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* PrimaryColorChampion: A heroic young woman who wears a yellow shirt, blue shorts and red sneakers.
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* TheAssimilator: The 2022 remake shows this is what happens to the children she kidnaps, absorbing them inside her womb.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: The 2022 Remake reveals this is what happens to her when Suga and Shiori use the glowstone. She forgets about her grudge and ascends to the afterlife. Unfortunately she also forgets about her child as well.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: The 2022 Remake remake reveals this is what happens to her when Suga and Shiori use the glowstone. She forgets about her grudge and ascends to the afterlife. Unfortunately she also forgets about her child as well.
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* ThePowerOfHate: The White Child claims that the Taking Spirit is only kept going by her hatred of the Stone Guardian for his perceived betrayal.
* RavenHairIvorySkin: Before she died she had black hair, pale skin, and was considered beautiful.
* RevengeBeforeReason: Wants to torture the Stone Guardian (and later his descendants) as revenge for allegedly betraying and killing her baby. Even after she finds out that the God of the Forest set them up, she openly states that she doesn't care because it doesn't change the fact that she died.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Her immediate priority after becoming a vengeful ghost (when she's not kidnapping children) is to get revenge on the Stone Guardian for his perceived betrayal. After he dies, she continues to torture his descendants.
* TookALevelInJerkass: Upon her becoming a vengeful ghost, she's considerably darker and more violent than she was when she was alive. Considering the tragic circumstances behind her death, however, this is understandable.
* RavenHairIvorySkin: Before she died she had black hair, pale skin, and was considered beautiful.
* RevengeBeforeReason: Wants to torture the Stone Guardian (and later his descendants) as revenge for allegedly betraying and killing her baby. Even after she finds out that the God of the Forest set them up, she openly states that she doesn't care because it doesn't change the fact that she died.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Her immediate priority after becoming a vengeful ghost (when she's not kidnapping children) is to get revenge on the Stone Guardian for his perceived betrayal. After he dies, she continues to torture his descendants.
* TookALevelInJerkass: Upon her becoming a vengeful ghost, she's considerably darker and more violent than she was when she was alive. Considering the tragic circumstances behind her death, however, this is understandable.
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* WhyCantIHateYou: Even though Keiichiro adopts Kotarou, he secretly resents him for being related to the Stone Guardian and being indirectly responsible for Shiori losing her memories. However he also admits it's not Kotarou's fault.
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-->Yes. Humans are selfish beings. Always breaking your “promises”. You ravage. You sin. But it’s never enough. Screaming, and always so selfish. You don’t even acknowledge your betters. You sinful humans. I will devour you.
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* SmallTownTyrant: In the original game, he ran Azakawa Village and would force the wives and children of convicted criminals into slavery, while hiding behind his image as a benevolent protector. The Kotori Obake was one such woman who ended up his victim. His remake counterpart, on the other hand, is never stated to be the village leader and so averts this.
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* SmallTownTyrant: In the original game, he ran Azakawa Village and would force the wives and children of convicted criminals into slavery, while hiding behind his image as a benevolent protector. The Kotori Obake was one such woman who ended up his victim. His remake counterpart, on the other hand, is never stated to be the village leader and so averts this.this due to being a mere stone mason.
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* HateSink: In the original game, he is responsible for turning an innocent woman into the [[BigBad Kotori Obake]], as he had her imprisoned on false charges, killed her whole family, and raped her. However, this is averted with his remake self, who is made significantly more sympathetic.
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* HateSink: In the original game, he is responsible for turning an innocent woman into the [[BigBad Kotori Obake]], as he had her imprisoned on false charges, killed her whole family, and raped her. However, this is averted with his remake self, who is made significantly somewhat more sympathetic.
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* NeverMyFault: In the remake, he blames Tsuyu for getting him cursed, stating that if he hadn't tried to help her this would've not happened.
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* NeverMyFault: In the remake, he blames Tsuyu for getting him cursed, killing her husband and children, stating that if he hadn't tried to help her this would've her, he would not happened.have gotten cursed by the Forest God and had to do such things to seek his forgiveness.
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: The whole village reveres him as a hero, both back when he was alive and in the present day. However, he was really a tyrant who [[SinsOfOurFathers had the wives and children of criminals sold into sexual slavery]], and the Kotori Obake/Taking Spirit was one of his many victims. This is retconned in the 2022 remake.
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* SmallTownTyrant: In the original game, he ran Azakawa Village and would force the wives and children of convicted criminals into slavery, while hiding behind his image as a benevolent protector. The Kotori Obake was one such woman who ended up his victim. His remake counterpart, on the other hand, is never stated to be the village leader and so averts this.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: The wholevillage reveres him as a hero, village, both back when he was alive and in the present day.day, reveres him as a hero who protected the village and its children from the Kotori Obake. However, he was really a tyrant who [[SinsOfOurFathers had the wives and children of criminals sold into sexual slavery]], and the Kotori Obake/Taking Spirit was one of his many victims. This is retconned in the 2022 remake.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: The whole
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* ParentalSubstitute: Ever since Kotarou's father died, Keiichiro took care of him and raised him as his foster father.
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* ScatterbrainedSenior: The owner of the store is a nice lady who was a friend of Midori, and mistakes her daughter Shiori for Midori herself.
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* TheMatchmaker: One of the farmers really wants to find a husband for his eligible granddaughter, and also ponders the possibility of [[ShipTease booking Shiori up with Koutaro]].
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* CheerfulChild: She is usually very chipper and playful, and wants to spend time with Shiori, whom she looks up to as a big sister.
* DamselInDistress: She regularly gets lost following the voice of the Taking Spirit, and Shiori finds herself having to rescue her. The events of the third day are set off by her vanishing and the whole village organizing to look for her.
* DamselInDistress: She regularly gets lost following the voice of the Taking Spirit, and Shiori finds herself having to rescue her. The events of the third day are set off by her vanishing and the whole village organizing to look for her.
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* HeelFaceTurn: He eventually realizes Shiori is trying to protect his daughter, not kidnap her, and stops treating her so harshly.
* InspectorJavert: He believes that, since Shiori is an outsider who is always seen with his frequently vanishing daughter, that she must be kidnapping her, and antagonizes her whenever he shows up. He refuses to believe that she could be rescuing her.
* SchoolyardBullyAllGrownUp: He and his friends used to bully Suga, and while he has grown up to be a loving single father, he is so protective of his daughter that he immediately accuses the outsider Shiori, who is always rescuing her, of kidnapping her and acts very unpleasant towards her.
* StrugglingSingleFather: Ever since his wife left him for the man she was cheating on him with, he has tried to raise Ayuko alone, and the stresses of that, the village not exactly being all that accepting of single parenthood, and Ayuko constantly disappearing from his watch have made him paranoid.
* UngratefulBastard: Shiori always rescues his daughter, Ayuko, from the reach of the Taking Spirit, but because she is an outsider to the village, he thinks she is the one abducting Ayu and antagonizes her every time he sees her.
* InspectorJavert: He believes that, since Shiori is an outsider who is always seen with his frequently vanishing daughter, that she must be kidnapping her, and antagonizes her whenever he shows up. He refuses to believe that she could be rescuing her.
* SchoolyardBullyAllGrownUp: He and his friends used to bully Suga, and while he has grown up to be a loving single father, he is so protective of his daughter that he immediately accuses the outsider Shiori, who is always rescuing her, of kidnapping her and acts very unpleasant towards her.
* StrugglingSingleFather: Ever since his wife left him for the man she was cheating on him with, he has tried to raise Ayuko alone, and the stresses of that, the village not exactly being all that accepting of single parenthood, and Ayuko constantly disappearing from his watch have made him paranoid.
* UngratefulBastard: Shiori always rescues his daughter, Ayuko, from the reach of the Taking Spirit, but because she is an outsider to the village, he thinks she is the one abducting Ayu and antagonizes her every time he sees her.
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* HeelFaceTurn: By the end, he has grown a little less of a cynical SadistTeacher.
* SadistTeacher: He was a bully as a kid, and one of his friends speculates that he has become just as cruel to his students. He is certainly not pleasant to Miyako, giving her as much of a hard time as her fellow students and outright saying if something happens to her, no one will care enough to help her.
* SadistTeacher: He was a bully as a kid, and one of his friends speculates that he has become just as cruel to his students. He is certainly not pleasant to Miyako, giving her as much of a hard time as her fellow students and outright saying if something happens to her, no one will care enough to help her.
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A government official and representative of the Azakawa Village council. He visits Suga to convince him to allow them to demolish the museum.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Kenji and Midori, Shiori's parents, met as children.
-->'''Kenji Kanzaki:''' (''in his childhood diary'') Midori went for a swim while I was fishing. She was scaring them off, so we had a fight.\\
'''Shiori Kanzaki:''' Midori? Mom...? So they were together since childhood.
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A government official and representative of the Azakawa Village council. He visits Suga to convince him to allow them to demolish the museum.
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-->'''Kenji Kanzaki:''' (''in his childhood diary'') Midori went for a swim while I was fishing. She was scaring them off, so we had a fight.\\
'''Shiori Kanzaki:''' Midori? Mom...? So they were together since childhood.
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A government official and representative of the Azakawa Village council. He visits Suga to convince him to allow them to demolish the museum.
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* AscendedExtra: From one of Suga's childhood bullies in the original to a paranoid single father who constantly antagonizes Shiori for being an outsider in the remake.
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[[folder:The God of the Forest (spoilers)]]
A god-like entity of Azakawa Village. It resents humanity due to being forgotten by humans, reducing him to a small snake. The snake ran into Tsuyu Kanzaki, frightening her and asking the Stone Guardian to kill the snake. Afterwards the god cursed them both and ruined their lives.
A god-like entity of Azakawa Village. It resents humanity due to being forgotten by humans, reducing him to a small snake. The snake ran into Tsuyu Kanzaki, frightening her and asking the Stone Guardian to kill the snake. Afterwards the god cursed them both and ruined their lives.
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Miyako's trainee teacher. He's a very cynical man who doesn't particularly like the
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* AscendedExtra: From just one of Suga's childhood bullies in the original to Miyako's SadistTeacher and a recurring character in the remake.
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A god-like entity of Azakawa Village. It resents humanity due to being forgotten by humans, reducing him to a small snake. The snake ran into Tsuyu Kanzaki, frightening her and asking the Stone Guardian to kill the snake. Afterwards the god cursed them both and ruined their lives.
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A god-like entity of Azakawa Village. It resents humanity due to being forgotten by humans, reducing him to a small snake. The snake ran into Tsuyu Kanzaki, frightening her and asking the Stone Guardian to kill the snake. Afterwards the god cursed them both and ruined their lives.
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* JerkassGods: He used to have young girls sacrificed to him and threatened to flood the village if he wasn't fed sufficiently, and is the one who told the Stone Guardian to kill Tsuyu's family just to punish them for killing his physical body, thinking he was just a snake. Everything that happens in the game is his fault, and in Ending 6 he has Shiori sacrifice herself to him.
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!Original Game
Characters introduced in the original game, manga, and light novel.
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[[folder:Ayuko Yokohata]]
A little girl who is always getting lost.
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-->Don't tell me... you're the one who's been dragging Ayuko around, huh!?
Ayuko's father who's recently returned with his daughter to the village. He's always trying to look out for her, but she always keeps vanishing. He is suspicious of Shiori for being an outsider and suspects she is trying to kidnap Ayuko.
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-->Don't tell me... you're the one who's been dragging Ayuko around, huh!?
Ayuko's father who's recently returned with his daughter to the village. He's always trying to look out for her, but she always keeps vanishing. He is suspicious of Shiori for being an outsider and suspects she is trying to kidnap Ayuko.
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A god-like entity of Azakawa Village. It resents humanity due to being forgotten by humans, reducing him to a small snake. The snake ran into Tsuyu Kanzaki, frightening her and asking the Stone Guardian to kill the snake. Afterwards the god cursed them both and ruined their lives.
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* AllLovingHero: She's friendly, kind, and extremely selfless.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: After all the hell we went through just for being related to the Stone Guardian his curse is finally lifted and he regains his voice. Not just that, but Shiori is back in his life and his work as a stone mason is getting recognition around the village.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Suga. Both are stone masons and were very protective of a certain girl. They got also cursed for trying to protect her. But while the Stone Guardian blames Tsuyu for it, to the point that he erases his own memories, Suga is faithfully loyal to Shiori and instead blames himself.
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* GenerationXerox: Implied. Her parents [[ChildhoodFriendRomance were close friends as kids]], and her ImpliedLoveInterest is her own childhood friend Suga.
