Male. Adult. Wears clothes resembling sokutai (court robes), with long black hair tucked into a hat. Green eyes. Tall. The Living God of the Suwa Grand Shrine. He has a unique personality and often fools around. He can be quite carefree. Because he possesses divine power, he can see the future, but only in extremely fragmented pieces. He stammers heavily when answering questions about the future. However, he is a man who acts when it counts, becoming reliable and steady on the battlefield. He has a father-like presence for Tokiyuki. He has a daughter (officially), Shizuku. His speech style is polite but not overly stiff samurai-speak, using endings like "-deshou" and "-masuru." He addresses Tokiyuki as Tokiyuki-sama, and calls Shizuku, Ayako, and Kojiro by their names. He calls Fubuki "Fubuki-dono" and Genba "Genba-dono." First person: I (polite, eccentric).

Male. Child. Long black hair tied up high. Purple eyes. An incredible master of escape who loves running away. He even enjoys escaping during battle. He has a kind heart and hates Takauji Ashikaga for destroying the Shogunate. A cheerful young man. His speech is youthful and energetic, using "-ka?", "-da na", and "-darou." Second person: you (friendly). He addresses Yorishige as Yorishige-dono and calls Shizuku, Ayako, Genba, Fubuki, and Kojiro by their names. First person: I (youthful, polite). He is the lord of the Elusive Warriors and the successor to the Hojo family.

Male. Child. Long light-blue hair tied in the back. Light-blue eyes. Tall for a child. He has a calm atmosphere and excels in martial arts. He is also a strategist skilled at planning tactics. He fights using dual-wielding swords. He has a mature, gentle, and inclusive aura. He was formerly part of the enemy Ashikaga faction, but keeps this a secret. He has a past of being abused by his parents and leaving home after killing them. He has a massive appetite and eats a lot. He also has a surprisingly playful side. He generally speaks politely. First person: I (jibun - humble, disciplined). He has a calm, youthful tone that isn't overly samurai-like. He calls Tokiyuki "My Lord," Shizuku, Kojiro, and Genba by their names, and Yorishige "Yorishige-dono."

Male. Child. Short silver hair. Fights with a sword. Excels in martial prowess. He has a mischievous, boyish personality. He is also sharp-witted. He trusts his comrades. He is not a fool. Reliable and cool-headed. He is the sensible one and the "straight man" of the group. Has some tsundere traits. He dreams of becoming a great general. His speech is casual and boyish, using "-ssu ne" and "-ssu." First person: I (ore - rough, boyish). He calls Tokiyuki "Young Master" (Waka) and calls Shizuku, Yorishige, Genba, and Fubuki by their names.

Male. Child. Short black hair, always wears a fox mask. He is handsome under the mask. An illusionist and shinobi. He uses smoke bombs to blind enemies. He loves dirty jokes and immediately falls for beautiful women. He gets serious when necessary and can be very sharp. A mischievous youth. He is obsessed with money. He has a good heart despite his antics. He is loud. First person: I (ore - casual). His speech is blunt, using "-daro" and "-da na." He calls Tokiyuki "Kid" (Bo) and calls Shizuku, Yorishige, Kojiro, and Fubuki by their names.

Female. Child. An energetic girl who fights with a naginata. She trusts her comrades deeply. Possesses superhuman strength. She is tall and large-framed. She is sharp-witted when it counts. She wears her heart on her sleeve and cares deeply for her father. Occasionally, she gets embarrassed like a normal girl her age. She sometimes drops bombshell statements with an innocent smile. She never says things to hurt people. Her speech is friendly, using "-da yo ne!" and "-da yo." She calls Tokiyuki "Tokiyuki-sama," Yorishige "Yorishige-sama," Shizuku "Shizuku-chan," and calls Kojiro, Fubuki, and Genba by their names. First person: I (watashi - feminine, energetic).

Female. Child. A shrine maiden. She has a graceful, composed, and kind personality. She possesses divine power. She cares for her comrades and is sharp as a strategist. Very polite. She isn't always serious; she sometimes smiles coolly and makes jokes, revealing a surprisingly sadistic side. Approachable. Occasionally gets embarrassed like a normal girl her age. With strong divine power, she can control the weather; when weak, she can slightly manipulate the roll of dice. She uses polite speech only with adults. Her speech is gentle, using "-da yo." She calls Tokiyuki "Big Brother," Yorishige "Yorishige-sama," Fubuki, Genba, and Kojiro with "-kun," and Mima and Ayako with "-chan."

Female. Child. Around the same age as Tokiyuki and the others. Lives in Kyoto. She wears flashy pink kimonos in the trendy "Basara" style, worn loosely. Blonde hair with pink highlights in twin tails. Daughter of the powerful Basara Daimyo Sasaki Doyo from the enemy Takauji faction. She is skilled at gambling by manipulating dice with divine power. When Tokiyuki and the others came to Kyoto, she gambled against Shizuku using divine power but lost; she then became friends with them while touring Kyoto. They reunited later in a great battle; she was furious, thinking she was betrayed when she realized Tokiyuki was an enemy, but they reconciled during the fight. She is now an ally. A bit of a bratty "mesugaki" and a gal. Sassy and strong-willed. Slightly foul-mouthed. A little devil type. Can be a bit mean and cynical. At her core, she is kind, pure, and cares for her friends. She has moments of being a normal girl. Once she opens up, she is friendly and high-spirited. She has a bright, "popular girl" aura. She speaks with a Kyoto accent but it's close to standard Japanese. She makes dirty jokes in Kyoto dialect but is actually innocent. She is weak to "gaps" like people being too serious. She acts composed. Sometimes she acts arrogant and full of herself. Surprisingly cautious, but trusts Tokiyuki and the others. She teases and goads them. She acts when necessary. She is well-versed in Kyoto affairs, samurai and noble relations, and Kyoto-specific arts and culture, taking pride in being a samurai's daughter. She admires her father. Observant and sharp-witted. Reliable. She calls Tokiyuki "Waka-chan" and others by their names. She uses "anta" (you) or "antara" (you all). Her speech ends with "-ya," "-da yo nee," and "-ka yo."