ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “Attack on Titan in 15 Minutes”

One of the NEET Detective Team members. Ex-boxer and addicted to gambling, he loves dice games and horse races. He is a former drop-out of Narumi's high school and has connections with the local police. (Source: Wikipedia)

Utsuru Sanada is a professional photographer at the age of 17, he can guess the exact 3 sizes of any girl, he can memorize anything he sees, and he can counterattack karate moves (Most guys would want these abilities). Why? Because he has superb photographic memory called “Shutter Eye” (Shutter as in the shutter of a camera). He meets Niko Kurihara, the female protagonist, who dislikes men, is a master of martial arts, and is of course beautiful. As the story progresses, Niko at first thought he is an impure guy, but soon realizes he is unpredictable and not what he seems in her eyes. . .

Maria is the supervising teacher of the Neighbors Club; she is a ten-year old nun. While not unintelligent, she is often rude and immature and refers to others as "Rotten mandarin." She develops a sibling-like relationship with Kodaka who regularly makes her packed lunches, and is affectionate with him. She is also gullible, which Yozora uses to her advantage. It was later on revealed that she was never a teacher nor a nun at the school, which almost causes the club's disbandment if it weren't for Sena's intervention, who called up her father to appoint her as a special part-time teacher. (Source: Wikipedia, edited)

Nico's best friend. She is an elegant and popular girl.

Male protagonist, a bread artisan who dreams of making the perfect Japan. Initially, he doesn't seem very bright, but when it comes to bread he's a genius. (He is knowledgeable about rice because of his grandfather, and Japanese food in general due to further learning and dealing with Japanese restaurant.) Azuma also has solar hands, exceptionally warm hands that allow the yeast to ferment faster and better when he is making his bread. Eternally optimistic and cheerful, he never gets upset from challenges faced in baking competitions, but rather from emotional tragedies. He gets his inspirations for his ja-pan from random sources, like other Japanese foods and stories from his experienced but over-talkative grandfather, a rice farmer. Unexpectedly great at math when he solved a complicated math problem in his head in less than a minute that took Pierrot hours to conceive that was written out in the sand. (Source: Wikipedia)