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Characters of Cross Edge.

This page is only for characters original to Cross Edge. If you're looking for a non-original character, refer to the character sheet of their respective series/game.

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    York Neely/Yuuto Kannagi 

York Neely/Yuuto Kannagi

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Voiced by: Satoshi Hino

The protagonist of the game. Apparently the son of a jujitsu master, York became bored with this "outdated" style of fighting and took up gunplay. Very protective of his childhood friend Miko, who is the only person York isn't a Jerkass to.


  • Accidental Pervert: Sometime right before the game's events, he accidentally walked in the bath while Mikoto was still there. She brought out her naginata after that. It's viewable at the gallery.
  • Blood Knight: Evident right off the bat. The first battle of the game opens (somewhat) like this:
    Miko: What happened?
    York: Dunno.
    Miko: Where's Troy?
    York: Somewhere.
    Miko: Where are we?
    York: Don't care-hey, look, a wolf!
    Wolf: Grawr 'n' stuff.
    Miko: Maybe it's friendly.
    York: Nope, it's hostile, and I'ma kill it.
    Wolf: Hwoo?
    Four Quick Shots later
    York: What, it's over?
    More wolves show up
    York: Yay!
    Morrigan shows up and takes out two of the wolves
    York: Killstealer!
  • Boring, but Practical: Quick Shot, York's base attack. Follows this formula:
    shoot_times = 5;
    hit_times += 5;
    AP -= 8;
    if (AP >= 8) then
    repeat
    else
    break loop
  • Bullet Time: Taken to ridiculous extremes with Null Form.
    • To elaborate, York fires a single bullet from his guns, then kicks the enemy four times before the bullet even moves. Said bullet then strikes the enemy and explodes. York even has time to pose after the kicks.
  • Gun Fu: The most prominent of the cast's gun-users. Actually created his style from the ground up.

    Mikoto "Miko" Aiba 

Mikoto "Miko" Aiba

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Voiced by: Rina Sato

York's childhood friend and classmate, who has lived with his family since her parents died. Often the voice of reason to York, and the only person who can keep him in line. Like York, she retains her memories when transported to the soul world.


    May 

May

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Voiced by: Sakura Nogawa

A mysterious girl who appeared before York and Miko, requesting their assistance in releasing trapped Souls. She's surprisingly mature for her age. In truth, she is the personification of Miko's powers as a Bright Baku.


  • Psychopomp: She has the power to send Souls to the worlds they belong in. Though not quite, the explanation given is largely a cover what what she really is and is doing. While this is her most obvious ability, the Souls are in fact fragments of various minds being returned to their proper world.
  • Unreliable Expositor: Many things she states initially are revealed to be false. Notably "Souls" are fragments of minds and the "Real World", a world supposedly without magic and the like, is not quite so realistic as creatures like Baku exist in it, it was only "real" in that it was her world while any other similar world was a "Fantasy World".

    Troy/Touya Ijuin 

Troy/Touya Ijuin

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York's best friend and rival. Like York, Troy is the son of a reknowned martial artist, in his case kenjutsu. His personality being the opposite of York's, the two clashed often. Troy was with York and Miko before they were transported to the soul-world, and was also transported there. However, unlike his friends, Troy lost his memories, and wound up as one of the Twelve Knights.


  • The Atoner: Feels bad about fighting (and forgetting) his friends, helping the bad guys, and attacking Miko, and shows this.
    • Apparently feels bad about every past thing in his past. His line upon leveling-up is even "I refuse to go back to what I once was."
  • Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Way to go, Empyreal One. You try to deal with someone who is laying waste to all of your plans with a person who is not only their friend, but also the only one the former considers an equal in combat.
  • Oblivious to Love: Seems completely unaware of Anesha's obvious attraction to him.
    • However, in the True End route, she does properly confess to him, and he does reciprocate.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: Blue Oni to York's Red, complete with appropriate hair colors.
    • Although apparently, in their backstory when they first met, Troy was the red to York's blue.

    Vivi 

Vivi

Voiced by: Mai Kadowaki

Eldest and only boy of the triplets, as well as the only one of them who can hear the voice of the "Empyreal One". As such, he is often seen as the one commanding the Twelve Knights. Despite his obvious power and connection to what can be viewed as a dark god, Vivi is a very nice (and somewhat scaredy-) boy.


  • Dude Looks Like A Loli: Seriously. Despite being the eldest, he shares the same childlike and feminine appearance of his sisters, complete with a tiara and ribbons.
  • Half-Human Hybrid: He's York and Miko's son, making him a Human-Baku hybrid.
  • Healing Hands: While not the only party member with a healing skill (Aurica, Misha, Marie, Miko, and Mimi also have them), Vivi's Sanctuary has the largest radius out of all of them (excluding Aurica's EX-1) at two-spaces. To put this in perspective, your side of the battle area is three rows of four spaces each.
  • Hidden Depths: Post-game at least when everyone breaks the fourth wall. He's portrayed as a sadistic kid.

    Cece/Iruma 

Cece/Iruma

Voiced by: Chihiro Aikawa

The middle child of the triplets and often mediator between Vivi and Mimi, she acts as Vivi's interpreter, though she can be a bit mean to him as well.


    Mimi/Eruma 

Mimi/Eruma

Voiced by: Jun Miruno

The youngest of the triplets, Mimi could very well be the poster-child of Spoiled Brat, given her attitude towards everyone working beneath her, even harassing her older brother from time to time.


    Lazarus 

Lazarus

Voiced by: Masayuki Kato

The Gunslinger of the Twelve Knights, Lazarus has a rather laid-back persona, which often puts him at odds with his co-workers, even surprising the main group. Following a one-on-one duel with York, he joins the team later on. He's later shown to have a perverted streak a mile wide, which ends with him joining Prinny in attempting to peek in on the girls during the Hot Springs events (and getting beaten up).


    Anesha 

Anesha

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Voiced by: Amika Takahashi

The sole woman of the Twelve Knights, Anesha loves bloody battles, even having gotten the nickname of 'Goddess of Carnage'. It's somewhat obvious she's developed feelings for Troy, though he doesn't seem to notice.


  • Ambiguously Human: Despite her supposed artificial nature, she ends up in the "Real World" in the True End. In combat she often mentions draining the energy from her foes when regaining AP, implying a slightly vampiric nature as well.
  • Blood Knight: You did read her profile, right? She's basically a human Morrigan.
  • Navel-Deep Neckline: Her default outfit has a plunging neckline that reaches her stomach.
  • Sinister Scythe: The first member of the team to use one.

    Raizen 

Raizen

Voiced by: Hiroshi Shimukuma

Don't let his gray hair deceive you, Raizen is an accomplished swordsman. Among the Twelve Knights, he's the calm, rational person of the group. Meu actually mistakes him for her own grandfather.


  • The Big Guy: Physical looks aside, his best stat is Vitality, meaning he gets tons of health upon level-up.
  • Cool Old Guy: Looks to be in his 60/70's, can still kick ass alongside the best of them.
  • Cool Sword: And when he summons it, you can hear rumbling.

    Augustine 

Augustine

Voiced by: Shigeru Shibuya

If a group has to have at least one pyscho on its team, Augustine fits the bill, his own battle stance showing him wobbling around all over the place. He's got a loud, arrogant persona, which usually leads to everyone chewing him out.


  • Wake-Up Call Boss: His Slashing Viper EX can inflict incapacition, which, outside of an item or two certain skills, can't be easily healed and it hits for a wide area. This teaches you to not stick with the default lined up formation and to pace yourself during boss fights to prevent giving them their EX skills.
    • Becomes even more egregious if you're aiming for the True Ending. If you even touch him before the fight in Pragma, you're locked out of the True End path. The lesson there being that for many, but not all, bosses the best solution is to wait it out.

    Judas 

Judas

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Voiced by: Takayuki Sakazume

The leader of the Twelve Knights, he's the one taking commands from the triplets and relaying them to the others. Among the triplets, though, he's considerably close to Vivi, acting as a surrogate father or big brother to him.


  • Meaningful Name: Lampshaded during the post-game. When the triplets ask him why he'd betray them.
    Judas: Stop looking at me! What did you expect from me?! My name is JUDAS, for crying out loud!
  • The Stoic: Doesn't show emotion too much, making it tough to tell what he's thinking.
    Judas: Just call me Judas the Jewel, rebelling against his pure conscience! *blows raspberry*

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