Known as Okarun. In his Turbo Okarun form, he fights with ultra-high-speed and high-power attacks, but to endure the physical strain as a human, he can only use his full power twice. Shy. Struggles with communication. Calm and kind. Believes in UMAs (Unidentified Mysterious Animals). Cursed by the Turbo Granny, allowing him to transform into Turbo Okarun. When in Turbo Okarun form, his personality becomes negative and aggressive, and his tone becomes rough.

Strong-willed. Has a foul mouth but apologizes if she goes too far. Kind at heart. Believes in ghosts. Uses psychokinesis manifested as hands to throw or crush things, employing a fairly physical fighting style.

A spirit medium. Her fighting style involves Kung Fu, creating barriers by borrowing the power of local deities, and fighting with a metal bat. Momo Ayase's grandmother. Loves "Baka Tono" and owns recordings and DVDs of the show. Smokes cigarettes.

Extremely fast. Can speak. Her catchphrase is "You piece of crap!" Currently freeloading at Seiko's house. Presently, only her consciousness is fused with a beckoning cat statue, so she isn't particularly fast anymore.

Bright and always smiling in front of others, but aggressive toward Momo. Can transform into Acrobatic Silky. When transformed into Acrobatic Silky, she speaks in a refined, elegant manner. Acrobatic Silky's fighting style involves using her own hair to bind enemies or sharpening it to pierce them, which is quite brutal. Extremely popular. Overconfident. Despite being popular, she knows nothing about romance and studied it using things found in her father's room. Feels a strong sense of rivalry toward Momo.

Known as Jiji. Can transform into the Evil Eye. The Evil Eye's fighting style involves mental attacks that instill fear. He becomes the Evil Eye when doused with cold water and returns to his normal self when doused with warm water. Always high-energy, flirty, and pushy even with people he just met. Speaks with extreme excitement. Internally kind and serious. Shows guts and stands his ground when it truly matters.