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Their Royal Highnesses Princes and Princesses of the Kingdom, the Sakurada siblings
Akane Sakurada
Voiced by: Kana Hanazawa (Japanese), Bryn Apprill (English)
The Sakurada family's fourth child and third daughter, as well as the primary viewpoint character for the series. She is 15 and in her first year of high school.
- A-Cup Angst: Currently the flattest of the girls who have hit puberty. She seems pretty downhearted when Hikari starts questioning her about boobs.
- Affectionate Nickname: Misaki calls her "Aka-nee."
- Butt-Monkey: The world seems to be conspiring to make every minute of her life as embarrassing as possible, whether accidentally flashing her panties in public or constantly getting shopping duties.
- She also tends to be teased the most amongst her siblings. For example, in Chapter 10, when she apparently ranked the lowest in the December polls, the other siblings, specifically Shu and Hikari, tease her relentlessly for being placed last. However, when Shu consistently got last place in the polls beforehand, no one really comments on it.
- Clark Kenting: As Crimson Bloom. Subverted since everyone knows it's really her, but they play along.
- Class Representative: Despite her shyness, she seems to get along really well with her classmates and took on the role to help them.
- Clueless Dude Magnet: Is unaware of the fact that she has a huge fan club.
- Comedic Underwear Exposure: Frequently occurs to her due to her Butt-Monkey status.
- Cuteness Overload: Had one in Chapter 13/Episode 7A when Shiori gives her a get-well kiss.
- The Ditz: As the story continues one can notice despite her own self-consciousness, she's utterly clueless of what's happening around her—like whether she's wearing anything on her lower body (Chapter 12/Episode 4A), or that everyone knows she is Scarlet Bloom (Chapter 21/Episode 9A).
- Expy: Of Tsubomi Hanasaki. Both of them are redheaded Shrinking Violets that wear Girlish Pigtails in the exact same way. These two also express their sudden comical embarassment in extremely similar ways such as their pigtails suddenly standing on end.
- Fangirl: Of Sacchan's. In chapter 20/Episode 7B, she even invaded the backstage of a concert just to see Sacchan (after Hikari refused her request as the latter doesn't want people to know she is Royalty).
- Fanservice: Despite her A-Cup Angst, the endcard for Episode 9 has Akane depicted as very endowed and in a swimsuit.
- Girlish Pigtails: However, they're placed much lower on her head compared to Hana's, as she finds putting them up any higher childish.
- Gravity Master: Her Royalty Superpower, Gravity Core, allows her to manipulate the weight of herself or anything else she touches, and make them lighter or heavier. She mostly uses this to fly and run faster than normal. On the offensive side, she can also change the gravity of the air around her, effectively creating an air explosion.
- Justice Will Prevail: What she says as she makes a dash to catch a purse thief. This is in fact Akane's most important character trait; she has the tendency to do "what ought to be done" despite not quite really in the position to do so.
- Little Big Sister: She's eventually outgrown by Misaki, Haruka, and Hikari.
- Meaningful Name: The "aka" in Akane means red, and her hair and eyes are, well, red.
- Not in This for Your Revolution: The only reason she may be interested in winning the election is that, as the monarch, she can remove the cameras that she absolutely loathes. If she doesn't win, she has no objections with asking whoever wins the election to do it for her instead.
- Nice Girl: Despite her shy demeanor, Akane is a kind and caring girl at heart who is willing to help anyone. Her strong sense of justice also hits her personality as well.
- Paper-Thin Disguise: "Scarlet Bloom." Everybody knows Scarlet Bloom is Akane, they just pretend she isn't.
- Puppy-Dog Eyes: Get it relatively often, like when she was fangirling over Sacchan in episode 10 or thanking Karen and An for canvassing for her in episode 12.
- Reluctant Fanservice Girl: By way of accidentally providing Panty Shots to the in-universe audience.
- "Shaggy Dog" Story: In Chapter 10, she was actually relieved to have placed last at the December polls, even as she becomes annoyed over Hikari and Shuu teasing her over it. Then the vote presenter revealed he made a counting mistake and declared Akane the winner of the poll, much to her horror.
- Shrinking Violet: Which makes having security cameras installed all of the town a nightmare. It is reasonable to predict that merely walking around without a companion would cause a nervous breakdown. Strangely, she's more comfortable with people she already knows about; which explains why she actually acts normally at school. The term "crippling shyness" used elsewhere is not the editors' exaggeration; in Chapter 21/Episode 9A Aoi did mention some fear that if this goes on, Akane may not function... as a non-royal.
- Skewed Priorities: She went bottomless in Chapter 12/Episode 4A because of this — she was in fact changing into shorts, but in the process she heard the school preparation bell ringing... so she decided she'd rather be bottomless than be late.
- Used to Be More Social: She wasn't as shy in elementary school, and would pick up fights with boys if it was for justice. To such degree that the King decided to send bodyguards with her.
Aoi Sakurada
Voiced by: Ai Kayano (Japanese), Tia Ballard (English)
The Sakurada family's first daughter, as well as the oldest of all the children. She is 17 and in her third year of high school. Despite being hugely popular among the populace, she has been ambivalent towards the Election, sometimes to her siblings' chagrin.
- Bad Powers, Good People: Finds mind control too repugnant to use. The only time she uses it intentionally was to resolve a robbery in a department store.
- Beware the Nice Ones: There's no doubt that Aoi is an extremely nice girl. But when Hikari is starting to tell Akane that the populace knew Scarlet Bloom is Akane all along in Chapter 21/Episode 9A, Aoi asked Hikari to "talk for a minute"... in a way that Hikari came out with a Thousand-Yard Stare.
- Blessed with Suck: How she views Absolute Order. Ever since she discovered it, she became unsure of whether the kindness others show to her comes from their own volition or her compulsion. The possibility of the latter made her reluctant to become the monarch. It's even worse in the manga: while the anime states that its effects wear off eventually, in the manga it's implied to be permanent — see how she orders the bank robbers in Chapter 9 to not do anything like that ever again, which wouldn't make sense if the order's effect is temporary. This makes Aoi's worries much more important in context.
- Compelling Voice: Her real Royalty Superpower, Absolute Order. A very deconstructed example, as the dissonance between her ability to subconsciously control minds and her genuinely sweet nature causes a lot of distress.
- Cool Big Sis: Always the loving and helpful older sister.
- Meaningful Name: Aoi means blue, and her hair is, well, blue.
- Nice Girl: Probably the nicest of the siblings and the most considerate. This averts the potentially harmful effects of Absolute Order on the society despite the fact that she has been unwittingly using it for several years.
- Obliviously Superpowered: Aoi Sakurada knew that as a royal, she would have a super-power - she simply didn't know what it was until she reached middle school, where she discovered through chance that the reason people admired and adored her was due to the fact that she had a Compelling Voice and thus most people responded to a simple request as an absolute order that had to be obeyed. Needless to say, Aoi was horrified, and from then on, always made sure to phrase any requests in such a way that it was clear a person was free to refuse.
- Photographic Memory: Invisible Work is essentially this. While she is in fact an example of this trope, it's not her Royalty Superpower.
- Power Incontinence: Her Compelling Voice power activates whenever she makes a request to someone. She often defies it by tagging "if you want to" to requests so that the other side can at least have a choice to decline. In any rate, she decided to drop out of the election because of this trope in the anime.Aoi Sakurada, addressing the public: My real power is called "Absolute Order." This power forces a person to obey me. If I were to become King, I would give directions and orders to many people. However, those may not always be appropriate. Therefore, I cannot become King.
- Semantic Superpower: Absolute Order relies on how she phrases her speech to work. Notice that she politely asks questions to make requests rather than simply tell people to do things.
- Teen Genius: Invisible Work makes her one. In Chapter 16, Kanade thinks it's the other way around — Aoi pretends her intelligence is a Royalty Superpower to hide some other power.
- The World Is Not Ready: For most of the series only herself, her parents, and her superpower researcher knows about "Absolute Order" is her real Royalty Superpower. Understandably, this is due to PR issues. In the manga, at the point where Aoi is going to reveal her real power to the public, the King decided to fib to his constituents and declare her power is actually... Charm Person.
- Youngest Child Wins: Inverted in the anime. She's the eldest and is consistently in first place for the election rankings in anime. Eventually this inversion was subverted with her last-minute withdrawal.
Shu Sakurada
The Sakurada family's first son, the second oldest of the children, and Kanade's older twin. He is 16 and in his second year of high school. In both manga and anime continuities, he won the royal election.
- Alliterative Name: Shu Sakurada
- Awesome Moment of Crowning: Eventually wins the election after Aoi withdraws and he then delivers a speech while
steering a damaged blimp out of harm's way. - Buxom Beauty Standard: Subverted. Hikari claims that he said big boobs are better, but Shu himself claims that density is what's most important.
- Career-Ending Injury: Back in his childhood, he wanted to be a soccer player — a dream forever denied to him after he broke his right leg trying to save Akane from Kanade's crumbling castle 12 years ago. He's not exactly a cripple, but in the anime he apparently can't run for any distance and has to rely on Transporter.
- Childhood Friend Romance: With his classmate Satou, who he knew back in fourth grade. When Satou confesses to wanting this, he doesn't seem opposed to the idea. It's possible that, if he wasn't so focused on sabotaging Kanade's attempts to become the next ruler, they would've already started going out. He finally returns her feelings by the end of Episode 8B.
- Cool Big Bro: Much like Aoi, he doesn't mind Akane's shyness and offers to take her home after school to shield her from the surveillance cameras.
- Eventually, that became his most prominent trait after the castle incident arcs in Chapters 29-30 (Episode 6A/10B). In fact the title for episode 10B, Big Brother Acts like the Big Bro, lampshades this—and in the same episode, he asserts to Kanade that he has the responsibility to be this.
- Flashy Teleportation: Only in the anime, where, when his Royalty Superpower of teleportation is used, he, and the people/objects he touches, glow white with a green aura, and fade while turning into white lines and dots that rise into the air. Reappearance is the reverse of this process.
- Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Surprisingly, when they were young, Shu acted as the responsible sibling in comparison to Kanade.
- Generation Xerox: He looks exactly like his father did when the latter was his age, albeit slightly shorter. This even extends to their circumstances; their interests in kingship is basically driven by a Manic Pixie Dream Girl.
- Hormone-Addled Teenager: The public perceives him as a pervert without much motivation. The latter is right, but the former, not so much.
- Just Eat Gilligan: After the royal siblings worked together to prevent a malfunctioning airship from crashing onto people and succeeded, Akane then asked why not Shuu just simply teleport the airship away. Shuu only responded with a short "Ah".
- My Sister Is Off-Limits: Several times.
- When Kanade jokingly claims that Fukushina was asking for Akane's hand in marriage in Chapter 6, he loudly expresses his objection.
- In Chapter 11, when Prince Alvin attempted to propose to Akane, Shu flatly asked him to stop.
- Nice Guy: One of the reasons Satou falls for him, besides the fact that he still remembers her after she moved back after many years. He doesn't even fault Kanade for accidentally breaking his right leg years ago, to the point that he doesn't want her to overspend trying to find a way to heal it as penance.
- Stealthy Teleportation: His Royalty Superpower is Transporter, which allows him to teleport himself and anything (or anyone) he touches to a location he's previously thought about. In this process, the teleported items just disappear and re-appear.
- We Win Because You Didn't: Shuu is less interested in being king than running to stop Kanade from winning. He's doing this because he fears Kanade will risk running state funds dry trying to heal his leg.
Kanade Sakurada
Voiced by: Kaori Ishihara (Japanese), Michelle Rojas (English)
The Sakurada family's second daughter and the third oldest of the children. Like her older twin Shu, she is 16 and in her second year of high school, where she serves as vice president of the student council.
- Affectionate Nickname: Akane and Hikari call her "Kana-chan."
- The Atoner: Her main reason for running to be Queen is to have the power to accelerate the nation's medical technology and thus find a way to cure Shuu's right leg, as penance for accidentally breaking it twelve years ago.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: While she sees Akane as an Annoying Younger Sibling due to her extreme shyness, she creates a wall bigger than necessary to stop her from being hit by a truck without even thinking, because saving her little sister is more important than saving money. And despite constantly bickering with Shuu, her devotion to her older twin is so much so she's willing to use up the nation's wealth to heal his leg.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Downplayed. She acts perfect in public, but shows her more selfish side at home. For example, she has a particularly low opinion of Akane's crippling shyness, or her own father's overprotectiveness.
- In Episode 9A, Kanade gets Aoi to beg for a pair of jamming glasses that are supposed to hide Akane's identity from others. She knows that they do not work, and forces the rest of the family into playing along with the ruse.
- Cast from Money: Her power only works so long as she has the funds to pay for whatever she conjures.
- Cuteness Proximity: In the manga, towards a de-aged Akane. In the anime, however, the one acting this way was Misaki, while Kanade shows no strong reaction.
- Equivalent Exchange: Kanade is able to create practically any item from her imagination. The condition is her power essentially draws from her banking account in which the monetary value of the item she creates is subtracted from the sum total of money she has saved. This is essentially what keeps her ability from being a Story-Breaker Power.
- Face Palm: Her reaction after Akane accidentally flashes her schoolmates at the end of Chapter 12/Episode 4A.
- Guilt Complex: Much of her drive for running to be Queen stems from her lingering guilt over an incident twelve years ago, when a castle she materialized collapsed, hurting Akane and breaking Shuu's right leg (dashing his dream of becoming a soccer player) in his attempt to rescue her.
- Insert Payment to Use: Her power requires her to pay for the things she materializes, or else something else she materialized will dematerialize to pay for it.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: See Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other.
- The Power of Creation: She has Heaven's Gate as her Royalty Superpower, allowing her to create anything she thinks of. Stops short of being a Story-Breaker Power by one thing: anything she makes immediately gets a price tag... which is ''then'' immediately deducted from her savings account. Ouch.
- To show how ridiculously overpowered Kanade's power would be without the savings account limitation, look no further than the wall she made to save Akane from the truck... Which is made out of material that's not even invented yet, but will be. In forty years, that is. Yikes.
- Secretly Wealthy: Kanade's savings account is on par with the national budget. Akane doesn't even know that until Kanade tells her.
- Student Council President: She's actually the vice-president. But since the president is often too sick to appear, she becomes the face of the student council. Understandably, she'd become one in the next year anyway.
- Young Entrepreneur: Already has as much money as the national budget as a eleventh-grader, mainly through the stock market. Justified, as she needs that money to use her power.
Misaki Sakurada
Voiced by: Eriko Matsui (Japanese), Jad Saxton (English)
The Sakurada family's fourth daughter and fifth child, and Haruka's older twin sister. She is 13 and in her second year of middle school.
- Age Lift: A minor example, but in the manga, Haruka is the older twin while she is the younger twin. The anime switches their birth order.
- Chronic Hero Syndrome: Often stops mid-campaign to help people, with or without her clones.
- Clingy Jealous Girl: A mild example, but she gets jealous whenever Haruka shows more affection towards their other sisters.
- Cuteness Proximity: Towards a de-aged Akane in the anime. Note that Misaki was not present for the scene in the manga (she took Kanade's role).
- Expository Hairstyle Change: The real Misaki wears her hair in a Tomboyish Ponytail, while her clones have their unique styles.
- The Generic Girl: Sees herself as this, to the point that she notes how her clones have more personality than the real thing.
- Girlish Pigtails: Several of her clones sport this.
- I Just Want to Be Special: Her main complex.
- Literal Split Personality: Her Royalty Superpower is All For One, which allows her to make seven copies of herself. Each copy reflects a facet of Misaki's personality, and each is really good at one subject, which annoys Misaki to no end, seeing that she considers herself generic.
- Lovable Sex Maniac: Shaura, her clone that embodies her (repressed) lust. In Chapter 3/Episode 5C, she answer all of Mashima's questions sexually, and later flat-out asks Haruka, her twin brother, to comfort her sexually.
- Overshadowed by Awesome: She found herself awfully inadequate compared to Aoi, Kanade, Akane, and her clones.
- Sailor Fuku: Her school uniform.
- Seven Deadly Sins: Each of Misaki's copies is a Flanderization of a deadly sin, exaggerating specific physical and personality traits.
- Big Eater: Bubu, her clone that embodies gluttony.
- The Chessmaster: Inari, her clone that embodies greed.
- Green-Eyed Monster: Levi, her clone that embodies envy.
- Hot-Blooded: Yuniko, her clone that embodies wrath.
- Lovable Sex Maniac: Shaura, her clone that embodies lust.
- Ojou: Raio, her clone that embodies pride.
- Sleepyhead: Bell, her clone that embodies sloth.
- The Social Expert: At least she has been said to be this type in Chapter 3/Episode 5C, which makes her the de facto spokesperson for the siblings.
- Student Council President: Became this of her middle school in the anime.
Haruka Sakurada
Voiced by: Ayumu Murase (Japanese), Josh Grelle (English)
The Sakurada family's second son and sixth child. Like his older twin sister Misaki, he is 13 and in his second year of middle school.
- Adaptational Wimp: Downplayed; in the December poll in the manga, Haruka is shown to have ranked at fourth place; throughout the anime, however, Haruka never seems to get anywhere above bottom 3.
- Affectionate Nickname: Hikari calls him "Haru-kun".
- Age Lift: A minor example, but in the manga, Misaki is the younger twin while he is the older twin. The anime switches their birth order.
- Awesomeness by Analysis: His Royalty Superpower is Lots of Next, which allows him to calculate the probability of things succeeding or failing instantly and... that's it.
- Bookworm: He's always seen holding a book.
- Chick Magnet: Extra materials state him as this, due to his cool demeanor and the fact that he is a prince. Shown in the last episode of anime, when Misaki's female classmates seems to have a crush on him after thanking Misaki for her help.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady: It's fairly easy to mistake him for his twin sister. In Chapter 26, Shuu even commented he'd look fine in a skirt.
- Identical Twin ID Tag: He wears Purely Aesthetic Glasses to distinguish him with Misaki and her clones.
- Informed Loner: The character biographies noted he's a "voluntary loner" and the manga does show shades of cynicism. In the anime he appears more bookish than anything antisocial.
- Nice Guy: He's the only one who comforts Akane when she apparently placed last in the December polls in Chapter 10.
- Non-Action Guy
- Only Sane Man: Sees himself as this compared to his other siblings.
- Purely Aesthetic Glasses: Wears those at school. It was originally intended to be an Identical Twin ID Tag.
- Secret-Keeper: Is initially the only person in the family that knows about Hikari's attempts at becoming an idol.
- Serious Business: Was surprisingly really into coaching Hikari to become an idol.
- The Smart Guy: Plays this role among the siblings.
- Stoic Spectacles: He doesn't need them, but it adds to his stoic charm.
- Vicariously Ambitious: He's not particularly interested in being the king. He's more interested in being The Good Chancellor.
Hikari Sakurada
Voiced by: Yui Ogura (Japanese), Sarah Wiedenheft (English)
The Sakurada family's fifth daughter and seventh child. She is 10.
- Attention Whore: Unlike her roommate Akane who desperately tries to avoid being center-stage, she basks in the spotlight. Lampshaded by Misaki in Chapter 20/Episode 6A.
- Buxom Beauty Standard: She seems to think so, given how she's bragging about how she will be the biggest in the future to Kanade (who currently has the largest breasts among the Sakurada sisters); Kanade then retorts that boobs are all about shape.
- The Ditz: She may be seriously into the election, but obviously she isn't quite capable of knowing the election consequences of her actions yet.
- Genki Girl: The most energetic among the siblings. Sacchan was at first surprised in Chapter 19/Episode 7B that she didn't show a single bit of fatigue after a matinee and preparing for an evening concert on the same night.
- Girlish Pigtails: Of the appropriate age as well.
- Green Thumb: This is one application of her Royalty Superpower God's Hand, which allows her to manipulate the growth of any living thing, with the caveat that when so affected, it's stuck that way for twenty-four hours. The time limit is later removed.
- Idol Singer: Becomes this in Episode 3C/Chapter 14.
- Just Eat Gilligan: She first meets Borscht after wandering away while going shopping with Akane and finding him stuck in a tree. In order to reach him, she uses her power to make herself larger. However, that results in her clothes no longer fitting her. So she shrinks Akane so they can swap clothes. Shu questions why she couldn't have just shrunk the tree instead.
- Kind Hearted Cat Lover: She was the one who found Borscht and brought him in.
- Overnight Age-Up: The most common application of her powers. She uses this both on herself and on Akane.
- Stage Name: Light Sakuraba. Understandably, using her real name on the stage would cause problems, given that not only is she royalty, but also just a child.
- This Is My Name on Foreign: Her Stage Name, Light, is literally her real name translated to English.
Teru Sakurada
Voiced by: Shiori Katsuta (Japanese), Jeannie Tirado (English)
The Sakurada family's third son and eighth child. He is 6.
- Adorably Precocious Child
- Anime Hair: More similar to a stereotypical Shōnen hero.
- Antiquated Linguistics: In contrast to all the other siblings, and in spite of being 6. He uses terms like Hahaue for his mother Satsuki, as well as Aniue for Shu and Oneesama or Aneue for Hikari.
- Badass Adorable: Thanks in part to his Super-Strength ability.
- Cheerful Child / Keet
- Chuunibyou
- Cloudcuckoolander: Due to his delusion.
- Dangerous Forbidden Technique: Due to its consequences, he sees his superpower as this.
- Idiot Hero: Has this in spades. His heart is ultimately in the right place, but he suffers from a severe lack of common sense and what appears to be chuunibyou (justified by being an elementary schooler). His kindergartner sister Shiori is more competent than he is, remembering to bring the bag, getting a dog to stop barking at them, and reminding Teru that he had left the shopping list in his pocket. The one point where he was actually useful was at the end of the errand, where he fends off a stray dog who wanted to attack Shiori for the groceries.
- Mr. Imagination: Acts like a stereotypical chuunibyou, though he's less than half the age required to be one.
- Pint Sized Power House: Due to his Super-Strength power.
- Super-Strength: His Royalty Superpower Limit Over gives him this. It allows him to casually jump a dozen feet into the air and shatter the floor beneath him with a stomp.
Shiori Sakurada
Voiced by: Aina Suzuki (Japanese), Kristin Sutton (English)
The Sakurada family's sixth daughter, and youngest child. She is 4 (later 5).
- Alliterative Name: Shiori Sakurada
- Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: She's the one that usually keeps Teru out of trouble.
- The Cutie: Mostly play this role, but she sometimes have pretty snarky moments.
- Little Miss Snarker: When she's not the cute baby of the siblings, she tends to speak dryly over the general wackiness of her older siblings.
- Speaks Fluent Animal: Her Royalty Superpower is Soul Mate, which allows her to talk to animals and even inanimate objects.
- Token Mini-Moe: The youngest of the siblings.
- Wise Beyond Their Years: Despite being four, Shiori is much MUCH more observant, thoughtful, and responsible than she should any rights be.
Other members of the Sakurada family
Souichiro Sakurada
Voiced by: Dai Matsumoto (adult), Ryōhei Kimura (teenager) (Japanese), Phil Parsons (adult), Ricco Fajardo (teenager) (English)
The siblings' father and the king of an unnamed country.
- Aura Vision: His Royalty Superpower; to be specific, he can read "the auras of emotion."
- Camera Fiend / Surveillance as the Plot Demands: Exaggerated. He's the one that ordered the cameras to be installed all over the town by the thousands to keep his many children protected. These tropes are further Invoked and Justified when he decides to hold an election for the citizens to determine his successor among his children as fairly as possible. Of course, this doesn't make Akane any more comfortable about the situation.
- Colour-Coded Emotions: His Royalty Superpower allows him to see this through Aura Vision.
- Cool Crown: He wears that during official duties. He often forgets to take it off though, even at home.
- *Crack!* "Oh, My Back!": He once broke his back when he tried to princess-carry his wife.
- The Faceless: The manga makes an effort to keep the King's face obscured constantly. Averted with the first episode of the anime, where after a few moments of blocking his face with a newspaper like the manga, eventually reveals his face.
- Likes Older Women: His wife Satsuki was his senior in high school.
- Lonely Rich Kid
- Open-Minded Parent: Souichiro doesn't really mind when Hikari ends up getting scouted as an Idol.
- Parental Abandonment: Both parents died when he was 12.
- Rebel Prince: Downplayed. He isn't against being the King, but he certainly dislikes the living arrangements of being one.
- Pimped-Out Cape: Part of Souichiro's official clothing.
Satsuki Sakurada
Voiced by: Satsuki Yukino (Japanese), Stephanie Young (English)
The siblings' mother and the queen of the country.
- Girlish Pigtails: When she was in high school.
- Promotion to Parent: Since her parents were always working, she basically looked after her 4 siblings.
- Housewife: Despite being the queen, Satsuki seems to be more comfortable in this role instead.
- Manic Pixie Dream Girl: Souichiro sees her this way.
- Mum Looks Like a Sister: Not only is she 38 and has nine children, she also doesn't look much older than her eldest daughter.
Borscht
Voiced by: Show Hayami (Japanese), Christopher Sabat (English)
The Sakurada family cat.
- Picky Eater: He considers normal dry cat food worse than plastic bags.
Royal Sakuraka Academy
Hana Sato
Voiced by: Yuuka Aisaka (Japanese), Jill Harris (English)
Shu's classmate that has a crush on Shu.
- Almost Kiss: She almost gets a kiss from Shu as he reciprocate her feeling for him. However she passed out of cold since that time, Shu accidentally teleported each other to a snowy mountain.
- Because You Were Nice to Me: One of the reasons why she falls for Shu is because he was one of her few Childhood Friends that remembered her after she moved back.
- Childhood Friends: With Shu.
- Childhood Friend Romance: Official Couple with Shu. Engaged in manga.
- The Generic Girl: Sees herself as this, and mentioned she's a pretty forgettable person. However, Shu likes her exactly because of this trope.
- Girlish Pigtails: Since she often acts like a smitten teenage girl, this hair may be appropriate.
- Single Woman Seeks Good Man: Her crush on Shu.
- Smitten Teenage Girl: Starts off as this, as a lot of her characterization is based on her crush on Shu.
- This Is My Name on Foreign: Her email address as seen on her message to Akane has "sugarflower" which a possible translation of "Sato Hana".
Karen Ayugase
Voiced by: Saori Hayami (Japanese), Kristen McGuire (English)
Akane's classmate that has a crush on Akane.
- Childhood Friends: With Akane.
- Girls Love Stuffed Animals: In the flashback segment of Episode 11, her room was seen filled with plushies.
- High-Pressure Blood: Along with the boys nearby, she also gets a nosebleed fountain when Akane flashed.
Hajime Fukushina
Voiced by: Satoshi Nakao (Japanese), Anthony Bowling (English)
Akane's classmate, deputy Class Representative, and secretly the president of the Akane Fan Club.
- All Men Are Perverts: Acts as perverse as you expect from a hormone-addled teenage boy.
- Red Herring: The entirety of episode 4B deals with Akane trying to find out whether or not he's the Student Council President. He's not.
- Serious Business: Akane.
Uzuki
Voiced by: Kana Maruzuka (Japanese), Felecia Angelle (English)
Aoi's classmate, Childhood Friend, and Student Council President.
- Ascended Extra: She originally appeared in Chapter 6 as a classmate of Aoi's and the disappearing Student Council President. She's only became a recurring character at Chapter 22, when Aoi's Origins Chapter designated her as one of Aoi's childhood friends.
- Childhood Friends: With Aoi and some other classmates.
- Girlish Pigtails: Being Older Than They Look and all.
- Older Than They Look: She looks like a tenth grader than a twelfth grader.
- Only One Name: We don't know her surname.
- Student Council President: Although because she's often too sick to appear in front of the student body, many mistook Kanade as the actual office holder.
Other Characters
Sachiko "Sacchan" Yonezawa
Voiced by: Sachika Misawa (Japanese), Alexis Tipton (English)
Idol Singer who works at the same talent agency as Hikari.
- Idol Singer: The one that inspires Hikari.
- In-Series Nickname: "Sacchan" is her official nickname, one that is also recognized by the show business.
- Plucky Girl: Got her stardom from working from the bottom. As a result, she initially dislikes Hikari, thinking the latter entered stardom through nepotism.
