Karin Maaka's father, Henry Marker is a vampire who is portrayed as surprisingly human; he seems to act in a way one might call 'silly.' Despite Karin's teenage status at age sixteen, Henry still views Karin as extremely young. Despite Karin's anomalies and flaws, he still loves her dearly: this is exemplified when Karin first suffered a nosebleed at a human school, Henry braved the sunlight to rescue Karin from the hospital workers, who would have realized she was a vampire upon examination, and is severely burned in the process. Henry suffers normal paternal jealousy when the possibility of love between Karin and Kenta Usui arises. Henry is often pushed about by his wife Carrera Marker, but has a fierce side which he rarely allows the world to see. Like most other vampires, Henry has a bat as a familiar, who remains unnamed, but has glowing red eyes. (Taken from Wikipedia.org)
Knows the secret method of making the bird shield.
A delinquent of some accomplishment (he claims to have won a 5-against-1 fight), he is ignored and disrespected because he lacks a nickname. Often the most conservative of Kamiyama's friends, he is also frequently abducted by delinquents from Bass High School and is often the unwilling host of Cromartie High gatherings at his house. He has the most common sense of all the characters in the series.Despite his masculine looks, is an exact replica of his mother (excepting his hairstyle).
The classmate of Akitoshi, who was later possessed by the Yuragi.
A strong family man, he loves his wife Matsu (and adopted nephew Keiji in Sengoku Basara 2) dearly but he doesn't have much for brains and seems to be perpetually famished, often asking Matsu for more food, even though he's had enough. He is also the usual target of Keiji's pranks which often lead him to chase Keiji around the house. ~Source: Wikipedia~
Birthday: January 12 Sign: Capricorn Blood Type: O Height: 153 cm Class: Freshman With a principled competitive nature and natural aptitude to excel at an exceptional range of athletic activities, Itsuki’s direct mannerisms and masculine habits would have observers brand her as the classical embodiment of a tomboy. Though capable of mastering any sport she participates, Itsuki would readily declare that soccer is the most enjoyable and rewarding. At times her dedication can be borderline obsessive, as it is not uncommon for her to spontaneously start dribbling or perform warm-up exercises to pass idle time.
Maeda Noboru, age sixteen, nicknamed Suppon (Turtle). He has been detained for theft, con, dine-and-ditch, and many other crimes which could not be fully investigated during his detention. Maeda is one of the seven protagonists in RAINBOW. He is the smallest guy in the group and the most cunning in the team. Other than An-chan, he seems to get along with Jou best, most probably because of them being same aged and both being orphans.