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Fern is a young human with purple eyes and long, waist-length purple hair with a straight cut and bangs. She usually wears her hair down with two additional chest-length strands framing her face. After her sixteenth birthday, Fern began tying her hair partially back with a butterfly hair ornament gifted by Frieren. [6] [11] After turning sixteen, Fern also grew to be taller than Frieren and with a more developed figure. [6] [12] As a result of her mature and calm personality, she frequently wears a stoic expression and rarely expresses strong emotions. Her facial features are characteristic of those from the Southern Lands . [13]

Fern's butterfly hair ornament, a gift from Frieren.

During her travels with Frieren, Fern is most commonly seen wearing a long, buttoned white dress with a Victorian top, including a frilled collar and puffy white sleeves, along with black boots. When outdoors, she also dons a long black coat with a hood, which has a gray inside layer. For her eighteenth birthday, Stark gifted her an ornate mirrored lotus bracelet, which she frequently wears on her left wrist. [14] As a mage, Fern wields a long, wooden staff wrapped with purple ribbons in battle, which was a gift to her from Heiter. [15]

Fern's winter attire.

After the events at Graf Granat's Domain , Graf Granat gifted Fern a dark-blue, long-sleeved dress [16] that she wears with a thick, cropped, light-gray winter jacket and braided scarf in colder settings. This replaced her former winter attire, which consisted solely of a brown shawl over her normal clothes. [3] [17]
When she was a child, Fern had short, purple hair cut into a straight bob with bangs, decorated with a large, red ribbon on the side of her head. She wore very similar clothing to her present-day outfit, consisting of a smaller version of the buttoned white dress and black cloak, with black Mary Jane shoes. Prior to being adopted by Heiter, she wore a light-colored shoulder cape and possessed a locket with a photo of her family. [9] [18]

Fern has a mature personality as a result of her upbringing, leading her to often act as the mother of the party. She constantly has to help Frieren perform ordinary tasks such as waking her up due to her being a deep sleeper, feeding her, and dressing her, [2] along with cleaning up her messes. [3] [4] She acts similarly around Stark , such as getting mad when he stays up late, even though they are around the same age.

Fern's tendency to pout.

Despite her outward motherly nature, Fern is easily upset and can act childish when others don't cater to what she wants or offend her, and in extreme cases, pouting and completely ignoring them when they attempt to reconcile, [5] though this can be resolved through actions like treating her with food and abiding by demands she makes. She also has a habit of following around and watching others when she is suspicious or curious about them instead of confronting them directly, as seen when she stalks Frieren after suspecting her of making poor financial decisions [6] [7] and investigating Stark when she struggles to find a suitable birthday gift for him. [8]
Fern is also a very loyal apprentice and has the discipline to train incredibly hard since she was young so she can manage on her own, ultimately becoming a powerful mage acknowledged by Frieren. She rarely cracks under pressure and is able to keep a level head in combat despite receiving injuries and battling opponents that are more powerful or experienced than her. Her devotion to learning magic stems from the loss of her parents at an early age and her subsequent adoption by Heiter ; after nearly giving up after her parents' death, she was stopped by the priest, who advised her to stay alive for the sake of keeping the good memories she had. As a result, she became extremely dedicated with the maturity to learn magic and prove to Heiter that he could pass peacefully without any regrets and without worrying about her. [9] [10]


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Flamme had orange hair styled into a long, thick braid that reached to her knees with sideswept bangs and two strands of hair that reached her chest, framing her face. She commonly wore loose fitting clothing in the styles of tunics or togas. Her shoes were dark brown and had criss-crossing straps that reached below her knees. Flamme also wore numerous accessories, including a dark brown band on her upper left arm, thick gold bracelets, and a gold choker with a teardrop-shaped, red jewel.

Frieren thought of Flamme as an unpleasant person and commented that Flamme "playing her like a fiddle" was the usual. [1] She also called Flamme someone who was known to exaggerate.
Flamme was ruthless when fighting demons . She empathized with Frieren's hatred of demons, and, despite her love of magic, [2] she was willing to constantly suppress her mana, something she considered cowardly and a mockery of magic, [3] in order to kill them. She likened herself to Serie —someone unable to visualize a peaceful era, and thus unable to defeat the Demon King . [4]
However, Flamme appeared to have a gentle personality; her favorite spell was one to make a field of flowers, [5] and she dreamed of and pioneered an age where everyone could learn magic and learn spells such as that one. [6] She saved Frieren when she was orphaned and raised her. She appeared to understand Frieren well, and predicted that Frieren would make a grave mistake and wish to revisit someone she had lost—this came true in the form of Himmel's death. She also had great trust in her disciple, declaring to Serie that Frieren, as a mage of a peaceful era, would be the one to kill the Demon King. [4]


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Frieren is a petite, female elf with green eyes, thick eyebrows, and long, white hair parted in the middle and tied into two high pigtails. Like all elves, she has large, pointed ears. She wears a striped black and white shirt, along with a white jacket tucked into a skirt with a black belt. The sleeves of her jacket end with large, gold cuffs. Both her jacket and skirt have gold trims along the edges. Over her jacket, she wears a short cape that matches the white and gold theme of her jacket and skirt, and the cape includes decorative, gold accents with red jewels on each shoulder and a high collar that is fastened with a red jewel. She also wears black tights, brown boots, and a pair of gold earrings with red, teardrop-shaped jewels hanging from each earring.
During her travels, Frieren carries a brown briefcase holding various magic items and personal belongings. When casting spells as a mage , she utilizes a red staff with a gold, crescent-shaped tip that holds a red jewel in its center. Her staff has gold accents and a red ribbon tied at the tip.
In the colder seasons, Frieren wears a high-collared and long-sleeved white dress with gold accents and buttons down the chest instead of her usual jacket, skirt, and cape. Additionally, she layers a beige coat with a flap collar and buttons over her dress and dons a blue scarf tied on the side.
When she was training under Flamme a thousand years prior, Frieren let her hair down to her waist and wore simple, white dresses and brown sandals. During Frieren's solitary lifestyle after Flamme's death, she tied her hair into her typical pigtails and wore a white dress with a black belt and beige cape.

Frieren has an easy-going personality, however, her aloof attitude makes her a mystery to her peers, as humans and elves tend to see things differently. [7] As an elf who has lived for at least a millennium, she has a poor sense of time that manifests in a bad habit of being unable to get up in the morning, along with a deeper inability to comprehend how time passes for humans. This is, in part, a reason for Frieren's aloof attitude, since she sees large lengths of time as too brief for her to form meaningful connections. For instance, she thought of a ten-year journey with her comrades as short and believed she knew nothing about Himmel the Hero , even up until his passing. However, following Himmel's funeral, she made the decision to get to know humans better.
Although she is generally stoic, carefree, and often lacks tact, Frieren also has things she is emotionally sensitive to. She was embarrassed when others discovered her mana detection is interrupted for a fraction of a second when a spell is cast, a common error for apprentice mages that she has yet to overcome. She is sensitive to people calling her old and holds a grudge against Stark for doing so multiple times. When she is upset, she is capable of throwing a tantrum that can result in her crying for upwards of three days, scaring the other members of the Hero Party . In addition, Frieren can experience an extreme temper around once every decade, to the point where she could kill someone when provoked. [8] This rage lasts only up to 10 minutes. [9] It is also implied that she is somewhat insecure about her body, as she occasionally shows hints of jealousy over Fern's figure.


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Fräse has light-colored hair that fall to about shoulder-length. She wears the Magic Special Forces uniform, which is fastened with buttons, and features several belts strapped around her torso. She also wears a long flowing cape, a military-service cap displaying the Special Forces insignia, and a pair of dark gloves.

Fräse is an extremely powerful mage. In her youth, Macht of the Golden Land judged her to be strong enough to destroy a Fortress City. She is described to be a sly vixen that is troublesome and difficult to deal with in political negotiations. Her true intentions are difficult to discern, with Denken and Glück both noting that Fräse is a schemer. Though Glück believes this must be stressful for her subordinates, her Vice-Captain, Kanone , is particularly loyal to her. Kanone is unwilling to disclose the details of Fräse's mission for the Magic Special Forces , and goes as far as to carry around a pack of Fräse's favorite cigarettes for her at all times. Fräse is very particular with the cigarettes that she smokes, with the type of cigarette remaining unchanged for over fifty years.


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Gazelle has short, messy light hair. He wears a dark, high-collared undershirt beneath a lighter-colored outer garment, layered with a black tunic featuring buttons. The rest of his outfit is composed of black trousers and light-colored boots.

When Gazelle is fronting as a street vendor, he appears to be cheerful and sharp. He banters with Frieren and ultimately lets her haggle him down to just four silver coins for the faux vase he is selling. However, Gazelle also appears to have a measured side. He is quick to assess the strength of others, and is very candid that he wouldn't be able to face Stark in a fight. Gazelle later visits Wolf and pays off his tab. He tells Wolf he wanted to pay off his tab before he died, showing both a cynical attitude and a degree of conscientiousness to want to die without debts.


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Genau is a middle-aged man of tall stature. He has short, neatly combed dark blonde hair, styled with a side part.
During the First-Class Mage Exam , Genau's attire reflects the traditional dark blue color associated with first-class mages. He dons a long, dark blue coat with a lighter gray trim, which extends down to the calves. The coat has an upturned collar and is complemented by a simple white cloth cravat . Underneath, he wears dark brown pants with knee-high boots.
In the Divine Revolte Arc , he wears two black trench coats with a silver lining, with the inner one secured with a belt.

Genau is shown to be an extremely cold-hearted mage. The First Exam he proctored was constructed to create significant conflict, which Sense calls him out for. Genau shows no remorse over the examinees' deaths as well. During the Divine Revolte Arc , when his hometown is massacred, Genau says he feels no sorrow whatsoever, only indifference. Frieren and Methode also note that Genau possesses an incredibly strong killing intent during the aftermath of the demon massacre, implying Genau is not wholly truthful about his disregard for his hometown's destruction.
The first-class mage has a strong sense of duty and protectiveness. He follows the orders of Serie. When Methode wants to caress Serie he takes a guard stance in front of the elf and allows Methode only ten minutes of patting each day. [1] This shows as a frosty personality. Additionally, when Methode is assigned as his partner, Genau refuses to greet her properly until Serie commanded they shake hands. [2]
However, during the subjugation of the Divine Revolte , Genau breaks away from the fight to save a demon disguised as a child, who stabs him immediately, A flashback of his former partner, who had died saving a child, crosses his mind, showing a moment of kindness. [3]
While Genau and Methode are parting from Frieren and her party, Genau merely asks Stark how is injuries are, and offhandedly promises to pay them back. However, when Methode reminds Genau to show gratitude, Genau relents and thanks them for their help. [4]

Genau feeds birds.

Genau has a strong attachment with birds. It expresses itself in his signature magic niello wings: Digardnacht with which he can manipulate two wings at his back freely. Further, he uses magic to control birds and use them for example to surveil an area. Genau also cares for birds in general as he is shown to feed stranger birds in Äußerst while he has a conversation with Methode. [5]


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Glück was a middle age man with light-colored hair and evenly divided bangs. He has thick eyebrows but narrow eyes. As he ages, he gained wrinkles near the corners of his eyes and eventually his whole face.
He is often seen wearing a grey-shaded formal suit with a scarf in front of his chest. His undershirt was dark. He wore light-shaded pants and often carried a cigarette pack in its pocket. After his daughter died, he began wearing darker colored clothes.

Glück was an extremely composed person who had an unshakeable will. He did not seem deterred in the slightest even when at the mercy of a Sage of Destruction. Although he lived by an incredibly powerful being who only pretended to serve him out of amusement, Glück never once showed any kind of fear towards him until the end. He is rather cynical about human nature and reality, telling Macht that an existence without an understanding of evil and good was much happier than that of humans. However, he was still an idealist at heart. His goal is to remake the Fortified City of Weise into a prosperous place where humans deserve to live, to honor the wish of his deceased son.
Glück was also an incredibly intelligent and shrewd man. Coming from the Imperial city, he was a noble with a lot of political experience and was even willing to go to underhanded and radical measures to attain what he wanted, such as assassinating corrupted political rivals. He enlisted the cooperation of a powerful demon with the full knowledge of the risks it ensued. With his personal story and careful selection of words, he managed to intrigue a demon (a creature totally alien to human preconceptions) and make him into his personal servant. Using the demon's power and ability at deception, Glück gained the loyalty of most nobles ruling the city as the feudal lord.
Though he called himself an evil noble, his "crimes" were committed as a last resort and strictly necessary to build the better world he aimed for. He seemed to genuinely care for the livelihood and prosperity of the Fortified City of Weise. Glück was also concerned about his relative, Denken , who was consumed by sorrow at the death of his parents, and tried to distract the boy with the study of magic as well as the prospect of revenge against the demons. He seemed to extend his goodwill even to Macht , interestingly enough, calling the demon his important partner in crime. Even though Glück had the authority to issue commands through the Bracelet of Sovereignty, he had let Macht carry out his experiment as he wished, at the cost of both Glück's and the city's demise.
Glück likes smoking and, according to Macht, enjoyed drinking tea.


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Though unseen since mythical times, the Goddess of Creation is consistently depicted as a pointy-eared female of short stature. She has long hair that falls past her waist in curls and wears a crown of flowers in her hair.
The Goddess of Creation is depicted wearing a sleeveless, calf length dress that splits into three sections reminiscent of flower petals. The top of the dress is pleated with a large collar. The skirt of the dress is patterned with twisting vines, and the bottom of the skirt is embellished by a brocade and lace hem. The skirt covers the top of black, pointed shoes that lace up around the calves. From the back of the dress are two short fabric trains that hang loosely and resemble wings. A belt fashioned with a diamond shaped clasp and embroidered similarly to the skirt crosses over the waistline of the dress.
Most notably, the Goddess of Creation possesses a large pair of feathered wings that span from her shoulder blades to her feet. These wings are represented no matter how simplistic the effigy.


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Graf Granat is a middle-aged man with brown hair parted to one side. He wears a white shirt with the top three buttons popped open as well as black pants with matching boots. He also wears a dark blue coat with gold epaulettes over his shoulders.

The Graf initially seems abrasive and harsh. He speaks bluntly, even with the messengers Aura has sent to negotiate for peace. When Frieren moves to attack Lügner, he immediately has her thrown into the dungeons and sentences her to three years in jail. He cared deeply about his son and still keeps his room clean to this day despite his son dying ten years ago. When the opportunity arises, he immediately moves to take revenge for his son, and he is visibly angry when Lügner insults his son's memory. However, beneath the harsh exterior, the Graf is empathetic and does his best to protect his people. He lets his guard down when Lügner lies about a deceased father slain in the conflicts between Aura's army and Graf Granat's Domain and leaves to think about Lügner's words. Once Aura's executioners have shown their true colors, he refuses to give up the secret to the barrier surrounding the village even at the cost of being tortured. He sympathizes with Stark's fear, as his son showed the same fear before heading out to battle, and lies to Stark that it's a crime to speak casually to him in the town in order to get Stark to flee. He instructs Stark to take the Granat crest around his neck and leave him behind to save both Stark and the people of his Domain.
Graf Granat is also intelligent and sharp-witted. When Draht murders sentinels standing guard outside Frieren's cell, despite the signs pointing to Frieren murdering the guard and escaping, he judges that Frieren, who let herself be arrested without a fight, would understand the seriousness of murdering a guard. He is able to put this fact together with Lügner's missing executioner, Draht, and correctly reads that Aura's executioners do not have the intention of genuinely negotiating for peace.
The Graf is rather informal with his subjects, as he does not ask for them to speak formally to him. He is humble and readily expresses his gratitude to Frieren's Party and participates in rebuilding the town after the havoc wreaked by the demons. Though he takes the lead in assessing the damage and providing the proper rites to Aura's undead army after her defeat, when he sees the body of his son, he drops the façade of a leader and tells Frieren, as a father, that he has never been as thankful to anyone in his life.


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Grausam is a tall, thin demon with two-toned hair cropped at his chin. His hair is light colored from his scalp to halfway down his face, where it transitions to dark colored hair. His horns resemble that of an ox, curving up gently at the ends but otherwise sticking straight out of his head. Grausam has dark colored sclera and a pointed chin. He wears a low cut shirt with loose sleeves, a black front panel with cords hanging loosely from them. He wears a necklace with many long beads and a collared tie. He also wears fingerless gloves. A white sash is wrapped around his middle.

Not much was known about Grausam's personality. He seemed to be relatively quiet, as he did not speak when confronting Macht with Schlacht . Despite demons being individualistic, he was very loyal to the Demon King and, by extension, Schlacht, as shown by him obeying the latter and making sure Solitär did not get off track when they sought out the Goddess's Monument in the past.


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Heiter was a rather tall and bespectacled priest with short green hair that he kept slicked back. Two strands of his hair flew loose over his forehead. Similar to most priests, Heiter carried a book of scriptures, and he wore a long, black robe with gold trims and accents. Underneath his robe, Heiter wore a long black shirt with a white top and gold accents, a gold belt, and a black-and-gold collar alongside black pants and shoes.
Upon becoming a bishop, Heiter switched to a white robe with a shoulder cape and collar that had prominent gold accents on the edges and cuffs. Additionally, he wore a white dress underneath his robe that reached his ankles and was tied with the same gold belt. He paired his bishop attire with white pants and black shoes.
After growing older and retiring, Heiter's hair grew lighter and he gained prominent wrinkles. He wore a long, gray turtlenecked dress, his gold belt, and a long cape clasped at the front. Additionally, he had a hunched back and used a wooden walking stick. When bedridden, he wore a simple nightgown.

Heiter was an outwardly cheerful man who often diffused tense situations with his laughter and jokes about his inclination towards alcohol. He was easily moved to tears, both when things happened to the party or when he was hungover. However, inwardly, Heiter was shown to be cynical about circumstances such as the Hero Party's odds of defeating the Demon King, and, as a child, this manifested in jealousy towards Himmel, where he would often outwardly expressed his doubts about being able to defeat monsters or eventually defeat the Demon King. However, he eventually decided that even if he could not believe in himself, he would believe in Himmel and later, their comrades.
As Himmel notes, from a young age, Heiter has always been very pious regarding Heaven and the Goddess of Creation .
Heiter was known to be a frequent liar [1] and was shown to be shrewd at times, as he was able to leverage Frieren's perception of time to trick her into staying and training Fern long enough for her to become a mage capable of traveling with Frieren.


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The Hero of the South possessed neatly combed hair with a bang extending across the right side of his face. His face stands out, as he was a middle-aged man who sported a very finely-groomed moustache, in contrast to the young and beardless Himmel . The Hero of the South was typically depicted as being costumed elaborately. His outfit consisted of a button-up white shirt with a cravat, over which an ornately patterned vest and long overcoat that reached the knee with dark hems, a large collar, and dark patterns scrolling across the sleeves were worn. Two belts strapped his swords to his sides. Beneath the overcoat the Hero of the South wore light colored pants tucked into knee high dark boots. He donned a long, dark cape atop his other pieces of outerwear, held by a corded cloak clasp.

The Hero of the South was a level-headed and calm person. Because of his magic to see the future, he was unfazed by the actions of others. Before he even spoke to Frieren, he already anticipated her rejection, and as a result his response to it was nonchalant. Despite knowing his own fate was to die at the hands of demons, he remained committed to fighting for mankind. Though he was disappointed that he would not be the Hero to defeat the Demon King and thus his deeds may be forgotten by the people, he didn't allow it to deter him and he pressed on. He was confident in his own abilities, assuredly proclaiming that he was the strongest hero of mankind. The Hero of the South was calm in the face of death, as he knew that his death would not be in vain. He remained resolved until the very end to cut open a path for the Hero who will defeat the Demon King.
Long after his death, the people of the north, specifically the people of Fabel Village , still remember his heroic deeds for mankind, indicating that even with his precognition, the Hero of the South underestimated the mark he would make on history.


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Himmel was a male Human with blue hair and a mole near his left eye. His eyes were light blue. He was self-declared to be handsome, and took great care of his appearance, even in old age. Himmel wore a long beige cloak that drapes down to his ankles, a fitted blue tunic, white pants, and black boots. Around his waist, he wore a white belt which contrasted with the blue fabric of his tunic. In his old age, Himmel went from a rather tall man to a senior even smaller than the already short Frieren . He was bald in his old age, wore a dark blue mantle, and walked with a cane.

Himmel was a laid-back and amiable man, effortlessly getting along with others and forming strong interpersonal connections. Despite challenging circumstances, his unwavering dedication to protecting people made him a beacon of bravery and inspiration for his companions. His selflessness and willingness to go above and beyond to help others left a lasting impression on everyone he encountered.
He had a profound impact on those around him, encouraging his friends to follow in his footsteps of kindness and compassion. This influence is evident in Heiter's decision to save Fern from despair, raising her as his own and emulating what he believed Himmel would have done in a similar situation.
Though known for his heroism, Himmel did have a slightly narcissistic side, playfully declaring himself handsome and taking great care of his appearance, even in his older years. This added a touch of lightheartedness to his otherwise serious demeanor.
Throughout their adventures, it became evident that Himmel harbored romantic feelings for Frieren. Despite the strength of these emotions, Frieren remained unaware of his affection, which added a bittersweet dimension to their bond.
In summary, Himmel was a charismatic and caring individual, who fearlessly protected others and inspired his companions with his selflessness. His playful narcissism added charm to his character, making him a memorable and endearing presence in the story. Despite his unrequited feelings for Frieren , his respect and admiration for her endured, leaving an emotional undercurrent in their friendship.


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Iris is a young girl with twin ponytails that fall past her shoulders. She wears a black coat that buttons at the neck, over a simple white top with a high collar that reaches her chin. Her outfit also includes a long black dress, boots, and a wide, lace-up corset around her waist.

Not much is known about Iris's personality, but she appears to be lighthearted and playful, even in serious situations. She is also fearless, treating dangerous missions with a sense of excitement rather than apprehension.


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Kanne is a young, petite girl of similar stature to Frieren . She has orange eyes and short orange hair, which is styled into uneven bangs and two pigtails with strands that reach the bottom of her face. When she lets down her hair, it gets slightly wavy and reaches the edge of her face.
Her usual outfit is composed of a cropped white top with puffy sleeves that reach her elbows and bright green shorts with a white belt. The top is decorated with bright green edges and has shoulder cutouts and triangle-shaped cutouts near her chest and on her back. She additionally wears white over-the-knee boots.
When casting spells as a mage, Kanne uses a long, straight staff with a jeweled center and three prongs that are reminiscent of crystals.

Kanne is bright, friendly, and easy-going. She is able to chat easily with Frieren and Fern when she meets them. However, she can be timid and a little scared at times, such as when originally trying to practice Flight magic. She is the type to improve with praise, though Lawine claims this is a result of being spoiled by her parents growing up. According to Lawine, Kanne tries really hard even though she is a coward, works hard when others aren't looking, and is considerate of others.


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Kanone has black hair that is tied up into a long ponytail. Kanone wears the standard Magic Special Forces uniform, which includes a belted and collared tunic, black gloves and boots, a black ascot tie with a gem, a collared cape, trousers, and a matching officer cap decorated with the emblem of the Magic Special Forces. To denote Kanone's status as a vice-captain within the Magic Special Forces, Kanone's tunic has the vice-captain insignia, represented by two stars engraved on the emblem of the collar pin. [3] Kanone also carries a standard-issue sharp melee weapon resembling a baton that can be used to cast magic, featuring an arced hand guard.

Kanone is polite and respectful toward superiors and nobility, as seen in interactions with Denken and Glück . Kanone also demonstrates loyalty and care for Captain Fräse , consistently carrying a type of cigarette package that Fräse likes, even though Kanone does not seem inclined to smoke. [1] However, Kanone also appears to have some apprehension towards Fräse, evident in the reluctance to report the damages caused by Neu in the old Imperial Square. [2]


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Kraft is muscular and has short, spiky olive-green hair with a darker undercut, along with thick eyebrows and the long ears typical of an Elf . He wears clothes that are typical of Monks, which include a long, dark robe with gold accents, a cream-colored stole, and a necklace with a crest of the Goddess of Creation . He is noted to bear a strong resemblance to Sein's friend, the Warrior Gorilla .

Kraft is a kind, lively, and devout man. He welcomes Frieren's Party into his cabin for an entire winter and even shares his food and supplies with them. He seems to have a strong sense of justice and values life, having been known for charitable deeds such as saving villages in the past, and he prevents bandits from being killed by Übel by forcing them to flee. At some point in his life, he decided to become a Monk and serve the Goddess of Creation , as he did not wish for his acts to be forgotten and wished for someone to praise him at the end of his life.
Having lived an even longer life than Frieren , Kraft is able to provide her and her party members with words of advice, and he offers to honor her in the Goddess' stead if she did not believe in the Goddess.
Unlike most elves, Kraft is seemingly shown to be more in touch with his emotions and feelings and appears to empathize and socialize with others more easily in comparison to other elves. Unlike Frieren and Serie , Kraft possesses a more spirited and lively disposition, with him smiling and generally expressing his feelings more frequently.


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Land is a male mage of average height with blonde hair and brown eyes. He wears spectacles. Land typically sports a disinterested expression. He wears a black long-sleeved shirt with a white center, black pants belted at the waist, and black shoes. On top of his shirt, he wears a white half-coat with a long neck, white fastenings, and long sleeves. Black fabric hangs loosely from the white half-coat and hangs loosely open at the front of his body.

Land is cool, calculating and overly cautious. He prefers to wait and let his opponents make the first move so he can analyze them and determine their weaknesses while utilizing his duplication magic to catch them off guard and ensure he's never in any danger. By his own admission, he does not trust anyone and barely interacts with the other examinees of the First-Class Mage Exam except for Übel . Despite this, he seems to have a conscience and doesn't like to have another's blood on his hands. During the second stage of the exam, he refuses to use Übel's escape golem after losing his own (though this may be due to him being a clone) and later rescues her from being killed by her clone, in spite of the fact she threatened his life previously.
During the third stage exam, Serie commends him for having the guts to participate in the First-Class Mage Exam without leaving his hometown and using his clone as proxy. He even tries to fool her into believing that the second clone is actually him only for her to see through him easily.
Two years after the First-Class Mage Exam, Übel describes Land as timid, as well as someone who does not like to abandon others. [2]


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Laufen has a slender figure and appears to be rather young. She has brown eyes and orange hair styled into short, asymmetrical slanted bangs and tied into twin buns, each one decorated with a hanging yellow tassel and a pair of red spheres.
Her outfit consists of a sleeveless, navy dress with slits and decorated with white accents. The dress has exposed shoulders and is crossed in the front and back around the shoulders by thick, white straps. The middle of the crossing front strap is adorned with a red gem and two white tassels hanging from it. She wears black shorts underneath her dress alongside elbow-length bracers and calf-high boots, both matching her dress. Her bracers and boots are also adorned with smaller tassels, similar to the ones on her dress.

Laufen is not a very talkative type, but she is shown to be sympathetic as she shows concern for corpses of other mages that have become bait for monsters and when she is unable to leave Denken when Frieren defeats him and threatens to torture him. These two instances also show her slight naivety and inexperience as a mage. During the first and second stage of the First-Class Mage Exam , she proves herself to be a reliable and cooperative team member.
Laufen also quickly takes a liking to Denken, who treats and spoils her as if she was his grandchild. She goes as far as to call him her grandfather and even speaks on his behalf with Richter.


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Lawine is a young, female mage with gray hair and blue eyes. She has blunt bangs and waist-length hair, with the end of her hair tied off with a ribbon. The strands of her hair at the sides of her face are braided and pinned together at the back of her head.
Lawine wears a blue dress that goes to mid thigh and is lined with ruffles at the hem. The front of her dress is cut into a deep, laced v-neck layered over a white blouse. On top of her dress, Lawine wears a matching blue capelet similarly lined with ruffles at the hem. On her feet, she wears thigh-high white laced boots with heels.
During the intermission between the first and second stage of the First-Class Mage Exam , Lawine wears an outfit gifted by her older brothers, consisting of a white one-piece dress with a belt, a light-blue cardigan, white socks, blue flats, and a white sun hat decorated with a blue ribbon. Additionally, she carries a white and blue handbag.

Lawine is usually calm and collected. However, her temper can have a very short fuse, especially with her childhood friend Kanne.


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Lernen is a wiry old man who wears a long white robe. He has a mustache.
When he was young, he had light, chin-length hair that was slicked back to reveal his forehead. He was shown to wear attire in darker colors.

Lernen is a modest and cautious man. Serie remarked that ever since he was a young boy, he has been timid but always reliable. [2] Lernen himself mentions that he was socially awkward and did not know how to get along with most people, a factor that contributed to him being expelled from the ranks of the Empire's Imperial Mages early in his life. [3] However, he is greatly respected within the Continental Magic Association and even among the first-class mages, as he is the first ever mage to ascend to the rank of first-class as well as the longest surviving one. Serie evaluates him highly and usually entrusts him with carrying out the final stage of the First-Class Mage Exam. [1]
Despite his outward manners and self-evaluation, Lernen is actually quite a strong-willed and rebellious person. Even when he was young, he was willing to go against Serie's instructions to wait in order to request that she did not kill Macht and instead let her apprentices seal him, as he wanted to find a way to save his best friend's hometown. Although he says he had lived as long as he has because he always knows when to quit, Lernen is quite willing to take on difficult and dangerous challenges to achieve his goals, such as when he attempts to duel Frieren as a means of leaving his mark on history. He goes to great lengths to make the people important to him happy and fulfil their wishes. He challenges Frieren because he wants to repay the time he has spent as Serie's apprentice by leaving a mark on history as her disciple. He also endangered his life venturing into the Golden Land and confronting Macht in order to secure intel for Denken to grasp the chance of defeating the Sage of Destruction and save his hometown.


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Linear has long black hair that falls to lower back and bangs swept to the side of her head. She keeps the bottom of her hair braided loosely in a thick plait. When reporting back to Serie, Linear wears a long gray dress with white cuffed sleeves.

Not much is known about Linear's personality. When Übel encounters her in the Northern Branch of the Continental Magic Association, she describes her as an oddball. Linear appears to have an airheaded personality. She is able to derive joy from simple measures such as watching butterflies and can spend an extended amount of time on such pursuits. [1] However, Linear is not above confrontation with others and does not get along with some of her peers, namely Sense. Sense describes her as someone who hates troublesome things and who will act to save her own skin if push comes to shove. [2]


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Linie is a demon of small stature and with the appearance of a young girl. She has purple eyes and pink hair, styled into bangs and tied with black ribbons into two voluminous twintails that reach her chin. A pair of small horns protrude behind each of her twintails.
Linie's outfit is reminiscent of gothic Lolita fashion . She wears a white collared blouse with puffy sleeves underneath a dark brown dress with white frills and a large skirt that opens in the front, showing white ruffles underneath. A brown corset is tied over her dress, and she dons Mary Jane shoes. Her accessories include a brown ribbon tied around the collar of her blouse and red stockings with brown stripes.
As a younger demon about eighty years prior, Linie had the appearance of a child. She let her hair straight down and wore a much simpler long-sleeved dress with black shoes.

Like all demons , Linie has no concept of human emotions. She is shown to be loyal to both Lügner and Aura , rarely speaking or acting out of turn except in response to threats unlike her counterpart, Draht . Like most demons, she is confident in her abilities and could not perceive the threats that enemies could pose to her, eventually leading to her demise.


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Lore wears a traditional habit, consisting of a black head covering, a long, black robe that covers her from head to toe, and a white bonnet. She always keeps her eyes closed.

Not much is known about Lore. She is often silent, only speaking once during the Shadow Warriors's final gathering to clarify Gazelle’s comment about the absence of the blacksmith, Schritt's brother. She is also altruistic, as she is shown to be handing out soup to the needy.


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Länge is petite and appears rather young. She has pink eyes and long, pink hair that reaches her lower back with bangs sectioned into three parts that frame her face.
Länge wears a loose white dress with ruffled sleeves and shoulder cutouts. Her dress falls to her mid calf and she wears brown boots. The front of her dress has three small, pink bows on the chest. She also wears a necklace with a star pendant.
In battle, Länge uses a staff that is tipped with a star shape.

Länge is cooperative, being one of the five mages who stay behind and is willing to team up with Denken during the second stage of the First-Class Mage Exam . A quiet bookworm, she rarely speaks and is often surrounded by books. [1] [2] [3] She enjoys reading, even while traveling in a carriage, and she becomes fully absorbed in her books whenever she has the chance. [4]
Länge is also easily frightened. When Laufen and Richter point out the person-shaped stain in the trapped hallway in the Ruins of the King's Tomb , she appears visibly scared and clutches her hands to her chest. She is also shown to be scared to the point of tearing up when she is knocked into a trapped room by Gargoyles later on in the dungeon. [5]


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Löwe is a tall man with long, light-colored hair that he keeps in a neat ponytail. He keeps all of his hair tied back and away from his forehead. Unlike the rest of his hair, his sideburns are dark. Löwe specifically asks that his sideburns be styled unnaturally and freshens up his appearance before his missions as a Shadow Warrior. The right side of his face is extensively scarred from cheek to hairline, and he wears an eyepatch over his right eye. Löwe wears a gray vest over a white collared dress shirt. He wears dark slacks, a long gray suit jacket, and a white cravat pinned with a gemstone at the collar. When heading out on missions, he wears his sword at his hip and dons a dark cloak.

Löwe is a humble and easy-going man despite his high status. Though he is Governor-General of the Lorbeer Domain, he speaks openly with his subordinates and is fairly casual in his address. Even when faced with potential setbacks, Löwe is calm and wears a genial smile. He proclaims that there is no need for virtue and that he must abandon pride and honor in order to seize victory, implying that he is ruthless in order to accomplish his missions. However, Löwe does appear to take a lot of pride in his work, going so far as to freshen up before his missions. He is aware his face will be the last his target sees, and so he wants to face them with courtesy. In addition, when speaking to Schritt about mission details, Löwe is much more serious and lectures her about her inebriation affecting her skill as a Shadow Warrior.


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Lügner has long, approximately shoulder-length ash blonde hair. His hair is parted in the middle of his head, and two long strands cascade down to frame his face. His horns are medium length and protrude from the center of his head upwards. They are bent at the base and near the tip, and point upwards and forwards. Lügner, visiting Graf Granat's Domain under the pretense of being an envoy for peace, dresses in a similar style as the Graf . He wears a long, ruffled white cravat that is fastened in place by a gemstone over a dark doublet and gray pants. Lügner also wears a long, dark coat with gold trimmings and knee length white boots.

Lügner appears to be a laid-back and empathetic. He is forgiving of Frieren when she attacks him, and relates with Graf Granat about his deceased son. However, this is revealed to be a ruse. As a demon, Lügner is unable to experience human emotion. However, like the rest of his species, he demonstrates extreme pride in his magic and mana, even becoming furious and calling the way which Fern and Frieren suppress their mana despicable. [1] In addition, Lügner is exceptionally proficient at mimicking human emotion, as shown by the easy way he spins a lie to placate Graf Granat's anger about his deceased son. [2] He is deceptive and confident in his magic and sensory capabilities.


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Macht has long, red hair without bangs and two long, curved horns coming out of his temples. His eyes are blue and have heavy eyebags underneath, lending him a tired, sleepless look.
He wears a dark green, high-collared shirt that reaches down to his knees and three golden braces with tassels attached to his right arm. Currently, the Stone Bracelet of Servitude is equipped on his right hand underneath his sleeves. His shirt has a golden tassel and stretches from his left shoulder across his chest. In addition, Macht wears red gloves.
Macht notably wears a large, blue coat on his left shoulder. This article of clothing serves as his weapon in combat, which he is able to transform into gold and then return it back to its original form. He often shapes it into a large sword to use in battles. It can also be turned into gold as it is to be used as a shield.

Macht is usually passive, cold and uncaring. As is common with demons , he is highly individualistic and asocial, yet he does not appear enthusiastic in seeking to kill humans or engaging in battle. This is due to how powerful his magic is, rendering most of the fights Macht engages in mundane, as he can end them at any time. In addition, he is incapable of comprehending certain concepts, such as evil and justice, as well as certain emotions, like guilt and malice. Macht also does not seem to understand the concept of morality, signified by the fact that he does not understand why killing other humans would get in the way of coexisting with them. He does not possess any loyalty or solidarity with other demons as well as the Demon King ; he even declined to assist Schlacht in the important battle against the Hero of the South and killed a former demon acquaintance without any sign of reluctance or remorse.
Macht specifically dislikes conflicts. Due to his powerful magic, he does not find battles engaging, but according to Schlacht, he has also detested battles and conflicts for a long time. Macht acts consistent with his aversion to conflict. For example, in the Golden Land, he impaled the corpses of intruders before transmuting them into gold as a threat to future trespassers, claiming that most humans would flee at the sight. Consequently, Macht is dismayed by "reckless daredevils", which is how he describes those who dare to challenge him, such as Lernen and Wahrheit —individuals that are not deterred by the threat he poses. However, it is worth noting that while he is a moderate among demons, Macht does not dislike conflicts because of a moral aversion to violence and killing and only seems to detest battle and fighting as an activity.
While he is mostly apathetic, Macht can be surprisingly whimsical, often describing his actions as being done "on a whim". He did not transmute every human settlement he attacked into gold, and while some villages were burned, others were left intact. He also attacked the carriage of Lord Glück on a whim and agreed with Glück simply because he found the man interesting. However, Macht can also be extremely persistent once he is occupied with an idea, most evidently in his desire to learn more about humans. Although it started from something very trivial, he continued to commit to his passion for understanding humanity and coexistence, even when his efforts were deemed pointless and yielded few results. To gain the understanding he desires, he is even willing to risk his life, a highly unusual behavior for a demon.
As a demon, he is naturally adept at mimicking human speech and mannerisms and does this subconsciously the more he interacts with people. During his time in the Fortified City of Weise , he integrated himself into society so much so that reportedly "many people were helped by his words and deeds." However, it is but the consequence of his nature as a demon in order to garner people's trust and deceive them, not out of any true desire to befriend humankind.
Macht has great pride in his magic and magical prowess and is the reason why he dislikes conflict to begin with. He feels the need to reaffirm to Glück that Zoltraak was a "great demon magic" that he could use better than humans. He appeared visibly angry when Serie insulted his abilities and taunted him with the fact that he could not undo his magic on human beings.


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Methode is a tall, young adult woman of well-proportioned figure. She has mid-back length brown hair that is wavy and parted through the middle.
During the First-Class Mage Exam , her attire consists of a white top with frills at the top, secured by two crossed straps around her neck. She wears a black corset that is laced with white cords and decorated with white outlines and three stripes on each side, over the top and black shorts. Her outfit also includes dark red leggings and tall, laced boots, all of which are concealed under a long, white collared cape that extends below her knees.
When she reunites with Frieren and her party deeper into the Northern Plateau, Methode wears a tight-fitting black long sleeve jacket top adorned with thick, black fur at the end of the sleeves and over the collar. She pairs this jacket with a long black waist cape, maroon-red pants, and slim black boots.

Methode possesses a friendly, calm and confident personality, making her a valuable strategist and team player, as demonstrated during the second stage of the First-Class Exam when she willingly cooperated and strategized with other mages. [1] Among the first-class mages, Methode is considered to be considerably upright by Lernen . [2]
She has an extreme fondness for cuteness and tiny individuals, especially towards elves like Frieren and Serie . She is notably unfazed by Serie's intimidating presence, focusing solely on how cute the elf is. [3] Ever since becoming a first-class mage, she frequently asks to pat Serie's head, to Serie's reluctance and annoyance. This pampering is not limited to Serie, as she has an easier time giving hugs and pats to Frieren through bribery. [4] After working with Fern to subjugate demons , Methode comments that she also finds Fern's anger adorable. [5]
Similar to Denken and Frieren, Methode has a love for magic that she believes separates her from others who only rely on magic to battle.


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Like all elves, Milliarde has pointed ears. She wears round earrings, and her hair is light-colored with sideswept bangs. Her attire consists of a long dress and a shawl with a single fastening.

Milliarde has an apathetic demeanor and spends most of her time spacing out with no direction. She appears to enjoy pranking others as a method to pass time.


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Minus was a woman with long, flowing hair. She had short bangs across her forehead and gathered much of her hair in a large bun at the back of her head. Like all elves, she had large, pointed ears. She wore a loose robe cinched at the waist with a belt, featuring a large, circular buckle with a gem.

Not much is known about Minus's personality. She was considered a warmonger who committed high treason against the Empire, implying she felt little care about the lives her wars were costing.


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Neu is a tall individual with light-colored hair. He wears the standard Magic Special Forces uniform, consisting of a belted and collared tunic, trousers, a black ascot tie with a gem, a collared cape, black gloves, black boots, and a matching officer cap decorated with the emblem of the Magic Special Forces. Additionally, he carries a standard-issue sharp melee weapon that resembles a baton. This weapon features an arced hand guard and can also be used to cast magic.

Neu appears to be a polite and apologetic individual, frequently apologizing for various actions, such as for the destruction he caused in the old Imperial Square during his battle against Übel . He seems principled and focused on doing the right thing, often giving opponents warning signals and aiming to avoid villainous behavior. He was notably surprised when Land seemed to have been offering to betray Übel. According to Kanone, Neu usually waits for backup when a confrontation seems likely. [1] However, he has also demonstrated the ability to go on a rampage when he perceives a threat. In battle, Neu is highly analytical, as demonstrated by his ability to narrow down the functionality of Sorganeil.


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Orden is a middle-aged man of comparable height to Sein . He sports neatly groomed brownish-red hair, with long bangs draping over the right side of his face where an eyepatch conceals his damaged eye. His eye color is red.
His attire consists of a black and blue military uniform suited for a nobleman. He wears a black shirt adorned with dull gold and silver linings, featuring a central red jewel connected to the shoulder by three aiguillettes on the right side. This is complemented by green fabric with intricate gold details under a dark blue coat, embellished with thick dull gold linings in the middle and gray accents on the shoulders, cuffs, and waist. This outfit is paired with dark blue pants and tall black boots.

Orden has a stern and unexpressive demeanor that often makes him come across as tactless [1] and forceful to others, a trait that Frieren recognizes to be inherited from his grandfather. This trait has often caused him to throw sarcastic remarks against others or start petty arguments. Despite this, he still shows a reassuring and loving side to his sons, Wirt and Mut . He praises his youngest son for his hard work, even though he barely improves. Orden also displays this caring nature towards Stark, offering comfort when he senses his unease.


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Qual, despite being a Demon, exhibits a monstrous appearance. His face features a square jaw, slanted eyes that appear stapled shut, and jagged teeth that are always visible. Light brown, mask-like markings surround his eyes and dark brown markings recede into his hair line. He has an ashy-brown skin tone covered with dark tattoo bandings and staples that run around his arms and across his body. Two ragged, yellow horns protrude from his head. Qual has long, light-blonde hair that begins in a tuft between the base of his horns and extends to the middle of his back, as well as a long beard which reaches past his waist. Qual's figure is larger than most Demons, and in his sealed form, where he is crouched down, Frieren is only able to reach up to his knee.
Qual wears a fur shoulder cape, fur wrist cuffs, and a long, dark-gray loincloth held in place by a chain and a string of tusks. His fingertips taper off in long, pointed nails and are colored red.

As a Demon, Qual is unable to experience human emotions including empathy. However, he is shown to be level-headed and calm, as upon being unsealed by Frieren , he is not angry and instead greets her like an old acquaintance. In addition, he demonstrates loyalty towards the Demon King: once hearing that Frieren had defeated him, he immediately decides that he will avenge his king. [1]
Qual has a strong faith in his magic, appearing surprised when Frieren and Fern are able to block a blast of Zoltraak. In addition, he is highly adaptable and analytical, as shown when he immediately discerns the mechanisms and weaknesses of defensive magic and launches an appropriate counterattack.


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Revolte is a tall demon with two big, claw-type horns and long, light-colored hair cut into a fringe. On both sides of his face he has two big and deep scars through his eyes that he covers with a mask with circular decoration, five long ornaments dangling over his forehead and two ornaments attached to the bottom of his mask that fall over his cheeks. On his shoulders, he wears a pair of gold pauldrons connected by a pearl-type ornament. He has two pairs of arms. On his wrists, he wears three bracelets.
Around his waist, he wears a decorated scarf. The humanoid resemblance ends after his upper half - from waist down, where most demons have legs, his legs are replaced by a light colored snake's body.

As a Demon General, Revolte is both strategic and observant. His extensive experience raiding various human villages has given him a deep understanding of human traits, even if he does not fully grasp their motivations. He does not shy away from attacking vigorously and possesses a keen memory, as demonstrated when he recognized Genau as the partner of the first-class mage he killed, using this knowledge to provoke emotional unrest in him.
While ruthless in battle, he is also cautious, especially when facing powerful opponents. For instance, he feels uneasy upon noticing the presence of four mages, three of whom are first-class. Rather than rushing into battle, he prefers to wait and observe, leveraging his understanding of human habits to anticipate enemy movements. He recognizes that his opponents are likely to split up, as humans often leave someone behind to defend their fallen.


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Richter is a middle-aged man [1] with short, neatly combed dark brown hair. He is dressed formally. Richter wears black dress shoes paired with maroon slacks, complemented by a matching maroon coat that falls just above his knees. The coat is accented by black lapels, trim, and cuffs, and is neatly buttoned. Underneath, he sports a white shirt with a high collar that peeks out above the coat's neckline.

Richter is a pessimist with a gloomy demeanor who comes across as unfriendly and untrustworthy, often showing little respect for others regardless of their stature. Despite this, he can develop a soft spot for others, as evidenced by his willingness to spend time with his former team members after some convincing. He is also seen to be kind to an old woman who frequents his shop despite not wanting to be treated like a kid.
As a mage, Richter exhibits a ruthless nature in battle, showing no hesitation when it comes to eliminating other mages to secure victory or prevent their success. He is a pragmatic individual who prefers to assess the situation before taking action and is open to cooperation with others. Richter is also arrogant and confident of his own abilities, to a point where others can easily take advantage of him. He notably takes offense to Frieren giving up from requesting his help on repairing Fern's staff when he initially refused to, ultimately deciding to assist the elf.


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Rivale is an extremely tall demon, towering over even other notably tall demons such as Grausam. He has long, light colored hair and like all demons has two horns curving out of his head. Rivale's horns are medium-length and point straight up. Rivale's teeth are slightly pointed and his nails are dark and sharp. He wears a long, dark colored tunic tied at the waist and a short, high collar black coat on top. His coat is adorned with epaulettes and a large circular buckle at the neck. Beneath his tunic, Rivale wears light colored pants and dark boots.
After his fight with Eisen, Rivale sports a slash across his right eye.

Rivale is an old demon who is typically laid-back and addresses fellow Greater Demons in a casual manner. He shows little interest in detailed plans or discussions, preferring to leave these matters to others. Unlike many demons who are concerned with longevity or survival, Rivale is solely focused on the thrill of combat. He believes that there is no secret to a long life; one simply needs to fight with all their might.
When facing a strong opponent, Rivale relishes in the opportunity to engage in battle. Notably, upon hearing that his fellow Greater Demons were reluctant to face the Hero Party directly, he gladly takes the honor to be the vanguard instead. Unlike other demons who express pride to the point of arrogance when comparing their magic to other mages, Rivale respects fellow powerful warriors, such as Eisen . He tells Eisen that he commends his valor, and to show his respect, chooses to fight Eisen with the same weapon.


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Routine has short, light-colored hair. She wears a long-sleeved shirt and dress.

Routine appears composed, maintaining a calm demeanor even in tense situations. She is polite and respectful to superiors, as evidenced by her apology to Denken. She also follows instructions carefully, as demonstrated by her adherence to Wolf’s directive not to act alone. Furthermore, Routine is perceptive and careful, recognizing formidable enemies like Frieren and Sense . Iris describes Routine as dreary. [1]
However, Routine also has a more fierce side, as she agrees with Iris that the life-or-death mission is exciting. In addition, Denken mentioned that Routine went on a rampage in the war up north.


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Scharf is a young man of extremely tall stature. He has short black hair slicked back, and a single thin long bang running down the right side of his face. He wears a white coat with black cuffs, and a belt running down both of his shoulders and across his upper abdomen.

Scharf is a quiet person with a calm demeanor. He seldom speaks to others outside of his party, instead letting his partner Wirbel lead. However, whenever Scharf becomes incapacitated, he tears up easily and looks extremely dejected, as seen during his battles against Land, and against Denken's clone.


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Schlacht has light-colored hair, which is hidden under his hood. He has two long horns curving inwards coming out from the back of his head. He seems to have black sclera and white eyes, unlike most demons. Schlacht wears a mask under his nose which conceals his mouth.
He wears a long, flowing cloak with two metal pauldrons on his shoulders. Underneath the outer cloak he wears a darker coat with a hood, which has holes to accommodate his horns. Schlacht wears a light colored robe with an array symbols which looked like eyes across his chest. He also has a necklace with a oval pendant.

Schlacht is shown to be calm and composed. As a future Seer who had seen countless possibilities, this might have contributed to his composure. He was not daunted by the idea of dying, unlike the majority of his race, and Macht even remarked that he had the "face of someone going to their death" when the former talked about the battle with Hero of the South. Schlacht has shown concerns about the future of demons as a species, something quite unnatural and uncharacteristic for demons, who are individualistic and asocial. He was willing to participate in a battle which may lead to his death and took measures to ensure the survival of the demons even after a thousand years.
Although he holds a high position, Schlacht appears to be amicable and placating towards his allies. Even though he was well aware that his subordinates follow him only out of fear, Schlacht still opted to approach Macht with a proposal first instead of an order, and only threatened him when his initial invitation was turned down. However, he is ready to use of force to make them obey his orders and make an example of those who defy him. Even then, as seen with Macht, he still appeared to placate his ally's sensibility, acknowledging the other's dislike for conflict and deescalating by saying he did not want to fight.


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Sein is in his thirties. He is tall and well built. He has shoulder length brown hair which he ties into a low ponytail, with a long bang that reaches the middle of his cheek and is split in the middle.
He wears a turtleneck underlayer with a long white robe with an embroidered collar on top, and long black pants underneath. For warmer weather, he wears a dark green coat with a golden accent. The coat is tied together by a belt at the empire waist. For cold weather, he puts on a longer jacket that is also in green color.

Sein has an easygoing personality and constantly sports a deadpan expression. He is very astute with human emotions. He is quick to understand relationship dynamics, and acts as a mediator and an adult figure to Frieren's Party , often giving Stark and Fern advice to help facilitate their conciliation.
Sein lives his life with a lot of regret and guilt, from feeling like he needs to stay in the village for his brother's sake, to not taking his childhood friend's offer to go on an adventure. Since meeting Frieren , he has become more determined, and decides to not live with any more regret, which he demonstrates through his willingness to depart from Frieren's Party to follow his goal of finding his friend.
Sein considers himself a "dirty adult," and thus often is not honest with his feelings with others.


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Sein's brother has medium-length, brown hair parted in the center and styled with soft waves. He wears black shoes, round glasses, and a long, dark robe with gold trimming along the edges, topped with a long white shawl. His outfit is cinched with a sash-like belt around the waist. He also wears a holy symbol pendant around his neck, awarded only by the Holy Capital to the most distinguished priests in a region. [4]

Sein's brother is a calm and kind [2] individual. The only time he became angry and raised his hand against someone was when Sein refused to become an adventurer, not for his own sake, but for his brother's. He believes in the honor of living in poverty, which is reflected in the rural church he oversees, where items like hand-sized bathtubs and scythes are used. [3]


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Sense is a human mage of relatively short stature. She has very long and wavy light-brown hair that extends down to her ankles, with one strand protruding from the top of her head and another strand hiding part of her face and tied at the bottom. Her eyes are pink and droopy.
She wears a simple, sleeveless white robe under a waist-length, navy cape that has two layers of white and gray fringes and a ruffled collar. She also wears a big, white ribbon bow around her neck and black shoes.

Sense is a solemn person who rarely speaks, especially in situations that do not work out for her. [1] Additionally, she is a pacifist, choosing an exam format that does not pit examinees against one another. Despite this, she has a reputation of proctoring cruel and hard exams that would push mages beyond their limits and through the impossible to become first-class.
As an examiner, Sense shows curiosity towards candidates and inquires them to learn about their motivations and techniques, especially those with high potential. [2] [3]


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Serie is an elf with golden hair and golden eyes. As an elf, she possesses large pointed ears and a youthful appearance, despite being even older than Frieren . Serie wears her hair loose except for four portions that she has tied at the base. Her bangs, which frame her face, have also been tied off at the bottom. She wears a loose white top with a green brooch and white shorts. When out, she wears a long red cape with gold fastenings and green jewel embellishments hanging from the fastenings. The top of the cape is lined with white fur. Serie is often seen without footwear. She has two bangles or wrappings on her ankles.
In the past, Serie was shown wearing a light colored toga dress in a similar style as Flamme's. She did not wear any ornamentation on her arms or in her hair, but wore two bangles or wrappings on her ankles. She wore a necklace with several pendants.
When she fights Macht, Serie wears footwear and socks that she has tied off with ribbon ornamentation. She also dons a loose fitting jacket. The rest of her outfit remains unchanged from her outfit in the Continental Magic Association.

Like most elves, Serie does not often express emotions, and appears rather cold at times. However, Serie is very fair in her assessment of others and has a sharp instinct when it comes to potential. She is pragmatic when assessing situations, immediately recognizing the dangers of leaving Macht alive, but willing to concede to her disciples' wishes.
With her status and her knowledge, she has gained multiple disciples throughout the years. Serie acts and initially seems ambivalent about her human apprentices. When faced with their limitations due to lifespan, she declares that human apprentices should not be taken after all, and she claims that she merely took Flamme as an apprentice on a whim. Yet despite this act, even after centuries or millennia passing, it is noted that she has not forgotten any of her disciples' favorite magic nor their personalities; despite claiming that Flamme's favorite magic was a pointless spell, she conducts the third stage of the First-Class Mage Exam amongst a field of flowers generated by this magic. Like many elves, Serie is not very in touch with her emotions, and as such, she has difficulty properly expressing and identifying her feelings. Serie has admitted that while being disappointed that a vast majority of her apprentices never reached her level nor left a huge mark in history, she never regretted taking them on as her students.
Serie values those with burning ambition. She views magic as merely a tool for killing and disagrees vehemently with Frieren 's feelings the greatest enjoyment comes only during the pursuit of magic. [4] Accordingly, Flamme calls her a warmonger. [5] Despite this, she seems to enjoy meeting and fighting those who are strong, and finds Macht's applications of his magic and his wide array of spells fascinating. [6]


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Solitär is a demon with a short stature and turquoise hair. She has long and unevenly cut hair which reaches past her torso. Her horns are very small and protrude slightly above her forehead, separating her front bangs. She wears a necklace with a tube-shaped pendant that hangs in front of her chest.
When she first encountered Macht of Golden Land, Solitär was wearing a sleeveless, light-colored dress consisting of two lapels. She had bracelets on both of her hands and wore sandals with ribbons. In the present day, she wears the same outfit with an additional orange-colored cardigan on top.

Solitär is stated to be an eccentric demon who engages in research on living beings, unlike the majority of demons who devote their lives to battle and improving their magic. She seems to have intimate knowledge of biological life forms, even being aware of complex scientific theories, such as the theory of evolution, and understands the differences between different living species, such as the shark and the orca. Unlike most demons, she owned a living quarters, which she repurposed from that of humans, where she stored her research materials and animal specimens.
Solitär appears to be amiable and friendly towards others, even when her hospitality is not returned. She was willing to receive Macht and answered his questions genuinely, even though she believed them to be pointless and trivial. She is knowledgeable about people and their behaviors, and even replicates them in her daily life even when she is not in the presence of humans. Even though it was not necessary and not reciprocated by the other, she still invited Macht to her house and served him tea and sweets which he did not consume. Solitär also seems to understand, on some conceptual level, emotions exclusive to mankind, as evidenced when she used the phrase "to hurt one's feelings" on her own without any external prompt. Even though she went on to say those were emotions demons would never be able to understand, it is reasonable to think that Solitär must have some understanding of these concepts to be able to use them herself. It is possibly why she appears to take great interest in Macht, who wished to attain coexistence with mankind through understanding their emotions, calling him fascinating.
She seems to hold great respect and even fear towards the abilities of humankind, claiming she is either too cowardly, scared, or simply wise enough to never underestimate them. [1] She holds the potential of humans in extremely high regard. Solitär extends the same respect towards the magical achievements of mankind, as she had familiarized herself with and admired the numerous magical theories that comprised the Great Barrier of the Golden Land and expressed regret for having to destroy it. Solitär admits that this fear of humanity and their potential is the main reason as to why she tries to avoid them as much as possible and hide her identity as much as she can from them. Unlike many demons, Solitär makes the effort to  not underestimate humans despite her being a Greater Demon with immense magical power. She does not allow the excessive pride most demons have for their magical prowess to cloud her judgment.
While fascinated by Macht and the Demon King's desire to understand humanity and coexist with them, Solitär understands that such a thing will never happen no matter how much research and experimentation the two perform, and she believes that such a way of thinking will only endanger demonkind. Although she finds human emotions fascinating, Solitär is aware that the demons' lack of empathy and emotions is a major factor as to why their race has not yet gone extinct, and feeling emotions like guilt and remorse for their prey will be detrimental to them due to their natural instinct to harm and kill humans. Thus, while she considers humanity and human emotions intriguing, Solitär is more keen on studying and observing them rather than trying to gain these qualities for herself.
Solitär has also displayed an unusually strong attachment to her fellow demons. As shown where she referred to the many demons who died during the Demon King's war against humanity as "friends" and was somewhat saddened by their deaths. Further evidence of this attachment could be seen in her relationships with other demons,  as shown where Solitär has shown to have a strong friendship with Macht despite him not seeing her the same way and Solitär maintained friendly relationships with many other Great Demons such as Grausam , Tot , Schlacht and Rivale . Furthermore, unlike a majority of demons, Solitär herself showed to actually harbor a level of worry for the fate of her race, as shown where she considered the war initiated by the Demon King against humanity to "understand" them to be unproductive and a waste of her fellow demon's lives. Acknowledging that if this conflict continued only a little bit longer, demonkind would have been completely exterminated by humanity.
Frieren herself has stated that out of all the Demons she has faced and interacted with, Solitär is the one who understands human mentality, emotion and psychology the most, making her exceptionally skilled in playing mind games and manipulating human beings. However, despite knowing and to a degree, understanding these traits, Solitär is unable to experience them herself and as such her behavior towards humanity is ultimately like someone poking and prodding a caged animal for study.


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Stark has spiky, red hair with black roots alongside orange eyes. He typically wears a black, sleeveless collared shirt with white fastenings, baggy black pants, black boots, a white sash around his waist, and bandages wrapped around his arms. In colder climates, he wears a black turtleneck sweater. While outside, he wears a red coat with cream-colored lapels and cuffs and black fingerless gloves, and he straps his weapon—a large, double-headed gray-and-silver axe—to his back with a crossbody strap. On his wrist, he wears a silver bracelet that he received as an eighteenth-birthday gift from Fern .
He has a large scar on his forehead that he got from Eisen striking him out of fear. Wirbel comments that Stark has a solid figure when he borrows him to be a vanguard.

Stark has a charismatic and kind personality, resulting in him being well-liked among the communities he frequents. He is often doted on by older villagers and is popular with kids, sometimes serving as a mentor or role model for them. Stark, in turn, holds a lot of compassion for them and is willing to risk his life to protect them from threats.

Stark's cowardly nature.

Despite being incredibly hard-working and training as a warrior for years under Eisen, Stark is also a coward who is terrified of monsters and tends to have thoughts about fleeing from difficult battles, a quality he himself despises. However, when faced with perilous situations, he is capable of mustering up the courage to fight, even at the cost of his own life. When he was a child, his older brother Stoltz noted that he showed great concentration when he trained.
Stark occasionally acts childish and irresponsible at times, such as making crude references or staying up late when Fern is not around to monitor him.


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Ton is a tall man with green eyes and light-brown hair parted in the middle. He wears a green and white top with dark green accents and loose sleeves over a gray, long-sleeved undershirt. His top goes down to his knees, with the front part cut out. Additionally, he dons black pants and flats.

Ton is somewhat of a lone wolf, preferring to work alone unless there is a clear benefit to teaming up. He tends to distrust others, [1] which contributes to his pragmatic nature. This is evident when he recognizes the risks that less seasoned adventurers face in the Ruins of the King's Tomb , where they can easily become sacrificial pawns. As a result, he does not easily trust experienced individuals.


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Tot has short, light-colored hair, styled with pulled back braids. She has a pair of curved, upward-pointing horns that emerge from the sides of her head. Around her neck, she wears a choker-like accessory adorned with a gem at the center. Her outfit consists of a long, flowing dress with a decorative cross-back strap design.

Like other demons, Tot is highly individualistic, focusing on her personal interests, such as the pursuit of magic, above all else. Similar to Solitär, Tot has a somewhat cowardly nature, prioritizing her own well-being over the collective goals of her race or the ambitions of the Demon King. She openly admits that she is not skilled in fighting and has no desire to risk her life in battle. She speaks in a casual and playful manner, as seen in her interactions with Rivale and Grausam .


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Voll appears as a short, old man with a long, white beard and mustache. His face is extremely wrinkled, especially around the eyes. He wears armor with a visored knight's helmet and a red cape. He uses a broadsword as his weapon of choice.
In the distant past, he had a more robust build, with a larger frame and broader shoulders and chest. [1]

Voll rarely speaks and gives off the impression of a senile old man, however, he is an experienced warrior that is still capable of combat and has a strong desire to faithfully protect the village his late wife loved. Due to his age, Voll shows signs of a deteriorating memory, and he has began forgetting his recent memories along with mixing them up with his past ones, even losing the image of his wife's face. Despite this, he retains the same blunt manner of speaking as before, shown when he tells Frieren that he is glad to have gotten to see her before the end of his life despite saying the same thing eighty years ago.


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Wehrlos is short in stature, as is typical of dwarves. He has long, light-colored hair and a matching long beard. In the past as the hero Rasen, he wore a suit of plate armor, as well as a helmet. Now, as a vagabond, he is dressed in a long, light-colored cloak. Frieren notes that his appearance in the present day makes him look as if he came from a gutter. [1]

Not much is known about Wehrlos's personality. He seems to show a sense of humor from his interaction with Gazelle , and his remark about Schritt being a drunk. He also appears to have excellent memory, recalling Frieren from a past list of Shadow Warrior targets, as well as the details of a power struggle that occurred half a century ago. However, he has a secretive side as well, demonstrated by his reluctance to let Wolf pry any further into his knowledge and memories.


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Wirbel is a fair, middle-aged man with messy, asymmetrical gray hair and blue eyes. He wears multiple earrings on each ear and a belt-like choker around his neck.
His outfit consists of a long white coat that extends below his knees, embellished with thick black fur lining on the collar and sleeves, and tassels adorning the chest. Beneath the coat, he sports a gray shirt that is torn around the neckline and the bottom hem. Beneath this shirt, he wears a black undershirt. Two crisscrossing belt straps create an X-pattern across his torso. This is paired with black shoes and long black pants with black wrappings around the thighs and ankles.
When Wirbel was younger, he had shorter, spiky gray hair. He wore a brown coat paired with taupe colored pants and black shoes. He wore a striped, pale yellow scarf with a triangle of white fabric below it.

Being the Captain of the Northern Magic Corps, Wirbel is used to war and, like Serie, views magic only as a tool for killing. He can be quite blunt and rude because of this, and coupled with his intimidating appearance, people who do not know him well consider him quite unlikeable, with Fern even going so far as to call him someone who looks like they would "kick dogs".  Despite this, he does not enjoy killing and immediately stands down if he judges killing to be unnecessary, such as when Fern lied to him about killing Ehre during the first stage of the First-Class Mage Exam , meaning he'd lost and any further killing would be pointless. He later admitted to Frieren however that the world might be better off if he had killed Übel . Wirbel can also be quite kind, helping an elderly woman with magic when she knocks over a basket of apples and carrying Ehre and Scharf during the first and second stages of the exam when they exhaust their mana and are left unable to move.


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Wolf has medium-length light-colored hair with strands falling over his forehead. He wears a dark-colored outer jacket with broad lapels over his black vest over his high-collared shirt, fastened with a tie at the neck.

Wolf is a stoic and no-nonsense person. When closing his bar, he cuts Schritt off, citing that it is closing time and that she should have come in earlier if she wanted to drink longer. When Schritt says that even the Goddess has no right to take away her quiet time after work, Wolf rebuts that he has the right, as she hasn't paid her tab. Despite this, Wolf also shows a kind side. He notes that Schritt has been drinking since late afternoon before he cuts her off, and when Gazelle is pessimistic about their odds of survival, Wolf tells him not to entertain the idea of death. Despite his complaints, he appears to continue to let Gazelle and Schritt run up their tabs without paying. He is one of the more cautious Shadow Warriors, as he forces the others to pair up and travel in groups of two, and sets traps in some the commonly used routes that the Shadow Warriors take. Wolf also downplays his own skills. When he receives the mission from Löwe , he claims that his skills might be rusty.


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Zart is a demon with a single horn jutting from the right side of his forehead. He wears a long robe with loose sleeves, and has a series of horizontal belts cinched at his waist. The robe is adorned with patterns around the collar and neckline.

Zart, like the rest of his species, possesses an intense pride and confidence in his abilities, evident when he declared his intent to slaughter the entire Hero Party . He retains his sense of superiority even while cornered.
Zart is cunning and can use his magic to create troublesome situations for his enemies, forcing them to act in his favor. Additionally, Zart is both observant and calculating, consistently analyzing his opponents' skills throughout the battle, such as Himmel's speed [1] and Frieren's precise mana control. [2]


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Übel is a young human mage of similar height to Fern. She has dark green hair that is sectioned into three groups of bangs and tied into a thick side ponytail. Her eyes are purple with a noticeably droopy shape and abundant eyelashes.
Übel's main attire consists of a tight-fitting black top that frames her chest and is held up by four straps—three on her front and one on her back—that attach to a ring on a choker. She wears a thick belt that is clasped at the front and has two loops attached on each side. The belt separates her top from a black, thigh-length pleated skirt. For footwear, she wears black boots that reach just below her knees. Her top, skirt, and boots are all embellished with white trims.
Outside of her typical attire, Übel also dons a number of accessories. She wears a black glove on her right arm that end between her wrist and elbow, two black bands on her upper left arm, a silver band on her upper right arm, and a black band on each thigh and shin. Her mage staff has the appearance of a black spear with two curved blades adjacent to the tip, a pointed end shaped like a lightning bolt, and a black ribbon tied near the tip.
When Übel is dispatched on a mission as a first-class mage and visits Land 's hometown, she wears an off-the-shoulder and cropped black coat with large sleeves over her usual attire.
During Übel and Land's infiltration of a gathering for nobles during the Foundation Festival in the Empire , Übel styles her hair half-up with a flower. She wears a strapless black dress with a floral and sheer lace turtleneck that extends into sleeves on her arms, a flower tied around her waist, and black heels. The hem of her dress includes a slit on the side that reveals a frilly layer underneath.

Übel has a calm and sly demeanor, and she is notorious for being a troublemaker. She enjoys the act of fighting to the death and does not hesitate to kill others, feeling no guilt or remorse afterwards. Additionally, she is quite talkative in battle to the point where she expresses she'd likely die if she had to be quiet. [1]
Despite her reputation, Übel actively makes an effort to sympathize with others and learn about them, going as far as following a target around or holding long conversations in tense situations. This characteristic is derived from her belief that specialized magic is connected to a Mage's personality and experiences, and she is capable of copying spells from those she empathizes with. For instance, she shared the sentiment of delaying a kill with Wirbel after learning about his background in war, leading to her ability to use his Sorganeil spell. [2] She also showed hesitation towards killing him as a result of this shared empathy. [3]
Additionally, Übel approaches stressful situations with a level head and is a competent strategist and quick thinker. She places trust in the individuals she works with and is willing to open up to others, even when she knows they may become her enemies in the future. Her observations of her teammates also allow her to accurately utilize their abilities when needed and be considerate of them.


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Agol has long wavy hair and angular eyes, his coloring is unknown but it can be assumed he has blonde or brown hair. His body is decently built, considering he fought for a living. He has appeared to be shorter than Barago though around the same height as Izark. Originally, he had his hair tied back in a low ponytail but eventually he wore it loose while keeping the bandana or headband on the top of his head.

Agol is a loving father, working hard to earn enough money to cure Geena's blindness. When on a mission, he has shown to be merciful and caring of others' well being, mainly shown when he is helping Noriko and Gaya save their captured friends (though he is doing it to see if Izark is the man he is after.) He is a good friend to Noriko and Izark, though he correctly thinks they might be the Sky Demon and Awakening.  He also has a tendency to say the first thing on his mind which has gotten him in a few embarrassing moments but it also makes him an honest man. Not much is known of his relationship with his late wife but it can be assumed they both loved each other dearly.


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Banadam has long wavy hair and much wider eyes than most male characters, Izark especially. He's shorter than most males and skinnier compared to Izark. He is always seen with his hair loose and will either have a band on tied around his head or not.

Banadam is a former tribesman of the Gray Bird Tribe and is a proficient warrior. Despite this, he is a humble man and good friend to Noriko and Izark. He is kind and strong but has his weaknesses. Banadam excites easily and this causes him to cause a stir without thinking. He's also a bit of a hothead and quick to assume. However, despite all of this, he is still a good friend. He is also a man of honor and fair play as he offers to not pursue Noriko if Izark admits that he truly loves her. He keeps to his word as he hasn't made an attempt to woo Noriko since realizing that Noriko and Izark do love each other.


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Gaya is a hulky older woman with long wavy hair (either brown or blonde) that's held back with a headband. Her face is rounded square sort of shape and she has big lips, a large pushed in nose, narrow eyes, and a beauty mark on the right side of her face just above her lips.

A strong, kind, and friendly woman, Gaya is a firm believer in justice and protecting others. Raised within the Gray Bird Tribe, her warrior heritage always shows when in combat and she doesn't mind helping others. She's also involved in some politics as she understands what kind of trouble Jeida was in without needing much of an explanation from his group.
Although she's has no special powers like her twin Zena, Gaya is a formidable fighter in her own right. She cares deeply for her friends and wishes for everyone to be happy. She a rather quirky woman as well, a trait that usually shows when everyone is happy and somewhat relaxed. She fairly observant too as she was one the first in the group to notice the romantic tension between Izark and Noriko.


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Geena is a small girl with long wavy hair, similar to her father's. Her eyes are shaded without pupils to show that she is blind. She always is seen wearing a dress with slipper-like shoes and carries a blue stone around her neck.

Despite being a child, Geena is quite mature for her age with Mr. Elgo commenting that she sounds like an adult when she speaks.  It's implied that her maturity comes from her powers, which is said to be stronger than many seers older than herself.
She loves her father and is happy whenever she gets to be with him, even if the circumstances are less than ideal. Geena is mostly quiet though she still has her own child-like moments. She loves to be praised by her father though she doesn't actively seek validation.
By the end of the series, Geena has come to terms with her blindness and states that so long as she can have her visions, she is happy.


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Grocia, unlike her brothers, shares many features with her mother, Niana though their shared features are still surprisingly different.
She has long, dark hair with bangs that is cut straight across as well as being straight in texture. Her eyes reflect her personality, as her eye lids are often seen as straight, giving her the appearance of being annoyed. Her brows are long with a thickness at the start which fades into a thin line.
She's rather petite and short, being roughly near Noriko's height. As she's posing as a common merchant, she dresses rather plainly as to not draw attention to herself. When her family is acquitted of their charges, she's seen dressed in more court appropriate attire.

Grocia is a strong minded and determine young woman, often being seen as somewhat pessimistic on occasion. She had a straight lace attitude that leaves her unable to really relax. because of this, she's easily annoyed with her mother's carelessness and frequently scolds her when she inadvertently causes trouble.
Despite this, she shares in her father's beliefs of justice and equality, wanting to help others who've been wrong or abused. She frequently discusses political affairs, often commenting on the corruption that has engulfed her world.
Despite figuring out the Izark and Noriko are the Sky Demon and Awakening, Grocia believes them to be good people based on their actions.


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Irktule has wavy silver hair and violet eyes. Despite his feminine features, he has a boyish, sprightly charm. He is usually dressed in long sleeves shirt, full length pants with a sash and a flowing, waist-length cape. Towards the end, he gets a better cape that has a high collar.

Irktule is a very kind spirit whose intentions are always for the best. He dislikes violence and cannot go very close to evil. According to a scene in the series, Irk always knows what he's talking about.


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Izark has long jet black hair with a bandanna often tied underneath bangs and black (sometimes blue or green) eyes. He holds the obvious aura of a traveling warrior and usually carries a blank or uninterested expression. His exact height is unknown, but he is shorter than Barago and around the same height as Agol.
As a child, Izark was drawn as always scared or confused. He seemed to be of average height and his eyes were drawn slightly wider than they are in his older years. His hair was not as long as it becomes, barely resting his shoulders.
In his teen years, Izark appeared frail and slightly feminine as he did not train his body like he does in his adulthood. In the beginning of the series he is 19 and, in Volume 6, he is 20.
His appearance as the Sky Demon varies though some part of the creature do remain consistent. Usually, Izark bares a horn on the center of his forehead and his pupils dilate to that similar to a cat's iris. He tends to grow fangs and his hair seems to change to a light color, on volume 7's cover it's depicted that his hair changes to a light grey. His hands also drastically change to claws and his ears become elf-like.

Even though he comes off as cold and emotionless, Izark is gravely afraid of himself and believes that his destiny is set in stone so long as Noriko is alive. He chooses to keep all of his affairs professional to avoid hurting people. This stems from his tragic past, as he unintentionally cause the suffering and eventual demise of his parents.
His first friend was Gaya, which was only because Gaya relentlessly insisted on teaching him swordplay. However, he does greatly value their friendship even if may not appear so. His greatest fear, aside from becoming the Sky Demon, is hurting those he loves, especially Noriko.
He cares for Noriko but, as he is aware of her destiny, he tries to avoid her and protect her. This often confuses Noriko, as he by her side one minute then the next, he is unusually distant from her. He knows that he loves Noriko, being that she is the first person to see his inhuman strength and not judge him for it, and it fills him great internal conflict.
When Noriko is not in his presence, Izark becomes concerned to the point of losing control of his powers. Throughout the story, he manages to tame his powers fairly well, only having minor slips or not being in the presences of his comrades (minus Noriko). Only once had he lost his control of his emotions, letting all the boiling rage and fear spill out, turning him into a form of a Sky Demon. During this stage, he lost all reason, forgetting about Noriko and only thinking about destruction. Only after he is reunited with Noriko, that he reverts back to his normal form. However, this isn't the first time a part of the Sky Demon came out. The first time he changed, it was more that he let his guard down rather than he let the Sky Demon take over.
Izark is not really one for jokes, shown when Barago teases him over being protective of Noriko while she was healing in volume 6. However, despite this Izark learns to be more playful and will occasionally tease Noriko. He also learns that Noriko is maturing and becoming braver than she was when they first met.


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Keimos has long wild (blond or brown) hair, sharp, narrow eyes with a narrow face like most of the men in the series. He is tall, standing around Izark's height, and thinly muscular. His appearance, unlike Izark, dramatically changes when he transforms into his demon self.

Keimos is very proud of his strength and strongly believes he is the strongest man in existence, a belief he carries with him until his death. While working under Agol, Keimos became disgusted with the leader of the mercenaries, calling him a coward for not slaughtering the soldiers who were trying to get to the Awakening as well.
When faced with strong opponents, Keimos is strangely respectful (perhaps sarcastically so) but remains confident that he will emerge victorious. He hates fighting against weaker opponents as he feels it doesn't add to his reputation. However, that doesn't mean he has principles as he still kills several weaker men for fun.
His greatest fault, however, lies with his strength. As fighting is all he knows, he is unable to accept that he isn't the strongest. His memories are filled with people fearing him, something that he likely became accustomed to and needed that fear to have any gratification. Izark even mentions that, in the end, Keimos was frail.