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Member of Aizawa's second trio group (the other one is the defunct Miyabi Aizawa-Urumi Kanzaki-Tomoko Nomura combo). Along with Chikako Shirai, become Onizuka-clan member in 13th volume, after listening to Kikuchi's advice. http://www.miyabiaizawa.com/characters/character_index.php

From the magic world Fandavale. She is also one of the Three Musketeers, and came to Souta to protect him. She is the type that knows the intellectual magic, as she was top in her magic classes. Her specialty is magic attacks. She likes Souta and always hugs him or tries to get close to him, much to Ringo's dismay. She can control ice magic and also use it to control water magic. She is in fact a princess as her name suggests; however after her father remarried to a woman controlled by Cendrillon, the kingdom was taken away. Age 14. (Source: Wikipedia)

Kippei's mother. She is a school crossing guard, among other things. She taught Kippei how to make onigiri (rice-balls).

He's half American, half Japanese. He smells, but most of the time, he doesn't even realize it.

Birthday: February 20 Zodiac: Pisces Height: 165 cm Weight: 47 kg An idol pop singer whose song lyrics are often very dirty or controversial. She started her career singing on the sides of streets. This was when Shinpachi met her and has followed her ever since, being captain of her fan club. Her talent was recognized by Bansai Kawakami (under his producer alias "Tsunpo"), and she has since gained popularity. Her mother manages her, and her father is currently serving time in prison. When she was younger, her father made a bet with her, saying that if she became famous, he would bring a number of roses to her first concert. He broke out of prison specially for the occasion, and although he couldn't give her the roses, he gave her a single flower. He donned a paper bag over his head, so he wouldn't trouble her with his presence, yet she knew it was him, and thanked him with tears in her eyes. She had previously dated a man named Goemon, who worked in the entertainment industry alongside her. Tsu admired him greatly, as "he was the only person who was nice to her", but it was revealed that Goemon truly thought nothing of her, and even went as far as to send her threatening anonymous letters advising her to finish with him. She became part of the Shinsengumi for a day, to raise morale. She is often referred to as "Otsu" due to her habit of making words using the last letter of previous words (Terakad-O-Tsuu.)

Ren-Tan is a Miko (Shrine Maiden) who lives in a temple with her grandfather. She is fond of playing the Mokugyo, a Buddhist drum shaped like a fish. She can also communicate with spirits, much to Chiku-tans dismay. Ren-Tan loves dango (dumplings) and has incredible luck. Her luck allows her to win raffles with ease. The name "Ren-Tan" refers to a charcoal briquette. Her Birthday is February 10th. (Source - Wikipedia)

Birthday: October 10 The main female protagonist of the story, Sunao is a second year student in high school who tends to have a strong personality, never being one to willingly back down. In the beginning of the story, her family moves to a new town because of her mother's work as an actress. Ever since seeing her mother acting once when she was younger, Sunao dreams of someday becoming an actress too, and likewise is very passionate about drama in general. On her first day at her new school, she adamantly wants to become a member of the drama club, though is soon informed that their school has no such club yet established. This in turn makes her very determined to start one as soon as possible, though it's proving harder than she thought. During her first performance on stage when she was much younger, she had gotten stage fright though a little boy who was also in the play managed to get her over it. One her first day at school, she recognizes Leo as the little boy who helped her during her first play, though it took more of a reminder via her pig tails and the childish phrase daikon meaning poor actor which earned him a slap in the face.