Cooking teacher and adviser of the magical girls' club (and of the cooking club). Although she is recruited by the school, she is in fact from the world of the witches. As advisor, she trains the girls to be good magical girls. Ironically, although she is the cooking teacher, she herself cannot cook. Other than the red rather than green eyes, fans of the Tenchi Muyo! franchise can recognize this character as the Washu they know.
The second member of the magical girl club whom Sasami befriended. She comes off as an introvert because she attracts worm-like creatures around her whenever she gets scared and they envelop her body, making her scary to those around her. It is only after meeting Sasami that she becomes more outgoing. Except for the bow on her hair and her hair being more purple than purplish black, she resembles Misao Amano.
A man who Sasami meets on her trip to the world of the witches. He seems to have already known Sasami when she first met him, he claims it's because he knows her shadow. Sasami finds herself to be very fond of him, and thinks often of him after their encounter.
She is the leader of the "Shining Star" magic girl team. Misao looks at Ayane as a mentor.
Seiichiro's nephew Saiki Daisuke is also a wind magician, though not of Seiichiro's calibre. Saiki and Kamui initially do not get along very well, as the stoic and strictly by-the-rules Saiki was not completely convinced that Kamui was the one on which the fate of humanity rested. Later, they understand each other better and become friends. Saiki lives to protect Hinoto, for whom he seems to have affections. In the manga, he is brutally decapitated by Fuuma while protecting Hinoto. In the anime, he's crushed to death under rubble.
A robot created by Dr. Eggman, unlike the other robots created by Dr. Eggman Decoe is one of the main robots of Dr. Eggman who often helps him in various ways.
Big the Cat is a large, 18-year-old, purple anthropomorphic cat with yellow eyes and long ears who first debuted in Sonic Adventure on the Dreamcast. Big is laid-back and easygoing, which is reflected in his speech. Strong but gentle and a little slow, he also appears as a playable Character sonic and sega all-star racing accessdate 2010 he lives a normally peaceful life in the jungle with his best friend "Froggy". He loves fishing, and he is never without his favorite rod and lure. He has appeared in various games as one of the main playable characters, or by making cameos. He first appeared in Sonic Adventure, where he is after his best friend, Froggy, who swallows a Chaos Emerald, and Chaos' tail. With the help of Sonic he stops Chaos and saves Froggy, later helping Sonic defeat him permanently by giving him one of the Chaos Emeralds. Next, he appeared in Sonic Heroes helping Team Rose save Froggy and Chocola (Cheese's twin brother) who had been kidnapped by Metal Sonic, gain Chaos' data, and help stop Metal Madness. He appeared in Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood as one of the main characters in the story mode. He is found in Mystic Ruins and is the fifth character to join the team. Big is also vital for many areas in that game. His next appearance will be in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing as one of the playable characters. He rides a small green motorcycle and his All-Star move is to have his buddy Froggy grow huge. Then, Big grabs on to his tail and Froggy rams into Big's opponents. He made cameo appearances in Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic and the Secret Rings, and Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games as one of the referees. He has also appeared in the animated series Sonic X, where he made his debut on the Sonic Adventure story arc, and in the Sonic X comic. He has been voiced by the late Shun Yashiro and Takashi Nagasako in Japanese, and Jon St. John and Pete Zarustica in English. Big was featured in a McDonald's promotion between December 3 and December 27, 2004. One of eight handheld dedicated consoles packaged with Happy Meals featured Big recreationally fishing. Xbox World's preview of Sonic Heroes called Big the "gay best friend" of Amy and Cream.[18] In a preview of Sonic and the Secret Rings, Nintendo Power praised the exclusion of Big from the game, referring to him as a "dim-witted, morbidly obese feline". However, Big later made his way into the game.