ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “solo leveling manga”

The main character. A boy with glasses that usually ends up as the straight man when dealing with his club mates at the Life counseling section. He got involved with the club when the president of the Journalism Club Ayaka Nikaido convinced him to join as a way of improving his social interactions.

Emi Murakami is the president of the school's Arts Club. After all of the club's other members leave to join the Manga club she is befriended by Ikumi Suzuki and joins the Second Newspaper Club. Emi has an eccentric, irrational personality which is what allows her to become such good friends with the childish Ikumi. She seems to have a perverted side to her personality and often tries to get other people to strip naked or to even get naked herself. She also tends to get extremely excited and intensely passionate when painting, even threatening to harm anyone who dares interrupt her.

Ness is a young boy from Onett, characterized by his love of American things, such as baseball and steak. He also possesses psychic abilities strong enough to affect cosmic events, such as altering the course of the future. Ness' mother cooks for Ness and his friends, and allows them to rest. His father supports him over the phone by recording his progress and depositing money into his cash account. His sister, Tracy, stores items for the group, by way of Escargo Express. Ness is primarily a supportive PSI user rather than an attacker. Unlike his appearance in the Super Smash Bros. (series) series, Ness is unable to use PSI Fire, PSI Thunder, PSI Magnet, or PSI Starstorm, although they were added into his move list to allow for a wider arrange of attacks. He is, however, capable of using the PSI Flash move, which is capable of instantly defeating foes at the zenith of its power, regardless of their defenses, as well as a myriad of other status effects if the attack connects. Ness' only offensive PSI ability is a psychokinetic wave named for whatever the player chose as their "favorite thing" in the beginning of the game, the default name being PSI Rockin. (Source: Wikipedia)

Birthday: August 29 Height: 165 cm Weight: 52 kg Blood type: O The daughter of the head of the spiritual evocation division of the Clock Tower of the Magus Association. She is engaged to Kayneth Archibald El-Melloi as a result of a strategic marriage arrangement. As her older brother (to whom the Sophia-Ri family had entrusted its magic crest) had achieved little success as a mage, her family sought to marry her to the celebrated Lord El-Melloi in an attempt to salvage the family name. Sola-Ui is introduced in Volume 2 of Fate/Zero as Kayneth's fiancée - and apparently one who does not get along with her intended husband. While Kayneth acts as Lancer's Master, Sola-Ui is revealed to be the one supplying the Servant with magical energy. Sola-Ui openly calls Kayneth a coward for not facing the other Masters face-to-face, and criticizes his tactics when commanding Lancer in battle. However, she is chastised by Lancer, who resents her reprimanding of his Master, and immediately backs down. Kayneth in turn views her apparent submission to Lancer as evidence of her developing affections for the Servant. (from Wikipedia)

Makoto's wife. Also 25 years old, Makoto is the first man she has ever had sex with. She is loving, but extremely naïve on sexual matters and too shy to try something new by herself. Beautiful and charming, she is also the target of attention by many men (although their behavior is - compared to the women who adore her husband - mostly passive longing). She also has the knack of befriending most of the women whom she should consider her rivals for Makoto's affections; Makoto's colleague Makie Sugiyama is a notable exception. Yura is a big fan of undead-themed horror movies. When she was in high school she was a member of the Tennis club. (Source: Wikipedia)

Koyori is Mana's little sister who, at the beginning of the story, is staying in the same hospital as Aono, but is soon discharged. Whenever she calls Mana by her given name instead of referring to her as her big sister, Mana strikes her head. Koyori tries to keep Aono company whenever she can and they become good friends over the time Koyori spends in the hospital. Aono also teaches her how to make origami. Koyori is very polite to others even when not required to do so. (Source: Wikipedia)