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Rose is a tall woman with long, purple, wavy hair that flows outward horizontally (it is bent in a parabolic line in the Street Fighter IV series), with a large, zigzag forelock. She has violet eyes, a fair complexion, and a small mouth with full lips. Most official artworks of Rose make her appear to be pursing her lips.
She wears a loose, red (pink or purple in some artworks) evening gown with a belt and large gold buttons; a violet top with matching tights or stockings under her gown; a set of red high heels; and a large, golden scarf around her shoulders and arms. By channeling her mysterious Soul Power through it, she is able to make the scarf glow and wield it as a weapon. Strangely, her cleavage is easily visible through her top. In most artworks, she appears to be wearing a tank top under her dress, but her SFIV model shows her to be wearing a sleeved top with shoulder slits.
In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Rose's hair was animated and flowed back with the wind; it remains mostly stationary in the Street Fighter IV series due to the use of 3D models.
In one of Rose's win poses, she wears a large red ball gown, a choker decorated with an antique key design, and matching earrings (in her ending movie in Alpha 2 , she is seen wearing this outfit). Also, a lightning-bolt design is visible on her forehead in this form. In this particular victory pose, she holds tarot cards in each hand, and one in her cleavage. This win pose is reserved for a perfect win in Street Fighter Alpha 3 but is a normal victory in Capcom Fighting Evolution . In the UDON comic book series, Rose is often pictured in this attire, particularly when she is interpreting the future or in some removed location. Her large red ball gown is her first alternate costume in Street Fighter V with gold trims at the edge of the skirt and the center of her medium-length dress skirt are also gold. The bodice of her red gown resembles a corset and is accessorized with a long gold scarf with silver designs and the red arm warmer on her left. She also wears black stockings and red cross-lined pumps.
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, her outfit remains largely the same, except her shoes and belt are black, and her top and tights are dark gray.
In one of Menat 's endings in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition , she has a purple coat with a rose on her chest, choker, glasses, black shoes, and black belt.
Her battle costume is pirate themed; Rose wears a white long sleeved collared shirt with a brown plated midriff, navy blue pants adorned with a large red sash, a brown belt around her waist and black knee-high boots with gold designs. She is also adorned with a long green scarf and matching black segmented gauntlets with gold designs.
Her summer costume is a pink one-piece suit adorned with a matching long pink scarf. She also wears a large summer hat.
Her nostalgia costume gives her a red and white striped top with exposed midriff, a red scarf, dark blue pants, black heels, and a black boater's hat with a red sash adorned on it. Most notably she also wears a mask with red streaks down her eyes.

Rose is a serene, respectful, intelligent, and independent woman who muses quite a lot on destiny and fate. Wise and sophisticated, she is not prone to anger easily, and has a very calm demeanor, even in battle. She states that power is nothing without skill and that she must continue on her path, even if it means to give up her life for the greater good.
Rose seems to fancy herself a teacher of sorts, many of her win quotes and mid-round quotes, like "Today's lesson is over", seem to imply this. In the Street Fighter V timeline, this has been achieved to a degree by taking in Menat as an apprentice.


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Rouge is a dark-skinned woman with long brown hair tied in a braid and wears a white headband with the red gem on the center and wears a pale blue bra top with brown collar, purple pants and brown shoes.
In her anime appearance, she remains largely the same as in the games as her bra top is now white and her collar is purple to match her pants.
In her Power change form, she is barefoot and has fire hair that faces in the up direction, with a large gold object around her neck and gold wrapped around her torso. She has a pink see-through harem pants with a pink belt hanging from them, and a gold ankle bracelet that reaches to her foot.


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Roxy appears very similar to Poison in design, the former has orange hair however instead of Poison's trademark pink color. She wears a black peak cap, a midriff-revealing tanktop, black high-heeled shoes (though they were red in Abigail 's character story in Street Fighter V ), cutoff red jean shorts and, like Poison, carries around a pair of handcuffs.
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, Roxy has a red vest and a lacy white band around her left leg. She is shown carrying a metal baseball bat.

Not much is known about Roxy's personality, but she said to have a characteristically husky voice, possibly implying she has a seductive or bewitching demeanor most of the time. She looks up to Poison, who was raised in the same orphanage as her.


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Roy has short blond hair with long fringes on both sides of his hair and two upper fringes in the center of his head. His outfit consist of a red formal vest under a long sleeve white buttoned shirt which is folded below to his mid-arm with a long red tie on the collar of his button shirt. He wears a black belt to his waist, denim pants and black and red sneakers. He also wears black fingerless gloves and a silver watch on his left wrist.


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Rufus's basic appearance is that of a tall, fat man with blond hair in a yellow and black jumpsuit and black short-necked combat boots.
For Super Street Fighter IV , a third outfit intended to resemble the Chinese Jiang Shi was included, consisting of a long Chinese robe, black hat with his ponytail extruding from the top, yellow and black striped pants, and a yellow strip of paper meant to represent a sealing charm extending from the front of the hat and over his face.
The developers considered to have the charm able to be knocked off by an opponent's attacks, and as a result alter his attack patterns and power; however, they felt this overcomplicated the character, and instead abandoned the idea. Assistant producer Natsuki Shiozawa cited the outfit as one of her five favorites in the game, feeling that design suited his body well.
In his Street Fighter V profile art, the colors of his outfit are switched (black and yellow), he has orange goggles on his head and yellow gloves.

Rufus is a loudmouthed master of Kung-Fu, hailing from the U.S. Believing himself to be the strongest in America, he develops a personal hatred for Ken Masters, who carries that title officially. He notably tends to call Ken by his full name. He is often seen riding his motorcycle with his girlfriend, Candy, an attractive (but not very bright) brunnette woman with a notably tacky fashion sense who seems to adore him and agree with his beliefs. Rufus is very hasty and impatient, constantly jumping to conclusions to reach a goal, which often results in him sacrificing accuracy for speed. Rufus can be seen as Guile 's opposite in representing Americans: albeit both display very muscular builds, Guile is generally more positive, patriotic and athletic, while Rufus is loud, obnoxious and obese.
Rufus is prone to loud-mouthed rambling, often spouting off at the mouth continuously until someone cuts him off. Said rambling is usually about trivial things he notices about the characters, doting over Candy, giving random anecdotes, or mistaking several members of the cast for Ken Masters (including Cammy , Guile and Ryu ). In fact, his win quotes are so long they're normally impossible to read completely before the game transitions to the next screen. He's also prone to saying whatever random thoughts come to his mind, regardless of how rude they are (i.e. asking Dhalsim if he is an alien because of his Yoga power, and then giving his personal view of aliens before Dhalsim cuts him off). Most of the other fighters object to his constant talking whenever they defeat him, with some people getting annoyed of how much he speaks (i.e. Fei Long says: " No need for words. In fact, shut up already, will ya? ").
Despite his goofy appearance and personality, he is a highly skilled master of Kung-Fu, which even surprises several of the other characters. In fact, he actually gives some good advice to Fei Long in his win quote about being more calm and stoic in his movements while using Kung Fu instead of shouting with flashy moves (not that he practices it that much himself). He also seems to know quite a bit about sumo wrestling rules, and not just stereotypical rules, as he is the only one that actively points out that sumo is done in the ring, and what E. Honda is doing is against sumo code.
Rufus also attributes his skills and fighting prowess to 'Mojo' and 'Charisma', two things he believes are required of a good fighter and that he claims to have ample of. His intelligence is questionable because of his odd conclusions that he is quick to jump to; additionally, Rufus has a terrible sense of direction, but always somehow reaches his destinations regardless as seen with him reaching both the South and North Pole (" I can be both on the top and the bottom of the world! "). In spite of this, he does have good instincts and insights, making him akin to a boastful but well-meaning fellow: many of his compliments in his win quotes are based on qualities he believes he has that he sees others have too, such as Zangief (the closest thing to a friend he has).


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Ryoma has long black hair which is tied in a ponytail and black eyes. He wears a yellow spotted vest under a blue traditional Japanese garb with white spirals on both upper sleeves of his garb, blue hakama and black sandals. He has a black sword holster for his katana and a green scarf on the left side of his waist. In the anime he lack the spotted designs on his yellow vest and in some episodes, he wears a white fundoshi beneath his outfit.
In his Power Change Mode, he dons a silver metal samurai-esque suit with a large circle in the center of his chest, resembling the color scheme of Japan's flag. He wears a matching silver genji helmet.


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Ryu is portrayed as a Japanese man whose basic, and most recognizable attire from the Street Fighter II timeline consists of medium-length brown hair, brown eyes, a long, red headband; a white karate gi with the sleeves ripped off at the shoulders, bare feet, and a black belt. Ryu's first appearance in the original Street Fighter replaced the red headband with a white one and depicted him with bright red hair, gray eyes, and red slippers. In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Ryu’s hair became a lighter shade of brown, and he retained the white headband which hearkens back to his appearance in the first Street Fighter . Ryu would not canonically receive his red headband until after a sparring session with Ken during this timeline. In Street Fighter III , Ryu has black hair, and facial stubble to show his growth in age. Ryu's gi becomes increasingly tattered and aged throughout the game’s timeline, indicating its years of wear and tear. Ryu's most recent appearance in Street Fighter IV has him in his original Street Fighter II outfit.
In many of his appearances, Ryu carries around a large, white duffel bag containing items important to his travels such as: clothing, plane tickets, passports, and local currency.
In some official Street Fighter II artwork, Ryu's belt has four kanji emblazoned upon it: kaze (風 wind), hayashi (林 woods), hi (火 fire) and yama (山 mountain); these four kanji make up the furinkazan . The same four kanji can be seen on a sign on the left-hand side of Ryu's stage in Street Fighter II . The four words are based on chapter seven of Sun Tzu's Art of War , which dictates how one should conduct battle. These kanji are again visible on his belt in Street Fighter IV .

Ryu is usually a silent, serious individual whose severity is often juxtaposed against the light-hearted, fiery persona of his best friend, Ken . He travels the globe with a stern nature, often appearing to others as boring or detached. In rare occasions, Ryu shows a very bad sense of humor. Ryu's overarching goal in Street Fighter is to become a total master of his fighting style. To this end, Ryu plays the part of the wandering warrior, and takes both his travels and his training very seriously. Although he appears to be aloof and unemotional, Ryu is actually a kind and honorable warrior. He respects others with skills equal to his own and holds heroic figures like Captain America, Spider-Man and Cyclops in high regard, as seen in the Marvel vs. Capcom series. However, by the time of Street Fighter III , it seems that Ryu has developed a somewhat more friendly personality. He is still very quiet and reserved, but is willing to greet people with a smile and some kind advice, very much like his master Gouken .
There is, however, a dark side to Ryu; his drive to improve himself (no matter the difficulty) can sometimes develop into a drive to win and be the best (no matter the cost) when the Satsui no Hadou starts to take over, as these two goals are so dangerously similar. This desire to be better can sometimes make his advice to his defeated opponents in his win quotes seem more superior and judgmental than Gouken's. At times such as these he relies on his friends - primarily Ken and Sakura - to keep him grounded and snap him out of it.


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Sagat is menacingly tall, a trait he uses to his advantage in his long-reaching attacks. His natural size drove him to become a powerful fighter. His hands are massive enough to close around the entire head of many of his opponents. He is bald, except in one official artwork that shows him with a full head of long hair, and wears a black eyepatch over his severely damaged right eye, though the lack of depth perception and loss of peripheral vision do not seriously hamper his ability as a powerful fighter.
In the Street Fighter II series, Sagat's in-game sprite does not display the highly muscular build of the Street Fighter Alpha series, although even at that time he had been consistently portrayed so in his Super Street Fighter II Turbo ending, and other Capcom artworks. Later on, the game graphics improved to match those of the comics.
Due to a technical limitation in the Street Fighter series, Sagat's eyepatch will appear to switch from eye to eye when Sagat faces another direction, since the left-facing sprite is a mirror-image of the right. Neither the 3D Street Fighter EX games nor Street Fighter IV feature this limitation .
The massive scar on his chest is a constant reminder of Ryu's victory. Sagat makes no attempt to conceal the disfigurement, and in fact draws power from the hateful memory it invokes. In Capcom vs. SNK 2 , Sagat's scar glows while he charges energy for his S-Groove super meter.
Sagat wears traditional short Muay Thai kickboxing shorts and classic wraps. The trunks have colors varying from purple with yellow trim, to blue with red trim, to blue with yellow trim. He wears tape around his fists and feet to protect his hands and ankles.

Sagat encompasses a stereotypical "proud fighter" personality, since he is very powerful, prideful and strong-willed as well as hard working and dedicated in body and spirit to martial arts life. His uncommon physical appearance makes him menacing, hideous and downright unfriendly at first glance. This persona is greatly boosted by the elevated levels of rage and power unleashed during combats even to the extent of being near deadly should Sagat sees himself pinned or threatened to defeat just like it happened when Ryu struck his chest with a fire-embedded Shoryuken , leading to Sagat's downfall from his "World's Strongest Fighter". Since this incident, Sagat feeds on both his hatred towards Ryu and on seeking a new chance to challenge and defeat him to recover his title of greatest fighter and thus restore his lost "honor" and "pride".
Despite this violent and sometimes negative nature in battles, Sagat appreciates worthy opponents and greatly despises taking unfair advantages in combats, such as seen in Ryu's ending in Street Fighter Alpha 3 , where Sagat shows to be highly disgusted with M. Bison as he infused Ryu with his malevolent Psycho Power in order to "make Ryu much stronger and thus grant Sagat the rematch he always looked forward to", which instead caused Sagat to try to break Ryu free of Bison's influence. Interestingly, in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , if Sagat faces Evil Ryu as a boss, his win quote against the latter states he is dismayed of Ryu giving in to the Satsui no Hado. This is a strong proof that Sagat values true martial spirit and strength of character above all when facing those he considers worthy adversaries.
Sagat takes his pride as a renowned martial arts champion very seriously, which can lead him into surges of extreme hatred to deep depression, just like when he lost to Ryu or felt himself horribly empty-spirited when a hatred-stricken Dan Hibiki challenged him to avenge his father 's death when the latter severely damaged Sagat's right eye, causing the ominous former Muay Thai Emperor to violently beat Go Hibiki to death in a fit of uncontrolled rage accidentally. After fights, Sagat tends to mock or ironize the "inferiority" of the defeated opponent, such as seen in his victory quotes from Street Fighter II and Street Fighter Alpha series. Deep down in his heart and soul, Sagat lives only for fighting and making himself even stronger everyday, and despite enjoying a lot fights in tournaments, he turns most of his attentions towards Ryu, whom he considers "the only man able to defeat him in a worthy battle.
As the king of Muay Thai, he is quite proud and confident in his abilities. Unlike Adon , Sagat actually learns from his own mistakes and improved for the better and tries not to let his pride get the best of him.


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Sakura typically fights in her school's uniform - a short-skirted sailor uniform ( seifuku ) with the collar popped and red bloomers (short shorts) underneath. She also wears red Converse-esque shoes, a midriff-baring red top under her uniform, red sparring gloves, a yellow neckerchief, and a white headband that was given to her by Ryu before the events of Street Fighter Alpha 2 . She has short brown hair and brown eyes. Her fuku is blue with single white linings in each sides and white socks. In Street Fighter IV and Street Fighter X Tekken , her socks are shorter and the color is navy blue. Her school uniform becomes her "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V .
In her ending in Super Street Fighter IV , her hair is slightly longer, she wears a red high-neck sporty jacket with a single line at the center, a white short sleeved undershirt, black shorts, white socks and white sneakers with matching designs. She also maintains her white headband.
In Street Fighter V , Sakura wears a different outfit (her college uniform) that consists of a navy blue vest with a pink trim, a white long sleeve button shirt underneath, a pleated skirt with frills at the edge, black mid-length socks and black short (possibly Docs) boots. Her bolero tie is long and the color are pink and white and is tied at her midriff baring top. Like Ryu's, her headband is red along with matching gloves with a stylized written on the white lines. She also has a head microphone at her left ear.
Her first alternate costume is a blue arcade uniform; a blue short sleeved collared shirt with a yellow trim and collar, a matching ID on her neck, dark blue and black checkered skirt, yellow tights, black socks with red linings and blue sneakers with yellow toe caps. She wears a matching blue cap in place of her headband. She also has a Blanka -Chan doll on her waist. Her second costume is an outfit similar to Ryu's which is a white karate gi with the sleeves ripped into sleeveless, a black karate belt which is tucked into her gi and matching karate pants. Underneath her gi is the red midriff baring top from her school uniform and she wears red footguards.

In many aspects, Sakura is very tomboyish, outgoing, and respectful in personality, as she is most of the time happy, energetic, cheerful, positive, hard-working and focused in combat. Despite initial depictions and illustrations of appearing to be brash and confrontational, she actually has a noble spirit and a very determined attitude, either in studies or in martial arts training. She sees Ryu as an idol and teacher, rather than an opponent, since she always watches him fight and mirrors herself on his philosophies in battle.
Although her techniques may seem somewhat "rustic" in comparison to Ryu and Ken , she manages to balance her school work with her training in hopes of being accepted as Ryu's student and prove herself by fighting worthy adversaries. In a clean match, Sakura is a very patient and disciplined warrior. She is the embodiment of innocence and is acknowledged by many fighters to have great potential that may one-day match Ryu and Ken in strength when she gets older and skilled.


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In the Street Fighter III games, Sean wears a yellow gi similar to those worn by Ryu and Ken with the sleeves removed at the shoulders, and red fighting gloves. He wears a black belt and fights barefoot. He is a dark-skinned Brazilian and has black dreadlocks with the sides shaved off and usually brings a basketball with him everywhere.
In Street Fighter V , he wears a modern outfit consisting of a yellow hoodie jacket with the sign of "S" at the center, black outlines in each sides of his sleeves, yellow jogging pants, his signature red sparring gloves and red sneakers with two white linings. He also has a bandage on his nose. In A Shadow Falls , Sean's dreadlocks are grown into shoulder length. He wears a yellow sleeveless hoodie with a black short sleeve fitted shirt, blue baggy jean shorts with a brown belt to his waist and white sneakers.

Sean is eager to prove himself as a strong fighter, and hates being referred to as weak. He often makes a point of bringing up Dan as a shining example of weakness and thus someone he hates being compared to.
He is also a huge fan of Ken Masters, and wishes to learn from him in hopes of becoming a better person. Additionally, Sean reads a magazine named "Masters Online Karate" at the time of Street Fighter V . Sean is also somewhat afraid of his older sister Laura.


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Bearing chrome skin and an extremely muscular physique, Seth is a synthetic android. Around their abdomen and enclosed inside a pattern consisting of the Eight Trigrams of Taoist cosmology is an exposed area, which contains a rotating yin-yang sphere. This sphere, which they call the Tanden Engine, appears to be the source of their power, where it copies and translates the data from Seth's opponents, and allows them to mimic the special techniques of other fighters, such as Ken 's Shoryuken, Guile 's Sonic Boom, and Dhalsim 's unique ability to stretch his limbs. When Seth uses their Tanden Engine, their skin color changes and their eyes turn black.

Seth, unlike Bison himself, is somewhat calm and concise, as they only display very little arrogance, usually in their annoying-by-design tendency to laugh and gloat when pulling off their moves. However, they can be just as ruthless and as evil as Bison himself and will not tell all of his plans to even his own workers such as Juri, they told nothing about Ryu to her.


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Shadow Lady wears the same clothes as her original counterpart, but her clothes are dark blue with glowing golden details. Her alternate color is pink with green details.


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Sherry has short blond hair and blue eyes.
In the original Resident Evil 2 , Sherry is a 12 year old girl. she wears a white long sleeved sailor fuku with the fuku is blue with white linings in each sides, blue shorts with white linings at the edge, white socks and brown shoes. She later wears Claire's pink vest near the end of the game. In the Resident Evil 2 remake, Sherry's hair is grown longer and was tied in two braids. Her uniform is different than in the original Resident Evil 2 as she gained a different shades of blue patterned sweater vest over her white long sleeved button shirt, her fuku is changed into a collar with a blue laced ribbon tied, her shoes are now black.
In Resident Evil 6 and onwards, Sherry is now an adult 26 (and later 27) year old woman. Her hair is cut shorter. While meeting with Chris in Edonia and being knocked away and captured by Ustanak and Carla Radames, she wears an off-white winter jacket with a white furred hood, beneath her jacket is her black long sleeved turtleneck adorned with a light blue scarf, black pants and brown winter boots.
During her captivity in Lanshiang, she wears a white patient uniform where she became embarrassed in front of Jake.
After escaping with Jake from captivity and throughout the events in Lanshiang, Sherry wears a white long sleeved loose button shirt with a brown shoulder holster, dark khaki cargo capris with a brown nylon utility belt where she keeps her handgun holstered and brown combat boots. Her light scarf on the collar of her button shirt is now loose.
At the end of the scenario, Sherry is not seen without her brown shoulder holster.
Her alternate costume is her school outfit from Resident Evil 2 , but this time, it's a little looser and its cut low revealing midriff and her shorts are replaced with a short skirt.

At the time Resident Evil 2 took place, Sherry was shy and very quiet, which was mostly a result of not getting much attention from her parents due to their research, even less more attention from her father. But she is still a kind girl, having a sister like figure ( Claire ) to protect her.
In present time since Resident Evil 6 , she has more bravery and intelligence to handle her own and is able to use her own combat skills also. She still retains her kindness and still remembers her kind friends Leon , and Claire. She also befriended Claire's older brother Chris who seemingly recognize Sherry because of Claire's stories during their meeting in Edonia.


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Sheva has wavy brown hair pulled back into a ponytail. She wears two necklaces, one to be a choker and the other to perhaps represent Africa. On each arm she appears to be wearing a band (possibly a sweat band), black fingerless gloves, and brown arm accessories. Next is a lavender shirt with a native looking design. For bottoms, she wears skin-tight beige pants which tuck into her boots. For footwear, she wears brown boots similar to Jill 's from Resident Evil 3: Nemesis which are about knee-high.
As for arsenal, she has shoulder arsenal (like Jill again), and for bottom arsenal, she has a handgun holster on the left thigh and her ammo on the right thigh, along with a utility belt around her waist.
There are four costumes that can be unlocked for Sheva: Clubbin', Tribal, Business and Fairytale.
Clubbin' is unlocked by completing the main game once, it consists of a revealing golden short skirt with a matching golden top, a belt, a pair of knee-high sandals and various accessories. Sheva's sporting a short blond wig while wearing this costume.
Tribal is unlocked by obtaining all the 30 BSAA emblems and completing the game once, its theme is an African tribes attire. This costume consists of a leopard print bikini top, a few pieces of cloth which form a skirt, a pair of black high-heeled sandals and tribal accessories. Sheva's body is decorated with white paint.
Business is unlocked by downloading Costume Pack 2 and by completing the main game once, it is also included in the PC version of the game as a bonus, it is unlocked by completing the main game once as well. Its theme is modern office attire and it has a striking resemblance to Ingrid Hunnigan 's appearance. This costume consists of a gray suit with a short skirt and a white blouse underneath, a pair of black high-heels as well as various equipment. Sheva's sporting a pair of eyeglasses and her skin is lighter while wearing this costume.
Fairytale is unlocked by downloading Costume Pack 1 and completing the main game once, its theme is Red Riding Hood. This costume consists of a red hood revealing Sheva's bra, a matching red skirt, a brown corset, an apron, a pair of knee-high black boots and black stockings. Sheva's skin and eyes are lighter while wearing this costume.


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Shoma has short black hair with spike fringes in the center of his head. He wears a white baseball cap and has a bandage in the center of his nose.
His primary outfit is a white short sleeve baseball shirt under a long sleeve black shirt, baseball pants, black socks and baseball shoes.

Shoma is a quick-tempered and impulsive person who hates losing. Because of this, he often loses track of what has to be done. His membership into the school's baseball team was due to the fact that he causes wild fights during games. He's also highly conscious of his height, which happens to be the subject of ridicule by Natsu , who also happens to be a childhood friend of his, aside from Nagare . This concern of his is almost always the reason why they argue, and Shoma never seems to win against her in such verbal wars for such an issue. But if one looks through all of that, he has a strong sense of justice.


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In combat, Sodom wears tabi and zori, samurai gauntlets, blue jeans, body armor, and a samurai kabuto with a mask, which obscures his facial features entirely; however, it is known that he has blue eyes.
On the front of his outfit, Sodom has attempted to scrawl the Japanese kanji shi (死), meaning "death". However, he has not written the kanji properly, and thus its meaning is lost.
He is never seen fighting without a pair of jitte or katana blades, making him one of the few characters to appear in the Street Fighter series to use weaponry. In the Japanese version of Final Fight , the katana are named Masamune and Muramasa.
In Street Fighter V , Sodom's body armor has long sleeves, he wears a black traditional mask with very long white shaggy hair. He uses a pair of large sai instead of the jitte, and his samurai gauntlets are black. He wears traditional aqua blue pants with linings and his zori has curly designs in each sides.

Sodom is an American person who is obsessed with Japanese culture and philosophies and thus considers himself a native from that country. Sodom is well-versed in many elements of Japan's culture; however, a source of humor is that his usage of the Japanese language is questionable, as shown with the kanji on his costume and several of his win quotes.
In the Japanese version of the Street Fighter Alpha games, much of Sodom's dialogue is rendered entirely in katakana , a Japanese script used largely for transcribing words from English or other foreign languages into Japanese, which gives his dialogue a more stilted, awkward feeling to read. Sodom intersperses various English words throughout his sentences, thus coming across as unskilled in speaking the Japanese language. Many of Sodom's victory quotes are written in seemingly nonsensical English sentences, which are actually various English words put together to resemble Japanese sentences, again giving off the impression that Sodom's pronunciation and grasp on the language are questionable. One of Sodom's victory quotes in the Japanese version is "DIE JOB DEATH CAR?", which is intended to be an approximation of the Japanese phrase " daijōbu desu ka? " ( 大丈夫ですか ? ) , which means "Are you alright?".


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T. Hawk is an immensely tall and bulky man with long, powerful arms and legs, massive hands and feet, shoulder-length slick brown hair and imposing facial features such as pronounced cheekbones, a flat nose and a wide square chin. He paints his cheeks and lower jaw in a white Native-style battle paint. His clothing consists of denim vest and pants, iron bracers entirely covering both forearms, thin steel armbands around his biceps, a cowboy-esque brown leathery belt with a huge buckle and metal decorative tokens, moccasin shoes or boots and a blue and white triangular-patterned headband ostentating a pair of white eagle feathers (one of them is red at its end tip) etched diagonally upwards from it. His head accessory is a memento from his father. [4]

T. Hawk is commonly brave, tough, selfless, noble-spirited, centered and fearless, but equally grumpy, cold, brutish, unemotional and apparently unsympathetic. His lack of emotion display mostly comes from the suffering and devastation inflicted by M. Bison towards his people and sacred homelands - such hatred grew even more powerful in Street Fighter Alpha 3 , when T. Hawk discovers that his childhood friend and lover Julia was turned into Juli , one of the Shadaloo's top-ranking female assassins known as The Dolls, under Bison's brainwash. Despite his externally hard demeanor, T. Hawk is actually a warm-hearted, compassionate man - as evidenced in several of his artworks, where he shows unquenchable affection for native animals - who sights revenge solely on the purpose of rescuing his long-lost people and restoring his ruined homelands back to its former glory.


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Tiffany has long and curly blonde hair which is tied in a ponytail with a long distinctive curly fringe in the center of her head. In the original game, she wears red boxing gloves, a blue high-neck cheerleading suit with a big white star on the chest with two brown belts that attached on both of her shoulders, red and white stockings with golden stars on her folded stocking and blue boots.
In Project Justice , her cheerleading outfit has a redesign, she wears a long sleeve white and blue high neck leotards with a star design that shows her cleavage with a white and black line skirt on each side of her waist. She wears red and white thigh-high boots with a golden star in the center of her folded sleeve on her boots. She maintains wearing her boxing gloves with a white star design in both of her fists as her long sleeves has white lines with a Pacific logo in each side and two yellow stars on both of her shoulders.

Tiffany is described as a cheerful and bubble-headed "American funky girl" who is very much into fashion and love life. Being the bubble-headed girl that she is, she's always in a haze and playing around, without any thought of what lies ahead of her in the future. On weekends, she never misses the chance to go to the dance club.
She also has a cute side that misses her parents back in the United States, who, in turn, never forget to call her on the phone or send her presents every now and then. She and Roy attended the same school before they went overseas; and she has fallen in love with the strong-armed American football player.


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While he can theoretically take on virtually any form, Twelve's default appearance is a milky-white semisolid male human. His body is generally smooth and featureless. His head is equally smooth and sloped like a helmet with a pair of thin, black eyes set above an expressionless, narrow mouth. Though he can alter his shape, the transformation is not perfect: he will maintain his coloring even on details such as clothing.


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J and Two P are a pair of punks dressed in baggy pants and jackets. Two P sported a pink mohawk, wore shades, dressed with an orange jacket with a green dragon backprint and blue (dark green in his sprites, gray on his Street Fighter V profile art) shirt and trousers. In his Street Fighter V profile art, he also has blue fingerless gloves.
In Streetwise he wears a green hooded jacket (with a " w00t " symbol, instead of the green dragon on the back), red shades, gray shirt, blue pants and orange and white sneakers. He now sports a brown beard and the hood on his jacket covers up most of his head. Unlike his appearance in Final Fight and his Street Fighter V profile art, he is portrayed as African American.

Two P has a very humorous personality, often telling jokes during his conversations with others. His catchphrase is "Yeah, me too, man!" ( あぁ、そいつぁ俺も同じだ！ ? ) . [1]


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Urien has a similar appearance to Gill , having exactly the same physical build (i.e. That of a Greek Olympic athlete) with bronze skin tone and short, metallic white hair. He also wears a simple loincloth.
In his pre-match introduction in the Street Fighter III series, he is lighter-skinned and wearing business attire; he then sheds the suit, his skin darkens to a bronze complexion, and his hair turns from blond to metallic white. Also, many of his alternate colors are similar to those of Dhalsim, in that they change his skin color as opposed to his costume's color. This ability to change skin color could be the result of his control over metal, though how exactly is unclear.
In Street Fighter V , Urien wears his business attire as his primary outfit (he doesn't shed it like in the Street Fighter III games) with minor changes; the suit is gray with white pinstripped designs, he wears an openly purple button shirt and has no tie. His skin, hair and the blue gem on his forehead still remains in his transformed state.
His first alternate costume is his business attire but it is purple, it is without the button shirt and his shoes are white, he has a long scarf on his neck. His second alternate costume is his classic attire in Street Fighter III.

Urien's personality can be best described as tyrannical, much in contrast with the benevolent nature of his brother Gill. Urien displays sadism in many of his victory quotes and animations. In addition, he takes a lot of pride in becoming the "True Emperor"; as such, he has no reason to lose to anyone, and his anger will only subside when he is proven to be the True Emperor. Urien also dismisses the cryogenically preserved brains of his predecessors as "ugly and stupid" and "a mass of junk with no ability to take positive action".
Unlike Gill, who recognizes the talent in his opponents, Urien looks down on others, even calling them 'pitiful scum' in one of his victory animations. While fighting, he screams phrases such as "crush", "destroy" and "kill", again highlighting his furious and violent nature. This points to a lack of self-control that may be reflected in gameplay by his being a charge character; while Gill can execute the moves of their composite training program flawlessly, Urien needs to focus intensely for a second or two before he can do the same. His grasp of the more advanced techniques of the training program is fairly limited, reflected by his relatively simpler Super Arts compared to the much more advanced ones of his brother. In addition, the names of his moves—for example, Dangerous Headbutt—make apparent both his personality and his murderous intent.
In Street Fighter V , a younger Urien maintains his tyrannical behavior and even antagonises his comrades and associates, calling Helen a 'rat' and chastising her for plotting behind his back. Urien displays a level of shortsightedness when he tries to kill Charlie on a whim after defeating him, despite Urien's very own technology being used in Charlie's resurrection. Urien's patience runs thin when dealing with those he deems 'Commoners', as shown when he throws an Aegis Reflector at Rashid for so much as touching him.


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Valgas has blonde hair, red brows and red eyes. He only wears a blue pants with a yellow lightning design in both sides of his pants, black wrestling boots and white gloves with a pair of black bracelets on both of his wrist. He also wears a gun holster to his waist and wears a necklace with a red gem in the center.
In the anime, Valgas' appearance is much like a human as his eyes and brow are brown. The red gem on his necklace becomes enables him to see Falcon and his group's whereabouts while in Dark Land, and the dark Power Stone is kept inside of the red pearl. The gun holster that he wears is not seen, and sometimes he wears either a red vest or robe. When Falcon discovers his motives as well as he brutally defeats one of his wrestling teammates, his skin becomes darker as his eyes and brows were black while his brow becomes thicker instead of his original appearance in the game.
In Power Change mode, he has a demon-like appearance with horns on his head, his skin becomes black, and he has spikes on both of his shoulders. He now gained two pairs of spiked bracelets on both of his white gloves, his wresling boots has a spike motif on them, and has a red gem on the center of his chest. In the anime, while Valgas uses the Dark Stone, his Power Change form has minor changes as his skin changes to gray in addition he gains spikes at the center on his back and the spiked bracelets on his white gloves is now a pair instead of two and the red gem on his chest is now black unlike his game appearance.


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Vega wears murray and yellow ceremonial trousers, a red sash, loafers, and white leggings of a matador, suggesting his involvement with bullfighting. This decorative garb also offers matadors ease of movement, and is ideal for Vega's acrobatic maneuvers. Vega also has a purple snake tattoo on his chest, which also circles his arm.
This shows him to be a villain to a Japanese audience, where body tattoos are usually worn by Yakuza members. In Capcom vs. SNK 2 , as a win pose, Vega will hold his arm out, with the tattoo coming to life and hissing at the opponent.
Early sketches suggest that Vega was going to resemble a medieval knight wearing a full suit of armor. This idea was scrapped as Street Fighter was about fighters from all over the world, not time. Remnants of this concept are apparent in Vega's final design, including a mask and a sharp metal claw.
This claw is useful for both stabbing and slashing attacks, and gives him a very long range compared to most characters. It is the same type of weapon worn by Geki in the original Street Fighter .
Vega does not wear his expressionless mask to conceal his identity; it is purely to protect his face from scarring or bruising during battle, since he believes himself to be impossibly beautiful. Vega often removes it after fights during his win poses, as well as in certain character select images in various games he appears in. His latest appearances allow him to remove both the mask and claw as special attacks.
It is unknown exactly how durable this mask is. Vega will crush it to dust with one hand if he loses due to a time over in Street Fighter Alpha 3 . On the other hand, it takes several hits before the mask falls off, and even then, he can easily pick up and reapply the mask, with no apparent lasting damage.
In the Street Fighter II series, he was depicted as having brown hair, although his endings in the first two updates of the original Street Fighter II and many other games in the series state that he has blond hair; his endings in Super Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II Turbo shows him with blond hair. In the Street Fighter II V anime, his hair is a golden blond and he has blue eyes. his hair is a golden blond and he has blue eyes. Since Street Fighter Alpha 3 , however, he officially had blond hair until Street Fighter IV , where in gameplay, he has brown hair, and in the ending, he is blond (though this is exclusive to the Arcade version).
Much like Sagat 's eyepatch in earlier games, Vega's claw will always appear on whatever arm matches the direction he is facing (if he is looking to left side of the screen, it will appear on his left arm, and if he's looking right, it will be on his right) due to sprite mirroring. In the Street Fighter EX series, it will always be on his right arm. In Street Fighter IV , however, he changes his claw every time he switches sides, without mirroring; this can be seen in his tattoo, his accessories, and in the mark on his mask. Curiously enough, during the versus screen, his portrait won't be mirroring all the accessories either, with the unique exception of his claws.

Vega's character archetype is very familiar in Japanese manga and anime: the Narcissist (ナルシスト, Narushisuto ), often depicted as a long-haired, effeminate self-lover. He is arrogant and convinced of his own abilities and invulnerability, almost to the point of megalomania; though this is perhaps justified, as he is shown to be a highly skilled fighter. He can be incredibly sadistic - nearly to the point of being a psychopathic, bloodthirsty, dishonorable warrior in combat, and takes great pleasure in seeing the ugly murdered through his own doing.
Vega's unbridled and solipsistic ego is shown even in his taste in interior decor, as his mansion is decorated with portraits, all of him. Despite his vain personality, Vega's mannerisms will at times show to be elegant and gentlemanly, likely because of his noble background. Additionally, he is also attracted to and impressed by the beauty and strength of young women, notably Chun-Li and Cammy.
He also harbors a tragic side to him. The family trauma he experienced molded his fragile mind to perceive physical unattractiveness as not only repulsive, but also as a threat. With his beloved mother murdered at the hands of an ugly man, ugliness came to represent evil and cowardice, while beauty represented heroism and strength.


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Wang-Tang has long black hair which is tied in a braid, a short sleeve white Chinese training button shirt with green line designs coming from the buttons on his shirt and sleeves. He wears a yellow obi which is tied in the right side of his waist, yellow ochre Chinese pants and shoes with white socks. He also wears a pair of blue bracelets under both of his wrists with shins.
In his anime appearance, he remains largely the same as in the games but with minor changes; his Chinese pants and shoes are light brown, his socks are replaced with white footwraps, and his bracelets are white.
In his Power Change form, his hair is golden blonde, he is shirtless while wearing a half brown armor with brown pauldron on the left shoulder and a green long greaves with white lines and an orange belt, yellow pants and green, white and orange boots. He wears a pair of brown gauntlets instead of bracelets. The outfit he wears has a dragon motif in his greaves and his boots.


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In the original Resident Evil 2 , William is depicted with short brown hair with fringes in each sides and dark blue eyes. In Resident Evil 0 through the Darkside Chronicles , his eyes were depicted as brown.
His main outfit before injecting himself with the G-Virus consisted of a white long lab coat, a pale green long sleeve button shirt underneath with a red long tie in the center, blue corduroy pants and black shoes.
In Resident Evil 0 through Darkside Chronicles , his hair is lighter, his button shirt is white, his pants are darker and his shoes are pale brown.
In Resident Evil 2 (2019 remake), William's fringes are on the right side and his short brown hair is slightly ragged. His pants is changed to grey and his shoes are dark brown.


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Ada Wong is a striking Asian-American woman of Chinese descent, sporting a sleek figure and graceful mannerisms. She fits the archetype of the stylish and beautiful assassin or "femme fatale". For the most part, Ada's physical appearance has not changed much over the course of the series. She usually sports short black hair in the same style and her eye color is the only thing that has changed once. In Resident Evil 4 they were a clear, almost green shade but in all other appearances her eyes are shown to be brown. Ada's main outfits have usually consisted of red and black, those being her most prominent colors. In the remake version, her short hair is now styled as a short bob.
In Resident Evil 2 , Ada wears a one-piece dress (pink in her official render and red in gameplay) with black tights and a belt, along with loafers and a watch. It was reprised and updated for the first time in the Resident Evil 4 mercenaries, Ada now sporting a sleek red cocktail dress that is cut at the upper thigh. She also wears fingerless black gloves, dark colored pantyhose, along with a pair of red heels. It can be seen in the Memory of a Lost City scenario in Darkside Chronicles as well as in the Death's Door scenario in Umbrella Chronicles looking slightly altered with less gear, the lack of one glove, and medical tape in several areas due to Ada being severely injured. In Operation Raccoon City , Ada notably wears this outfit with short black combat boots instead of heels.
In Resident Evil 2 remake, Ada's red cocktail dress was updated and redesigned into a very simple dress with straps and now wears a black strapless bra with a single ribbon at the center. Her black shoulder holster has been modified, her pantyhose are black and gains a black choker on her neck with a silver diamond design embedded at the center. She also accessorized with a bracelet and a watch on her left.
In her initial appearance, she wore a long khaki trench coat with a light blue and white checkered scarf to cover her primary attire and wears a fashionable sunglasses.
In Ada's epilogue from Resident Evil 3: Nemesis , she is shown after the events of Raccoon City wearing a black bra and unbuttoned blue jeans, with a huge scar on her side. After Ada's mission in Umbrella Chronicles , she is shown in an additional epilogue wearing a long emerald green dress with a slit up the left side accompanied by a light pink scarf and small dangle earrings.
In Resident Evil 4 , her normal attire is a long, stylish red dress, similar to a long slip dress, with a gold design of butterflies down the left side, a slit up the right side exposing her leg, a flowing black ribbon around her neck that falls down her back, and black high heels. She also has an easily-seen knife holster on her exposed thigh.
In her Assignment Ada guise, she wears a much more professional infiltration outfit. She also wears this in the cutscenes of the main game if the player selects the first "Special" costume for Leon and Ashley. Dressed all in black, she sports a tactical vest, combat gear, black pants, and black gloves along with boots. She has a symbol of a red butterfly on her sleeve. This insignia seems to be her personal logo as it is also on her normal outfit. The butterfly is often seen as a symbol of being reborn into something beautiful or free, perhaps this is a hint to Ada's mysterious past.
In Resident Evil 4 Remake , Ada wears a similar outfit which would later be worn by her older self in Resident Evil 6 as opposed to the long stylish red dress she had worn in the original game. She wears a red turtleneck dress with a black loose shoulder gun holster and was accessorized with a black belt, black stockings with a matching belt and black thigh-high heeled boots with a matching leather straps.
In Resident Evil: Damnation , Ada wears more professional business attire. She has a black long-sleeved dress shirt with a popped collar and red inside, a short black skirt, red high heels, and a black lace choker around her neck. After having her blouse cut in a fight (which reveals her black bra), she is shown at the end of the movie wearing a very similar outfit with inversed colors: a red leather vest and black inside, with a red lace choker.
In Resident Evil 6 , Ada appears wearing a bright red blouse with buttons, and the sleeves rolled up. The rest of her outfit is completely black including long gloves, leather pants, and boots with a small heel. She also wears a necklace that slightly resembles a cross. At the start of her campaign before wearing her outfit, she was seen in nude in a similar manner as Carla Radames who is reborn as a doppelgänger version of herself.
In The Mercenaries, Ada's extra costume consists of a silver Chinese dress (known as a Manchurian-Chinese qipao) with an oval cut out in the back and a slit up the left side. The dress also has a blue floral design down the right side and a lavender colored inside. She also wears a pair of silver pumps and a pink thong as well as a head piece with a large blue flower and black and white striped feathers. An alternate version of this outfit can be unlocked on Resident Evil.net which is gold with a silver inside, a white thong, and a purple flower.


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The Wraith is a hulking and demonic contender who is described as one of the undead. This is a visual irony, as his attire leaves him more often described as resembling a priest than a wrestler. His hood, his tattered cape and his loose fitting baggy pants would all provide quick and convenient handholds for his opponents. This might be a deliberate handicap to aid a search for a difficult opponent (siding against Victor Ortega ’s wrestling alliance at a time when its ranks are increasing could be another sign of this).
Another irony to his appearance is the green skin long serpentine tongue, scaly face, and employ of snakes that accent his appearance. He is described as the undead, but he appears to be a massive snake man. His alternative pallete is grey, more like a risen corpse.


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Nadeshiko has black hair in a bob cut, with her fringes laying in between her face and ears. She wears a red and white leotard with white wrestling boots and white kneecaps with a red circle in the center similar to Hinomaru (the Japanese flag). Keeping with the Japanese flag theme, Nadeshiko has a red circle on the top of her leotard, going from her neck to her cleavage. Her leotard also has two red stripes on either side at the bottom, with the lower stripes going along the outside and the upper stipes going around her waist. She also wears white wrist straps on each hand and a grey patch on her left elbow that acts similar to a sleeve.


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Having started off as a simple head swap of his brother, Yang's appearance is similar to that of his brother in many aspects. Like his brother, he wears a sleeveless kung fu shirt with a black and yellow trim, though his is red instead of white.
On his arms he wears yellow wristbands attached to form fingerless gloves, and on his legs he wears black (sometimes dark blue) pants and sneakers on his feet. Unlike his brother, however, he does not wear a cap; instead he sports a rather distinctive hairstyle, with incredibly long and jagged bangs which protrude quite some distance from his forehead. Yang is seen riding on his rollerskates when not fighting.

Yang is the less cocky of the two Lee brothers, with a cool, quiet, and self-carrying personality. However, he can also be condescending and a bit mouthy, and exhibits an eagerness to prove himself, though mainly to prove himself stronger than his brother as opposed to all fighters. His remix of their theme in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition is more calm and pleasant sounding in its beat, reflecting this.
Like Yun, he is a film enthusiast, and when he encounters Fei Long in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , in his win quote he asks if he is "the real Fei Long" and then plan to tell Yun about meeting him.


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Yun has long, brown hair that is braided into a pony tail which is covered by a blue baseball cap with a yellow visor and a circle with a skateboard in it. He sports a sleeveless, white kung fu shirt with a yellow hem and blue trim and buttons. On his arms, yellow wristbands that continue to form fingerless gloves, and black (sometimes dark blue) pants and sneakers. Yun is seen riding on his skateboard when not fighting.

Yun is the more energetic and extroverted of the Lee Brothers, compared to Yang; he is more playful, upbeat, and easygoing, and while confident, he is not as cocky or sharp-mouthed as his younger brother, though he isn't above cracking jokes at the expense of anyone he defeats. Like Yang, he is also a movie enthusiast; when Yun encounters Fei Long in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , Yun asks in his win quote whether he is "the real Fei Long" and then plans to tell Yang about meeting him.


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Yurika has long ash-brown hair which is styled into two huge ringlets, which frame her face and cascade over her shoulders. She also sports cinnamon-bun-style curls on the crown of her head. Her eye color is a very dark purple/black, with the colour bleeding into the whiteness of her sclera, which lends her a dull-eyed, unhappy look.
Like Kyosuke, Yurika wears an altered version of the Seijyun High school uniform; she wears a cyan short sleeve jacket with white and black linings at the edge, a white long sleeve sailor fuku with red laced ribbon at the center of her collar, white long frill skirt with black linings and a large red bow at the back, white stockings and red crossed flats. Her fuku is white with black cross linings in each sides and a Seijyun emblem at the left side of the jacket. She also wears white gloves.
Yurika carries a violin and a violin bow which she use as her main weapons when she utilizes her fencing abilities.

Yurika is a calm and timid young lady who's not the type of person to yell or make a fuss out of anything. On top of that, she does not do things on her own accord. She is musically gifted, being able to master just about any musical instrument; in particular, her mastery of the violin is at par with that of a professional. She is also seen playing Kurow's flute during the School gang war between Gedo High and Seijyun High while trying to control Daigo .


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Yuriko resembles an average Japanese schoolgirl. She wears her school uniform and has her hair styled into braids.

Yuriko is described as being curious and good-hearted. She cares a lot about her free-spirited brother, And, Snuck out to follow him around on his journey around the world to promote Saikyo-ryu. However, She doesn't like fighting. At all. And wishes her brother would calm down. Despite this, She admires his talent for business and would like to begin her very own mail-order website someday.  When she isn't chasing after Dan, She focuses on her student life and also plays on a softball team. Her position is the Pitcher.


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Zaki has long red hair which is tied in a high ponytail and black eyes. She wears a black mask that conceals her mouth. She wears an altered version of Seijyun High school uniform; a dark blue short jacket with a sailor collar and white folded sleeves, underneath she wears navy blue stockings and black ankle length boots tied with several belts. Her white sailor collar has cross black linings in each sides. Zaki also has a long chain at the center of her short jacket.
In the Japanese board game from within the Japanese version of Project Justice , Zaki is seen without her black mask during "Swimming Day" and "Beach Overnight".

Zaki is an unsociable person who dislikes people who do not make efforts to voice out their thoughts and feelings. She's also a highly confrontational person who will easily snap at anyone who messes with her.


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Zangief is a massive fighter, weighing 254 lbs. and standing slightly over 7 feet tall, placing him among the tallest characters in the entire Street Fighter roster. Since his debut in Street Fighter II: The World Warrior in 1991, Zangief has been portrayed with a beard and a mohawk, along with a uniquely-shaped formation of chest hair on his torso and on his shins. His massive frame is almost entirely covered in scars from his bouts with brown bears in the barren and remote area of Siberia.
As a note of interest, Zangief has some of the least amount of clothing of any Street Fighter character, with his wardrobe consisting of simple red wrestling trunks with a gold belt, along with red and gold wristbands and his red wrestling boots. Zangief actually wore a vest in all his Street Fighter II portraits, except in Turbo Revival and Turbo HD Remix . Starting with Street Fighter Alpha 2 , Zangief was adorned with a red cloak that he would remove before starting his matches. The cloak became an accepted fixture of his image, and he was shown with it in the 1994 Street Fighter II animated movie. Although modern 3D interpretations of Zangief have not shown him with his cloak, he is still depicted as wearing it before matches in his ending movie from Super Street Fighter IV .

Born and raised in the Soviet Union, Zangief is an incredibly patriotic character who has been motivated in some way to fight for his Motherland in every single game he has ever been in. Street Fighter II: The World Warrior depicted that Zangief was from the U.S.S.R. when the game was released in 1991. The Soviet Union ceased to exist by the end of 1991, but due to the heavy use of Soviet iconography in and around Zangief's character, including his homestage (where an iron plant complete with a giant hammer and sickle logo imprinted on the floor), Zangief was depicted as being from the U.S.S.R. as late as 1998, when Street Fighter Alpha 3 was released (though justifiably, the Alpha series takes place between the first and second games, meaning the U.S.S.R. still existed as of then). Street Fighter IV was the first time Zangief was depicted as being from the Russian Federation in 2008.
Zangief's personality has varied from one media source to another, but he's mostly been portrayed as a very fearless and tactiful fighter who's prone to quick temperments, and is always very competitive. Zangief is a man who is immensely proud of his physique, and constantly belittles his opponent's smaller muscular build and blaming their losses on their smaller physique. Despite his short temper, Zangief has shown himself to be rather gentle-natured with a good sense of humor at times, once entering a tournament partly to win the admiration of a group of school children. According to the instruction manual of Street Fighter II: Special Championship Edition for the Sega Genesis/Mega-Drive, Zangief is described as being "good natured, with a great sense of humor, and totally fearless."
Zangief can be easily misled by his overwhelming sense of patriotism for his home country. In Street Fighter Alpha 2 , it was revealed that Gorbachev's intentions for Zangief is only for political gain, although Zangief fails to realize this and continues to fight for the glory and honor of Russia, no matter what the reason may be.
While not fighting, Zangief enjoys cossack dancing, vodka, and borscht. Some of the things which he doesn't like includes young women (because he views them as a distraction), bears that don't know how to wrestle properly, and (according to the manual for Super Street Fighter II Turbo for the 3DO) Tiger Shots, Hadoukens, and Yoga Fires.


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Zeku has long white/gray (brown in his younger form) hair with full fringes covering his eyes. In the Alpha series, his hair is depicted as brown and he wears an outfit identical to Guy 's, only green. This outfit appears in Street Fighter V as his third alternate costume. In the UDON comics, Zeku is portrayed with a moustache.
In Street Fighter V , Zeku wears a traditional yellow and green dragon designed vest with a matching yellow trim and green cloud design and a drawing in the back resembling the War God from Forgotten Worlds . Underneath his vest is a dark blue long sleeved ninja garb which is tied in a yellow obi as the left sleeve are ripped into short sleeve, matching dark blue traditional pants and open-toed boots. He has an orange turtleneck beneath his garb. In his younger alternate self, he wears a dark blue ninja suit with half sleeves and wears a red ninja scarf to cover his mouth. He also has a red sash which is tied into a obi as the sash in each side are hanging loose.
In his first alternate costume, Zeku wears a modern type of outfit consisting of a yellow orange long sleeve button shirt with the black cloud design while his sleeves folded into cuffs, and a blue and light blue striped neck tie on the collar, indigo pants and brown shoes. He also gains a dark blue arm wraps on both of his arms which is tucked into the sleeves of his button shirt and has a silver watch on his left wrist. His younger form wears the same outfit with a formal suit jacket within it.
His second alternate costume is a blue ninja suit worn by with a large bowl hat. His younger form wears the same but with a kanji at the left side.

While Zeku can be seen as just a simple serious and stern teacher, he does have a youthful, cheerful, upbeat and a well mannered attitude as well as a strong sense of justice. His past experiences with sparring his former master, Genryuusai, was influenced through his former disciple turned successor, Guy. He has a odd mannerism in which he likes to talk with himself, normally in his young form.


Powerpuff Girls Z

Him Him Name ??? Age Project's Birthday ??? Grade Project's Him School ??? Birthplace ??? Currently Living In ??? Him is similar to the original. He wears long white, black and red stockings with high heel shoes, and a red dress with a medium ribbon heart on it.  He also has jester hat (red) and claws for hands. And his eyes are green, but sometimes tend to be red (When he is angry). He wears pink make-up above his eyes and has a blue heart-shaped belt. He has the skin color of a white-yellow human, making him look a little bit less demonic from his original counter part and more like an evil jester.


Powerpuff Girls Z

Professor Utonium wears a white lab coat, with pens in its pocket, and wears a shirt and tie, and his head is impossibly rectangular with carefully parted black hair and thick eyebrows.

While he is very gentle and serious, Professor Utonium may, at times, act a little less mature than he usually does. In episode 37, when the Powerpuff Girls Z are "grounded" from using their powers for a day when they have to take a test in school, Professor Utonium fills in for them, donning an exosuit with a laser beam gun and rocket pack, calling himself "Professor Puff Z" (this is most likely based on the original cartoon episode "Powerprof" in which he also donned a fighting suit but drove the girls crazy with lame one-liners during battles). He also appears to have a mecha that looks like Professor Puff Z, which he uses against the Mojo Robo. Although he seems unsuccessful at first, he is able to defeat Mojo Jojo, Fuzzy Lumpkins, and the Amoeba Boys. His main attack is the Utonoun Beam. At the end of the episode, Ken, Peach and himself call themselves "Powerpuff Boys Z" as their own self-proclaimed superhero team.


Pretty Sammy

Alea has bi-colored hair. She has long wavy brown in the back and pink hair that she ties off in separate fringes and poof balls to the sides. She is the youngest and shortest of the main guild representatives and has a matching youthful look. On the island, she tends to wear a light two-piece summer dress decorated with the Balta Guild symbol.


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Apuesta has dark skin and wavy light green neck-length hair with bangs that can partially cover her face. She also pointy, almost elfin, ears and a couple red dots on her forehead that resemble bindi . She is tall and exotic looking. On the island, she tended to wear a light but formal-looking long dress with an abdomen cutout.


Pretty Sammy

Like Tarant Shank , who would be a distant and unwanted relative, Dird has dark skin and white hair. She wears her hair long, is relatively tall and athletic. On the island, she tended to wear rather informal clothes like a wrap skirt and a tied off, sleeveless, half blouse.


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As for the character design of Dr. Clay, his hair and beard has eight long curls which give the shape of his head some resemblance to an octopus, with the hat being like the mantle of the octopus. Because of this Washu tends to call him an "octopus-head" as an insult.


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Jovia has long light brown hair and gray-colored eyes. She typically wears a revealing purple dress with a thorned rose motif in the center. She also wears a gold necklace and red gem attached to it, a navy blue cape with a crimson red interior. She describes herself as "forever 17," but it is likely not her real age.

A loud and ostentatious woman, Jovia is known to have a perverted side and can come off as an ill-tempered brat when things don't go her way.
Older characters in the Tenchi household comment that her demeanor is startlingly similar to that of Kiyone Masaki , Tenchi's deceased mother. Even Nobuyuki , her past husband, agrees. It is even pondered momentarily that Kiyone's dimensional research was actually a study in reincarnation, but the idea is quickly dismissed as preposterous.


Pretty Sammy

As a digital AI, transformed NB, and as the humanoid part of her cabbit form, Kirche is a charmingly beautiful woman with wavy pale green hair. As a cabbit, she is a clone of Fuku .


Pretty Sammy

In her form of Mexiah, she is rather tall, lightly tanned, and well endowed.  She has green eyes and pink hair which generally she has flared out to the sides of her head, in a gravity defying fashion.  When in uniform as a teacher, she has it in curls over her left shoulder.
In her form as Doll, she is a little on the short side with pale skin, and long straight green hair, with bangs covering her eyes. As Mexiah, her Seikijin is lavender with a pink lion's mane armed with a launcher.


Pretty Sammy

In her original body and in her humanoid form after becoming a cabbit she is a pretty young woman with long brown hair and considered an idol with an enthusiastic fanbase at the Galaxy Police Academy. She is practically identical in appearance to Mitsuki Sanada (although her hair is a shade lighter in color than Mitsuki Sanada's) but also has a resemblance to her quasi-relatives Tsukiko Masaki and Kiriko Masaki . As a cabbit she is a clone of Fuku .

She is seen as a cool student of GP Academy, she developed feelings for Seina Yamada (reincarnation of Kazuki), she is similar to Kiriko and Karen in terms of feelings, hot-blooded, and being the "tsundere", due to her being the reincarnation of Mitsuki Sanada. She is somehow more open of her feelings, but also known for disdain of her father's reckless behavior, as well of Seto's sadistic habit of making trouble for them in any way.


Pretty Sammy

Miron has very long wavy blond hair. She has a voluptuous adult figure and likes to show it off. When wearing formal clothes, they will still be tight fitting and will wear high heels to accentuate her long legs when possible. Although, she does tend to wear a lab coat much of the time.


Pretty Sammy

Palty has long purple hair which curls out from the sides. She wears a tiara like hairband that holds down her bangs, which are tied-back with multiple bows. She is the oldest of the main guild representatives and, on the island, sports a practical look with a conservative light two piece dress and often wore dark leggings.


Pretty Sammy

Ringo is a great beauty who has long and wavy pink hair as well as emerald green eyes. She wears red pieces on her side fringes and a long blue and white dress.


Pretty Sammy

Shou's character design differs significantly between the novel illustrations and his appearance in doujinshi and OVA 5. In the novels he looks rather clean-cut, with straight hair and soft features. He is drawn often looking bashful, wearing his uniform shirt and tie or a white tee-shirt at his most informal. In the OVA he is rougher looking with a more informal beachwear look, looking almost like a tough street kid with a crew cut on the sides but spiky hair on top, red tank and baggy trousers. The short hair actually fits a description in the books that describes his hair being burnt badly on his first night and needing to be cut. According to the novel, his bangs were completely burned off, yet the novel illustrations continue to feature him with long bangs.


Pretty Sammy

Widow's original appearance is unknown. She had lived for so-long, and had altered her appearances so many times, that even she could no longer remember what she originally looked like. She would steal the appearances of those she encountered, then their lives, and then their wealth when in-need of more funds.
In her final guise, she was a beautiful, thin, young looking woman with sharp features, short caramel blonde hair, and dark brown eyes.


Prima Doll

Chiyo has brown hair with a small ponytail on the left side and brown eyes.
She wears a white apron, a yellow sash, a pink with yellow and white flower pattern kimono, white socks and black sandals.


Prima Doll

Gekka faded light yellow hair and green eyes.
Her body is designed to be lightweight, so she is often mistaken for a child.
She wears a white apron over a yellow with white and red camellia pattern kimono top, black and yellow ribbon that looks like cat ears from the front, a black skirt and black boots with pink white striped laces.
Her backpack has wings that extends horizontally to the sides, she has to maneuver over it in narrow passages.

Due to her military origin, Gekka developed a very blunt manner, stoic speech, straightforward way with a formal tone. When speaking she tends to use few words as much as possible.
She follows orders to the letter, she will diligently complete any task assigned to her, which gives off a cool and indifferent demeanor.
She is always cautious in making relationships with other people, and doesn't pursue a close relationship with those she receives orders from.


Prima Doll

Haizakura has light peach pink hair and deep blue eyes.
She wears a primarily white secondary pink with flower patterns kimono top, white thigh high stockings, and sandals.

A hard-worker with brimming curiosity.
Due to having been factory reset before coming to Kuroneko-tei, she doesn't know much about the world around her surroundings. She is also very ignorant and clumsy, despite that, she is very determined and passionate in all her work, putting all her effort in them, and is loved by people around her.
Sometimes she would be too preoccupied in her mind that other people's voice would slip through her ears.
She likes music. In the anime, she likes singing just as much as she's enjoy herself. She would like listening to the song of others, play and dance with children.


Prima Doll

Houkiboshi has sky blue hair and red eyes.
She wears a navy blue choker with a star, deep navy astrological-themed kimono with a white apron, and dark blue high-heeled shoes.

She is very polite, and conduct herself gracefully. She has a sister personality; she's always cheerful, and is said to be very tranquility calming presence to be around. She's also skilled writer always makes sure to write an entry in her diary everyday.


Prima Doll

Karasuba has long black hair with purple streaks and lavender color eyes.
She wears a black and purple kimono top with a purplish hakama skirt, and calf-high high heel boots. Over her kimono/hakama she also wears a white maid-style apron.

She's a leader of the team, usually acts maturely and takes care of others waitress carefully. She's responsible to takes her job seriously, and incredibly determined. She's also very helpful, and it's easy for her to make friends with others. However, she can sometimes be overly cautious, and isn't good to dealing with unexpected situations or things she's never experienced before.


Prima Doll

Nagi has brown hair and gold color eyes.
He wears an auburn vest over a beige long-sleeve dress shirt, a monocle, dark brown pants and black dress shoes.

Nagi is a cheerful and calm person who is very smart and doesn’t like war. He is able to repair automata and have them work at Kuroneko-tei.


Prima Doll

Otome has long blond hair that is worn in a braided bun with wavy shoulder-length hair strands hanging on either side and reddish-pink eyes.
She wears a white cape, a white military-styled outfit, gray nylon pantyhose, a black belt and white high-heeled shoes.

Otome is steadfast in her decisions and calm even in precarious situations. She is obedient but is lenient if the law permits it.
She speak in an authoritative tone.


Prima Doll

Retzel has ash gray hair in twin ponytails and red velvet eyes. She wears a purplish-brown beret, a black cape over a white and gold-trimmed outfit, light gray stockings, and black shoes.

She has a very graceful, and proper demeanor, but is known for occasion to utter the cruel things on a whim. She is the only staff member who was " born" from overseas, so she sometimes feels a little lonely.


Prince Mackaroo

Ojarumaru has light skin, black eyebrows, and brown hair. He wears a sokutai, a dark blue eboshi, and green shoes.
When sleeping, Ojarumaru wears a pair of light yellow pajamas.

Ojarumaru is spoiled, laid-back, lazy, inquisitive, whimsical, and has a bit of a selfish side. He prefers a slow, peaceful way of living; he spends long periods of time relaxing or napping on his Santen Set . He strongly dislikes effort, as evident of his constant dependence on other characters (such as Kazuma) to carry him on long walks, as well as his procrastination on doing his homework assigned by Akamurasaki Shikibu . He has a habit of collecting rare items and storing them in his eboshi. He has a fear of water. [2]


Princess Comet

She has pale skin with blue eyes, and short curled Hot pink Hair with a portion held down by Yellow Star Clip. Her main casual attire consists of an orange hoodie with a green long sleeve shirt worn underneath, a purple jean skirt, yellow socks and red and white sneakers.
Her transformed outfit (and normal attire in the Harmonica Star World) is a pink dress with a hot pink pleated skirt under the frill-shaped split, and a see-through puffed-sleeved shirt worn over it. She also wears white frilly gloves, white boots, star earrings and a pink crown with a star resting on top of her head.
Her upgraded Love Power Form is more detailed then the last, consisting of more frills, ribbons, and a heart motif instead of a star motif.


Princess Comet

She has tan skin, red eyes with sea green hair with split portion bangs, that is worn up by a red ribbon.
Her main casual attire consits of a purple dress with white-frilled sleeves that go up to her elbow, white socks and red boots with a ribbon on the front.
Her transformed outfit (and normal attire in the Castanet Star World) is of a long purple and yellow dress with see-through yellow sleeves. She also wears brown boots, a yellow and red crown, diamond shaped earrings and chain jewelry on her forehead.
Her upgraded Love Power form has a noticable flamenco theme, which consists of frills, laces, a rose motif, and has a color theme of red white and black.

Unlike Comet's tranquil demeanor, Meteor is entirely the opposite, especially with her princesslike tantrums. She is loud, selfish, rude, and all-around annoying. She is absolutely a pain if she doesn't get what she wants and gets angry very easily. True, Meteor can be very cruel, but she can be generous. It's a shame that she doesn't show that side very often.


Princess Comet

She has brown eyes and pale skin, and long brunette hair that is tied in a ribbon

Michiru is shown to be unconfident about her baton skills amongst her team and has a low self-esteem.


Princess Comet

Mook appears as a purple circular bird-like creature with large eyes, a curled tail, and two small wings


Princess Connect! Re:Dive

Homare is a dragon-race member of Astrum with long, purple hair and red eyes (often closed). A section of her hair is tied into a bun sitting atop her head while the rest is left hanging free. She has two large dragon horns curling around her head towards the front. She also purple dragon wings and a long purple dragon tail.
Her weapon is a magic staff. She could use both offensive and healing magic.
She has a small, yellow dragon companion who floats beside her.


Princess Connect! Re:Dive

In the first game, Yuuki was presented as a faceless, first-person character. In the second game, he is given a clear appearance, with Yuuki sporting unkempt black hair, teal eyes and he has an average, yet sturdy build. His avatar belongs to the human-race. He wears a black and teal outfit with a blue cape around him and an armor plate on his right shoulder. He wears a pair of dark brown leather gloves on his hands. He also wears brown pants and dark brown boots. He has a blue belt with a golden belt buckle and a red strap for holding on to a gray sheath. His weapon is a long sword.
In the real world, Yuuki has a similar appearance to his in-game appearance. During certain stills, he wears the Tsubakigaoka Metropolitan High School's male uniform, which consist of a white shirt underneath a dark blue blazer, grey pants and black shoes.
In the anime, his outfit had a few changes, the shoulder plate and the red strap were removed and he does not wear any additional armor on both of his legs.

In the first game, Yuuki was shown to have quite the sarcastic side. Though being a friendly and approachable guy, he was not above making snide remarks at anything he found to be inconvenient or annoying, with some of his comments coming off as grating, calling out Fio when she poked fun at him for not knowing anything for being a newbie. While Yuuki used to go along with a lot of his friends' antics and quirky behavior, he would occasionally make it a point that they needed to behave themselves to not cause unnecessary problems, usually ones that involve him getting the end of the stick despite being the one that tries to defuse the situations. He also had a dry sense of humor, which, coupled with the above, made him come off as a bit of a jerk to some, such as commenting on how ineffectual Okto, Nouem and their little gang were as "villains" despite being part of the Seven Crowns, which Fio and Rei chastise him for.
However, Yuuki is a nice person. As shown in his childhood with Saren, he is quite selfless and protects others when they need help, even if he puts himself at risk for their sake. He is willing to go out of his way to assist someone, rarely thinks much of what he does and never asks for anything in return, unless it is insisted upon by whoever he helps. This trait has allowed him to form friendships with multiple people. His honesty, while sometimes frank, shows that he has nothing to hide, yet is also willing to keep a secret for his friends if it means respecting their privacy, something that has earned him the trust of others and has allowed them to open up to him. He tries his best to understand those around him and encourages them to give it their all when faced with challenge, helping Nozomi take her dream of being a top idol seriously and Aoi's social anxieties. Yuuki's genuine kindness has endeared him to others and inspired Akira Mosakuji to regain her faith in the world. Yuuki is also, humorously, oblivious to the feelings of girls who have romantic interests in him, despite the many obvious hints they present to him. Yuuki initially had no interest in playing Legends of Astrum , until he was forcefully logged into the game. However, thanks to meeting and becoming a part of Twinkle Wish, he found himself thoroughly enjoying the experience and dedicated much of his time in-game adventuring with them, solidified by him promising to help them in their goal to reach the Tower of Sol's top. While Yuuki does cherish the bonds he has made, he treasures his bond with his guildmates the most thanks to his time spent with them in the small time he has shared with them, both in the game and in real life, and will come to their defense without hesitation. Yuuki was also a surprisingly good strategist, being the one to come up with plans and instruct Twinkle Wish to get out of any situation by making sure of his guildmates' specific skills.
In the second game, after suffering amnesia, Yuuki had lost all basic knowledge such monetary value, his sense of direction and judge of character, requiring others, most notably Kokkoro , to help teach and guide him. A great example of this is how he initially chewed on a piece of Rupee and often gets lost in and out of Landosol while looking for either Kokkoro or Pecorine . Additionally, Yuuki lost all of his fighting experiences, which initially made him practically useless in a fight except for his Princess Knight power until Mifuyu Ogami began acting his part-time mentor and Rei sparring with him from time to time. Yuuki's overall behavior has been likened to that of a child due to his newfound innocence, but he occasionally shows some of his old personality, such as his sarcasm. He had also begun to adopt Pecorine's penchant for oddly open-minded cuisine, at one point eating an insect raw. Despite his current state, Yuuki's kindness and selflessness persists through his amnesia, showing that his true nature still shines through even without his memories, such as defending Karyl from Mana even after learning of Karyl's role as an assassin sent to kill Pecorine and him. However, there are times where Yuuki is able to show off some bouts of cleverness, being able to help Suzuna with her math problems. Additionally, he is able to hold down several part-time jobs, showing that he is still capable of working by himself. Bits of his old personality does resurface when he regains some of his old memories. In Dangerous Vacation , Yuuki had regained some of his old personality and memories enough that when Kokkoro was captured by the Giant Squid, he was the one who came up with the plan to rescue her and defeat the beast, coordinating Pecorine, Karyl, Kokkoro and Suzume to do as they asked him. Additionally, he had become more assertive during this which Pecorine noticed, but Yuuki still retained his new personality afterwards, reassuring the others the he is still the same person they know. In the second arc, however, Yuuki suffers another amnesia, but this time worse than before, as his mental state and personality have been reverted to that of a baby, although he is able to recover not long after.
Yuuki is revealed to have a wish of becoming a Magical Girl, pleading with Mora to turn him into one despite the fact that only girls are allowed to become one. He also has a huge love for them, which is what allowed him to get along with resident magical girl fangirl, Nanaka Tanno . Upon learning that Mora had made it possible for him to turn Shiori and Kasumi into Magical Girls using his Princess Knight ability, Yuuki did not hesitate to transform the two. This becomes a running gag where he causes Kasumi to transform, catchphrase and all, against her will whenever he has the chance to do so.
In the anime adaptation, Yuuki's amnesia is shown to have affected his mental state that, along with his lack of basic knowledge, his behavior is reverted that of a toddler. In addition to his current state, he is only able to speak one or two words at a time and he simply follows along what the rest of the Gourmet Guild do. His uselessness in a fight is shown where he is unable to take care of himself and often gets bitten or chewed on by various monsters and even animals, which becomes a running gag throughout the anime. However, much like in the game, Yuuki's unyielding kindness and heroism still shows, throwing himself between Christina and Hatsune when the former was about to attack the latter and facing a giant Shadow by himself to protect an injured Pecorine and Karyl. Over time, Yuuki slowly but surely starts to regain much of his mental faculties and starts becoming independent, being able to fight monsters and Shadows by himself. However, his memories still remain fragmented and when he does start to remember his past, his behavior takes a momentary shift, mainly if he remembers anything relating to his former guild, Twinkle Wish . Yuuki becomes serious, lacking much of his innocence which Karyl notices after he asks Pecorine for swordsmanship lessons. Upon seeing a vivid memory he had of them, Yuuki became depressed for forgetting about them and blaming himself for failing to protect them. While Yuuki does care for his current guildmates and the people they have befriended, he becomes reckless in his attempts to save everyone, such as forcefully pushing the limits of his Princess Knight power to prevent Kiiri from disappearing and reassuring Labyrista he is fine when asked about his worsening physical condition. Ultimately, Yuuki's decisions and actions are meant to protect his friends no matter the pain he has to endure, shown in a flashback where he tearfully sacrificed the bonds he formed and memories he created in a previous loop with his friends to start over and save them.


Princess Jellyfish

Alex is a good-looking male Stylish with wavy light-colored or dark-colored hair that is swept to the left, light-colored or dark-colored eyes and he wears sharp clothes.

Alex appears to be a fun-loving and rather easy-going guy.


Princess Jellyfish

Banba's hair is short and very curly. It covers her eyes completely. She usually wears a black and white striped shirt with dark green jeans and blue sneakers.

Banba is usually phlegmatic and has a dry wit.


Princess Jellyfish

Chieko is of a short-medium stature, chubby framed, with a rounded face and prominent double chin. She frequently wears kimonos, as they are her passion. She has long dark hair she keeps tied back and glasses.

Chieko proves to be the most able to keep a clear head, first when she's the last to run away from the redevelopment meeting, and later when the guests start arriving for the fashion show at Amamizukan. She's also seems to show the most social intelligence, as she (with the effort of The Sisterhood and Kuronsuke) convinces both her mother and Shoko Inari out of the sale of the building.


Princess Jellyfish

Very similar to Chieko she is a short, and round woman. She looks almost exactly like her daughter with the exception of her often wearing jewelry and a different pair of glasses.

Chiyoko is obsessive and self-centered. She cares most about pursuing her own goals.


Princess Jellyfish

She is a pale girl with glasses and a choppy bob. She is seen wearing a pink button up shirt, brown pant shorts, and a beige sweater with green details, along with white socks and blue shoes.

She is quiet and introverted. Generally she keeps to herself, apart from expressing attraction to older men.
Though Kuranosuke initially refers to her as the one who fades into the background, Jiji shows the most strength. She takes some time to reflect and finds it within herself to step up to do hard, thankless work in order to help out the group. She also pushes back when Kuranosuke becomes too possessive of Tsukimi , letting him know that he's not respecting her right to make her own choices.


Princess Jellyfish

He is a young, bespectacled man with long dark hair, a thin goatee and bangs. He has only revealed himself on the very last chapter to support the Amars and Kuranosuke' Jellyfish Dress Fashion Show.

Although he has no lines and is never shown until the final chapter, Mejiro is a commanding presence in Amamizukan. He offers "guidance" to the other residents, and is strong in his belief that real men are not necessary. He cares for his residence very much, and was willing to put down the entire down payment for Amamizukan.


Princess Jellyfish

Kai always appears well-dressed, unsurprisingly. He is tall with long black hair and a handsome face.

Kai is intelligent and calculating. He enjoys having fun and can roll with things, but he primarily likes to get his own way.
It's uncertain to what degree he has genuine feeling toward other people. His oldest companion gets treated like a servant, and he has very little tolerance toward the bad attitude of the woman he's currently sleeping with.
Contrary to his treatment of Kiki and Hwa-Young, he has shown some consideration toward Tsukimi. He took into account Tsukimi's discomfort with their fancy evening plans and immediately changed them to make her feel more at ease.


Princess Jellyfish

Lina is shown as a slender lady with blonde, silky hair. She wears fashionable dresses for her singing gigs and is still comfortably fashionable in her clothing choice while at home.

Despite the small amount of scenes she appears both in the anime and manga, Lina is seen as calm and composed, often keeping to herself. However, she gets excited at the simple mention of her son, Kuranosuke , and his many antics with Jellyfish.


Princess Jellyfish

Mayaya's family consists of her overbearing mother, her father, her elderly grandfather, and her cousin Mami . Mayaya is most close with Mami because she is the one who got her into three kingdoms in the first place. Mayaya however does not have a very good relationship with her mother.

She tends to get easily excited, especially about food, and often shouts instead of speaking. [1]


Princess Jellyfish

Her brother is Saburouta Negishi . She married Keiichiro Koibuchi and gave birth to a son, Shuu Koibuchi . She later took her husband's illegitimate son, Kuranosuke Koibuchi into her home.

Mrs. Koibuchi comes across as being a very passive personality. Her husband is an adulterer, but her opinion on this is unknown. She does permit his former mistress and their son to come to dinner the night that the family takes the son in.
At other times she's seen trying to relieve stressful situations between Keiichiro and Kuranosuke. Once asking her husband to calm down, another time informing Kuranosuke that she'd prepared a bath for him. That she did this when he'd only just arrived home did not strike him as unusual.
How she feels about Kuranosuke's crossdressing habits is also unknown, but she clearly does not want it upsetting the atmosphere of the household. Keeping the peace appears to be her main objective.


Princess Jellyfish

Nisha is a tall and thin young woman of Indian descent. She has dark brown eyes, and long, straight black hair that she wears in a bun at work, sometimes down, or in a ponytail when off. At work, she dresses in a sari, and when out, in Western-style eveningwear, always with a lot of jewelry.

Nisha is outgoing and not gentle with the truth. She can be very sarcastic, and though she might come across as rude, she genuinely wants the Amars to succeed.


Princess Jellyfish

Nomu has straight hair in curled pigtails along with some bows, she usually wears a collared shirt with ruffles.

Nomu is basically a onlooker of all the events that take place during Kurano-suke's plans, she is passionate about making clothes for her dolls and isn't all that interested in making "Maggot clothes" yet she does stick around and keep helping them with their clothes. Throughout the series she's seen to be rather uninterested and unimpressed with most of the things going on, though she does want to make sure that the brand that they're all working is worth it in the end, hoping that if Jellyfish succeeds she'll be able to take better pictures with her dolls.


Princess Jellyfish

He has a sister by blood who is married to Keiichiro Koibuchi . Shuu Koibuchi is his nephew, also by blood. Kuranosuke Koibuchi , Keiichiro's illegitimate son, is as an honorary nephew.

Saburouta Negishi takes few things seriously and is generally a silly person around his family. He also tends to gravitate towards juicy gossip.


Princess Jellyfish

Shōko is a slim young woman with upper-back length reddish-brown hair that has bangs swept to the left side, black eyes, a mole on her face beside her mouth and her height is average-to-tall.
She qualifies as one of the Stylish where she dresses professionally business-casual with a touch of sensuality that she amps up when she feels the occasion calls for it.

Shōko is a hard-working and cynical woman who has a hard-hitting reputation, which she states is why she was assigned to the Amamizu Redevelopment project. She is not opposed to using underhanded methods to succeed in her job, like trading sex for favors or using blackmail. In addition to seduction games and bullying phone calls, Shōko's determination to close deals includes bribery and international travel, as she makes multiple trips out of the country to persuade Chieko 's mother into selling Amamizukan.
The only thing she seems not to succeed at is ending her crush on Shū Koibuchi .


Princess Jellyfish

Shu is a handsome man short black hair that is parted to the right, brown eyes and round glasses. He is usually dressed in a suit.

Shuu is awkward and bashful when it comes to romance. He tends to daydream, particularly about a happy life with Tsukimi Kurashita .
He is also very protective of Kuranosuke Koibuchi . Though mostly a passive person, Shuu shows his steel when Kuranosuke is insulted by Shoko Inari . He clearly threatens her into backing down.
Shuu is also a bit obtuse and unobservant. It takes a couple encounters before he realizes that Tsukimi is the same girl in glasses and sweatshirts. He also does not pick up on the urgency of events when Tsukimi is being groomed to go to Singapore.


Princess Jellyfish

Tsukimi is a fair-skinned young woman who stands at average height with long black hair, that she usually styles in plaits, followed by large brown eyes, and freckles. Her appearance is noted to give her a demure and naive look.
She wears red-framed glasses and is often seeing wearing plain, somewhat old-fashioned clothes that would range from a full-on grey sweatsuit to a knee-length navy blue colored skirt and a pink jumper with plain trainers.
In stark contrast to her innocent looking appearance, whenever Tsukimi is shown to wear makeup or is fully dressed up, courtesy of Kuranosuke , she is shown to be an attractive young woman that garners the attention from the Koibuchi brothers on numerous occasions.

Tsukimi is noted to be innocent, youthful at heart, as well as somewhat naive about the world around her.
She is also shown to be kindhearted, an example being when she assists the other Amars with the daily task of shopping and cleaning. Outside of that, she would occasionally buy them small gifts from time to time with the money that she receives from her father.
Much like the other Amars , she has an irrational fear of stylish people and will usually petrify in their presence. Aside from having the inability to be around the "stylish", Tsukimi also has a hard time when being around males. However, this fear is easily eased whenever her glasses are removed, due to both bad eyesight and just so she won't have to see them up close.
Aside from her kind and youthful innocence, Tsukimi is shown to lack confidence and has extremely poor self-esteem towards herself, enough to where she'd constantly view herself as "ugly".
Despite perceiving herself as "ugly", and that her initial fear of being judged and hated by the Amars, if she were to dress up fashionably like the "stylish", she'd prefer to look the way she is. However, whenever everyone is on board with dressing up as an "After", she remains clueless to the fact that she is fairly attractive.
Outside of lacking confidence, her happiness shows whenever jellyfishes are involved.