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Jashin-chan
Voiced by: Aina Suzuki (Japanese), Lourdes Arruti (Latin American Spanish)
The main character of the series. A lamia that Yurine accidentally summoned while dabbling in occult magic. However since Yurine doesn't know how to send her back, Jashin-chan tries to kill her to break the spell, only to repeatedly fail. When not doing that, she mills around the apartment and does chores while Yurine's away.
- Accidental Murder: In chapter 2 of the manga, Jashin-chan accidentally kills Azuza The Second, a fawn she bought from Amazon, with a dropkick intended for Yurine after the latter dodges it.
- Achievements in Ignorance: Activated a time travel spell completely by accident while cooking curry.
- Amusing Injuries: Frequently on the receiving end of these... usually from Yurine. Her healing factor and the show's lighthearted tone generally mean they don't usually last very long.
- Anti-Role Model: Constantly blowing her allowance on Pachinko, throwing her friends under the bus, and attempting to murder Yurine, Jashin-chan is absolutely not someone to look up to.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: She begrudgingly admits that she likes being around Yurine... Despite her murder attempts. She also cares for her friends despite her attempts at denying it.
- Bad Liar: Often attempts to avoid punishment via lying. Yurine always sees right through them.
- Balloon Belly: Gained one from drinking over a hundred glasses of strawberry juice.
- Berserk Button: Don't waste food in front of her, or she will aggressively punch you, hammer you with a big stone, and throw you into the sea. Jashin-chan's younger self was easily ticked off by bullies (ironically).
- Beware the Silly Ones: Lazy and dumb as she may be even Jashin-chan has her limits and there are a few times when she does gets pissed off and act genuinely scary. The time she threatened an unruly kid who headbutted her bad tooth is a prime example of this.
- Big Eater: Often seen eating a lot. She even brags once about being a "bottomless pit" when it comes to eating food.
- Bloody Hilarious: Despite her punishments being rather messy and gory, they're always Played for Laughs.
- Boomerang Bigot: Despises angels because of how they believe that they're superior to demons, yet Jashin-chan herself bullies demons she believes are below her in ranking.
- Brilliant, but Lazy: Jashin-chan is shown to be good at a number of things she puts her mind to (sans killing Yurine), but her laziness and vices always get the best of her.
- The Bully: She is at her worst for the most part. Exemplified most with Kori and Pekola.
- But for Me, It Was Tuesday: She doesn't recognize Poporon and can't recall throwing her into the ocean when the latter confronts her after the incident.
- Character Development: Especially apparent as the show progresses when she changes from Jerkass to Jerk with a Heart of Gold combined with The Gadfly to the point that she really wants to help Yurine as Yurine falls ill in episode 11.
- The Chew Toy: Much of the humor of the show comes from Yurine, and even other characters, torturing her. Other bad things that happen to her include being stalked by Mei, and being bitten by Bate. Most of it is well-deserved though.
- Cut Lex Luthor a Check: She can effortlessly put together shop-level sweets and cakes, values food, and has impeccable kitchen manners. If she had a shred of interest in honest work and stopped burning money at pachinko parlors, she could run a successful bakery (an idea Yurine suggests at least once). However, the most she did with her skill was throw pies at people who flamed her on Twitter.
- The Determinator: Constantly tries to find ways to kill Yurine. Even though she fails repeatedly (and is sometimes torn to pieces for her trouble). She always bounces back.
- Dumb Blonde: Has blonde hair, is dumb, and is very prone to making bad calls.
- Epic Fail: The times when she does have Yurine at her mercy are always short-lived and it doesn't take long for Yurine to punish her for it.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: For all her faults, she does genuinely love and care for her friends and tries to make amends with them if she ever goes too far, particularly Medusa. Jashin-Chan is also fond of Azusa The Second and was deeply saddened by the latter's death. In season 3 episode 1, she still hasn't been over it.
- Even Evil Has Standards: For all of her being a horrible person, she absolutely will never waste food and will have some choice words for people who do. Also a beating (see Berserk Button above).
- Evil Will Fail: No matter how hard Jashin-chan tries to kill Yurine, she will never succeed. Case-in-point, the only time she experiences some success is when she stops being villainous and battles someone eviler than herself such as Poporon, though granted it was because Poporon set off her Berserk Button and sent her into a blind rage.
- Extreme Omnivore: Chews up a plastic tsuchinoko toy and even eats Poporon's halo.
- Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: Being pretty, blonde and with big blue eyes, she doesn't have the look of the petty demon she is in reality.
- Fantastic Racism: Bullies those she deems as "lesser demons" (i.e. less powerful abilities and lower social-economic class), and dislikes Pekola due to her being an angel. She also doesn't have a very high view of humans either, until meeting Yurine that is...
- Faux Affably Evil: More prevalent in the manga. In her first appearance, she sweetly asks Yurine if she had figured out the way to send her back to Hell only to drop this pretense when Yurine replies that she hadn't.
- Fourth-Wall Observer: In a series that already has No Fourth Wall she's the usual culprit in breaking it.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: Aside from Medusa, of course.
- Future Me Scares Me: Her past self is disappointed that the Present!Jashin-chan looks merely a slightly bigger version of herself and wearing a shirt. Young! Jashin-chan had high hopes that she would be colossal and terrifying in appearance.
- The Gadfly: If she isn't being a jerk or being really nice, she is this.
- The Gambling Addict: Pachinko is her preferred way to waste other people's money, though she'll gamble on other things on occasion.
- Godiva Hair: Her hair usually hangs past her shoulder, conveniently covering up her breasts in the process.
- Good Thing You Can Heal: If not for her Healing Factor, she wouldn't have made it past the first episode.
- Harmless Villain: Is rather incompetent in her schemes of ending Yurine.
- Healing Factor: Can regenerate after getting chopped up, burnt, frozen, broken bones (mainly fingers), etc.
- Heart Is an Awesome Power: Her special power (aside from regeneration) is when she rolls dice, she can set its result to whatever she wishes. Jashin-chan could use this to clean house at dice games, but because she's an imbecile she thinks it's useless and wishes to have a stronger power, especially one that she can use to make a lot of money.
- Heroic Sacrifice: At the end of X, Jashin is encouraged by everyone to fly into the sun (after Mei's gunshots cause it to fall down) as a noble demon. Performing a dropkick, she seems to be successful at preventing it from reaching Earth, but it is unknown how, or if she gets back as the episode ends in the midst of it.
- Hidden Buxom: Her chest looks flat when covered by her Godiva Hair, but turns out to be quite large when she is in a bikini top or any other clothing.
- Hidden Depths: Despite generally being a nuisance and a lout, Jashin-chan does have a surprising number of positive traits you would expect, among them
- Her excellent cooking skill, to the point where other characters are baffled at her skill
- In the anime she has a great singing voice despite not being able to come up with sensible lyrics
- The manga shows she takes an interest in human evolution at one point, reading a few books on the topic and even getting figurines of the different stages of evolution, which is a more intellectual pursuit than one would expect.
- She seems to have an appreciation for classical music, with a particular fondness for Holst's Planets suite
- Jashin-chan is at least shown attempting to read difficult books, even though she frequently returns books that are too hard for her.
- Idiot Hair: Has a noticeable cowlick, showcasing how much of an idiot she is.
- Immortal Immaturity: She's possibly thousands of years old, yet acts like an immature and bratty child.
- Insufferable Imbecile: Both very stupid and a massive jerkass. Most of her plans to murder Yurine end poorly.
- Iron Butt Monkey: She takes a lot of abuse throughout the series but always bounces back in no time.
- Jerkass: Acts like a brat toward others.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Eats Pekola's food at one point, but in Pekola's words, she wasn't going to eat it due to her reservations. This doesn't save her from getting her hand minced in a blender by Yurine, however.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She's usually presented as being a very awful person, what with her murder attempts on Yurine, being mean to her friends, stealing what doesn't belong to her, and bullying others for fun. However, she does have a good side and will Pet the Dog on occasion.
- Karmic Butt-Monkey: Let's just say the vast majority of bad stuff (injuries, humiliation, etc.) that happens to her is well deserved.
- Living Emotional Crutch: Surprisingly, one to Medusa. Despite all of the mean things Jashin-chan has done to her, Medusa considers Jashin-chan her best friend and wouldn't know what she'd do without her. When she's led to believe said best friend had died, she is ready to break down in tears.
- Loser Protagonist: Jashin-chan is ultimate pathetic example: spineless, lazy, hateful, impossibly stupid, bratty and loathed by the people she considers friends. Jashin-chan initially doesn't bother her status because she is demon at least until she realized nobody respects her. She even accepts being a failure and tried to pity everyone for giving her money. Not even her parents want to call her.
- Manipulative Bitch: Jashin-chan certainly qualifies for this, constantly tricking her sweet-natured friend Medusa into giving her money.
- Morality Pet: Her demon dog Beth serves as one. Jashin-chan was at first worried that Beth would grow too big and eat her, and so contemplated killing it, but its innocent puppy eyes halted Jashin's act. Shortly after that, Beth bites off her hand, rekindling Jashin's desire to murder it, but she only had her left hand intact which was too weak.
- My Future Self and Me: Jashin-chan accidentally travels back in time and meets her younger self, who is disappointed with what she sees.
- Never My Fault: Has often tried to blame her friends whenever her schemes to murder Yurine fail. It never works.
- Older Than She Looks: She doesn't look old, but her age is likely in the thousands given she sheds her skin once every thousand years.
- Orochi: She's a snake demon with the top torso of a woman and the lower half of a snake. Mei even calls her Orochimaru.
- Overly Long Name: Jashin-chan's real name is this, as even after 30 minutes she still hadn't completed saying it.
- Pet the Dog:
- Despite usually manipulating her for her own end, Jashin-chan does genuinely treasure Medusa.
- Jashin-chan also befriended Minos when they were younger and the other kids were scared of her. She also protected Medusa from bullies as well.
- After saving Pekola from Poporon, she drags her along back to Yurine's apartment. Largely because she knows Yurine won't believe her if she tries to tell her what really happened, but also because was really sincere in having Pekola eat her curry since she worked hard on it.
- Jashin-chan frequently brings Pekora food just for the sake of it. While we sometimes see it being done at Yurine's behest as an apology for something, she just as often drops by to bring something over and leaves it outside her cardboard house. She also seems to invite Pekora to things with no malicious ulterior motive, such as encouraging her to join the impromptu dance party in chapter 169.
- Psychopathic Womanchild: She's Really 700 Years Old, acts like a Bratty Half-Pint in some instances, and is hellbent on murdering Yurine.
- Pungeon Master: Often makes puns that people don't usually get leading her to frustrated tears.
- Really 700 Years Old: She sheds her skin once every thousand years, and has already done so at least once before, putting her age at a minimum of 1000 years.
- Reptiles Are Abhorrent: She's a lamia and is definitely not a good person, to say the least.
- Rich Bitch: Jashin-chan comes from nobility and is overall unpleasant.
- The Slacker: Is too lazy to go and work, relying on an allowance that Yurine provides her. But if Jashin accidentally uses up the allowance or eats the food she was meant to buy with it, expect Yurine to painfully punish her in accordance.
- Small Name, Big Ego: Has an inflated ego that often causes her serious trouble, usually with Yurine.
- Smug Snake: A literal example.
- Snake People: A lamia.
- Supreme Chef: The only thing she's any good at is cooking, which she's very good at. Even Pino, one of the best chefs in Heaven, doesn't understand how a demon like her is better at cooking.
- Team Rocket Wins: She gains a Rank Up in the demon world after eating Poporon's halo, and she is granted a potion that temporarily gives her legs and increases her power.
- Token Evil Teammate: While she tries to justify her bad behavior by saying she's a demon, that doesn't change the fact that most of the other demons in the story are rather kind and friendly.
- Too Dumb to Live:
- She has a habit of trying to continue confronting people that are much stronger than her. It never ends well.
- On a lesser example, she spent a day collecting toys from a paper machine and playing with them right in the middle of the road. Nearly getting run over at one point.
- She performs a Barehanded Blade Block, on a blade with spikes on the side, causing her hand to get impaled.
- Took a Level in Kindness: She tries to murder Yurine less often in the latter half of the series and is more prone to Pet the Dog moments.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Curry. Never disgrace curry when she's around.
- Tsundere: Often acts abrasively around Medusa, such as when telling her to stop hugging her after she bought her a toy she wanted, or when she thanks her during their date. The ending song also has a moment where Yurine looks at Jashin-chan fondly while Jashin-chan responds by pretending to be angry and looking away.
- Unusually Uninteresting Sight: No one ever seems to bat an eye at the naked snake girl waltzing around town.
- Villain Protagonist: She's the titular main character but she's definitely not a good person, given she spends every episode trying to murder Yurine.
- Villainous Rescue: Unwittingly saves Pekola from Poporon, who was trying to kill Pekola to take her position as a full-fledged angel.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: A good majority of the time, she's naked. In the later parts, she's given a cloak to wear when she's out and about.
- Yandere: Exhibits this behavior when it comes to her and Medusa. In episode 10, she contemplated killing Medusa's secret admirer when she begrudgingly agrees to help Medusa make some chocolate for Valentine's Day.
Yurine Hanazono
Voiced by: Nichika Ohmori (Japanese), Alicia Barragan (Latin American Spanish)
A college student who accidentally summoned Jashin-chan. She agrees to find out how to send her back to Hell, though Jashin-chan constantly tries to cut out the middle man and kill her to speed up the process. However, Yurine is much tougher than she looks and will punish Jashin-chan if she does something that displeases her.
- Anti-Hero: Given that she's a goth who dabbles in black magic and is an exceptional Torture Technician who makes sure to subject Jashin-chan to would-be lethal and extremely painful activities every episode.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Aside from constantly butchering Jashin-chan for her disobedience and murder attempts, Yurine does actually care about Jashin-chan best conveyed when she hid a book that Jashin-chan believed had the return spell because it was too complex that they needed the Apocrypha for that.
- Badass Adorable / Cute Bruiser: Despite her unassuming figure, she is quite tough and has the strength to back it up.
- Berserk Button: Someone pointing fingers her way. Jashin-chan often learns this the hard way, and even if she remembers not to, the mere fact that she nearly did will still bring on Yurine's anger.
- Catchphrase: "Jashin-chan, need I say more?"
- Chainsaw Good: Occasionally uses a chainsaw to punish Jashin-chan.
- Chuunibyou: Downplayed. She has a delusion about being the strongest black magician. However, aside from the fact that she is technically a real black magician, her delusion is limited in her imagination and she can socialize properly.
- Comedic Sociopathy: She occasionally busts a gut laughing at Jashin-chan's suffering, particularly whenever Jashin-chan receives a dose of Laser-Guided Karma.
- Creepy Monotone: Her speech patterns rarely show any emotion, even when she's falling to her death and 'screaming' in Jashin-chan's Imagine Spot.
- Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: She regularly dishes these out like candy to Jashin-chan, a very high-ranking devil. She also does this to Lierre, but accidentally due to Jashin using her as a Meat Shield.
- Disproportionate Retribution: While some of her actions upon Jashin-chan are warranted, she often will punish Jashin-chan for very mundane things. Examples: Complaining about the heat, accidentally landing on a mandrake she had taken a liking to and killing it, Jashin-chan trying to tell her that Bate had bitten or scratched her without warning, refusing to get a job .etc
- The Dreaded: Jashin-chan is shown to be deathly afraid of enraging her whenever she doesn't try to kill her. The others in the cast likewise are shocked by her brutality and, though she never threatens them, do well to stay on her good side.
- Elegant Gothic Lolita: Her usual style of choice.
- Evil Redhead: Downplayed. Yurine has her own sadistic tendencies, she's always cordial towards others.
- Eyepatch of Power: Wears one for some reason despite having both eyes and never really needing it. It's probably because she's a chuunibyou (as stated above).
- Famed In-Story: Her status as The Dreaded to both Devils and Angels alike reached the ears of the Vampire Family.
- Flat Joy: Given she's a stoic goth who speaks in a Creepy Monotone. Her excitement doesn't convey much joy either.
- Subverted when she encounters an ogre during the Setsubun celebration. She noticeably has more of a flair in her voice when remarking on how cute the ogre was.
- Freaky Is Cool: She finds the screaming mandrake toy to be cute. When Jashin-chan breaks it, she has Jashin-chan take the place of the death scream by torturing her.
- Goth: Dresses in dark clothing. Check. Collects macabre things, check. Loves horror and occult items, check. Speaks in a monotone, check.
- Horrifying the Horror: On the giving and receiving ends. In a world where Devils, Angels, and other supernatural creatures exist, Yurine is the sole human who's more than capable of horrifying them with her unnatural strength, perchance for dark magic, and Cold-Blooded Torture. Put it this way, not only Jashin-chan, a self-absorbed, self-proclaimed "high-ranking demon" is incredibly and openly afraid of her (and not without good reason), but she's also scared shitless of the idea of Yurine becoming a dictator and believed that she can actually invade Hell in a Hostile Takeover. In the manga, however, relatively mundane problems that women tend to face in Real Life, like being sexually harassed by a college professor or other societal matters, are enough to quell Yurine.
- Inexplicably Awesome: While the narration makes it clear that Yurine is just a regular college student despite her studying the Dark Arts, love of horror films, and inner cruelty, it doesn't explain how she's capable of amazing feats of strength, speed, and durability when going up against supernatural creatures like Jashin-chan.
- Irony: She's the sole human character who's repeatedly The Dreaded to the supernatural cast and is capable of horrifying them, yet Yurine has a normal upbringing that wouldn't suggest her usual tendencies.
- Nice Girl: Despite her penchant for dark things and torturing Jashin-chan (who usually has it coming), Yurine is actually quite cordial with people.
- Nightmare Fetishist: She loves horror films and is interested in black magic.
- Noodle Incident: It's stated that she was the victim of some form of sexual harrassment, but the story never elaborates on the context.
- Pay Evil unto Evil: Always makes sure she brutally hurts Jashin-chan every time she acts out of line.
- Perpetual Frowner: Her usual default expression whenever she doesn't punish Jashin-chan.
- Pervert Revenge Mode: Maybe. In the manga, Yurine mentions a college professor who was sexually harassing her, and then he later "resigned" for unknown reasons. Whether she had something to do with it or not, Yurine is happy either way, to the point of letting her guard down around Jashin-chan.
- Powerful and Helpless: For both Devils and Angels alike, Yurine is The Dreaded who can casually deal with them using nothing more than her own herculean speed and strength and lots of sharp objects. But for Japanese society as a whole, Yurine is completely submissive to its expectations and deals with plenty of Real Life problems for the opposite sex due to its patriarch hierarchy.
- Psycho Knife Nut: She's really, really trigger happy when punishing Jashin-chan with sharp objects.
- Sadist: While her actions are justified, she seems to genuinely enjoy torturing Jashin-chan by beating her or cutting her up, often in unnecessarily cruel ways even when Jashin has done very little.
- Slasher Smile: Whenever punishing Jashin-chan, she displays this.
- The Stoic: Downplayed. Most of the time when not punishing Jashin-chan, she's quite inexpressive and neutral, although she actually smiles more often and shows more emotion than the typical examples of the trope.
- Stronger Than They Look: For a goth who prefers to dress elegantly and isn't seen to exercise, Yurine is unnaturally strong to the point where she could lift a huge boulder and can manhandle/injure high-ranking devils like Jashin-chan easily.
- Token Human: The only recurring human among a cast of supernatural beings.
- Torture Technician: Disturbingly has a wide array of weapons at her disposal and isn't afraid to use them if Jashin-chan gets out of line.
- When She Smiles: Whenever she doesn't express things with a frown or punish Jashin-chan with a Slasher Smile, Yurine has a rather genuine smile when being cordial to the other characters.
- Wrestler in All of Us: The cover of the first volume of the manga sees her put Jashin-chan in the camel clutch.
Secondary characters
Medusa
Voiced by: Miyu Kubota (Japanese), Regina Tiscareño (Latin American Spanish)
Jashin-chan's closest friend and a gorgon. Despite being a devil, she's actually very nice and timid. Trying her best to keep Jashin-chan out of trouble.
- All Girls Want Bad Boys: Prefers dumb Jerkass Jashin-chan over brilliant Nice Girl Jashin-chan.
- Beware the Nice Ones: See Tranquil Fury below.
- Brown Bag Mask: Wears one while out in public to keep from turning people to stone. This does end up attracting some unwanted attention now and then, however.
- Childhood Friends: With Jashin-chan and Minos.
- Cute Clumsy Girl: Much to Jashin-chan's chagrin. Medusa is a walking disaster in the kitchen and one chapter has Yurine knowingly using this to keep Jashin-chan busy while she's away.
- Dark Is Not Evil: She's a demon yet one of the nicest characters in the series.
- Feminine Women Can Cook: Averted. While she has good intentions Medusa can't cook even simple dishes.
- Fiction 500: Downplayed. Medusa's family is fairly well-off, but when Jashin-chan gets into millions level of debt she muses even Medusa doesn't have access to that kind of money.
- Gorgeous Gorgon: Because she is too cute, she unwittingly transforms people looking at her to stone. As such she has to wear a paper bag when out in public. Yurine is immune to her though thanks to a special bracelet that protects her from Medusa's gaze. It's later revealed that the stone transformation is reversible and will wear off after some time.
- Morality Pet: Medusa tries to be this for Jashin-chan. Rarely will Jashin-chan ever listen to her, though.
- Nice Girl: A little too nice for her own good. Yurine even warns her that someone with her character can easily be taken advantage of. Jashin-chan is the one who abuses Medusa's kindness for her own benefit.
- Shrinking Violet: Usually the shiest of the bunch.
- The Dog Bites Back: Once in a while, she does dish out some karma to Jashin-chan. For example, Jashin-chan attempts to take credit for Medusa's heroic deed in stopping a couple of bank robbers, by claiming they worked together, despite the former not being any help at all. Immediately after, Mei tries to kidnap Jashin-chan again, and the latter tries to get Medusa to help her, only for Medusa to cheerfully refuse to help a Dirty Coward. Quite a cathartic treat.
- The part where Jashin-chan sheds her skin? Jashin-chan pranked Medusa to appear that she had died. When Medusa realized the thing is a huge prank Jashin-chan pulled off, Medusa speaks formally and refuses to speak to Jashin-chan for a while. This made Jashin-chan really guilty.
- Tranquil Fury: What "Formal Speak Mode" basically is. If she gets really mad, she'll be eerily calm and polite. According to Jashin-chan, it's about as rare as Jashin-chan shedding her skin.
- Undying Loyalty: To Jashin-chan, no matter how abusive or manipulative she gets.
- We Want Our Jerk Back!: When Jashin-chan's personality suddenly changes into a much smarter and nicer girl, she cries and states she wishes Jashin-chan to be dumb and mean as she used to be.
- What Does She See in Him?: As in, what does Medusa see in Jashin-chan? Yurine questions why they're still friends even after all the torment Jashin-chan inflicts on Medusa.
Pekola
Voiced by: Yurie Kozakai (Japanese), Marysol Lobo (Latin American Spanish)
- Brought Down to Normal: No halo, no powers.
- Cardboard Box Home: Despite Yurine offering to let her stay with her, Pekola refuses and opts to stay in one of these.
- Character Development: After being forced to stay on Earth after losing her halo, Pekola had gradually grown to overcome her prejudices as evidenced by her deciding to save Yurine from falling into the hole Jashin-chan had dug.
- Cosmic Plaything: She has a lot of bad luck in the series despite never really deserving it.
- Embarrassing Nickname: Picks up 'Tajiri' as a result of having to use a coworker's swimsuit in the beach episode. It gets to the point where even the angels up in Heaven start calling her that.
- 'Part-timer' is another one that comes up, largely due to her complete inability to sustain herself financially.
- Face Framed in Shadow: Drawn a lot of the time with most of her face shadowed.
- Fallen Angel: Lost her halo becoming stranded on Earth.
- Fantastic Racism: Claims her goal in life is to ensure the eradication of demons and witches but appears to be more for show. She at the very least is tolerable enough to eat meals alongside the devil girls and Yurine.
- Fatal Flaw: Pride and Ignorance. Despite her reserved attitude, Pekola is rather prideful in both her crusade and how she expects to be treated by everyone else during her misfortune, such as expecting people to help her rather than asking for it. This also bites her in the ass when two of her former students take up her teachings in their own self-serving ways, especially when they came after her after being a Fallen Angel. Furthermore, her lack of situational awareness of her surroundings only perpetuates her poor conditions, as well as her constant assumptions of Yurine is a witch who works for Jashin-chan.
- Foil: Much like Jashin-chan, Pekola is unable to return home due to losing her halo. Additionally, Poporon's attempt to murder Pekola mirrors the many instances Jashin-chan tries to end Yurine. The only difference is that Jashin-chan is a devil trying to kill Yurine, while Pekola is an angel who is targeted by Poporon for murder.
- Hoist by Her Own Petard: Both Poporon and Pino were subordinates under her and took after her teachings and mannerisms when she was still an agent of Heaven. So when she became depowered, they had no qualms going after her because of what she taught them. Even she notes she should've taught them better.
- Honor Before Reason: Often tries to deny food given to her by Yurine under the assumption that she works with Jashin-chan . Though will swallow her pride on some occasions such as being invited to a party or some food being left for her.
- How the Mighty Have Fallen: Once a top-ranking angel in Heaven. Now stuck on Earth, homeless and constantly suffering one misfortune after another with only the help of demons she once hunted to rely on.
- Inspector Javert: Assumes Yurine is a witch due to hanging around Jashin and thinking she's evil despite her actions showing otherwise (her punishments to Jashin-chan notwithstanding).
- Irony:
- For someone who was once a top-ranked angel, she has a surprising lack of situational awareness and has a hard time adapting to the human world whereas Poporon managed to find much more success in a short about of time after being stranded.
- Compare to Poporon, Pino, and Lierre, Pekola looks more out worldly due to her Face Framed in Shadow and Supernatural Gold Eyes.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Arrogant in herself and intending to kill Yurine and Jashin-chan as part of her duty — and absolutely pitiable with a refusal to harm innocents or cause trouble for those she's not inclined by her job to kill, plus she begrudgingly grows out of it anyway. This reaches the point that she knows Poporon wants to murder her for her position, but Pekola still tries to help and cover for her former apprentice at no extra gain to herself. Combine it all with a physical inability to actually do anything to anyone given the loss of her halo, and Pekola is probably one of nicest "jerks" of the series.
- Laughing Mad: Does this in one chapter after a particularly tough day and coming back to her cardboard home, only to find that a drunken Jashin-chan had accidentally destroyed and thrown up on it. Well least until she sees a shooting star.
- One-Track-Minded Hunger: Despite her efforts to stay loyal to Heaven, she can and has given in at the promise of a decent meal.
- Perpetual Poverty: If she gains any money, she usually ends up losing it very quickly through some circumstances.
- Supernatural Gold Eyes: This indicates her (former) divine status.
- Third-Person Person: Both she and Poporon speak this way, though most translations discard it.
- Thousand-Yard Stare: Constantly has this as an expression on her.
Minos
Voiced by: Chiaki Omigawa (Japanese), Andrea Orozco (Latin American Spanish)
A female Minotaur and another childhood friend of Jashin-chan and Medusa.
- The Big Girl: Occasionally when it's needed to get physical.
- Black Comedy Cannibalism: A Running Gag regarding her revolves around the fact that she's a minotaur who loves eating beef.
- Cool Big Sis: Serves this role to pretty much most of the main cast.
- Does Not Know Her Own Strength: When she was little, she would sometimes go a bit overboard while playing, such as launching Jashin-chan off a swing while trying to push her, or pressing so hard on her back that she broke it.
- Early-Bird Cameo: In the manga, she doesn't show up till the third volume. In the anime, she's right in the first episode. Why this was changed is anyone's guess.
- Everyone Has Standards: In the manga not long after her introduction, she's curious about Yurine and challenges her to a fight. When Yurine attempts to leave, Jashin-chan manages to knock her down and tries to pounce on her in the hopes of killing her. Minos chastises Jashin-chan for interfering with the fight and using cowardly tactics. And since she wasn't trying to kill her, Minos leaves on good terms with Yurine, to Jashin-chan's dismay.
- Friend to All Children: Likes hanging around with kids and is sometimes seen playing with them when not hanging out with Jashin-chan and Medusa.
- Genki Girl: She is very energetic and bombastic, which often causes her to come into conflict with Jashin-chan.
- Mafia Princess: Or Yakuza princess, rather. Her family "works in construction".
- Ms. Fanservice: References to her bosom are often alluded to, in particular, that being one of the primary reasons a group of young boys hangs out with her. She also has a bath scene in episode 9 of the anime, and absolutely rocks a skimpy bikini in the Beach Episode.
- Our Minotaurs Are Different: Again, a Minotaur. Heck, the shirt she wears says "100% Beef" if that wasn't subtle enough for you.
- Statuesque Stunner: Quite tall, at least an inch higher than most of the cast.
- Super-Strength: Demonstrated when she arrives at Yurine's apartment and Jashin-chan tried to close the door on her, only for Minos to kick it off its hinges.
Kori & Yusa
Voiced by: Miko Terada (Kori) Kazusa Aranami (Yusa)
Yusa on the left. Kori on the right.
Two ice demon sisters that Jashin-chan and Yurine come across now and then.
- An Ice Person: Again, they're ice demons, so this is a given.
- Big Sister Instinct: Yusa is very protective of Kori and when finding out all the pestering Jashin-chan did to her, she reveals the secondary reason of her visit to Yurine's place was to confront Jashin-chan about it.
- Death Glare: Yusa gives Jashin-chan one when confronting her for the bullying she did to her sister.
- Did Not Think This Through: Yusa wanted to sell basilisk-flavored ice cream in the human world, apparently not realizing that in the icy sections of Hell, there wouldn't be any potential buyers. Also, the basilisk used to make it was so expensive that the only way to break even would be to somehow sell all the ice cream for '¥1,000,000 a cup''. Even Jashin points out that it was stupid.
- Harmless Freezing: Subverted. Jashin-chan breaks into pieces when they freeze her. But since she's a devil, she can regenerate from it. After the ice melts, of course.
- Hidden Buxom: It is not revealed until she wears a bikini during the Beach Episode, but Yusa is quite well-proportioned.
- The Secret of Long Pork Pies: Non-meat example. It's revealed that they can make sno-cones with two flavors: Strawberry and Lemon. Strawberry comes from their blood, while lemon... well "yellow snow" and all. And there's the tapioca milk where Jashin-chan thinks the tapioca at the bottom are Kori's droppings and understandably grosses out Poporon.
- The Voiceless: Kori doesn't utter a word in her appearances.
- Yuki-onna: Both are dressed as such.
Bate
Voiced by: Mao Ichimichi
A demon dog and apparently The Beast of Gévaudan that Yurine took in, much to Jashin-chan 's chagrin.
- The Casanova: In season 2, he's often seen with female versions of his species, and never the same one twice. At one point courting three of them' at once.
- Hellhound: Supposedly though never stated for sure. It takes a liking to Yurine. Jashin-chan... not so much.
- More Teeth than the Osmond Family: His mouth is a mass of fangs on him.
- Shout-Out: Often seen sleeping on the top of the doghouse like good ol Snoopy.
- Team Pet: To Yurine and Jashin-chan.
Mei Tachibana
Voiced by: Natsuko Hara (Japanese)
A policewoman who's infatuated with Jashin-chan.
- Abhorrent Admirer: While Mei is pretty to be sure, her obsession with Jashin-chan is what repels the latter the most.
- Bowdlerise: When looking over her collection, she comments on how tough it was to get a bus stop sign to her apartment. In the manga, she had lifted it off the street. In the anime, she claims she got it online. This was likely changed to discourage people in Japan from imitating the action.
- Collector of the Strange: She has collected in her home a lot of oddities that she deems cute, from dolls to figures to... store mascots and bus stop signs. Some were suggested to be purchased, but others she just flat out stole.
- Dirty Cop: Constantly tries to use her position to steal things off the street. Often right in front of the victim.
- The Dreaded: Next to Yurine, she's the person Jashin-chan most hates to deal with, due to Mei always trying to cuddle her. In the manga, Yusa and Kori start sharing the same sentiments.
- If I Can't Have You…: After Jashin-chan refuses to go home with her, she opts to try and murder Jashin-chan instead. Fortunately for Jashin-chan, her shift ends and she leaves for home.
- I'm Taking Her Home with Me!: Constantly tries to take Jashin-chan home.
- Really, she'll invoke this for everything she finds she considers cute, consequences be damned. Jashin-chan is still her first priority though.
- Lazy Bum: Touched on, she'll do her job but only for the minimum hours required. She refuses to work overtime.
- Out of Focus: She doesn't show up much in later chapters of the manga.
- Oxymoronic Being: A kleptomaniac policewoman.
- Stalker with a Crush: Toward Jashin-chan . Heck, her first encounter had her literally arrest Jashin-chan just because "She stole [Mei's] heart!"
- The Friend Nobody Likes: In episode 11, Mei reveals that she's not very popular among the other officers on the force. Given her "eccentricities" it's not hard to imagine why.
- Womanchild: With her Collector of the Strange tendencies, laziness, and immaturity, it boggles the mind that she landed a job as a policewoman.
- Yandere: In the manga, when Yurine retracted her offer to allow Mei to take Jashin-chan with her. Mei responded by pulling out a handgun and shooting Jashin-chan with it. In the anime, she instead tries to kill Jashin-chan with a collapsible sword.
Poporon
Voiced by: Rico Sasaki
A blonde-haired angel who is formally Pekola's apprentice. Seeks to kill her so that she could take her place as a fully-fledged angel. She has since taken to being a ramen delivery girl, as well as an Idol Singer on the side.
- Ambiguously Gay: In episode 10, Poporon is shown as being taken aback at Pekola's determination on protecting her from one of her rabid fans. Subsequently in episode 11, Poporon is asked if she was Pekola's friend, responding by briefly blushing. She also seemed to be genuinely jealous of how Pekola was able to befriend demons and humans, almost as if she was hurt by it.
- Ambition Is Evil:
- Wants to kill Pekola so she could take her place.
- Decides to make Persephone II her next target upon realizing that she was the daughter of Hades and Queen Persephone.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: While she'd deny it, deep down, she does still care for Pekola.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Resembles a doll, but is rotten to the core.
- Blatant Lies:
- She doesn't like Persephone II's company; it's all a fluke to lure her into a false sense of security to kill her.
- Just because she helps Pekola every now and then doesn't mean she actually cares about her and would feel lonely if she went back to Heave.
- Break the Haughty: Is beaten by a demon of all things, and watches in horror as said demon then devours her halo, stranding her on Earth as well.
- Brought Down to Normal: As with Pekola, losing her halo means losing her powers. In her case, her halo was destroyed by Jashin-chan whereas Pekola only lost hers.
- Dirty Coward: Is haughty and over-confident when she has everything in control, only to not hesitate in fleeing when Jashin-chan ate her halo.
- Easily Forgiven: Pekola doesn't hold much ire towards Poporon despite Poporon trying to kill her once.
- Evil Counterpart: To Pekola. While Pekola behaves in a manner traditional to stereotypical depictions of angels, Poporon is primarily motivated by self-interest, berating Pekola for speaking her "holier than thou" nonsense quite often.
- Eviler than Thou: She's even worse than Jashin-chan , who is largely a Harmless Villain.
- Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: Literal example. While seemingly benevolent, Poporon is out to eliminate Pekola for her position.
- Fallen Angel: Much like Pekola, but much more fittingly so.
- Fantastic Racism: Views demons as a disgusting, inferior species and is more than willing to exterminate any she encounters. Much like Pekola, Poporon's feelings on the subject would change as she mellowed out.
- Faux Affably Evil: Warmly greets Pekola before pulling out her weapon. While it is more blatant she is self-absorbed in private, Poporon still puts up the act when it came to her jobs.
- Hates the Job, Loves the Limelight: Inverted, she uses her looks to gain business for wherever she works or getting fans as a source of income. But she's really uncomfortable with the attention she attracts. Some of them outright stalkers.
- Hoist by Her Own Petard: Is unable to return to Heaven due to Jashin-chan eating her halo.
- Idol Singer: One of her part time jobs, much to Pekola's bewilderment.
- Irony:
- Is an angel, but her actions are truly demonic.
- Likewise ends up losing her halo after her second encounter with Jashin-chan , which also strands her on Earth.
- It's All About Me: Believes that she was born to be an angel, regardless of the consequences.
- Jerkass: Believes herself to be superior above others, and is deeply prejudiced against demons.
- Laser-Guided Karma: Upon getting beaten severely by Jashin-chan , she loses her halo, becoming stranded on Earth just like Pekola.
- Light Is Not Good: Looks divine and angelic, but she's eviler than Jashin.
- Mysterious Past: Pekola suggests that some tragic event happened in Poporon's life that made her bitter, but she never gets to explain it due to Jashin-chan 's drunken singing.
- Nice Character, Mean Actor: As an idol, she is shown as being very compassionate and loving. Outside of that, she is anything but that.
- No Kill like Overkill: After she reveals she has come to kill Pekola, she tries to do so with a rocket launcher.
- Pet the Dog: Offers to pay for Pekola's medical bill when Pekola got injured protecting her.
- Also helped Pekola get enough money to fund a Christmas party for some kids. She even encourages one of her young fans that they could be an idol too someday.
- Revenge: Tries to take revenge on Jashin-chan after her first defeat. She only gets as far as blindsiding Jashin-chan with a mace before losing her halo in the ensuing scuffle. Jashin-chan then scares her off by claiming that eating the halo granted her new powers and was about to "blast" her with a power beam.
- Third-Person Person: Like her former superior. Refers to herself as Poporon-chan.
- Took a Level in Kindness: Initially very selfish and petty, but since being stuck in the human realm, she has mellowed considerably and, though still a bit haughty and stand-offish, isn't as antagonistic as before and willing to interact with the devils when she at first refused. Even saving Pekola on a few occasions.
- Tsundere: to Pekola and Persephone II.
- Calls Pekola naïve and stupid, but she does show enough decency to pay Pekola's medical bill after she intercepted the attack of one of Poporon's raving fans.
- She also shows that she enjoys Persephone II's friendship despite trying to claim that she is just tricking her so she could kill her to get herself higher in the rankings.
Persephone II
Voiced by: Riho Iida
A demon girl who came from Hell to find Jashin-chan.
- Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole: In the manga, her motivation to find Jashin-chan was to teach her a stronger version of her dropkick on behalf of her mother (also Jashin-chan's mentor). This plot point is completely absent from the anime, leaving her strenuous efforts to find Jashin-chan (made even more dramatic in the adaptation) with no apparent goal, and making her scathing remarks aimed at Jashin-chan in Dash seem bizarre in retrospect.
- Brutal Honesty: Being a kid and all, she tends to state her opinions point blank, usually at Jashin-chan 's expense.
- The Determinator: Goes through several trials in her pursuit of Jashin-chan.
- Failure Is the Only Option: For most of season one where she's aimlessly wandering around trying to find Jashin-chan but to no avail. She abruptly manages by the final episode of that season.
- Last Episode, New Character: Sorta, she's showcased through most of the anime series but the focus doesn't stay on her long enough for us to really know her nor are any characters aware of her. It isn't till episode 12, the last episode of the first season, that the characters interact with her. Season two expands on her character more.
- Obliviously Evil: Unaware that her incriminating outfit would make her look imposing. Subverted, however, she's a devil but not evil.
- Really Royalty Reveal: Revealed to be the daughter of Hades and Persephone.
- Throw the Dog a Bone: She finally finds Jashin-chan in the final episode of season one.
Baphomet
The supposedly legendary demon that the Knights Templar were said to reverie. Acts as the narrator of the series.
- Fourth-Wall Observer: Much like Jashin-chan, Baphomet often is aware of being in a fictional work. He often interacts with the viewers whilst watching the other characters.
- Lemony Narrator: Often comments on certain things the characters do in the series.
- Mix-and-Match Critters: Head and legs of a goat, wings of a raven, and body of a woman. He's male btw.
Pino
Voiced by: Marina Yamada
- Ambiguously Gay: When she learns that Yurine had unwittingly knocked out Lierre (when she was really aiming for Jashin-chan), Pino becomes enamored and fully convinces herself that Yurine was the true savior.
- Ax-Crazy: After losing her halo, she decides that she will overthrow God, take over as the new God, and destroy the human realm and the underworld.
- Death Seeker: According to Lierre, she tends to be one of these. Her consuming candy pills like, well, candy doesn't help. This, of course, is Played for Laughs.
- Dirty Coward: Opts to flee when her halo gets broken.
- Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: Again like Poporon, she's a literal example. Once she's trapped on Earth, she plots to overthrow God, rule Heaven, and destroy Earth and the Underworld.
- Fallen Angel: Per the course of the series, she seems to be especially insane in comparison to the other two angels.
- Faux Affably Evil: Like Poporon, she is introduced warmly before announcing her intent to kill Pekola and Poporon. She later eats an innocent rabbit after lulling it into a false sense of security.
- Hypocrite: Chastises Poporon for using a cowardly tactic but she herself calls for a taxi in order to escape being killed for her failure.
- Irony: Much like Poporon, she is an angel, but she has malevolent designs that make her more demonic.
- Kick the Dog: She eats a cute cuddly rabbit.
- Mirror Character: Of Jashin-chan. Much like how Jashin-chan devises several methods to kill Yurine, Pino tries to kill or severely weaken Lierre out of paranoia.
- Only Sane Man: Being an angel, who firmly believes that devils are evil, Pino has a hard time wrapping her head around the idea that angels, humans, and even devils could become friends. She also finds herself bewildered by Jashin-chan and her antics at times. Subverted after Lierre's arrival where she's in constant paranoia about Lierre killing her and occasionally tries to murder her superior with hilarious results.
- Psycho Pink: She may have the looks of a Rose-Haired Sweetie, but she's even more unhinged than Poporon.
- Psychopathic Womanchild: As Pekola states, Pino is very emotionally driven and is borderline insane. One of the first things she tries to do upon coming to Earth was taking out Pekola and Poporon only to become stranded as well. After being marooned, Pino is paranoid about pursuers being commissioned with killing her to the point she takes (candy) pills to ease her mind. She also tries to kill or weaken Lierre whenever they interact.
- Sanity Slippage: Her paranoia over when Heaven comes to execute her is doing little to help her keep her sanity intact. She even takes pills to settle herself down. It gets worse when Lierre enters the picture.
- Satanic Archetype: A fallen angel who now wants to overthrow God and rule in His place.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Calls for a taxi when her halo is broken.
Kyon-Kyon
Voiced by: Nanami Yamashita
A Jiangshi that the group meets while at a beach. Hailing from Hell China, she has come to the human realm with the goal of becoming a human.
- Become a Real Boy: States she wants to be a human and was told if she did some good deeds, her higher-ups would grant it. Though Jashin-chan claims they were lying to her.
- Berserk Button: Insulting her sister. Some local punks did so (unwittingly since they didn't know she was a monster or that the print was alive) and she nearly ended up killing them.
- The Berserker: Once you get her riled, she'll go on a rampage against the offender until she's either stopped by a stronger force or her sister can calm her down.
- Big Sister Instinct: Despite being the younger sister, Kyon-Kyon is very protective of her big sister, Ran-Ran, and will dish out a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown on ANYONE who insults her. She even taught some bullies to NEVER make fun of or insult Ran-Ran, in the hardest way possible.
- Chinese Vampire: She's a Jiangshi though oddly she can move her limbs just fine and her bite can make others into one (as Jashin found out the hard way). Though she seems to be very brittle, as when Minos judo-slammed her into the ground, her limbs broke apart and had to be super-glued back on.
- Cute Bruiser: Right on par with Minos who actually had some trouble with her when Kyon-Kyon attacked Jashin-chan and her friends.
- Hidden Buxom: Her regular clothes hit her bust well, but when she's in a swimsuit, it's a different story.
- A Lizard Named "Liz": Her name is a soundalike to "pyon-pyon", the onomatopoeia for hopping, due to jumping movements jiangshis make.
- Pintsized Powerhouse: Surprisingly strong for her short stature. Even managing to momentarily overpower Minos despite being almost half her height.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Sweet rice, based on the old superstition that rice can ward away evil spirits. She and her older sister state that despite being high-ranked devils, they still can't overcome it and get spooked when Jashin-chan tried to offer them some food made from it.
Ran-Ran
Voiced by: Minami Tanaka (Japanese), Valca Ponzanelli (Latin American Spanish)
As the imprint on Kyon-Kyon's dress.
As a panda outside the dress.
Her original form.
Kyon-Kyon's older sister, likewise a Jiangshi. She got turned into a panda by a psychic panda the two saw at a zoo in Hell's China and lives as the imprint on Kyon-Kyon's dress. The sisters are trying to find a way to break the curse.
- Be Careful What You Wish For: Wished she was a panda while watching one at a zoo in Hell, likely not really meaning it. But the panda decided if she wanted the experience, he would be glad to oblige. If that wasn't bad enough, the panda died the next day from overeating. So they couldn't get him to reverse the transformation.
- Expressive Accessory: Zig-zagged, she acts as the panda imprint on Kyon-Kyon's robes and reacts to whatever mood Kyon-Kyon's in. But was later revealed to be just living in it. She can be ripped out of Kyon-Kyon's shirt with little damage to either her or her sister, as Jashin-chan found out.
- Shout-Out: Acts as one to Mei-Ling/Lin-Lin from Darkstalkers being a living accessory attached to her Jiangshi sister - they're even both cursed though in completely different methods.
- Forced Transformation: Got this inflicted on her by a vengeful psychic panda who overheard her wishing she was one while viewing him at a zoo, angered that she never took its feelings into account.
- Hope Spot: Jashin-chan gives the girls some strawberry candy she won at a pachinko parlor which somehow turns Kyon-Kyon's sister back to normal... for a few brief moments before she reverts. When Jashin-chan tries it again, it doesn't work anymore. Though it gives the girls a clue on how it'll help break the curse.
- Morality Pet: Acts as one for Kyon-Kyon if she ever gets angry.
- Pocket Dimension: Can somehow fit in the little imprint on Kyon-Kyon's dress. This is never explained.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Sweet rice, based on the old superstition that rice can ward away evil spirits. She and her younger sister state that despite being high-ranked devils, they still can't overcome it and get spooked when Jashin-chan tried to offer them some food made from it.
Lierre
Voiced by: Miharu Hanai
The God, Pekola, Poporon, and Pino worship. She went to the human world and takes on the form of a young girl to check on the 3 angels, who are all stranded in the human world
- A Form You Are Comfortable With: Takes on the form of a young girl to not aroused suspicion.
- The Dreaded: Pekola, Poporon, and Pino utterly fear her and go along with her orders without question. Pino is especially worried that she's come to kill them for fraternizing with devils (to the point she nearly tries to get her killed when Jashin is going for one of her dropkicks. Yurine ends up saving her though).
- Early-Bird Cameo: A rather odd inclusion, she was featured in a special promo advertising Chitose City (even being voiced by a native of the city) and, similar to Minos, just appears out of the blue with no explanation. Thing is that the special aired before season 2 (though in the context of the season, it's set after as Pino and the Jingshi sisters are already on Earth by that point).
- Deus Exit Machina: Played For Laughs, In the season 3 finale after Mei shot the sun and causes it to fall towards Earth, Pekola asked Lierre to do something only for the latter to be sleeping in Persephone 1's lap after playing in the pool, much to the former's chagrin.
- Fantastic Racism: Pekola, Poporon, and Pino have to get it from somewhere. However, Lierre is much more relaxed about it for the most part.
- God: She's none other than the big G herself.
- Not So Above It All: She plays on a swing when she thinks no one is watching, only to get spotted by Jashin-chan.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: For the most part, she doesn't have any qualms with hanging out with devils, unlike her subordinates who had to get used to it.
- The Stoic: She doesn't emote much...
- Not So Stoic: ...except when she's around the elder Persephone, who consistently gets under her skin, one way or another. And she also childishly enjoys watching cartoons, buying toys, and enjoys activities meant for children when none of her peers are around.
- The Worf Effect: As a result of her being significantly powered down. As seen when Yurine accidentally knocked her out cold with a punch intended for Jashin-chan.
Hatsune Miku
Voiced by: Hatsune Miku/Saki Fujita (Japanese), Melissa Gedeón (Latin American Spanish)
The popular Vocaloid. Tropes for her as a whole outside of the show can be found on her own page.
- As Herself: Miku's vocals were done using the Vocaloid synthesizer, so she's technically "voicing" herself.
- The Cameo: She makes several cameos throughout the anime's third season.
- I Was Just Passing Through: Miku's appearances in the series largely consist of her just passing by whatever is going on. The first time she appears, she's just out shopping.
- Limited Wardrobe: Almost every single time Miku appears, she's always with her Iconic Outfit, even with her live performance headgear, even though she is never seen actually using it.
- Trademark Favourite Food: Every time she appears, it's with her trademark green onion in hand.
Persephone I
Voiced by: Miki Komori
The mother of Persephone II, and former teacher of Jashin-chan, Minos, and Medusa. She pays them a visit to begin work at the Iron Commando orphanage... much to Lierre's chagrin.- Cool Teacher: Jashin-chan and her devil friends particularly the former praised her as such.
- The Gadfly: Constantly pokes fun at Lierre's child form and her acting childish while in said form.
- We Used to Be Friends: She used to live in heaven and is childhood friends with Lierre but something happened that caused said friendship to fall apart. Downplayed later on as the two still remain in a cordial relationship with each other.
Ecute
Voiced by: Ruri Asano
A spoiled vampire girl who rules Hell Transylvania as its princess. Atre
Voiced by: Rena Hasegawa
Ecute's educator who, even though she is mostly calm, can get very aggressive when angered, especially when Ecute does something bad.
