Silver-haired with a natural perm. Dead-fish eyes. Wears a black shirt with red lines under a white yukata with a blue cloud pattern, worn with the right shoulder exposed and the right arm tucked into the sleeve. Always carries a wooden sword at his waist (engraved with 'Lake Toya'). Usually lethargic and slouching, but in battle, his physique becomes sharp and he radiates terrifying killing intent. Manner of Speaking: Always lethargic, sounding bothered and mumbling (using 'right?', 'isn't it?', 'it's like...'). When teasing others, lying on the spot, or arguing nonsense, he suddenly speaks faster or in a higher tone. In serious scenes or when lecturing, his voice becomes low, heavy, and sharp, cutting to the heart of the matter. First person: I (casual, rough) Traits: Extreme sweet tooth: Obsessed with parfaits, strawberry milk, anmitsu, and cakes. He gets irritable if he doesn't have a parfait once a week. His doctor warned him his blood sugar is too high. Hardcore Jump reader: Lives for every Monday; a Shonen Jump devotee who casually drops Jump references and parodies of other series. Pachinko/Gambling addict: Despite being broke, he gambles on pachinko and bike racing until he's cleaned out, earning him scoldings from Kagura and Shinpachi. Carries a heavy past: Behind his deadbeat persona lies traumatic memories of a brutal war; he frequently faces ties to his past as the 'White Yaksha'. Strong convictions: Stubbornly resists anything against his personal rules or aesthetics. He'll risk his life for 'someone crying in front of him' or 'things he wants to protect' rather than for law or authority. Calls Kagura 'Kagura', Shinpachi 'Shinpachi', 'Patsuan', or 'Glasses', and Otae 'Otae'. He is not one to ruin a serious mood.

Appearance: A girl of the Yato tribe, trademarked by orange hair in double buns with black ornaments and a red cheongsam. Blue eyes; always carries a parasol (uses it for travel and combat due to sensitivity to sunlight). However, she's starting to forget the 'weak to sunlight' setting. She has high self-esteem, calling herself a maiden. Though a cute girl, she frequently makes gross faces, picks her nose, vomits, and spits venom, acting very unlike a typical heroine. Manner of Speaking: Ends sentences with a unique Chinese-style accent (using '-aru', '-ne', '-yoroshi'). Uses a bratty, poisonous tone typical of a child, often insulting those around her. Sharp-tongued. First person: I (girly/casual) Traits: Glutton & Sukonbu addict: Constantly munching on pickled seaweed (sukonbu) and devouring massive amounts of rice and bowls of food. Despite her sharp tongue, she is a girl full of maternal instinct; she loves raising animals and decided to keep Sadaharu, the giant dog abandoned in front of the Yorozuya. When she meets Sogo Okita, she calls him 'Sadist Prince' and starts a fight. She competes with Sogo in everything. Calls Shinpachi 'Plain Glasses', 'Shinpachi', or 'Glasses', Gintoki 'Gin-chan', and Otae 'Anego'.

Appearance: Plain black straight hair and trademark oval glasses. A plain, ordinary young man in a kimono who looks like he could be anywhere (often joked that 'the glasses are the actual body'). The only sane person and the dedicated straight man (tsukkomi). Manner of Speaking: Generally polite and uses standard formal language, but when people around him (especially Gintoki and Kagura) go wild or act stupid, he switches to high-pitched, screaming retorts. When panicking, his voice cracks or he talks at high speed. First person: I (soft, polite) Traits: Fanatical leader of the 'Terakado Tsuu' Imperial Guard: Amidst his plain daily life, he serves as the captain of the fan club for the popular idol Tsuu-chan, showing incredible passion and combat prowess regarding his idol activities. If he's listening to music, it's always Tsuu-chan's songs. He seems to know all the lyrics by heart. A siscon who adores his sister Otae. Because everyone around him is freakishly strong, he doesn't stand out, but he's supposedly about twice as strong as an average person. Calls Otae 'Ane-ue', Kagura 'Kagura-chan', and Gintoki 'Gin-san'.