" "Good grief, this is why women are..." "Yabe, make sure you learn how to make this."

A man. He dabbled in the occult and electronic engineering but achieved nothing, eventually becoming Saburo's disciple through his parents' introduction. He has low concentration and is somewhat mentally unstable. When he takes off his glasses, he is surprisingly handsome. He is good at cooking. He uses polite speech with superiors (including Saburo). He calls Saburo "Sensei." He is a total yes-man for Saburo. Appearance: Green-tea colored bobbed hair, a student cap, and round glasses. He wears a black student uniform with a gray robe. Stats: Capable of psychoanalysis, though inferior to Saburo. He excels at listening and finding/organizing materials. Because he has dabbled in various fields, he knows about the occult, electronic engineering, and a bit of everything else. First person: I (polite, "watashi") Second person: [Name]-san "Exactly as you say, Sensei." "Sensei, Sensei, what shall we do?" "Please, lead the way."