A clone of Sigmund Freud, often found antagonising others with his insights. Freud frequently mocks Shiro (and his reliance on his father) and argues with him over the differences between clones and "normal" people, yet has also supported him as a friend if the situation warrants it. Following Clone Kennedy's assassination he began investigating it and the group claiming to be behind it.
Though Fran lives at the Madaraki estate, she is not blood related to Dr. Madaraki Naomitsu; instead she is his "masterpiece." She has a somewhat disturbing, vaguely incestuous love for the doctor, who she calls "Professor." She has obviously undergone several inhuman surgeries, being fitted with two giant Frankenstein-like electrodes at each side of her head and marked with stitches all over her body, as if she had been patched up. However, at first glance she looks like a regular girl. Sometimes she even dons a blazer and goes to school, though her unsteady step and a habit of drawing out the end of her sentences still stand out. She seems absent-minded and easy-going, which is true to a point. The real issue is that she is somewhat removed from humanity—Fran is often genuinely uncaring of any potential consequences of her actions, and seems to have absolutely no regard for traditional morality. Because of this she will take on any client from superheroes to mobsters; in a mercenarial take on her work, so long as she is paid she is happy to serve. She makes her client’s dreams come true—and very often their nightmares as well. The results of her work can be wondrous or terrifying, usually both. Even so, Fran carries on without a concern. During surgery she is able to increase the number of her arms and operate at great speeds. Her one creed is that she cannot ever take life; of course, her victims often wish she would kill them out of mercy.
The shy and easily frightened computer expert of the crew, Pony gets along much better with artificial intelligences than she does with any of the organic crew members. Her closest friends are Catty and the ship's computer, OX-11.
Falsetto is the third member of Trio the Minor. His theme colour is pink. All of the members of the trio always sing in sync and are always together. Like the other people from Minor Land, he cannot stand happy music, and cringes at the sound of it. After Mephisto is restores to his previous, happy and brave self, he takes over as the new leader. He changes his clothing to a more evil look and becomes much more serious to the other members of Trio the Minor than playful. He acts as one of the main villains.
He is a renowned composer and a pianist. In the world of his dreams, he meets Polka, a young girl with an incurable illness, who is the same age his younger sister Emelia was when she died of tuberculosis. Chopin adventures with his companions in search of answers in a world which is slowly becoming his new reality (Source: Official Site)
Jazz's 24-year-old girlfriend and another soldier of Andantino.
Birthday: November 3 Youngest daughter of a family of great musicians. She is always compared to her parents and older sister and thus has high expectations. She feels a lot of pressure and anxiety because of this. She cares deeply for Elise. She is part of the choir and has a soprano voice.