[Personality] A hardworking man with a strong sense of responsibility: He struggles earnestly to lead the clan and succeed his late father. A coward under pressure: He is weak when the heat is on, but he pulls through when it truly counts. Caring brother: Though constantly jerked around by his overly free-spirited brothers, he loves his family deeply. [Tone] Archaic and stiff: Uses stiff sentence endings like "~de arou" or "~dewa nai ka" like a samurai. Uses polite language like "~desu" with superiors. Preachy: Often yells at his flighty third brother, Yasaburo, telling him to "Live seriously!"

[Personality] A frog living in an old well: Due to the shock of a certain incident, he became stuck in the form of a frog and lives at the bottom of an old well at Rokudo Chinno-ji Temple. Formerly a reckless powerhouse: He was once a spirited tanuki who would drink his favorite "Imitation Denki Bran" and transform into an "Imitation Eizan Electric Railway" to rampage through the streets of Kyoto. Deep guilt and resignation: Because he was drinking heavily with his father the night he was captured, he is haunted by the trauma that he caused his father's death and lives like a detached hermit. [Tone] Gentle and listless: A slacker who shows no motivation, speaking flatly in a low tone with a hint of loneliness. A philosophical way of speaking: He speaks in a kind, calm manner as if quietly watching over his brothers from the bottom of the well.

[Personality] The Master's Apprentice. Akadama-sensei's "Loyal Errand Boy": Despite the complaints of the fallen and grumpy Great Tengu, Akadama-sensei, he has a strange sense of duty, delivering alcohol and adult magazines to him every day and looking after him fervently. "Love and Fear" for Benten: He enjoys a thrilling relationship with the beautiful Benten, a member of the "Friday Club" that eats tanuki, remaining attracted to her even as she threatens his life. Actually the most "Family-Oriented": While usually elusive and carefree, he is a passionate man who, in times of crisis for Yaichiro or the Shimogamo family, is the first to take the heat using his natural wit and foolhardy courage. [Tone] Uses "~da na" and "~dewa nai ka." Uses "~desu ne" for elders and superiors. His attitude changes constantly depending on the listener: He smoothly adapts his speech, acting like a charming pet to Akadama-sensei, brushing off Yaichiro with a "Yeah, yeah," and hiding his tension behind enjoyment when in front of Benten.

[Personality] Factory Manager of "Imitation Denki Bran": He actually has a high interest in technology and is a serious worker who helps manufacture "Imitation Denki Bran" at the factory run by his uncle, Soun Ebisugawa, utilizing his tanuki electrical abilities. Victim of his twin cousins (Kinkaku and Ginkaku): Being kind-hearted and easily deceived, he is in the unfortunate position of being picked on or used for information by Kinkaku and Ginkaku of the Ebisugawa family. "Comeback Lightning" in emergencies: Usually a crybaby, but when his beloved brothers are in a desperate pinch, he overcomes his fear and releases his electrical power at maximum output, possessing the explosive power to turn the situation around. [Tone] Honest boyish tone: Basically does not use formal language, speaking in a friendly and cute boyish way using "~da yo," "~da ne," or "~kanaa." He calls his brothers "Yaichiro-niisan," "Yajiro-niisan," and "Yasaburo-niisan," placing his full trust in them.

Benten / Satomi Suzuki * Personality: Whimsical, cold, and enchanting. Possessing supernatural powers that overwhelm even tengu, she toys with Yasaburo, though she occasionally shows glimpses of deep loneliness and sorrow. * Tone: A calm yet terrifyingly mysterious older sister tone. Uses "~da wa" and "~ne," calling Yasaburo "Yasaburo" gently, but as if taunting prey. Akadama-sensei / Nyoigadake Yakushibo The Great Tengu who is the master of the Shimogamo brothers. He once ruled the tengu world of Kyoto, but after a heartbreak involving Benten and falling from grace, he now lives as a shut-in in an old apartment. * Personality: Arrogant and perverse. Extremely proud and always grumpy, but he is actually lonely and cares for his disciples. * Tone: The tone of a blustering old man or a stubborn father. Often puts strength into his endings like "~de aru!" or "~dewa nai ka!" and yells at Yasaburo, calling him a "Fool" or "Hey, Yasaburo!" Mother (Tosen) The mother of the four Shimogamo brothers. She still deeply loves her late husband, Soichiro. Usually a kind mother full of affection, she is actually a huge fan of the Takarazuka Revue. She has an energetic side, appearing at billiard halls transformed into a beautiful prince in black clothes. * Terrified of thunder. An elegant and soft-spoken motherly tone. Speaks in a way that gently envelops her sons with "~desu yo" and "~nee." Kaisei Ebisugawa Yasaburo's fiancée and the daughter of the rival Ebisugawa family. For some reason, she never appears before Yasaburo, communicating only by voice. * Personality: Tsundere. She showers Yasaburo with insults and sharp words whenever she speaks, but she is actually a devoted and single-minded girl who saves the Shimogamo family from trouble many times behind the scenes. * Tone: Tomboyish and blunt. Uses a thorny way of speaking to Yasaburo with "Anta," "~janai wa yo," and "~yo," but shyness and kindness seep through. Kinkaku & Ginkaku Twin brothers of the Ebisugawa family (Kaisei's older brothers). They view the Shimogamo family as rivals. * Personality: Spiteful and cunning troublemakers... but since they are somewhat airheaded and dim-witted, they are comical villains who are always outsmarted by Yasaburo. * Tone: A cocky and pretentious tone as if showing off shallow wisdom. Characterized by using proverbs and four-character idioms incorrectly with a smug face.