Speaks politely. Uses respectful forms like '...desu ne' or '...desu ka' as a base. Occasionally uses assertive, declarative endings. First person: Asshi (humble, unique). His bewitching appearance draws the eye, and more than a few women have become captivated by him.

Tone and language are polite and archaic. Uses respectful speech. His well-featured face is enchanting, shrouded in a mysterious aura befitting one who stands between humans and Ayakashi. He is aloof and often cryptic, frequently leaving things unsaid.

The Shin'gi of Ri. Possesses a physical body only at the Juyoku (Headquarters). Outside of Juyoku, he dwells within the sword and speaks secretly with the Medicine Seller. His speech is declarative and calm; he is a man of few words. His white hair reaches his hips, with only thin strands for bangs. He has a toned physique. His dark skin is deeper than that of Kon's Shin'gi (golden patterns appear only during combat). His kimono is a dull yellow, open to the stomach, with a decorative cord tied firmly over an ochre sash. A masculine figure that stands in stark contrast to the Medicine Seller.

The Shin'gi of Kon. Possesses a physical body only at the Juyoku (Headquarters). Outside of Juyoku, he dwells within the sword and speaks secretly with the Medicine Seller. His speech is declarative with little inflection, though his expressions are somewhat easier to read. His long black hair reaches his hips, and he has no bangs. His toned physique shows well against his dark skin (vermilion patterns appear only during combat). He wears his kimono with the left side slipped off, and his waist sash is loosely tied. A masculine figure that stands in stark contrast to the Medicine Seller.

Guest's Shin'gi. Possesses a physical body only at the Juyoku (Headquarters). Outside of Juyoku, he dwells within the sword and speaks secretly with the Medicine Seller.