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Identical twins who attend the Hanadera boys' school. They are on the student council and are friends with Fukuzawa Yuuki (Fukuzawa Yumi's younger brother). First introduced during the cross-festival meetings held by Lillian Jogakuen and Hanadera. Their large, foreboding presence scares Ogasawara Sachiko who has androphobia, but they are no more than quiet giants who speak mostly in unison.

As class representative of 2-C, Hanai takes his duties seriously, always trying to keep his classmates (especially the males) in line. Unable to have second thoughts, he always says exactly what comes into his mind regardless of the consequences. He is hopelessly in love with Yakumo, so strongly that she can read his mind literally from a mile away. As a child, he was shy, weak, and always been bullied by other children. That changed with a little help from Mikoto, who has been his friend since that time. He attends the same dojo as her and has a black belt in Kenpo as well. He tries very hard to join the Tea Club that Yakumo is in, but is banned by Akira. Despite Hanai and Mikoto having their own love interests, characters around them sometimes think that they are too close to be just friends. Some of his classmates like Yuuki seems to have a crush on him.

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~

Adopted nephew of Maeda Toshiie and Matsu. Keiji is what people call a happy-go-lucky man. He enjoys festivals, as well as pulling pranks on Toshiie. Despite his demeanor towards his step-family, he loves them though shows resentment at them due to their objection to his lifestyle. Accompanying him is a small monkey named Yumekichi. His weapon is a ludicrously over-sized nodachi. Despite its length, he can use it one-handed. He also uses its sheath, but rather than carry it around he throws it in to the sky, having it come down just when he needs to use it. (Source: Wikipedia)

A 14-year-old boisterous orphaned street kid, who survived on the streets by hustling adult basketball players with his phenomenal skills. He was selected to join the Earth All-Star team because of his superhuman speed. Hideyoshi is prone to paralyzing due to migraines during practice or in games. It was later revealed by DT that he is growing horns because he is a half-Goran. Hideyoshi wears a wristband made of unique elastic material found only on the planet Goru, the sole memento from his unknown parents.

The teenage granddaughter of the team's creator, Yoshimune. Cha-che wanted nothing more than pleasing her grandfather and making his long-term dream come true: lead a complete team of Earthlings that will eventually conquer the Intergalactic League. She challenged Maru to a shooting match in order to join the team, where she sank a half-court shot. She is an extremely good sharpshooter who sank 2 10-point baskets early in the game against the Swallows, the first team they faced. In the anime, her shooting skills was the basis of a comeback which allowed her team to triumph over the Smoky Kings. She is very rude to Hideyoshi and early on is one of the most annoying characters in the anime, however her attitude changes throughout the anime and becomes more kind.

Jersey number: 21 Position: small forward Lazuli comes form the Smoky Queens team of the Underground League. Their dirty game earned them the nickname of Bloody Queens. They were the first opponent of the Earth team, in which a deal was made. It sais that if the Earth team loses they will have to trade Cha-Che over so that she can be a leg-flashing cheerleader. After the Earth team wins, the real reason for the game is revealed, the wish of Yoshimune to recruit Lazuli to his team. In the second season, it is revealed that he is actually a woman.