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Akitani is the oldest of the Beast Knights (being over 500 years old, it's really no contest), and is of Japanese nationality He has long grey hair tied to a small ponytail, big bushy eyebrows, and a large mustache, which covers his upper lip. He usually sports a large tan overcoat and a fedora like hat, but in his youth he dressed in kimonos (since at the time of his youth it was the style). He has a very kind and wise looking face and he has a very calm demeanor.

After getting supernatural powers and getting knowledge from the omniscience being, Inachika started to think of himself as a god. However, in time he understood he is just another human. Due to his long life, he always regretted that his apprentices die before him. His wish was finally granted, when he died before his last students, Subaru and Yukimachi.


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Yuuhi is a young adult with a feeble and scrawny appearance. He is bespectacled with green eyes and downward black hair.
He usually looks very apathetic, but is still prone to acting silly and making goofy faces in the right situations. For the most part he shows very little emotion and trys to blend into the background (much like a lizard).
He mostly dresses in winter atire, wearing hoodies or jackets over a normal tee-shirt with a pair of jeans.

An introverted individual, he has a disturbed personality because of the abuse he received from his grandfather. He was raised to not trust or befriend anyone as a result of his father's death at the hands of a traitorous partner and his mother's subsequent disappearance, and was chained in the basement to ensure he didn't make friends.
He grew attached with those chains until he met Asahina Samidare, and he took the opportunity to let her hold the chains to make him free from his own thoughts or responsibilities. He would do anything, including murder, to help the princess with her goal. When he first met Noi Crezant he said that he would rather watch the battle for earth from the sidelines, and if the earth was to be destroyed then he wouldn't really care. However, after he fell in love with Samidare, his goal changed to helping her destroy the world.
Yuuhi is very intelligent and has a keen wit, which he uses in battle very effectively. As stated by Nagumo Souichirou , Yuuhi is of the intellectual group within the Beast Knights (along with Shimaki Hyou ). Yuuhi likes to plan battles in advance, which at first consisted of him digging trap holes in the mountains for the golems to fall into (even though his trap holes usually catch his allies). Yuuhi even defeated Elaphebolion all on his own, using his higher intellect by tricking it to jump off a cliff.
More recently however his strategic abilities have been shown to be far greater then previously assumed. Through the course of the story Yuuhi trained with and fought alongside the other Beast Knights, all the while masking his true abilities. Even when he finished his domain control, Babylon, he held his power back and studied the knights' fighting styles and weaknesses. It was even implied that he did not dig trap holes to catch the golems, but rather to increase his physical stamina and strength. In the final battle, he used this against the other knights. To outwit Shimaki and even Hakudou Yayoi (who knew of Yuuhi and Samidare's plan to destroy the world long before the final battle), Yuuhi has proven to be one of the smartest characters in the series.
Yuuhi is also a bit of a pervert. He has tried to walk in on girls changing (claiming it as being a "suprise"), and on one occasion grabbed Hisame's breasts.
Yuuhi is an incredibly antisocial individual. He tries to avoid making friends every chance he gets (a personality flaw from his abusive childhood), and he doesn't have much regard for other people's lives or feelings. He is very cold and emotionless at times, but has shown to act jealous if anyone flirts with Samidare. Because of this he considers Mikazuki a major rival because he is also in love with Samidare. As mentioned, he is very loyal to Samidare and will die for her if it would make her happy. His loyalty steams from his romantic feelings for her and that he gave Samidare control of the chains that binded him, making him her complete and loyal servant.
Despite his painful upbringing, throughout the story Yuuhi becomes much more social and makes several friends. It has even been said by the princess twice that Yuuhi's personality is changing into that of Shinome Hangetsu's.


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16 year-old high school girl with shoulder-length brown hair that is tied in a small ponytail at the back.

Energetic and dominating, outwardly she is very proud of her abilities and has an overwhelmingly strong and frightening willpower that enables her to rarely let the misery of others get to her. Under her shell of power and control she has a fragile heart that she has given to Yuuhi, she loves humanity deeply, her human nature is always present and she can be prone to being embarrassed and lonely. Her fragile selfish aspects push her into wishing for the destruction and possession of the planet. She takes advanced classes.


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She is often seen with a white colored dress, matching her long platinum hair.

She is very caring and motherly. She is an avid fan of manga and anime, to the extent of frequently cosplaying her favorite characters. She does this in secrecy, however, fearing that people would alter their perception of her if her secret gets revealed.


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Lance is a small brown mouse in the manga, and a gray mouse in the anime.

Lance often fights with Kil, but they care for each other.


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Loki is an owl, who is brown and has white colored feathers around his eyes and front torso.

Loki speaks with the tone of a philosopher. He has doubts about continuing a battle that he cannot win against the Animus.


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He is a dog with light brown fur in lines. He has a black line around his mouth and sharp teeth.

Very intuitive, he is completely devoted to his role of saving the planet from the biscuit hammer. He is very determined in his purpose. Even though he acts very serious, he can sometimes let his primal canine aspects take over.
Hangetsu calls him "Noko," the name of a dog he had as a child, but Ludo himself does not like it. In the last battle, he survived to the end.


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He wears a long brown coat over a sleek sleeveless shirt, and a pair of jeans tied down with a buckled belt.

A serious and straight to business individual. He is very protective and makes sure everyone is safe. He took the role of commander , and all the other knights report to him. However he has a childish side, always seen eating sweets and being carefree.


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Noi is a yellowish-green lizard with a light tan underbelly. He also has dark orange eyes.

He is somewhat of a coward and has a serious-business personality. He is gossipy and is interested in other people and the weather. He has a strong sense of right and wrong and often lectures Yuuhi for his behavior. He does not have much respect for Yuuhi at first and often teases him, only to be held up by the tail as punishment. He seems to be the least informed of all the animal familiars. When he first met Yuuhi he basically only knew that the world was going to be destroyed and they had to find the other knights and the princess. He claims to have suffered memory loss, but it may just be because he died so early during the previous battle for earth. He is completely against Samidare and Yuuhi's plot to destroy the world, and feels guilty that he can not convince the later to stop Samidare. Although he wishes to save the earth he is either too cowardly or just loyal enough to Yuuhi to not try and stop them, or at least warn the other knights.


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Ron Yue is a Blue-Green turtle with a brown shell and yellow eyes featuring black, slit pupils.

Ron is very meek and quiet, often preferring not to get too involved with things. He has a laid-back personality like an old man.


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He has light creamish-brown hair worn in a long rattail. He wears a black shirt under a brown coat and tan pants.

Very cheerful and friendly, he is also a very responsible and determined person. He has a deep admiration for heroes of justice, although he understands his own limitations as a human being (A lesson he learned as a boy when he tried to fly off his roof like Parotman). With that in mind, he still tries the best he can possibly do, although he isn't above running from his problems if they are too great.
He holds a deep sense of admiration for his childhood dog, named Noko, for doing the one thing he couldn't do, bravely saving the life of a young boy. Because of that, he sometimes calls Ludo 'Noko', much to his annoyance.


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Mikazuki is a silm teenager with green eyes somewhat unkempt black hair. He usually wears a simple black t-shirt with jeans, but occasionally he is seen wearing a tuxedo that he wears for work.
One of his more distinct characterises are his notably sharp teeth. He often bares his fangs in battle, as he is always smiling when fighting.
Even though they are brothers, Mikazuki barely resembles Hangetsu in any way.

Optimistic and battle hungry, he likes nothing more than testing his strength in fights. He has always trained especially for the opportunity of besting his own brother, Shinonome Hangetsu, the Dog Knight. Despite his incredible strength he is more of a liability than an asset to his fellow Beast Knights, as he often endangers their lives by challenging them and leaving them unable to help against a golem.This trait can make him a menace to his own allies as he prefers fighting against other humans and anyone who may be stronger than him.
He is very persistent, as he is always challenging people to fights and will not leave them alone until they accept. Even if he is refused he will follow his target relentlessly and even resort to surprise attacks to force them into a battle, as he did with Nagumo Souichirou the Horse Knight. However after he has defeated someone whom he thinks is stronger he will leave them alone, unless they show interest in fighting him again. This was first seen after he beat Nagumo in their second battle, as he stopped stalking him and showed no further interest in fighting.
Mikazuki lives by the philosophy that fate decides who survives based on the strength of a person's will, because the biggest existence swallows the weaker one .
Ever since his brother Shinonome Hangetsu sacrificed himself to save Amamiya Yuuhi from Thargelion , he sees Yuuhi as a stronger existence than his brother due to his beliefs. This has caused him to want to challenge Yuuhi as a way to finally beat his brother in combat. This desire was further amplified by the coincidence of Yuuhi gaining Hangetsu's martial arts skills through his contractual wish before death.
Despite his battle hungry personality it should also be noted that Mikazuki is capable of kindness. And it seems as though he makes an exception for children, as he has never been seen fighting or even challenging a child. In general he seems to be very keen of kids and is always kind around them. He even went as far to use his contractual wish to give a loaf of bread to a young girl he met during his travels. He is also seen hanging around Hoshikawa Subaru , and is always very pleasant around her.


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Yukimachi is a young elementary grade girl, wearing long pigtails and normally a school uniform. Her hair and eyes are silver in color. She normally has a relaxed expression, with her eyes closed.
In the epilogue, Yukimachi has grown into a pretty girl, letting her hair lose.

Yukimachi appears at first as a very laid back girl, who is not easily impressed by the situation going on. She is shown to be exceptionally strong willed, especially in situations where others feel fear, pushing them so that they can survive and motivating them with her courage. Akitani describes her as strong, but blind to her own weaknesses.


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Akira has short, salmon pink hair, an ahoge towards the right side of her head, and golden-yellow eyes. Like Konata Izumi , Akira has a split lip. Her arms are so short that the sleeves of her winter school uniform easily cover her hands. Like most of the '' Lucky Star '' characters, she has bangs and messy hair.

Akira's idol persona tends to be very energetic, and her chief form of greeting is "Hiya, Luckies!" ("Oha Lucky" or "Ohayou Lucky" in Japanese), and frequently ends each episode with "Bye-ni!/Bye-nee!". The cute persona, however, is a cover-up; in reality, whenever she is annoyed or feels that her career or popularity is threatened (usually both by her assistant, Minoru Shiraishi ), she immediately breaks character. For example, when Minoru once called something she said lame, she grabbed him and yelled, "Did you say something?!" Akira's bright persona is instantaneously shed to reveal a deep voiced, violent, chain-smoking, selfish-cynic of a burnt-out entertainer on the brink of becoming a has-been. However, her talents are undeniable; she has been in the entertainment business since the age of three.
She gets annoyed with her assistant, which is part of the running gag. She has been known to throw all sorts of objects (such as her overflowing ashtray) at Minoru's face, particularly whenever he mentions that a girl in the Lucky Star cast is cute and when he finds Tsukasa Hiiragi an idol to look up to.
Akira's disturbing and menacing persona may be a tongue-in-cheek and satirical look at the insecurities of Japanese idol singers, whose popularity is constantly threatened by the "next cutest thing on the block".


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Ayano's physique is average. She has long thick orange hair. Ayano holds back her hair with a white headband to keep her hair out of her eyes, but since her front hair is pulled back, she is looked at as having a large forehead. Two hairs also hang down from her head.

Ayano, in general, is played upon as being a very girly girl, as opposed to her tomboy friend Misao Kusakabe . Some of the most evident characteristics of this seem to be evident in both her appearance, her hobbies, her abilities as a person, and her overall gentle and kind demeanor. Her appearance generally includes this that could be considered feminine, and includes her long orange hair as well.
While Ayano is generally kind and gentle it has been said more than once by Misao that Ayano can become very scary once she becomes angry. While actual accounts of how violent Ayano may get remain untold, there is at least one occasion known of when Misao was able to fully anger Ayano. This being when Misao spilled coffee over Ayano's Rirattanu (a stuffed raccoon doll; the name of which is an obscurity of the real-life Rirakkuma doll, a stuffed bear.) Another occasion in which Ayano's temper has made a minor appearance includes the strip titled: Creativity . This is where Misao falls asleep on her desk and sleep talks during her dream which apparently featured her brother. This annoys Ayano, and when Misao wakes up, she confronts Misao by asking her if she's been having "dark dreams" behind her back, despite the fact that her boyfriend is Misao's brother.


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He wears a white suit and carries a rose during his Lucky Channel appearances.

He is the animated version of his voice actor, Daisuke Ono , but appears to be of teenage age. This parody of his voice actor is related to the various bishounen characters he portrayed from other anime at the time of the episode's airing.


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Hinata Miyakawa is a young woman who works at a dōjin shop in Akihabara, called Gamers (which is often brought up by Konata in the anime), presumably not very far from the Cosplay Cafe where Konata Izumi works. However, despite this, she remains poor because of her obession with anime and manga. She and her sister, Hikage Miyakawa , live in a small crowded apartment that itself is cluttered with piles of manga. Hinata makes three appearances in the anime. The first appearance is in the background in episode 12 with her sister. Then she appears in episode 16. When Kagami, Tsukasa, and Miyuki are asked to pick up a comic magazine and a Code Geass dojinshi; she is there to both help them find the items as well as check them out. Hinata's next appearance is in the 24th episode, where she and Hikage showed up at Ryōō High School to attend the culture festival, only to find out they had come the day before the school opened it to the public. In the manga she and her sister are highlighted in three strips in episode 87 (Moe Drill), giving glimpses of the home-lives of both Hinata and her sister.


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Tamura has waist length black hair, purple colored eyes that appear as droopy, and round framed glasses like Miyuki. She stands at average height and is usually seen in her school uniform, though she's also seen in casual clothes and a yukata in other episodes.

Hiyori tends to be a kindhearted person, but can have unfortunate luck. She has a friendly personality, but is prone to becoming bashful and clumsy, leading to simple mistakes during a decisive moment. She is a member of the Animation Club, and is Kō's junior. She also seems to be unlucky with animals since the normally timid dog of Minami, Cherry, is apparently hostile to her.
Hiyori Tamura is also an amateur dōjin artist. Hiyori is always searching for a good plot to use in her dōjinshi, and tends to imagine Yutaka and Minami in romantic moments, only to grow embarrassed over the idea and break into an emotional outburst, which leaves Yutaka and Minami clueless. Even if she has a moment of enlightenment, she fails to jot down notes about it, which causes her to forget what her great idea was about.
She is also a self proclaimed pervert, due to her drawing her friends in romantic situations, which often leads to her emotional outbursts.


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Inori is a young woman who stands at average height. She has a light complexion, short plum purple hair, and sharp bluish violet (tsurime) eyes like her sister, Kagami .

Compared to her fiery tempered sisters, Matsuri and Kagami, she and Tsukasa are seen as carefree and laidback. In addition to her calm demeanor, she usually serves as a mediator when it comes to her sisters.


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Kagami's physique is average. She has long, messy, light purple hair tied into twin tails with purplish-brown ribbons. She has pointed "tsurime" eyes compared to Tsukasa. Kagami is sometimes shown to have quite pronounced curves. She has slightly messier hair than her sister.

Kagami is the stereotypical Tsundere in the group. She's a bit egotistical, and somewhat weak in common household chores, such as cooking and cleaning, unlike her sister Tsukasa, who excels at cooking. She can be the straight and intolerant type. However, she is prone to become shy and lonely at times. Kagami is constantly attempting to hide the fact that she has a deep sense of attachment to her friends, especially Konata.
She really does care about Konata and is almost always willing to go places or do favors for her. Despite this, she seems to take a twisted delight in mocking Konata's smaller-than-average physique, her lack of motivation and her tendency to be a troublemaker, which usually results in Konata becoming very defensive. Kagami is usually annoyed by Konata's constant references to her otaku interests, but usually has an idea on what she is saying.
Kagami appears to have an unhealthy obsession with her weight, which Konata always seems to make a joke out of as well by offering Kagami a pocky stick or teasing her by saying her internal food alarm clock is broken. Kagami likes reading light novels, unlike Konata, who prefers to read manga. Kagami is a very good team leader and likes to get things done.


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Her appearance was very similar to that of her daughter, especially with her long blue hair and petite, skinny build. However, her daughter, Konata , has an ahoge, messier bangs, tanned skin, a catlike smile, and a beauty mark under her left eye. She looks young, even younger than Sojiro, though Kanata is slightly older than Sojiro.

Kanata was a very kind young woman, and she cared deeply for her loved ones.


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Konata's appearance is rather child-like, as she has a petite physique, is shorter than all the Lucky Star characters except Yutaka Kobayakawa and Hikage Miyakawa , and is flat-chested, unlike most of her friends. She has very long, shiny, blue hair that reaches her calves, and green sleepy eyes. Her appearance is very similar to her mother's, but she has messier hair, tanned skin, a large ahoge, a split lip that gives her a catlike smile, and a small mole under her eye, which she inherited from her father, Sōjirō Izumi .
Like her mother, Kanata Izumi , Konata has long blue hair, is very short for her age, has green sleepy eyes and very skinny. Most of the time, Konata is depicted without a nose, like most of the Lucky Star characters. Like all the Lucky Star characters, Konata has a certain face shape that is chubbier in the cheek area, has abnormally large eyes that take up more than half of her face, messy hair, and messy bangs.
In a scene from Episode 7 , Konata is seen looking a bit different, as she is seen with lip gloss, visible eyelashes, and a visible nose. Her voice also became more ladylike, as opposed to her usually lazy and "tomboyish-sounding" voice.

Konata is a mischievous, sarcastic and eccentric, yet good-natured and friendly girl, who is very intelligent but lazy, which is why her grades are uneasy. She always teases her friends in a funny type of way, such as if they like someone. However, unlike Kagami Hiiragi (Konata's friend), Konata is very good at pulling an "all-nighter" and she always crams for tests the night before they happen, instead of studying ahead.
She has a very strong passion for anime, manga and adult video games due to her father's influence on her growing up. Konata’s room is filled with anime merchandise, such as a Haruhi Suzumiya poster and figurines and a large stack of manga next to her bed.
She is highly skilled in video games and usually always beats Kagami or others in them. Konata also frequently plays an MMO on the computer along with Ms. Nanako Kuroi. Apparently, Konata is very popular and influential within the otaku community, as it is stated that when Konata, referred to as “Legendary Girl A”, reads a series and likes it, the book suddenly becomes very popular.
She refers to herself as a prankster and enjoys teasing her friends, especially Kagami, who always gets mad at her. Konata is an athletic girl who does not participate in any clubs out of the fear that she will miss watching her afternoon anime.
As an adult in her early thirties, Konata is still enjoys manga, anime and games and retains her mischievous, eccentric personality, with Kagami stating Konata has not changed at all since high school.


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Miki is a kind motherly figure that cares about her family. She has long violet hair and violet eyes. She also has long fringes framing her face and messy-looking bangs, that her easily angered and harsh daughter, Kagami inherited. Miki has a young-and-beautiful appearance and a slim physique, despite the fact she has given birth to four daughters. She is also shorter than her husband, Tadao Hiiragi.


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Misao Kusakabe has short, uneven, smoky brown hair with bangs. She has a visible sharp tooth protruding from her mouth. She is a centimeter shorter than Minami . She has tan skin and chocolate brown eyes.
Like all the Lucky Star characters, she has a certain face shape that is slightly chubbier in the cheek area and slightly more 'indented' in the upper area, abnormally large eyes, messy bangs, messy, uneven hair, and fringes that frame her face.

Misao tends to be quite lazy, simple-minded and an outdoor loving tomboy. She is in the track and field club, hates studying, and harbors a love for video games, despite not being particularly talented at them. She is also noisy and a rather clumsy eater. She has tanned skin, slightly slanted eyes, and a small fang in the side of her mouth.
Misao does not seem to be skilled at playing video games, yet plays them purely for fun; she notes on having borrowed many games from various people. In fact, her concept of "play for fun" is so strong that she does not mind losing to Kagami, instead marveling at how well her friend plays and making a loud, congratulatory spectacle. This leaves Kagami with a sense of guilt and bewilderment. At one point, Kagami compared Ayano and Misao to Tsukasa and Konata respectively, Konata and Misao being loud tomboys while Tsukasa and Ayano are quiet girly girls, though Kagami herself is a tomboy with a girly side. Misao initially dislikes Konata, angry at her for "stealing" Kagami away from her group, and often rants about Kagami leaving her group for Konata who she knew for only one to two years. She calls Konata by the name "Chibikko" (ちびっ子, "Chibikko") which is literally used as an equivalent for "midget", and can be literally translated to "a very tiny object", and Misao is nicknamed "Misakichi" (みさきち, "Misakichi") by Konata in Manga (also in the OVA ).
In the Japanese version of the anime, Misao generally speaks in slang which somewhat resembles a fake Kansai dialect, combining and shortening Japanese words, or twisting the characters around in a word to make a new one with the same meaning.


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Miyuki has long, thick, wavy pink hair, purple eyes, and fair skin with a slight pink tone. She is the tallest of the Lucky Star crew alongside Minami Iwasaki , and has the largest bust as well.
She wears large eyeglasses, and gray stockings with her autumn uniform. In an episode when everyone thinks that Miyuki's gentle and calm nature would be represented as a sheep, Konata says that Miyuki would be more of a cow because of her breasts. Konata thinks this is very cute, while Kagami thinks the opposite.

Miyuki Takara is a pretty, smart, and friendly girl, who can be outgoing despite her reserved nature. One of her most distinguishing traits is her high intelligence (an example of this is the ability to recite highly-detailed, encyclopedic definitions whenever it is wanted) and socializing ability. However, she can be forgetful and clumsy at times, lacking in practical skills; in fact, she is known to help out around her house very occasionally, ash she lacks the skill of doing household chores. Her intelligence has given her the nickname "Miwiki" (みWiki) among the Japanese online community; a combination of Miyuki's name and the abbreviated name for the website Wikipedia . The website itself is an online encyclopedia which, because it can be edited by anyone, may have information on many different, obscure topics; a similarity Miyuki is known to demonstrate. Interestingly enough, there was such a fan following of this nickname for Miyuki that Konata uses this nickname for her in the OVA . Although Miyuki seems airheaded because of her clumsiness, she is very likely the smartest in the group. She is also the moe in her group, due to her very cute appearance, clumsiness, and kind-hearted nature.


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Nanako's physique is average. She has very long, blonde hair, which she ties at the back of her neck, and her eyes are green. She also has a sharp tooth protruding from one corner of her mouth.


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Patricia has a slim physique; she has wavy, blonde hair in a pixie cut, and sky blue, down-slanted eyes. She has the second biggest chest size, after Miyuki Takara .

Like Hiyori Tamura , Konata Izumi , and Izumi Wakase , Patricia is an otaku. Patricia loves anime and manga and has learned all her Japanese through them, leading to her having a very unusual Japanese vocabulary. Because of her nationality she has a bit of an accent compared to the other characters.
She tends to make generalizations of Japan and its culture based on otaku culture, even more so than Konata. She claims to enjoy a wide range of Japanese music, however, the only artists she listens to are those who have performed anime theme songs, and only those songs alone. She is extremely bubbly, energetic and lively, and has a high interest in yaoi.


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Sōjirō is very thin, has unshaven stubble, has a mole under his left eye (which his daughter inherited) and has thick eyebrows. Konata also appears to have inherited her skin tone from him. He always wears loose, traditional Japanese clothing as his work clothes.

Sōjirō loves watching anime and playing video games, which influenced his daughter's interests.
He is " also a lolicon ". This appreciation for neoteny may be one factor that caused him to fall in love with Kanata, whom he eventually married. He describes that he likes girls as men normally do, but that he also appreciates younger ones. This means that this attraction is equal or possibly secondary, meaning he does not have a preference for them.
He is allergic to pollen and when he decided to wear goggles and masks as protection from it, Konata sighed that, "Now you look weirder as well". She also frequently reminds him, "Please don't do anything as to be taken away by the cops". Also, he often forgets to lock the door when he is using the toilet, which has left Yutaka with a nasty surprise. Possibly out of respect for Kanata, he tries to exclude his own daughter from the greater brunt of his lolicon tendencies, which means he tends to direct most of that energy towards the Hiiragi twins, and Konata's other friends.
Throughout the show news reports and conversations indicate that young girls in the area are being approached by a strange man, and a running joke in the show involves hints that Sōjirō is in fact the one doing it. The best example of this is the opening, part of which involves Sōjirō spying on two schoolgirls from behind a lamppost. Sōjirō holds a deep love for his wife, Kanata Izumi, who passed away many years before. When Konata asks why Kanata chose to be with Sōjirō (largely as a joke at his erotic personality's expense), Sōjirō points out that he and his wife simply looked past outwards appearances: Kanata loved Sōjirō despite his otaku tendencies, and Sōjirō obviously did not mind that Kanata had an unusual physique and did not share his hobbies.


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Tsukasa has an average build, albeit lacking any curves. Like Konata, she is quite small compared to her friends.
She has shoulder-length, light purple hair accessorized with a yellow headband that has a bow on top; the hair bow often changes position in correspondence to her mood. Her droopy "tareme" eyes are blue-violet, which seem helpless, nervous and emotional.
Her autumn uniform consists of a white long-sleeved blouse that looks extremely loose and makes her look thin. The sleeves of her blouse have dark salmon pink-colored cuffs with two thin, white horizontal stripes going around them, and a dark salmon-pink collar that also has two thin white stripes, with a light salmon pink necktie that is often shown in the anime without a knot, resembling a butterfly. Her skirt is short, reaches her upper thighs, and is the same color as her collar and cuffs. She also wears white socks that reach the middle of her calves, like her sister, Kagami , and brown loafer-like school shoes.
She apparently looks a lot like Akari Kamigishi from the anime To Heart. This is referenced twice in the anime. In one episode, Konata's birthday present to Tsukasa is a uniform worn by Kamigishi in To Heart . In another, Tsukasa was mistaken for a cosplayer and had her photo taken when she and her friends went to Akihabara together.

Tsukasa Hiiragi is generally a sweet, naive, innocent and dimwitted person who never gets mad, similar to Miyuki . Her calm, girly, cheerful, and friendly personality heavily contrasts with that of her sister, Kagami , who is a Tsundere and takes on a much more harsh, tomboyish, and arrogant attitude.
Tsukasa is often overshadowed and compared with her older twin sister, Kagami, because she does not seem to excel at anything, including studying and sports. Because her twin sister is much more capable than her, Tsukasa always needs help from her sister with tasks such as texting, much to the latter's rage.
She is an air-headed and clumsy person who lacks intelligence by nature, which is why she gets bad grades at school. She is also a heavy sleeper, and cannot wake up at a set time, even when someone is present to wake her up.
Unlike Kagami, who is rather weak in terms of cooking and other household chores, Tsukasa is fairly good at cooking and excels in home economics.


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Yui's physique is average. She has a well-rounded face, a large forehead, a catlike smile similar to Konata's and straight and short dark emerald hair. She also wears small glasses.


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Yukari's physique is average. She has short pink hair and is about the same height if not shorter than Miyuki. Yukari's hair is short and unlike her daughter, she does not wear eyeglasses. Yukari is often mistaken for Miyuki's "big sister", or even for Miyuki's "daughter", due to her youthfully cuddly appearance. Combined with her cheerful personality and endearing clumsiness, has resulted in her being regarded as moe, a trait not common for anime characters in their thirties.

Yukari tends to be very well-mannered, but can be a bit of a klutz. She is warm and friendly, once talking with a telemarketer for over an hour, and has a mischievous sense of humor. She doesn't like to do household chores, which explains why she isn't very skilled with household items. On one occasion, she thought that a colored candle was a Popsicle.


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Yutaka is very small (shorter than even Konata ). She has a "sickly" physique, and is skinny and flat-chested.
Yutaka Kobayakawa has reddish-pink hair that is usually tied into high pigtails using 2 blue or white ribbons, and green eyes. Her eye and hair colors resemble the color scheme of a watermelon, and she has pale skin.
Like most/all of the Lucky Star characters, she is sometimes depicted without a nose, has a certain face shape, abnormally large eyes that take up more than half of her face, colorful, messy hair, messy bangs, and fringe covering her ears.
Yutaka only lets her hair down when she is sick or about to sleep, as shown in a scene wherein she woke up very early in the morning to see Konata playing games. Yutaka is also shown with her hair untied in a flashback of her middle school life, where she was sick. In the flashback, Yutaka was feverish, and she was lying down on a futon , with a moist towel on her forehead.

Yutaka Kobayakawa has a weak immune system and would often get sick, so she was unable to make any friends in the previous schools she was in, which is why she was very happy when she befriended Minami Iwasaki, and eventually the whole class. She is very close to her older cousin Konata , and is innocent, as she lacks knowledge of ero-games , yaoi , and adult video games .
Yutaka is very appreciative of her friend Minami , and she is very grateful to have a friend like her, to the point that Hiyori Tamura pictured both of them as a yuri-pair and created a doujinshi with characters that resemble both of them.


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Bianca had blonde hair which was originally long and curly, but was told by Alfredo to cut her hair short to avoid recognition.


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Mary is a very beautiful woman with Indian features. She has black hair, dark eyes and tan skin.

Mary is very kindhearted, loving and caring mother to Perrine. She is shown to be very intelligent and hard-working.


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Perrine is a beautiful young girl with long strawberry blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin.

Perrine is kind, caring and polite to everyone around her. She is very smart, hard-working and brave enough to handle the hardest challenges.


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Goemon is an olive-skinned man with a curled beard and a ridiculous curly pompadour.


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Jean wears an olive green suit and wears oval glasses. His hair is combed, also having a mustache in the same style.


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Mister X initially appears as a well dressed, balding, and heavyset man who sat in a dark boardroom with several other high ranking members of The Scorpion Syndicate. After the event of Part 1 , Mister X had managed to seek out medical care. Over the next five years, he had his electrocuted body painstakingly rebuilt by the world's top experimental scientists. The doctors were successful in transforming the once pudgy old man into a sleek cyborg; Mister X now appeared as a shiny, robust, metallic android who enjoyed bearing his new herculean frame by rarely clothing it.
The true surname of the Scorpion Commissioner, named Mr. X in the second season, is "Shimada".There is a description in the character setting drawing.It looks like a tall and big person in the video, but it's actually very short.


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In his appearance in the Italian Dream, Uraga has messy hair, glasses, and a shaven beard. He wears a striped undershirt, denim pants, and a coat.

Uraga is calm, and is usually heavily focused on whatever research he's currently working on at the time.


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Holmes wears a dark gray jacket with light gray trousers. His hair is scruffy, also having facial hair such as a beard and a light mustache. He appears to have shaved off the beard since Episode 7 .


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While Lupin and Goemon Ishikawa XIII both have unique sartorial tastes, Jigen is rather minimalist. His typical outfit is a grey or black suit, white or light-colored dress shirt, black necktie and his ever-present grey (or black) broad-brimmed black-banded fedora ; the hat ranks as his most prized possession, aside from his weapons. Even when he changes the rest of his attire, he keeps his hat on, and only removes it when mourning a death or on very formal occasions.
In Part 2, his suit is a grayish shade of green. In Part 3, Jigen's outfit is lighter colored, and his hatband has a herringbone design (similar to the original manga interpretation of the character); however, the Black look is the most used for OVA productions and TV specials. Jigen's thick hair is typically collar-length and unevenly cut. His chin curtain beard is unruly, at about an inch long.
In the anime he carries his Smith and Wesson in the back of his pants, while in the manga he is seen with a holster.

In the manga, Jigen is introduced as a cynical, backstabbing, lazy, henchman, with whom Lupin never gets along. He evolved into an easily amused, loyal, & jolly best friend & partner-in-crime, who occasionally brawls with Lupin over petty things. He was never a famous marksman, quickdraw, or sniper - in fact, Fujiko & Lupin could draw faster than him. He rarely hit on women, but when he did, it was sleazy, with a keen interest in girls who play hard-to-get. Unlike Lupin, though, he never scored and was often beaten up by girls.
The main remnants of his original personality that carried over to the anime were his cynicism, dry wit, caution and disgust for Lupin's tireless pursuit of women.
In the anime series, Jigen is extremely loyal to Lupin and almost always partners with him for any given mission. At best, he's also sensible, professional, perspicacious and analytical. At worst, he's grumpy, rude and sullen, but that's mainly out of concern for Lupin's safety or for a job going well.
He became Lupin's regular partner much the way Grognard did in the 1971 French live action series.
Despite Jigen's gruff facade, he has an ironic sense of humor and genuinely enjoys taking part in each caper with Lupin and Goemon.
His distrust of women stems from his many failed romances (his luck with women runs from bad to worse, with love interests often betraying him or dying). He especially distrusts Fujiko, and becomes irritated when Lupin goes along with her schemes. In the manga, he doesn’t distrust women, he is often seen appreciating pretty girls (Fujiko included) and has a steady girlfriend named Reddy.
Among Lupin's group, Jigen is the least apprehensive in taking human life. While he refuses to kill women and children, he is willing to put down any man who poses a threat. In Part 5 Episode 23 he kills a whole squad of policemen (who are armed with machine guns) so he can rescue Lupin and Goemon and in self-defense: the police started the fight.
In Lupin III vs Detective Conan, he seems to dislike it when Conan Edogawa calls him "Papa".
Jigen is a heavy smoker, smoking about 60 cigarettes a day according to the movie The Mystery of Mamo DVD booklet. A running joke in the series is that his cigarettes always end up bent out of shape. His favorite brand of cigarettes seem to be either Marlboro Reds (as in Part 2 Episode 56 and Lupin the 3rd Part 5 ) or Pall Mall (as in The Mystery of Mamo and The Woman Called Fujiko Mine ); he's also occasionally seen smoking a briar pipe. He has also smoked Lark cigarettes with Lupin in Fujiko Mine's Lie .
A recurring character trait is his fear of the dentist. In the first episode of the second series, Jigen says that his tooth throbs whenever he gets excited or jumpy, and a harrowing experience with a fake dentist in this episode caused him to have this fear. In Tokyo Crisis , an aching cavity he refuses to have fixed detracts from his aim.
Jigen is the "big brother" of the group, and often serves as the voice of reason to Lupin's impulsiveness, often out of his friendship with Lupin, as well as sheer professionalism. However, he has long since resigned himself to going along with the craziest of schemes. Jigen also has a rough temper and tends to become violent when someone makes an inappropriate crack, from which even Lupin and Goemon aren't safe; though devoted to both, Jigen still has historically punched, wrestled, or threatened each with violence for relatively minimal infractions, done more as friendly payback than severing ties. One good example is in The Castle of Cagliostro , when he wrestled a secret out of Lupin.
Jigen's off-time is usually spent on watching sports, fishing, gambling, target practice, billiards, listening to classical music (except for in Part 2 Episode 79 and Part 2 Episode 89 ), and general lounging. He has a deep affection for Spaghetti Westerns and boxing. He's partial to American food, in particular steak, potatoes, burgers, and pizza. In $1 Money Wars , Jigen orders a Dry Manhattan cocktail instead of his usual drink, prompting Lupin to call Jigen homesick.
He enjoys beer and hard liquor, usually scotch. He rarely socializes and typically stays close to home. Due to his habitual distrust of women, he doesn't tend to date unless there's a strong mutual attraction.
Jigen, like the rest of the Lupin gang, is adept with disguises and can pilot virtually any motorized vehicle, including planes and tanks. He is also a tough hand-to-hand opponent, capable of knocking out an attacker with one blow.
He is a man of his vices & doesn't like to see good things go to waste. He spends his money on antique guns, alcohol, cigarettes, hats, expensive Italian designer suits (that somehow all look alike) such as Givenchy, Fendi, & Prada. In the official character profile, its often stated that he wears Van, a Japanese brand of clothing inspired by British-style bespoke suits. He's notorious for stealing all the meat out of hotpots, or even off Lupin's plate, if he's distracted.


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Unlike the other characters where they wear the same clothes with only color changes between series, movies and TV Specials, Fujiko has a variety of outfits. In some of the TV Specials and Daisuke Jigen's Gravestone , she wears a cat suit that she zips up, inspired by the one Marianne Faithfull wore in Girl on a Motorcycle . Outside of the manga, Fujiko usually appears to be a brunette. In The Castle of Cagliostro , The Secret of Twilight Gemini , and Walther P38 , she is a blonde as well as promotion materials and the second/third openings of Lupin the Third Part II despite being a brunette in the series. In Lupin the Third Part IV and Fujiko Mine's Lie , her hair has highlights where it is light at the top while being darker at the bottom. Some manga and soundtrack covers feature her as a blonde or as a brunette as Monkey Punch was inconsistent when it came to her hair color. Her most consistent physical feature is her brown eyes.
Fujiko is occasionally shown to wear glasses. It is unknown whether she wears it for a fashion accessory or has vision problems where she swaps between glasses and contact lenses.
Her most notable physical feature is her absurdly big breasts, which were reduced in size in the latter half of Part 1.
When Monkey Punch wrote her as one character in Shin Lupin III, she was distinguished by long fluffy mid-1970s hair.

While Fujiko is not part of Lupin's gang, she often works with them or tries to beat them to a heist. Her principal tactic is to stick with Lupin and company, and then double-cross them right as their goal is in sight. Frequently, she finds it necessary to betray Lupin to get close to the enemy, then after ingratiating herself into his trust will acquire the swag and escape (rarely, she will help to extricate Lupin, Goemon and Jigen for the trouble she put them into as if to atone). Although, Lupin easily forgives these betrayals. In the 1995 movie Farewell to Nostradamus , Lupin carefully treats the amnesiac Fujiko, hoping she gets better as he "looks forward to her betrayals".
Fujiko is an excellent shot, her favorite weapon being a Browning M1910, typically holstered in her garter. In recent years, she's revealed superb martial arts skills, capable of rendering an attacker twice her weight unconscious with a single blow. She is also a master of disguise and accents, being able to speak dozens of foreign languages in addition to her native Japanese. Like the other members of Lupin's team, she is able to pilot virtually any land, sea, and air vehicle, with her personal preference being a conventional Kawasaki motorcycle. She can be very promiscuous when necessary to complete a job and has kissed and even slept with different men for information or to escape a situation. The 2012 anime series implies heavily that Fujiko is bisexual. Whether this is simply another means to get what she wants or her actual orientation has not been made clear.
Jigen despises Fujiko and sees her showing up as a sign of rough times ahead, although despite this, in the original manga he was still one of her suitors. Goemon , who had a brief romance with her, has been known to work on capers with Fujiko independent of the other gang members, but can be equally distrustful of her when he thinks she is manipulating Lupin.
Ms. Mine usually dresses in the height of fashion, with formal gowns and fine jewelry her trademark; when informal, she typically wears outfits that accentuate her robust figure. Fujiko's favorite pastimes appear to be shopping, attending social functions, disco dancing, horseback riding, and dating wealthy gentlemen. She enjoys champagne, fine wine and has been seen more than once consuming a martini; she also smokes cigarettes and occasionally uses a kiseru .
Like the other main characters, she would never endanger a child. In a Shin Lupin III comic, she was genuinely concerned when Lupin Jr. went out into a blizzard with booby-trapped snowmen surrounding the tent.


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Goemon's typical outfit resembles that of a stereotypical sword-wielding samurai; his wardrobe primarily consists of a traditional kimono and an andon hakama , which is a type of undivided tube skirt-like pants. His kimono is typically colored light pale blue (in The First it is colored an even darker shade of blue) with the exception of Part 4 having it be a light pinkish color and Part 5 having it be a light yellowish-green color. The color of his hakama also varies, but it is usually a much darker color compared to his kimono; however, in the manga , the Pilot Film and in Part 1 , it was colored white.
His hair is long and somewhat unevenly cut, because of his refusal to get a proper haircut. Occasionally, he is seen wearing a sandogasa.
His face is usually visually similar to Lupin III, which allows him to dress up like him without having to use masks as demonstrated in Goodbye Partner . In Part III , he sports a cleft chin. For Parts 4 and 5, he was given a more youthful appearance (most especially in Part 5), which Part 6 discards in favor of a more masculine face for Goemon.
In some special occasions, he can be seen wearing a black kimono with bits of white on it.

Goemon has an extreme sense of pride in his abilities, and when he cannot accomplish a task, he usually feels extreme shame and remorse. Breaking Zantetsuken, as he did in a battle with Flinch from Mystery of Mamo , is a common cause of shame. He will also show chagrin when he succumbs to his weaknesses, as when a woman ran off with his sword in Tokyo Crisis . On many of these occasions, Goemon will leave to meditate or further train to rid himself of his weak points.
Goemon's most oft-seen way to pass the time is meditation; during inactive moments, even with potential danger near, he is usually seated on the floor with legs crossed, eyes closed. So deep is his trance that's he's virtually unmovable from this posture.
Goemon shows allegiance to Japanese culture as strictly as his traveling and unique lifestyle can allow, always seen dressed in his traditional Japanese clothing. His preferred food is Japanese cuisine, which is one of his two great weaknesses, as cops & a few enemies have used his favorite foods to lure him into traps. He has also been bribed into doing things he doesn't want in exchange for Japanese food. He is a firm believer in Buddhism and Shinto . Although he may toast with champagne, his drink of choice is sake . On occasion, he has been seen smoking a traditional bamboo kiseru . His favorite music is enka , or as Jigen calls it, "elevator music".
Unlike the other four main characters, he doesn't smoke, although the credits of Lupin the 3rd Part 5 show he won't refuse a cigarette if he was offered.
Due to his personality, he also has problems dealing with technology. In Part 4 Episode 17 , Goemon was unable to drive the Fiat as he didn't know what pedal was the brake. This is pushed further in Lupin the 3rd Part 5 where he was unable to use a smartphone and had to in one occasion ask local children how to use the phone or to use a camera with Lupin helping him. Despite this, there are occasions where Goemon is adapted to modern society, such as using a mobile phone or driving without any issue. The degree to which he is capable of using technology varies depending on the series, film or TV special. Notably, Goemon is at one point implied to be good at video games as he has the top score in a Xevious leaderboard. [4]
Although typically a person of mellow aloofness, Goemon has been seen exploding or crying with frustration, avoiding looking at beautiful women, and occasionally screaming in fright. Such out of character moments are usually treated as humorous takes. If Goemon has one true weakness, it is that he's even weaker with women than Lupin is. He readily trusts any woman who seems superficially trustworthy or innocent, often landing him in much trouble. At the same time, he fears sultry women will distract him from his training and tends to blush or flee when any woman puts him in a less than a modest situation.
Goemon is also bad with money. He falls for any scam that states will show the path of enlightenment, and he also constantly charges Lupin for his services in some fashion. What he does with the money is usually a complete mystery. In $1 Money Wars he gives it to the female leader of a cult, who promptly runs off with it.
Commonly thought to be just a samurai, Part 2 Episode 21 has Goemon visiting his Ninja sensei. This episode depicts him as having had the training of a master ninja, perhaps giving some reason behind his willingness to find thievery as an acceptable practice, in spite of his samurai ways.
His preferred sport is fishing.
According to Lupin, he has a weakness for his dear ancestors. As well as teaming up with Nezumi Kozō, Goemon was also willing to steal a ukiyo-e of Goemon Ishikawa I with Lupin.
He is the most religious & celibate member of the team, especially in Part 3, where he often nags Lupin about his sinful relationships. But once in awhile he comes across a woman who turns this into a personal struggle to avoid hypocrisy. In the end, he can't even look at a naked woman for more than 2 seconds without closing his eyes & freezing in place shivering, making women an excellent tool for rendering him useless. Fujiko and some of Jigen's exes have given him the view that women are to be protected but not trusted.
He is compassionate to those in need or those who have died, such as in Part III Episode 26 where he finds what he thinks is a body washed up on the Hudson river.
Goemon has other weaknesses that are used against him, such as his desire to protect children and his fondness for Japanese food (traits he shares with Zenigata, but to a more intense degree). He is bad at resisting pleas from children despite his best efforts to ignore them. If a child is hurt, he feels a deep need to avenge them. He once got stuck with a kid with a note claiming it was his, and even though he admitted it was impossible (unlike Lupin, who has had a lot of sexual experience), he treated the child as his own until it ran off with the other kids back to the acting school.  Japanese food is something he can be easily bribed with. He will go out of his way to track down the only restaurant in town with Japanese cuisine. Wasting Japanese food or ruining his meal is one of the fastest ways to invoke his fury.
His portrayal by Lex Lang, from the Geneon dub of Part 2 onwards, gives him a wide vocabulary which is a subject of humor from the other characters. However, unlike in the Japanese dialogue, Lang's Goemon isn't above using colloquial words ("Ah, the old exploding bear trap in the ass trick."). This is appropriate to his early anime characterisation, where he is strictly traditional, but is willing to try new things once in a while.
In the original manga, Goemon's personality was very inconsistent for more than half the series. He was extremely emotional; crying a lot, short tempered, vengeful, a little happy-go-lucky, frequently making a variety of bug-eyed, furious & excited faces. If Lupin told him to seduce a woman as part of a plan, he was willing to do so.


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Zenigata is often portrayed as a middle-aged man of average height. He has dark hair, typical of the average Japanese man although, in the OVA The Plot of the Fuma Clan , he had shaved his head when he joined a monastery. Depending on the occasion, the Inspector will either have his hair cropped into a flat-top or neatly styled into a comb-over, but most of the time he has a full head of thick dark hair. He also has his signature cleft chin, which is usually very pronounced. Zenigata is always seen wearing his signature khaki colored trench coat over a dark brown suit and a stereotypical Inspector's fedora. As with the rest of the characters, the color scheme of his attire slightly changes from series to series.
In Part 4 , he was made to look younger, likely taking influence from the original manga, where Zenigata is not much older than Lupin, as he was a junior in college when Lupin was a freshman.
Zenigata is only slightly taller than Lupin, making if easy for them to disguise themselves as each other, despite Zenigata having a more muscular build. A running gag in Part 3 was that he was always completely dwarfed in height when surrounded by a crowd of Americans or Europeans.
In the first manga, Zenigata, who was concieved as Lupin's former classmate and therefore is suggested to be around his age, just looks like an older buffer Lupin in a hat, which carries over into the anime at times, depending on the art director.

Throughout the franchise, he has been portrayed as both a serious and competent police inspector and a bumbling, overzealous Lupin chaser. Although every incarnation of him has both of these qualities, the level of seriousness and incompetence varies. In the manga, he is quite often foul-mouthed, serious in terms of his duty and tries to present himself in some chapters as cool, although he has moments of being clumsy, such as bursting in only to be pulled onto a giant magnet in New Lupin III Chapter 43 and getting his hand stuck in a bottle in Lupin III New Adventures Chapter 30 . At the beginning of Part 1 , he was far from a nice person; he was corrupt, opportunistic, self-serving, dangerous, obsessive and violent. Although he grappled with a soft spot for Lupin all through the series, he didn't hesitate to shoot at him whenever the thief pulled off a heist. By Part 1 Episode 14 , he mellowed out a great deal and became more affable. In The Woman Called Fujiko Mine and spinoff movies, he is portrayed as more stern but also more corrupt, ambitious and contemptuous, like his early Part 1 self but taken to more of an extreme, whereas in the Red and Pink series as well as a majority of the TV specials and movies, he is much goofier, more boisterous but also nicer and more well-meaning. In Lupin the 3rd Part 4 , Zenigata is more balanced between the two personalities while in Part 5, he was more serious and not as interested chasing after Lupin but still gets hotheaded at times.
Generally in the anime, he shares some personality traits with Lupin. He's relaxed in what others find a tense situation, obsesses over small details and has a thorough backup plan that he just chooses not to tell anyone else about.
Zenigata is widely respected among his fellow officers at Interpol as an expert criminal catcher. He was able to discover security flaws and took down countless gangs and criminals long before he met Lupin. This does not apply to his bosses where Zenigata often argues with them due to his obsession over Lupin and wants to do it his way while the boss wants to do it another way; or, in some cases, the boss is corrupt and Zenigata wants to do his job. The only exception is in Part 2 Episode 82 where Interpol refuses to rescue Zenigata because they think he's a failure.
Zenigata tends to be impulsive. This is probably due to his strong sense of justice and honor which others often consider old fashioned. Unlike most other officers in the police force and Interpol, he is resistant to bribery and is often offended when someone attempts to bribe him. At the beginning of Part 1 , he was more deferential to his superiors, but by the end of Part 1 and throughout Parts 2 and 3 he became more insubordinate and outspoken. He would always complain about ICPO's stinginess, corruption, and immoral acts such as sending a zombie hitman and an assassin who shoots exploding bullets to take out Lupin.
In The Woman Called Fujiko Mine, he was somewhat corrupt and had sex with Fujiko in order for a valuable item to be protected. However, in the rest of the series, it's Interpol that's corrupt; throughout Parts 2 and 3 Zenigata has made offhanded remarks about how stingy Interpol are, how departments are run on a tight budget and how they hate putting people up on travel. In Part III Episode 34 he's had to sleep on the street because he couldn't even afford a hotel.
Zenigata is sensitive and cries often, usually when Lupin does him an act of kindness or is in mortal peril.
To say the least, he is single-minded and only ever thinks about Lupin. In Part 2 Episode 31 he finally falls asleep in a police car after a long period of insomnia and wakes up in a panic when one of the officer's casually mentions Lupin's name. His obsession with Lupin often leads him to doing things in great lengths as seen in Part 4 Episode 13 , where he insists the local jail to do everything they could to make sure Lupin stays in check, and even adamantly spends a long period of time alone in an island that houses Lupin's sole prison cell.
Zenigata doesn't tend to drink or smoke as much as Jigen or Lupin but often goes on binges when in a state of depression. In Tokyo Crisis , he drinks heavily after being suspended from the force and has to be carried home by Mariya. Sometimes he is known to eat large portions of food to improve his mood. He is often seen eating either a cup or a bowl of ramen, he only stops eating when Lupin is about. Unlike Goemon who is only interested in Japanese food, Zenigata also eats burgers. In Episode 0: First Contact , after struggling to request for a hamburger in a diner, he managed to eat 10 burgers and in Part III Episode 2 , he ate burgers at a restaurant in Paris with everyone looking at him to build up his physical and mental strength, he also requested for a steak. In the movie Lupin VS the Clone he wolfed down his food after spending a long time out in the Caribbean, lost and starving.
Because he does not spend much time in one place, Zenigata never bothers to clean up after himself and is extremely messy. His apartment, hotel rooms, and desk at Interpol are usually cluttered with cigarettes, papers, and empty bottles.
Zenigata is not dependent on his police badge. In the movie Lupin VS the Clone , after having been ordered to stop chasing after Lupin, he resigns and declares that he will chase Lupin as a citizen. While in Tokyo Crisis, he continues to investigate even after having been suspended.
In The Castle of Cagliostro , he is depicted as still being temperamental, but tries his best to stay professional, even when having to face rudeness from the Count. His interaction with Clarisse at the end of the film brings out his kinder, gentler side.
Early anime temperament: High energy, short tempered, gung-ho, & loopy. Manga temperament: Snide, malicious, contemptuous, & competitive. Koike temperament: Laid back, serious, calculating, composed.


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Lupin has historically described himself as of mixed heritage, Japanese and French. His features, like most characters in manga/anime, are racially ambiguous and tend to oblique which ethnic side of the family he favors. His dark brown-to-black hair is plastered flat with what is either a widow's peak or a V-shaped bang on the forehead. His trademark sideburns extend from ear to nearly the chin. His eyes are usually brown or gray. He is usually compared to a monkey, although some designs, such as in the manga and The Mystery of Mamo , have him look more like a horse. Lupin is often depicted as being cross-eyed and occasionally monkey-like, although these may be comic flourishes rather than actual characteristics.
His physique varies between animations. In some he's rather scrawny, and in others he's fairly muscular.
Lupin is a snappy dresser. His wardrobe in most if not all of his appearances consists of a brightly colored blazers, a typically dark-colored shirt, flat end ties, sleek-looking dress pants and lace-up boots in black or brown. The colors of his clothing vary depending on the media (notably jackets and tie), which tend to color-code the first three parts.
In Lupin the 3rd Part 1 , The Castle of Cagliostro , The Fuma Conspiracy , and Return of Pycal he wears a green blazer, a black shirt, a yellow tie, dark blue pants, a black belt, white socks, and brown boots. Lupin wears a slight variation of this outfit in The Woman Called Fujiko Mine , with gray pants instead of blue and chelsea boots instead of his usual lace-ups.
In Lupin the 3rd Part 2 , he wears a red blazer, a blue shirt, a lavender tie, white pants, a black belt, blue socks, and black boots.
In Lupin the 3rd Part III , he wears a pink blazer, a teal shirt, a burnt orange tie, dark gray pants, a black belt, gray socks, and brown boots.
In Lupin the 3rd Part 4 , and Italian Game he wears a blue blazer, a midnight blue shirt, a red tie, light gray pants, a brown belt, dark gray socks, and brown boots.
In Part 5 he wears the same outfit as Part 4, but with a hot pink tie instead of a red one and dark pink socks instead of gray.
In Lupin the 3rd Part 6 , he once again dons a green blazer along with a dark purple shirt, a yellow tie, black pants, a brown belt, gray socks, and brown boots.
In most of his film and TV special appearances, Lupin wears his Part 2 outfit with his lavender tie switched out for a yellow one. Some notable exceptions are as follows.
In The Mystery of Mamo he wears a dark gray shirt, a dark yellow tie, and black pants.
In The Legend of the Gold of Babylon he wears a pink blazer, a dark blue shirt, a light blue tie, light blue pants, a brown belt, and brown boots.
In Dead or Alive he wears a black shirt.
In The Secret of Twilight Gemini and Island of Assassins he wears dark gray pants instead of white. In The Secret of Twilight Gemini he is also seen in a white suit with a blue shirt and black boots.
In Tokyo Crisis he wears black pants and white socks.
In Alcatraz Connection he wears a dark blue shirt, gray pants, and brown boots.
In Episode 0: First Contact , and Angel Tactics , he wears a black shirt and pants.
In Blood Seal - Eternal Mermaid he wears a black shirt, gray pants, and brown boots.
In Princess of the Breeze he wears black pants and brown boots.
In Daisuke Jigen's Gravestone he wears a blue blazer, a black shirt, a red tie, black pants, a brown belt, and dark brown boots.
In Goodbye Partner he wears a light pink tie, black pants, and brown boots.
In Green vs. Red and Prison of the Past he wears a dark gray shirt, slightly darker gray pants, and brown boots.
In The First , he wears a black shirt, pants, and boots. The film depicts both his blazer and pants as being made of leather.
In Lupin the 3rd VS Cat's Eye he wears a pink blazer, a dark purple shirt, a yellow tie, light gray pants, a dark brown belt, and dark brown boots.
Outside of his usual jackets, Lupin has had different types of clothing that according to the 1969 Pilot Film was for any time, place and occasion. In the TV Special Goodbye Partner he dons a black jacket in lieu of his Part 2 red jacket after Jigen betrays him. In the manga he had a yellow jacket as well as variations of the red jacket and in the live-action Strange Psychokinetic Strategy , he has a white jacket. Lupin also wears casual clothing, formal clothing such as his suit in the OVA The Plot of the Fuma Clan and even just wearing boxers, aside of his innumerable amount of disguises.
He's bow-legged, like a lot of male characters, though this may typically be a result of Monkey Punch's art style. This is poked fun at twice in Part III: in Episode 23 he is very sensitive about this characteristic, and in Episode 18 this is part of the reason he has trouble keeping up with Jenny when he dances with her.
His body image issues sometimes extend to his face. In Part 2 Episode 29 he gets offended when Fujiko makes fun of his "monkey face".
Part 5 depicts his regular face as a mask, although his real face is suggested to be near identical to his regular one; this plot twist is both a nod to New Lupin III Chapter 74 , and a metaphor for himself as a performer who only shows his true self to those most important to him. Other anime seems to suggest that the face we see is his own.

In the manga and early episodes of Lupin the 3rd Part 1 , Lupin is shown to be remorseless and psychotic- or in the latter case sociopathic- with a twisted sense of humor. He has murdered people, decapitated a guard dog in Lupin III Chapter 51 , and nailed another dog to a ceiling, his relationship with people are on business terms and regularly sexually assaulted or blackmailed women for sexual favors to get what he wants. He rarely steals items or plans to steal them but doesn't follow them through and is more of an assassin or just wants to screw around with people. His most common killing methods usually stabbing his victims right in the spine or using bombs, with the occasional lynching with a rope. He did have a soft spot for children, however, and in one chapter broke into a tower to rescue a little boy whose father was murdered for a secret vault he was hiding. His other redeeming quality was that he loved his parents.
In the early original manga, Lupin was a lone wolf with no true friends. He was a party animal, a popular employer and teacher nonetheless. He is also very much the ladies' man, though Fujiko is frequently beyond his grasp. Zenigata despised him with every fiber of his being. He rarely did things as a team with Jigen , as the two didn't get along that well. Concerning Goemon , he was still a rival. Fujiko was a sex object and there was no romantic chemistry between her and Lupin.


Lupin III

Lestrade has gray hair, black eyes, and usually wears a gray suit with a red tie and black shoes.

Lestrade was a calm, and kind man who worked at Scotland Yard. He had known Lily since she was small and was a sort of uncle to her.


Lv999 no Murabito

Despite her large and muscular appearance, Tanako is indeed female.


Lycoris Recoil

Abe is an older male with black hair and brown eyes. He is most commonly seen wearing an orange trench coat, a short-sleeve grey shirt with a yellow tie, along with black trousers and black leather shoes. [2] [1]

Abe is laid back and friendly and social, receiving those he meets with warmth and charm. He possesses a high degree of self awareness, gladly deferring his responsibilities to others when he feels they're better suited for the task. [2] His relaxed nature sometimes leads him to neglect his duties in favor of more leisurely activities, being a regular at Café LycoReco's after-hours board game parties. [3]
Despite his non-chalant approach to his duties, Abe is highly experienced and knowledgeable about the inner workings of Japanese law enforcement. He knows that acts of terrorism are being covered up as accidents, though he does not know who is responsible, remaining cautiously curious about the truth. While frustrated at the dishonesty and power of those pulling the strings, he also believes that the ends may justify the means if the ultimate result is a peaceful society where children can live at ease. [1]


Lycoris Recoil

Chisato is a young girl with medium-length blonde hair worn in a bob cut, and red eyes. She usually wears a red ribbon, tied in a bow on the left side of her hair.
When operating as a Lycoris , she wears her red 1st Lycoris uniform, which is a red and grey pleated dress, paired with black calf-high socks and brown loafers.
When working at Café LycoReco , she wears a red samue with dark blue and lime-green accents, a dark blue kimono skirt, and a beige apron wrapped around her waist. She also wears an Alan Institute pendant around her neck at all times. [3] [4]


Lycoris Recoil

Fuki is a young girl with short, dark brown hair and purple eyes. She's usually seen wearing her red Lycoris 1st uniform paired with gray tights.


Lycoris Recoil

Kurumi is a short, young girl with long blonde hair that she usually ties back with a black ribbon. She has blue eyes and most commonly wears an oversized white and yellow hoodie with the Walnut avatar.


Lycoris Recoil

Kusonoki is a middle-aged woman with short red hair and black eyes. She is most commonly seen wearing a light grey shirt with a dark grey tie, a black skirt and white trench coat, along with black heels. A 'DA' monogram is visible on the lapel of her coat. [2] Her face has distinctly chiselled features, with a clear bone structure and no eyebrows.


Lycoris Recoil

Majima is a young male with voluminous green hair. He wears a dark navy blue trench coat, a patterned pink shirt with red palm trees, black pants and a pair of dark grey boots.


Lycoris Recoil

Mika is an adult man with long black hair, some of which is tied to the center of the back of his head in braids, and a beard. He has green eyes and wears glasses with black frames.


Lycoris Recoil

Mizuki is a young woman with long brown hair and brown eyes. She wears glasses with a red top frame.


Lycoris Recoil

Robota wears a large helmet, reminiscent of a toy robot to conceal their identity. The helmet is grey, with big blue eyes, a red triangular nose and a light grey rectangular mouth. On each side, the helmet has an orange radar-like object, likely meant to resemble ears. The top of the helmet is decorated with a red, conical lamp, similar to an alarm siren. Robota does not conceal the rest of their body to such an extreme degree, revealing their pale skin. They're commonly seen wearing a long-sleeved, black top, a lime green and purple puffer vest, cropped beige trousers and fluorescent pink and black sneakers.


Lycoris Recoil

Sakura is a young girl with short, undercut, auburn hair and brown eyes. She is most commonly seen wearing her navy blue 2nd Lycoris uniform paired with chunky, teal sneakers.


Lycoris Recoil

Saori is a young woman with long, brown hair and brown eyes. She wears a pair of large wire glasses with a golden bridge. When meeting with Chisato and Takina, she sports a pink blazer with rolled up sleeves, a black t-shirt, cropped, high-wasted blue trousers and white heels. She also wears a small golden necklace and wrist watch as accessories.
In a picture of Saori and her boyfriend, she is seen in an alternate outfit - a blue blazer and a white t-shirt. In this case, she does not wear any of her accessories, including her glasses. [1]

Saori is calm, polite and cheerful. She takes care of her appearance, noting "grammable" locations and possessing a fashionable dress sense.
When explaining the details of her case with Chisato and Takina, she remains relaxed and forthcoming, although she does express frustration at the mismanagement of her case by the police. When suddenly asked to spend the night with Chisato and Takina, she remains open-minded and excited at the prospect, inviting the pair to stay at her residence. She reveals that Chisato's peppiness dispelled her uneasiness, which she makes and effort to conceal.
Saori shows her courteous and friendly nature when walking alone with Takina, making an effort to maintain small talk and offering her help related to Takina's professional troubles.
When suddenly kidnapped by Majima 's underlings, she acts extremely distressed, screaming incomprehensibly, even when questioned by her assailants. [1]


Lycoris Recoil

Shinji was a middle-aged man with dark blonde hair and brown eyes. He is most commonly seen wearing a 3-piece, navy blue suit with an Alan Institute badge attached to his left lapel.


Lycoris Recoil

Takina is a young girl with long black hair and purple eyes. When operating as a Lycoris , she wears her navy blue 2nd Lycoris uniform paired with black knee-high socks and brown loafers. When working at Café LycoReco , she wears a cerulean blue samue with dark blue and yellow accents, a dark blue kimono skirt, and a beige apron wrapped around her waist.


MAJOR

Alice is a brown-haired woman of short height. She is of japanese/north-american descendance and speaks both english and japanese. She is the interim owner of the Memphis Bats by the time Goro Shigeno arrives in the U.S and joins the Minor League. In the anime, her history is expanded, as her grandfather (the previous owner) and her parents make a few appearances throughout the fourth season of the anime.


MAJOR

Oliver is well-built man with dark eyes and brown hair. He was also shown to be strong enough to knock out Goro Shigeno with a single punch. He is also frequently seen using flanel.


MAJOR

She appears as a short black-haired girl, who’s slightly shorter than Tao Sagara but taller than Daigo.


MAJOR

She wears eyeglasses, dons short twin-braided hair, always looks stern and quite tall.


MAJOR

Joe Gibson Jr. has long yellow hair, with blue eyes with a wild look. He also wear a chain with photos of his mom and sister.


MAJOR

Sanders is an old muscular man with a big moustache. Because of his appearance and loud voice, his teammates nicknamed him "Sargent".


MAJOR

She is one of Goro's Seishu's classmates, and later, one of his teammates.
She and Kaoru Shimizu develop a rivalry due to their attraction towards Goro.


MAJOR

Miho has medium black hair that curls outwards at the ends. She has green eyes and is usually seen wearing a big purple hat.


MAJOR

Ryoko is a tall, skinny girl with long black hair usually in a ponytail at the end. She has big black eyes as well. When she pitches, her form is similar to that of Joe Gibson.


MAJOR

She appears as an overweighted girl with dark-brown curly hair.


MAJOR

She appears as a tall blonde-haired girl, presumably one of the tallest in Daigo’s middle school baseball club.


MAJOR

Daigo has brown hairs and eyes. His hairs are going until the neck. He and his father Goro are looking very similar, his tactical thinking has he got from his mother Kaoru.
Daigo has often a bright laugh on his face.

In his young age, Daigo was a bright boy who gets along with his family along with his admiration for baseball after seeing his dad hitting a homerun upon his debut in the Pro Japan League.
As time passed onto MAJOR 2nd, Daigo's positive character takes a dive into depression where he fusses over the complexity of not inheriting the genes of a pro player and living up to the name of "Shigeno Jr." It was at this age, Daigo attitude resembles just like his father being foul-mouthed, sarcastic, and cocky whenever he wants to boast. But unlike Goro who is aggressively robust, Daigo is mentally delicate through his own inferiority making him easy to lash out on those who ridicule him for no seniority as his father.


MAJOR

Hikaru appears as an average and smart boy with glasses, sporting dark brown hair.


MAJOR

Akira was the ace pitcher of the Nanyou Lions team, who enrolled into Fuurin Middle School with Kazuki Sugawara , Takumi Chiba , Sota Kitaoji and Yusuke Umemiya through athletic scholarship by their manager. They joined the baseball club through the initiation match between boys vs. girls. Unlike the other four, only Akira had the recommendation to enroll into Fuurin without tuition. An ironic disappointment for Akira as the only one to stay in the baseball club, while the others left due to their guardians' decision after their manager left unnoticed. [1]
Despite initially not enjoying his time on a team of nearly all girls, Nishina grows to accept them as his teammates after seeing their performance in games against good teams.  He accepts Daigo as captain after his efforts to fill in as a makeshift coach after his former coach Kunamoto refuses to take the role.
Despite having brought Chiba back to the team, he agrees that Chiba's arrogance will only hurt the team in the long run and goes along with the idea of bringing Chisato's sister on.  However, he was uneasy taking advantage of her feelings for this purpose.


MAJOR

Kazuki is one the members trained in the Nanyou Lions, being able to hit 120km fastballs as a 5th grader. He, Takumi Chiba , Sota Kitaoji , Yusuke Umemiya and Akira Nishina admitted into Fuurin Middle through recommendation by their manager, and joined the baseball club through the initiation through boys vs. girls. However to their disappointment, the manager left for "urgent reasons" leaving the five betrayed and upset. After the issue was discussed with their guardians, all bu Akira decided to resume baseball until senior year and dleft the baseball club. [1]


MAJOR

Sota is one the members trained in the Nanyou Lions, being able to hit 120km fastballs as a 5th grader. He, Kazuki Sugawara , Takumi Chiba , Yusuke Umemiya and Akira Nishina admitted into Fuurin Middle through recommendation by their manager, and joined the baseball club through the initiation through boys vs. girls. However to their disappointment, the manager left for "urgent reasons" leaving the five betrayed and upset. After the issue was discussed with their guardians, all bu Akira decided to resume baseball until senior year and dleft the baseball club. [1]


MAJOR

Takumi is one the members trained in the Nanyou Lions, being able to hit 120km fastballs as a 5th grader. He, Kazuki Sugawara , Sota Kitaoji , Yusuke Umemiya and Akira Nishina admitted into Fuurin Middle through recommendation by their manager, and joined the baseball club through the initiation through boys vs. girls. However to their disappointment, the manager left for "urgent reasons" leaving the five betrayed and upset. After the issue was discussed with their guardians, all bu Akira decided to resume baseball until senior year and dleft the baseball club. [1]


MAJOR

Yusuke is one the members trained in the Nanyou Lions, being able to hit 120km fastballs as a 5th grader. He, Kazuki Sugawara , Takumi Chiba , Sota Kitaoji and Akira Nishina admitted into Fuurin Middle through recommendation by their manager, and joined the baseball club through the initiation through boys vs. girls. However to their disappointment, the manager left for "urgent reasons" leaving the five betrayed and upset. After the issue was discussed with their guardians, all bu Akira decided to resume baseball until senior year and dleft the baseball club. [1]


MAJOR

Yamane first appeared with shorter hair but decided to grow it after his injury. After he entered high school, he appears with a shorter again.


MAJOR

He talks with a Kansai accent and is usually seen wearing a cap.


MAO

He wears an eyepatch and has same hair colors as Mao — black and white. Hyakka is usually seen wearing a strange kimono with a flame-like design on the pants.

Hyakka is a fiery and hot tempered boy who strives for attention and others’ admiration, as seen when he wants praise from Nanoka. He’s laid back most of the time, but will get down to business when needed. He also doesn’t fear death, as seen when he shouts, “I almost died there!” To which Otoya replies nonchalantly, “You DID die.”


MAO

Mao appears to be a young man with white and black long hair tied back, red eyes, and a strange mark at the left side of his face right under his left eye. He wears a blue cape over a white shirt, black pants and a red obi belt where he holds a sword.

Throughout his long life, Mao has remained mature, reserved and somewhat aloof. He tends to dwell on his past and what he can't remember, which drives his obsessive search for the Byōki who cursed him.


MAO

She often wears a maid-like attire, a dark dress and white apron, along with a frilly headband to match. Her medium-length hair is always down and falls around her shoulders in stick-straight strands.

She’s always calm, but has a rather every smile, and tends to a garden of dead humans.


MAO

She's a third-year junior high school girl with brown short hair and light brown eyes. When she exhibits her inhuman physical abilities instead of a previously frail constitution, her pupils narrow to those resembling a cat's.

Outspoken, determined and brave, Nanoka is extremely curious about the circumstances of her and Mao's curse, leading her to research history with her classmate, Shiraha, when she returns home from the Taisho era. Despite her being a natural fighter, Nanoka is afraid to engage in conflict. She believes herself to be too weak to win against most opponents, but with her excursions with Mao, is growing more confident in her abilities.


MAO

She's a young girl with short hair with a rose on the left side, and is mostly seen wearing a floral yukata with a waitress apron while working at Milk Hall.
When she shows her true yōkai nature, her eyes change and she grows fangs.


MAO

Wears a dark, sophisticated kimono with and intricate floral pattern. Has black lace gloves that she early takes off. She also has a matching headdress that she occasional wears to obscure her facial features.


Made in Abyss

Ajapoka has a head with no visible eyes and two horn-like structures on both sides of his head. He has a set or sharp teeth and wears garments reminiscent of pelts around his neck section and below it rope-like clothing with a leopard pattern. He also sports a red brooch-like object below his neck section. [2]
As a human, Ajapoka was a very tall and bulky man. He had rather rough, curvy facial features and a beard that connects with his hair. The top of his head was covered with bandages and he wears a fur coat. [3]

Ajapoka is very straightforward and seems to be the man for tasks requiring physical strength. [1]


Made in Abyss

Belaf has a long, centipede-like body and a head reminiscent of a flower. They have almost no facial features except for what is at first glance two empty eye sockets, but are actually more akin to mouths. A proboscis-like tube protrudes from each hole to eat and their voice also comes from these openings. [3]
As a human, Belaf was thin and tall. They had wild silver hair and a large scar across the left side of their face. Their eyes were light blue colored and they always had an intense expression on their face. [4] [5]

Belaf will go to any means possible to get what they want, even if it means destroying their own body. [6] They will, however, be considerate towards others, as shown when they gave Riko the choice what to trade for getting Nanachi back and when they let Nanachi free. [7] [8]
Belaf was a much warmer person when they were human. While still intense and intimidating, they were very insightful to others' thoughts and feelings and helped raise Vueko's confidence during their travels. [9] They were also just as intelligent; they served as the main translator between the Abyss's island natives and the Ganja crew. [10]


Made in Abyss

Belchero has black hair with white strands in it, which ends in a topknot, and two long curls down each ear. She has a gaunt face and sharp eyes with a monocle on her right eye. She wears a black robe, with black cloths beneath, and black gloves. [2]

Belchero is very strict and enforces her rules strongly, but also only has the best interest for the orphans in mind. [3]


Made in Abyss

Bellmore has a receding gray hairline, purple eyes, and a long beak shaped nose. He usually has a happy expression on his face and has a very short neck, making it seem like his head goes right over into his torso. On his head, he wears a hat with the moon-shaped "Abyss" Glyph on it. He also wears a green top with a tie and a loose orange jacket, with many pockets, over it. His pants are almost not visible, due to the length of his top. He also wears pointed shoes. [1]

Bellmore is depicted as being able to entertain crowds with his stories of Lyza , by joyfully telling of her great feats. [2] However, he is also shown to harshly direct Shiggy and Reg when they forget to throw the petals during the performance of the shadow play of Lyza. [3]


Made in Abyss

Bondrewd is a tall man sporting mostly black clothing, with a long coat and a suit. [2] He always covers his face with a black helmet which includes a gap in the middle where violet light shines through. His second body also has a lizard-like tail, which originates from the Artifact Third Works . [3]
His White Whistle is sculpted into the shape of two hands clasped together and is activated by rubbing instead of blowing into it, as it would be impractical to use while wearing his mask. [3] [4]

Bondrewd is a man who values knowledge above else, even in the wake of whatever moral issues that may occur from his actions. He is willing to sacrifice anyone and everyone in the pursuit of it, not out of malice but because he feels it is necessary to prepare for the end of the 2,000-year cycle. [5] [6] He remembers the names and ambitions of each of the individuals he has sacrificed. [7]
He doesn't show hostility to those he faces. Rather, he praises them if they manage to best him. [8] Despite his methods, he is quite a capable father. [9]


Made in Abyss

Cravagli is a tall, bulky and muscular man. His face is somewhat rugged, with many markings in its lower half. He wears a hat adorned with a feather and goggles. The rest of his attire consists of an open jacket lined with a pelt-like material, his whistle (flanked by trophy teeth), a harness, gloves, pants, and boots. [2]

Cravagli is shown to be very level-headed, capable of keeping his cool in tense situations. He is shown to make good character assessments and values keeping etiquette. [3] He has his own personalized way of greeting people. He chooses not to rely on luck, instead making it a ritual as a sort of "game" to pray for success of something he sets out to do. [4]


Made in Abyss

As a whistle, Doni's shape is similar to a common referee whistle. [3] The whistle itself is decorated with the silhouettes of Eternal Fortunes , Glyphs that represent "Netherworld" or "Abyss", and other embellishments. On the whistle's sides, there is a round protrusion featuring a key-hole surrounded by patterns. [3]
In their previous life, Doni appears to have worn a skull-like mask with three keyholes reminiscent of their whistle form, and also appears to have been equipped with devices reminiscent of side-flashlights. [1]

Doni seemed to be reserved, as they were quite terse when communicating to the group, via Faputa . [2]


Made in Abyss

Enbelietz looks similar to a jellyfish. They can extend their tentacles and also have a set of legs underneath their top. According to Riko's journal, their top feels smooth and dry, and smells like cloth hung out to dry. [2]

Enbelietz loves having little ones crawl around on their body and dislikes small bugs. Their voice is said to be very elegant and understated, but they don't talk at all. [2]


Made in Abyss

Faputa's face, upper arms, and upper torso are dark in color. Her hair is long and feathery. Fluffy white fur covers her rabbit-like ears, forearms, legs, and lower body, starting at her hips. One of Faputa's most noticeable traits is her four arms. On each of her hands are 3 large red claws, which act as fingers, with the forth and fifth folded away. [7] [8] Furthermore her folded away fingers have hidden delicate talons with sensing organs that function similar to the sense of smell. [9] Red claw like protrusions are also on her hair, her knees, and the ends of her feet, similar to hooves. [10]
Her eyes are yellow with large, rounded pupils. Behind her are 5 tails, which spread out in a fan. She had worn a pair of goggles slung over her shoulder which she received from Reg , covering her chest like a lop-sided bikini top until it had been lost during her assault on The Village of Iruburu . [11] [12]
After having been fed the Value of the bodies of Iruburu inhabitants, Faputa's feathery hair, and tails, has grown longer with golden streaks and she gained a diamond-shaped symbol, with four diagonally aligned smaller diamonds in it and a star-like one in the middle of it, in her eyes. [13]

Faputa appears to be quite unstable and unreasonable, displaying a wild behavior that makes her comparable to a beast due to her being the embodiment of Irumyuui's regrets. [14] She speaks in a simplistic and primitive manner, referring to herself in third person, and communicating only with short sentences that are sometimes hard to understand. [15] She is very possessive and seemingly quite jealous, claiming Reg to be her property entirely, and feels entitled to examine him thoroughly without any indication of shame or restraint. [16] She seemed a bit shaken when Reg failed to remember her, and grew upset when Reg said he wanted to spend time with Riko and Nanachi rather than her. [17]
She is beloved by the Narehate of the village, but she is often irritated or angry according to Majikaja, and she seems to greatly dislike being observed. [18] The Narehate in Iruburu frighten her to some degree, especially the ones with lots of eyes. [19] Later on, it is revealed that she sees it as her duty to eradicate them due to how she was born, but shows signs of possible changes in that perspective after the incidents that occured after the village barrier broke and wants to walk her own path. [20] [21]


Made in Abyss

Frapam has a long and fat body with a blunt tail and 2 fin-like limbs, they have 3 eyes around a circle pattern on their skin and a tiny triangular mouth. [2] Frapam wears a frilly dress with a button on the side. [3]

Frapam can be seen mimicking Srajo's expressions and reacts to her movements and orders. [4] Frapam also tends to swirl freely around Srajo. [5]


Made in Abyss

Gaburoon's upper body is very large, with a jagged beak-like structure on their front with an oval-shaped metal frame. From underneath the metal frame, a large cape is flowing over their "shoulders" and down the back. On top of it is what looks like an open cart with a hand rail, as if it was made to transport people. [3] Gaburoon can shoot out of a cannon on their right arm, and the left arm resembles a large pincer. Like Reg's , their forearms can be launched and retracted. They walk on two legs, which are much smaller in comparison to the rest of its body. [4]
Due to design similarities, Gaburoon wondered if Reg and they might share the same creator; noting that Interference Units don't cross layers and them having no data regarding Interference Units of Reg's kind. [5]

Gaburoon displays a very objective factual way of speaking when they choose to do so. [6] They also show loyalty to Faputa and listen to her commands. [7]


Made in Abyss

Gallice wears a black whistle , black delving attire, and a big white cloak that hides his silhouette. His white mask has two lenses and a white cloth that covers his mouth. [3] On his back, he carries a large sack which contains his flamethrower gear. [1]

Without his gear, Gallice appears tall and muscular, with sharp facial features and a sharp gaze. [2]

Gallice is pragmatic and stoic, having no qualms with burning the Garden of the Flowers of Resilience while Peijin, another Delver participating in the mission, was deemed unlikely to safely return. As a member of the Umbra Hands , he is loyal to Bondrewd . [5]


Made in Abyss

As a Narehate , Gaume has a black, featureless face and wears a variety of delver helmets over his own big helmet. He wears a pink gown that covers his whole body, excluding his hands. He carries an assortment of other Delver equipment, such as pickaxes and shovels. [2]
As a human, Gaume had yellow eyes, a square face, dark blue hair, and a serious look. He wears what appears to be a trapper hat or Russian hat with two white stripes across. He wears a blue scarf on his neck. [1]

As a merchant, he is very protective of his own stock and prone to yelling. [3]


Made in Abyss

Gueira wears a black whistle and a heavy black cloak that hides his body features. His mask has the pattern of a right angle leading to a circle. [2]

Gueira is practical and observant. He is loyal to Bondrewd . [3]


Made in Abyss

He is a tall and bulky man, appearing rough, but with rounded facial features, and a beard. He wears a large brim hat with a lamp on it (unlike that of a typical Delver ), a brown coat, and a darker brown shirt underneath. [2] [3]

Hablog is a bright and kind person. He is rather curious, too, as seen when he first meets Reg . [4]


Made in Abyss

The Human-like Silhouette resembles Reg , in stature and form, wears a cape and a horned-helmet with a central display. However, the two have elements which distinguish them from one another. [1]
Unlike Reg, their helmet is symmetrical. Its central display is large and centered with a huge dent on the side. [3] In Lyza's doodles, their cape appears to be decorated with armor-like pads, with the ends of their cape being frayed. Their collar, unlike Reg's, is placed where the handle comes right below the collar's cavity. The Silhouette has no visible hands. Instead, they have prominent claws. Their hair appears to be quite long. [1]

According to Srajo , sightings of the unknown figure predating Lyza's suggest this being may have had a high-pitched voice and breasts. Because of this, it became known as "Girl-type". [2]

According to the description in Lyza's notes, they act reserved and are observant of her, up to the moment Lyza calls out to them. [1]


Made in Abyss

Irumyuui has brown skin, big round yellowish green eyes and cream-colored hair with pigtails forming rings on both sides of her head. [3] She wears a short fur-garment and a short fur-skirt with a leopard-like stripes, as well as a necklace Vueko gifted her. [4]

Irumyuui was very shy and wary of strangers due to her upbringing, but started to open up and grow very close to Vueko as she traveled with the Ganja. [1] [5]


Made in Abyss

A young man with white hair and bright blue eyes, average height. He is almost always frowning. He wears a typical Delver's gear. [3]

Jiruo is serious and stern and tends to come off as cold at times, but it is only because he takes his job as a teacher and instructor seriously, and prioritizes the children's safety above all else. [4] At times he is very insightful and gives good advice, and does his best to support Riko after her mother's whistle was brought back to the surface. [5]


Made in Abyss

Among The Three Sages , Jurioimoh has the most feral and monstrous appearance, with a very bulky physique. He has three horns on his head which protrude from an armored shell, covering part of his back. He has a large mouth, with sharp teeth in it, and appears to have a secondary mouth or orifice on his belly in which he can store larger objects. Around his midriff, he has what appears to be pelt-like hair. Below it are tentacle-like growths, going down all the way to his legs. He has very long tree-like arms and thick elephant-like legs. [3]
After his transformation, Juroimoh's upper body is covered in thick dark gooey liquid masses. According to Vueko , this mass is composed of the souls of Irumyuui's Children and the children who had yet to be born. They flow, loosely, over his body, giving them the appearance of various tentacle-like appendages. [4] [5] His whole body appears to undergo a huge loss of mass, with his arms and legs becoming a lot thinner, his three horns being enlarged and his mouth shaping to display a set of teeth around the opening and within the opening itself. [6]

As the will of The Village of Iruburu , Juroimoh is the first to respond out of The Three Sages , when Iruburu is under attack by a great force. Juroimoh values rough work, causing him to fight against the Fuzosheppu , while the other two Sages don't respond unless the village barrier is broken. [7]


Made in Abyss

Kiyui's exact age is unknown, but he appears to be much younger than many of the other orphans. He has blue, often half-closed, eyes and short blond hair with a single curl on his forehead. He wears the standard white shirt and baggy pants of the orphanage. [3] As a novice Delver, he holds the rank of Bell and thus wears a bell around his neck. [4]

Kiyui is a friendly and good-natured child. Due to being very young, the other orphans are usually seen looking after him. [5]


Made in Abyss

Laffi has orange hair, tied in a ponytail with two long curls on each side of her ears. She has purplish, clear eyes with wrinkles close to both. She wears a read shirt and an apron, with pockets on it, above it. [3]

Laffi is very kind and motherly. [4] [3]