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Akira Takizawa
Voiced by: Ryōhei Kimura (JP), Jason Liebrecht (EN)
The main protagonist and Seleção No. 9, Akira Takizawa awakens outside the White House with no memories and stark naked. He befriends Saki Morimi, a Japanese college student on vacation in America on her way to catch a flight home. Armed with a cellphone, Takizawa learns he is part of a game created by one Mr. Outside to use the ten billion yen on the phone to improve the state of Japan. Takizawa meets his fellow Seleção, whilst trying to recover his memories before and after he was selected for the game.
He was born on January 7, 1989, making him one day younger than Saki. Later on, it turns out "Akira Takizawa" is not his real name and his actual name remains a mystery.
- Action Survivor: He gets involved in a lot of action - being attacked by a oil tanker, taking on a missile attack, escaping numerous explosions, etc, and always comes away relatively unscathed.
- Amnesiac Dissonance: Discovers he was possibly responsible for the Careless Monday missile attacks, but actually used it as an excuse to save 20,000 NEETS that helped him evacuate citizens from being arrested for the same thing, and then erased his own memory to cover up his and their tracks.
- Bavarian Fire Drill: Is very skilled at this, making up outrageous lies to people in order to be able to get away with things.
- Bigger Is Better in Bed: It's implied that he's quite well-endowed down there, although we have to take the female characters who see him naked's words (or rather, lack thereof) for that. An American policewoman is so impressed by it she lets him off the hook.
- The Charmer: Takizawa is quite the charmer, being able to smooth-talk his way people into giving him what he wants with ease.
- Cloud Cuckoo Lander: He's pretty crazy and spontaneous, with and without his memory.
- Cool Bike: He rides around on a neat yellow motorcycle. Why he can remember how to ride it is a mystery.
- Makes sense actually. Memories on how to perform tasks and procedures are stored completely separately from memories about oneself and past life experiences.
- Easy Amnesia: Twice.
- First Kiss: He gives Saki one in Episode 5.
- Foreshadowing: The fact that he picked the name "Akira Takizawa" from one of the various passports with his face on it should've been seen as a massive clue that it's not his real name.
- Gambit Pileup: He doesn't exactly play Xanatos Speed Chess, but he does have a knack for constantly throwing Spanner in the Works of his fellow Seleção plans. His solutions include...
- Stealing Number 4's Police badge to force him into another meeting to reclaim his Noblesse Phone from Number 4.
- Gets into an escalating war of dirty tricks with Number 11 to delay her from getting back to a hotel before he can get there, such as by having her driving record be listed as a repeat offender, buying out the hotel, causing its price to double in mere minutes.
- Prevents casualties on Careless Monday by having Juiz hack the Earth Quake Early Alert system, recruiting 20,000 NEETs to play the role of police and military to help guide the citizens to safe locations and hand out relief supplies.
- When the public and NEETs turn against him out of suspicion it was all a hoax done by the NEETs (and to the NEETs, by him), has the NEETs transported to Dubai as immigrant workers to get them out of Japanese public view for awhile, then erases his own memories and sent to the U.S. to let public anger die down first.
- Prevents another Careless Monday style attack involving 60 Cruise Missiles launched by Number 1 and Number 10 by 1) Having all 20,000 NEETs brought back to Japan via cargo ship to his shopping mall. 2) Contacts everyone inside the mall via Video call, claiming that he's the one launching the missiles, but giving the NEETs one chance at survival by ordering them to post their missile defense ideas on the Eden of the East Image boards. 3) Has Juiz crowdsource the best ideas that are posted to set up the defensive launchers and scramble F-15s from the JSDF to shoot down the missiles
- Has Juiz wipe his memories again, give him new ones, flown to New York, and change public records to make him appear to be the illegitimate child of an affair between the former Prime Minister and his mother to influence politics in Japan.
- Genius Ditz: He's a massive weirdo, but also quite intelligent and an apt smooth-talker.
- Genre Savvy: Some of the very few things he does remember are the numerous movies he's seen, and how they apply to his situation(s).
- Heroic Bastard: In the films, he is accused of being the illegitimate son of the deceased prime minister of Japan. This is later proven to be false.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Willingly gives up his memories twice to save others. The first time he wound up naked in America, and the second time he became an international celebrity known as the Air King, and revealed to possibly be the son of the dead Japanese prime minister.
- I Have Many Names: He has numerous passports with diffetn names. In the films he goes by the name of Akira Iinuma.
- Identity Amnesia: Akira has absolutely no idea of his past identity or actions—and he never gets his memories back after his multiple brain wipes, either.
- Keet: Even in serious situations he retains a cheerful and friendly demeanor.
- Last-Name Basis: Basically everyone calls him by his last name.
- Naked First Impression: His first appearance involves him walking towards Saki and two cops completely naked, although his groin is covered by a Censor Box scribble.
- Naked on Arrival: He's completely nude when he first appears.
- Nice Guy: It's nearly impossible for anyone who personally knows him to hate this guy. He's such a kind, compassionate and friendly young man that he leaves a good impression on the man-hating Seleção No. 11.
- Omniscient Morality License: Juiz applauds him for occasionally acting like this but never really becoming evil.
- Pet the Dog: He owns an adorable Shiba Inu, previously owned by his mother.
- The Scapegoat: Takizawa willingly makes himself this three times.
- Shameless Fanservice Guy: He ends up naked in front of people often, but doesn't mind and is never embarrassed by it, even though he often gets told to Please Put Some Clothes On.
- Shout-Out:
- Takizawa comments that his situation when he finds himself in Washington is similar to The Bourne Series.
- Or how his gun-closet is reminiscent of Taxi Driver, and how Kate & Leopold is the first thing that pops into his head while standing over a bridge with Saki.
- Take My Hand!: Takizawa reaches out to Saki when departing home on a boat and she decides to stay with him.
- Will They or Won't They?: Takizawa and Saki throughout the anime and movies. They do sort of become a couple. Sort of.
- You Are Number 6: Takizawa...doesn't actually have a confirmed name. He doesn't know what it is, and he lied to so many people in the past that his name is somewhat vague. The only name he truly knows has is Seleção No. 9—because it's stated Akira Takizawa is not his name.
Saki Morimi
Voiced by: Saori Hayami (JP), Leah Clark (EN)
A 22-year-old university student in her graduating year, Saki meets Akira in Washington D.C and the two quickly become involved in each other's lives. Saki is Akira's biggest supporter and love interest. A member of Eden of the East, Saki's ability to enhance the value of junk items has helped the group to be successful. She could only go to college with the aid of her sister and brother-in-law, whom she has been living with after the death of her parents when she was a baby, and plans to find work in an office because she is ashamed of living off their money. While she is a selfless girl, she is very opinionated about the condition of the country after Careless Monday.
She was born on January 6, 1989, therefore she is one day older than Takizawa.
- Be Careful What You Wish For: Saki regrets her wish for something bigger to happen after Careless Monday upon learning why Takizawa erased his memories.
- Crapsack World: She gets this impression after an embarrassing job interview - in which she got a bowl of stew purposefully dumped in her lap in order to make her leave.
- Exact Eavesdropping: Saki gets a lot of information about Takizawa and the other Seleção (with Takizawa's knowledge) by listening in on Takizawa's phone calls.
- Fiery Redhead: Subverted. Saki has the occasional emotional outburst but is overall a calm, practical girl.
- Innocent Bystander: She was until the nude Takizawa strolled into her life.
- Now or Never Kiss: She gives Akira one at the end of the second movie, Paradise Lost.
- Strong Family Resemblance: Her older sister is almost identical to her.
Eden of the East members
Saki's inner circle of friends who make up the staff of an online image recognition system and recycling group. They start off as a one-room group until they expand into a full-time business with an office. The groups members include leader Kazuomi Hirasawa, deadpan programmer Mikuru "Micchon" Katsuhara, Satoshi Osugi who has a crush on Saki, spectacled Kasuga, Sis who has a fondness for cute things, and Yutaka "Panties" Itazu, known for (formally) not wearing any trousers and is a skilled hacker. Takizawa later becomes a member of the group.
In General
- Mission Control: Eden becomes this for Saki, and indirectly, Takizawa.
- NEET: Think of themselves as ones, as a sort of ideology, but instead of the stereotypical laziness, they're more like future dot com millionaires.
Satoshi Ōsugi
Voiced by: Takuya Eguchi (JP), Michael Sinterniklaas (EN)
A friend of Saki's who has feelings for her.
- Butt-Monkey: Osugi is constantly the butt of jokes from the others. He gets routinely brushed off by other characters, stood up, and drunk to the point of nearly puking in the street. Then Kuroha apparently kidnaps him and threatens to de-Johnnify him... though it turns it was a serial rapist who had stolen his bag and cell phone during the aforementioned drunkenness.
- Curtains Match the Windows: Light brown hair and eyes.
- Green-Eyed Monster: Part of the reason for his initial distrust of Akira is that he thought he was Saki's boyfriend.
- Hopeless Suitor: Osugi loves Saki, Saki doesn't love Osugi, Takizawa likes Saki, Saki likes Takizawa, Osugi doesn't like Takizawa.
- Naked People Are Funny: He, Hirasawa, and Kasuga strip off to make their way through the NEET-inhabited mall, but he's the only one who's really embarrassed about it, and naturally, he's the one who ends up being seen by Saki and Micchon, prompting a Naked Freak-Out.
Kazuomi Hirasawa
Voiced by: Motoyuki Kawahara (JP), J. Michael Tatum (EN)
The de-facto leader of the group.
- The Leader: Of the Eden group.
- Naked People Are Funny: He, Osugi, and Kasuga strip off to make their way through the NEET-inhabited mall.
- Nerd Glasses: Hirasawa wears square-shaped glasses.
- Only Sane Man: The first one to ask the basic questions about Akira.
- Smart People Wear Glasses: He wears square glasses and is the sanest one among the group.
Mikuru "Micchon" Katsuhara
Voiced by: Ayaka Saitou (JP), Stephanie Sheh (EN)
A shy but frank girl who programmed the Eden of the East’s image recognition system.
- The Baby of the Bunch: The youngest member of the Eden of the East group.
- Brutal Honesty: Micchon can be quite a frank person to her friends, even when the truth is brutal.
- Little Miss Snarker: Micchon is the shortest of the group and has a sharp tongue.
- Older Than They Look: Despite looking like an elementary schooler, she's about the same age as her friends.
- Shrinking Violet: She's shy, but only when she meets new people. Takizawa affectionately nicknames her "Mittan", much to her embarrassment.
Haruo Kasuga
Voiced by: Hayato Taya (JP), John Burgmeier (EN)
A club member who likes to sit inside the clubroom’s rolltop desk.
- Crazy-Prepared: Kasuga has a secret passage, used by the communist guerrillas from the 1960s, just in case.
- Naked People Are Funny: He, Osugi, and Hirasawa strip off to make their way through the NEET-inhabited mall.
- Nerd Glasses: Kasuga wears a pair of glasses and is part of programming group.
Sis
- Cool Big Sis: Implied given the fact her nickname is "Sis".
- Covert Pervert: Sis is into some erotic tastes.
- Curtains Match the Windows: Brown hair and brown eyes.
- Hidden Depths: Sis reveals she can drive semi-trucks.
- Nice Girl: She's generally a friendly person.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: Her real name is unknown, only going by "Sis".
Yutaka "Panties" Itazu
Voiced by: Nobuyuki Hiyama (JP), Newton Pittman (EN)
A prodigious, yet reclusive hacker with hardcore pride for his hometown of Hiroshima; and prefers to use his Hiroshima dialect on a regular basis.
- Embarrassing Nickname: He is nicknamed "Pantsu/Underwear" in the Japanese version and "Panties" in the dub.
- Hacker Cave: Panties hides a computer mainframe in his closet.
- Hikikomori: Panties spent three years living in his apartment after his only pair of trousers were blown away. He only comes out after meeting Takizawa.
- Playful Hacker: He was able to hack into the weird phones provided for Akira.
The Seleção
The twelve Chosen Ones selected by Mr. Outside to save the country. Each member is given a special cell phone with ten billion yen which they must use to improve the country. Each Seleção has an unseen assistant linked to the cell phone named Juiz, who can help them fulfill almost any request they make, but each one spends some of their money. If they abuse their money, do not play the game, or spend all of their money, the Seleção will be eliminated by the enigmatic Supporter. Tropes that apply to all
- Blessed with Suck: They're given a fortune, but are told that they'll be killed if they use it for personal gain, don't play the game, or run out of money, and are manipulated so that they'll fear being assassinated by their fellow Seleção.
- The Cameo: Seleção 3, 7 and 8 only have cameo roles. 7 doesn't even physically appear.
- Screw the Rules, I Have Money!: They can use their money to screw the rules and then some.
- With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: Not to Light Yagami levels, but many of them are definitely in this direction.
Mr. Outside
Voiced by: Hiroshi Arikawa (JP), Grant James (EN)
The mastermind behind the Seleção game, also known as Noblesse Oblige. His true name is Saizo Ato.
- Anonymous Benefactor: Uses the alias Mr. Outside until his identity is revealed.
- Cool Old Guy: He's over a hundred, and still able to wrestle a fit twenty-something out of his car.Saizo: I'm not so old that I'm going to lose to a milk-runt like you!
- The Dog Was the Mastermind: The taxi driver.
- Early-Bird Cameo: Ato Saizo has a cameo in Episode 11 as the taxi driver that drives Saki and Micchon to Takizawa's mall.
- Even earlier in Episode 4 when he snatches a magazine from Takizawa, scolding him on reading politicial nonsense.
- Eccentric Millionaire: Uses his fortune to try to save Japan in... heterodoxical ways.
- Fiction 500: Must be ultra-wealthy given his ability to give 10 billion yen apiece to twelve people.
- I Have Many Names: Along with Mr. Outside, he also acts as Seleção No. 12 and the Supporter.
- Indy Ploy:
- Japan is stagnating, there's a very high number of young people who have No Employment, Education, or Training (aka, NEETs), the government is deadlocked with controversy. Solution? Step one, give eleven random people he's met while driving a taxi cab around town a high tech prototype cellphone, 10 billion yen each of his own money accessed only with said phone, and an advance A.I. system with the ability to tap into any network needed to do just about anything possible at their request. Step two, set himself up as an observing member, and give a vague threat of "Elimination" should the participants fail as incentive for them to participate. Step three, something interesting happens. Step four, one of the Seleção comes up with an awesome idea, and Japan Profits!
- Pulls this on Number One and his co-conspirators when they think they've got the game already won by controlling his company, and thus, the Noblesse System and Juiz. Just when Number One thinks he's won total control of the game, Mr. Outside/The Supporter finally makes his first money expenditure as a Seleção, by quietly having the remaining players Juiz Super computer and A.I. Networks loaded up on trailers, and kept out of Number One's control by having them constantly moving around Japan.
- Punny Name: Mr. Outside is actually a pun based on his real name.Akira: Ato Saizo...Ato Saizo...Auto-saido...Outside?! It's a pun?!
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He's fully willing to throw tens of billions of yen into the hunt for a "savior" for Japan, giving twelve individuals the authority to do whatever they deem necessary to save the country. And if they run out of money before they can do so, or don't want to shoulder the burden? Well, then they're screwed.
Juiz
Voiced by: Sakiko Tamagawa (JP), Stephanie Young (EN)
The mysterious woman who helps the twelve Seleção and aids them with their various requests, no matter how absurd they may be. She is actually an artificial intelligence in the form of twelve devices disguised as cargo truck trailers which are constantly moved around for protection. Juiz appears to have twelve different personalities to suit the Seleção.
- Benevolent Genie: Depends on the user, but often tries her best to fulfill the orders of Seleção as close to their wish as possible. For particularly advanced or complex orders, she categorizes them into multiple orders.
- Deadpan Snarker: Tends toward this, although this varies between light amusement (toward Takizawa) and total contempt (toward Naomoto).
- Deus ex Machina: Juiz practically is one and can do just about anything if ordered to.
- Literal Genie: She takes Akira's hypothetical "make the Prime Minister say 'Uncle'" request literally. Good thing it only cost him 60 yen. Implied to be Juiz being snarky, since she never makes the mistake any other time. It does have a positive effect, abnormally for the trope, and gets mentioned several times later by other characters
- Machine Monotone: Played With - Juiz is easily one of the most personable members of the cast. She does, however, respond in a largely monotone "Acknowledged. Noblesse oblige" whenever she accepts a request.
- Made of Explodium: Several of the Juiz trucks are blown up in the first film.
- Magical Computer: There are twelve of her.
- My Master, Right or Wrong: Generally does whatever her Seleção orders.
- Servile Snarker: Despite constantly speaking in a robotic manner, tends to make little quips about particularly outlandish requests.
- Split Personality: Juiz has twelve different personalities to match each Seleção. Juiz is very loyal and obedient to No. 1, speaks playfully to No. 2, openly criticizes and mocks No. 6, and is very kind and supportive of Akira.
- Voice with an Internet Connection: Juiz can be contacted via a special Seleção cell phone, and the mysterious female voice refers to herself as a "concierge". She can assist every Seleção agent in a wide variety of tasks, from bribing airport officials to help skip customs and immigration, to bribing police officers to assassinate loan sharks.
Detective Yusei Kondo
Voiced by: Hiroshi Shirokuma (JP), Christopher Sabat (EN)
Seleção No. 4 and the second introduced after Takizawa. Kondo is a Japanese police officer and detective and pursues Takizawa to figure out if he is the true perpetrator of Careless Monday.
- Didn't Think This Through: Once he himself starts running low on funds on his phone, which means The Supporter will come to eliminate him once it hits zero, he decides to steal Takizawa's phone, which still has about 8 billion yen on it, so he can transfer the money onto his phone to not only save his skin, but allow himself to live comfortably with his mistress. While the theft is successful, it only occurs to him once he has it and uses up the rest of the his money that he doesn't know if the money on one phone can be transferred to another, and when he subtly asks Juiz if it's possible, it's only then that he learns that the phones have fingerprint recognition and therefore, he can't transfer the money himself.
- Dirty Cop: Subverted. He is unafraid to use Juiz to assassinate criminals or others who bother him.
- The Eeyore: He's quite moody and pessimistic, believing that ten billion yen is not enough to save the country.
- Four Is Death: He is the first to go.
- Karmic Death: Kondo's wife accidentally receives a text he meant to send to his mistress and she stabs him in revenge.
- Kick the Dog: He attacks Takizawa, beating him up to steal his phone.
- Mr. Exposition: Kondo explains things to Takizawa during their encounters and manages to send Takizawa off to find the other Seleção before he dies.
- Motive Decay: Kondo's motives are hard to make out. He seems to enjoy his new lease on life with the money has has, and has Juiz assassinate people that bother him. However, upon his death, he claims he was just trying to do the right thing in life.
- Sacrificial Lamb: Is the first Seleção to be killed in the series.
Doctor Hajime Hiura
Voiced by: Shinji Ogawa (JP), Kent Williams (EN)
Seleção No. 5. Dr. Hiura is a brain surgeon who uses all of his money and is the second Seleção to be eliminated although he is the only one to be personally eliminated by the Supporter. Takizawa tracks him down to a state-of-the-art hospital for the elderly where he is the chief executive. A kind middle-aged man, Dr. Hiura embraces his known fate, having played the game not to save Japan but to rather improve the hospital systems. He mimics a phone call from Mr. Nobody to inform Takizawa of their involvement in the game.
- Hero with Bad Publicity: He accomplishes his goals through bribing politicians, and so in the press receives negative coverage as a source of political corruption. On the other hand, his patients consider him a saint.
- Instant Sedation: Hiura drugs and knocks out Takizawa after he claims he is No. 9.
- Nice Guy: The only Seleção aside from Takizawa and No. 3 who appear to be completely friendly.
- Not Quite Dead: Panties discovers Dr. Hiura is alive and kicking, but his memories of the game were wiped by the Supporter.
- Selfless Wish: Dr. Hiura is unafraid of dying, giving all his money to improve the medical system in Japan.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: He is introduced and eliminated in the same episode.
Kuroha Diana Shiratori
Voiced by: Rei Igarashi (JP), Christine Auten (EN)
Seleção No. 11, Kuroha is president of a model agency, but also doubles as the infamous Johnny Killer who kidnaps criminals, tortures them and then chops off their penises with a cigar chopper. However, she does this to help protect scorned women, possibly having been sexually harmed herself. She develops an interesting relationship with Takizawa, saving him twice.
- Back for the Finale: By the time of The King of Eden, she's taken a break from Johnny-hunting and becomes a valuable ally for the heroes.
- Big Damn Heroes: In The King of Eden, she dramatically arrives with her car to save Akira and Saki from Mooks right at the nick of time.
- Black Bra and Panties: She's often seen wearing these, fitting for her seductive nature.
- Buxom Beauty Standard: She's quite well-endowed, which is partly why she's considered so attractive. She purposedly wears outfits with low-necklines knowing it will distract men, making them easier targets.
- Crippling Castration: Kuroha makes a point to castrate the men she kills, which is why she's known as the Johnny Huner / Killer.
- Curtains Match the Windows: Light blue hair and eyes.
- Does Not Like Men: Aside from Takizawa. Apparently this only extends to Japanese men, as the entire reason she set up the modeling agency was to import handsome European men to replace all the people she's killed.
- Escape Battle Technique: Kuroha flees her hotel room by seemingly sprouting bird wings and flying out the window. This turns out to be an illusion she had planned via Juiz, using supplies from costume and magic shops.
- Femme Fatale: She's a mysterious and seductive woman, who's actually a Serial Killer uses her feminine allure to kidnap men.
- Growing Wings: Can grow a pair of black feathery wings that allow her to become a Winged Humanoid that can fly.
- Heroic Sacrifice: In the first movie, The King of Eden Kuroha sacrifices her version of Juiz to keep Takizawa in the game, after Mononobe fires missiles to eliminate other Seleção.
- High-Heel Power: She's always wearing high heels, fitting with her being an empowered businesswoman and a Femme Fatale. She even tends to use them to step on her victims.
- I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: She becomes attracted to Akira and even attempts to seduce him, but gives up on the notion once she notices he already has a Love Interest in Saki.
- Ms. Fanservice: She's an attractive seductress who spends a lot of her screen time in lingeries, specifically Black Bra and Panties and she's the focus of several Male Gaze shots. In The King of Eden she gets a gratuitous Shower Scene, with a Toplessness from the Back shot and her Sexy Silhouette being visible through the frosty glass.
- Red Herring: Akira and the team start going after her because they think she's targetting Ōsugi, but she has nothing to do with him going missing.
- Serial-Killer Killer: Kuroha is a Serial Killer who only kills rapists or cruel men.
- Single Woman Seeks Good Man: The reason she likes Akira is because he's a "good boy".
- Sleeps in the Nude: She's shown to sleep in her king-size bed while only clad in her Black Bra and Panties or completely nude, which fits with her being a sensual and luxurious character.
- Straw Feminist: Can come off looking like this. Her quest to "save Japan" is motivated by the country's hideously misogynistic culture. How does she do this? Kill men by cutting off their genitals and replacing them with (presumably) less sexist non-Asian men. Considering how sympathetic she winds up being, though...
- Unflinching Walk: In the first movie, after making her Juiz blow up to save Takizawa's Juiz.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: In her view, justice means killing "the enemies of women" by cutting their Johnnies off.
- Woman Of Wealth And Taste: In her public persona she's frequently seeing enjoying expensive luxuries, eating fancy food, wearing expensive clothes, and drinking wine.
Daiju Mononobe
Voiced by: Atsushi Miyauchi (JP), John Gremillion (EN)
The Big Bad of the show, and Seleção No. 1. A former politician, Mononobe became head of Ato Saizo's company and planned to become Mr. Outside himself. He is quite resourceful and smart, identifying most of the Seleção, and recruits No. 2 and 10 to work with him. His ultimate goal is to become ruler of Japan via terrorist attacks and eventually he plans to overthrow the government and replace it with a new one at the cost of individual freedom.
- Car Fu: Twice. First with Panties, though he ultimately survived. This is also how he kills Yuki. Shame he didn't spring for a bulletproof windshield...
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: Used his Noblesse phone and connections to purchase Ato Saizo Industries, with the intent of controlling the Noblesse system and Juiz.
- Fake Ultimate Hero: He convinces the Japanese government that he was the one who stopped the missile attacks. Luckily, the Japanese people know better.
- Government Conspiracy: Subverted in the show it self, he's a former politician. By the first movie, he's managed to get himself back into some political power as an adviser to the Government due to Outside stopping him from taking over the Noblesse system, and Takizawa's repeatedly interfering with the missile strikes he and Number 10 launched.
- Obstructive Bureaucrat: Does this in the two movies, notably the second one to go after the other Seleção's, often by having his rivals charged with Tax Evasion, or causing public unrest.
- Predatory Business: Subverted. This trope involves actual people instead of businesses, Mononobe firing missiles to eliminate the other Seleção's versions of Juiz. He succeeds in taking down No. 2 and No. 12, whilst Kuroha (No. 11) blocks a missile to keep Takizawa in the game.
- Screw the Rules, I Make Them!: By getting back into politics, he starts changing laws to favor a power grab for himself.
Jintaro Tsuji
Voiced by: Koji Yusa (JP), Todd Haberkorn (EN)
Seleção No. 2, Tsuji is in the marketing business and works with Mononobe and Yuki. Unlike them, he is not really interested in Mr. Nobody's game and just wants it to be other, and hasn't used any of his money. He starts making his move in the first film.
- Affably Evil: Tsuji is not really a villain but is a bit of a manipulative guy. He helps Yuki out after he eliminates himself from the game and goes into hiding.
- A Glass of Chianti: During many of his scenes in the movie he has a cocktail glass in hand with some kind of drink in it
- Cool Boat: He owns a big yacht.
- Evil Debt Collector: Mononobe sends an army of these to remove Tsuji's money.
- Orcus on His Throne: Tsuji spends most of his time lounging around on his fancy yacht.
Ryo Yuki
Voiced by: Masakazu Morita (JP), Jerry Jewell (EN)
Seleção No. 10. Ryo Yuki works with Mononobe and Tsuji to win the game. A disgruntled employee, Yuki is quite Ax-Crazy and wants to get revenge by bombing Japan with missiles.
- Evil Is Not Pacifist: He's horrified during the series when Mononobe uses his car to run down Panties, but as Mononobe points out, he has no qualms about using missiles to kill thousands of people.
- Evil Minions: He was one to Mononobe until he was betrayed by the latter.
- Killed Off for Real: He attacks Mononobe at the end of the game, unaware the latter has had his memory erased of the game as a gift from Mr. Outside. He shoots Mononobe only to get run over by his car.
- Not Quite Dead: Yuki faked his death by destroying his cell phone but surprised Tsuji when he revealed he was alive.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: His basic motivation in the series. After his parents died from being overworked, Yuki got nothing out of their hard work and was "betrayed" by Japan's bureaucrats and selfish businessmen.
- Unwitting Pawn: When Yuki's provided by Tsuji a gun and a forged passport to help in killing Takizawa, he's unaware that he's that way providing Tsuji a way to keep on his plan of winning the game without Tsuji's destroyed Juiz.
Taishi Naomoto
Voiced by: Hiroyuki Yoshino (JP), Josh Grelle (EN)
Seleção No. 6. Naomoto is an eccentric filmmaker who goes Ax-Crazy in his plan to kill Takizawa and Saki for a film — by blowing them up whilst they have a shower together. His plan falls through thanks to Kuroha, and he tries to kill Takizawa with a flamethrower whilst recording the scene. He is arrested soon after.
- Fate Worse than Death: Naomoto is arrested and loses his memory at the end of the second film, freaking out when he discovers he is in a police station.
- Prima Donna Director: He practically mirrors the comments made about Michael Bay.
- Prison Rape: His eventual fate, courtesy of a large, black inmate.
- Pyromaniac: Comes at Takizawa and Saki with a flamethrower.
- Shipper on Deck: Of a really weird and perverse kind- hard to figure how else to to describe his desire to get Takizawa and Saki to shower together so he can blow them up.
- Smug Snake: And his Juiz shows him no respect because of it, making it clear how stupid she finds his plans.
- Stuff Blowing Up: He attempts to blow up Takizawa and Saki whilst wanting them to have a shower together, due to there "never being a scene like that before".
