She's Masumi's fiancee, beautiful, cultured and rich but she has a weak health. Masumi's father chose her for him since their marriage of convenience would be advantageous for both families. She's in love with Masumi but he doesn't love her back. Little by little she realizes Masumi's feelings for Maya and gets unstable. Her love for him is almost obsessive. After finding out Maumi's identity as Maya's purple rose fan, she tries to create 'incidents' where she put Maya in the situation where she is at fault. Ex. Bump into Maya who's holding juice and making it stain her dress and go all gaga about it and tattled to Masumi. Thus, when Masumi found out the truth that Shiori was plotting against Maya and trying to make him hate her, he broke their engagement. As of currently, she's recovering at her house from her crazy attempt in commit suicide because Masumi broke their engagement. (Taken from my brain) inksilverblue
The only male club member and Amano's upperclassman who she has a crush on. He can transform into one of the Seven, but his god is not readily revealed. When Amano asks for details about the Happy Seven and he is explaining how each member represents a god, he only has the chance to tell her that his role was more complicated than the others. His eyes always appear to be closed except for when he transforms.
She represents Daikokuten and carries a hammer as a weapon. She seems to be some sort of leader among the Happy Seven. (Source: Wikipedia)
The protagonist of the story who had been possessed by a Magatsugami from the time when she was very young until she met the Better Fortune Research Organization who used their powers to defeat it. The Magatsugami gave her extremely bad luck, causing things to happen to her ranging from tripping and falling down staircases or stepping on and break her brand-new cell phone to having heavy objects fall on her or getting hit by a volleyball in gym class. After the Magatsugami was defeated, Amano's luck became far better but her clumsiness remained. She has a crush on Kikunosuke, but does not know the rule that the other female members of the club have: even though they all like him, they are not allowed to go out with him. After discovering the secret of the club, she asks to join and is unanimously rejected by all of the female members, but when she offers to be the manager Kikunosuke agrees while all of the others were discussing the idea. (Source: Wikipedia)
Birthday: July 20 (Cancer) Height: 150 cm Weight: 43 kg BWH: 78-54-79 Blood type: B Favorite animal: starfish Fuuko is a first year student at Tomoya's school (Technically, her age is same as Tomoya's), but she is always alone by herself, making wood carvings of starfish with a small knife to give to others as presents for her sister's upcoming wedding. Whenever Fuuko sees something she thinks is incredibly cute, she completely loses awareness of her surroundings, which Tomoya takes advantage of by playing a variety of pranks on her. It is later found that Fuuko is actually in the hospital, still in a coma from a car crash. Everyone slowly starts to forget her when her health condition gets worse. Tomoya and Nagisa were the last to forget her since she spent most of her time with them. In ~After Story~ After accidentally releasing one of the light orbs, Tomoya unwittingly brings Fuuko out of her coma. She has no memory of what happened, but her personality hasn't changed one bit. She is extremely fond of Ushio. When time is reset and Nagisa and Ushio survive, Fuuko still wakes up and meets Ushio sleeping under the same tree where Akio once begged for Nagisa's life.
Darth Vader is the central antagonist in George Lucas' original Star Wars trilogy and his final prequel, Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. In the original trilogy, George Lucas depicts Darth Vader as a fearsome cyborg who acts as the supreme commander of the brutal Galactic Empire. Throughout the films, Vader oppresses the galaxy and hunts down the members of the Rebel Alliance in the service of his master, Emperor Palpatine. the series' final chronological installment, Vader redeems himself by killing Palpatine and saving his son Luke, sacrificing himself in the process. Lucas shows Vader as his former self, Anakin Skywalker, a slave boy who eventually becomes a Jedi Knight, and later, a hero in the Clone Wars. Palpatine manipulates Anakin into betraying the Jedi, and Anakin falls to the "dark side" of the mystical Force.
The annoying protocol droid once built by Anakin Skywalker, somehow managing to survive through all sorts of situations.