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Mundane human beings living in the town of Sorami, somewhere in Japan. They are blissfully unaware of the presence of Synapse hanging over their heads (save for one guy)... until the Angeloids made their presence known.

     Tomoki Sakurai 
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The local pervert and (therefore) all-around Chew Toy.

Voiced by: Soichiro Hoshi (JP), Greg Ayres (EN); As Tomoko: Saki Fujita (JP), Alison Viktorin (EN)

  • Accidental Pervert: Usually averted, but played straight when walking into Mikako's private hot springs was not something Tomoki meant to do, despite his general perversion.
  • Affectionate Nickname: Sohara calls him Tomo-chan. Also, Daedalus calls him Tomo-kun because she's his real childhood friend.
  • All-Loving Hero: While a pervert and having many, many flaws both in character and belief, Tomoki is the most loving, caring, compassionate being in the entire Verse and ready to put his life on the line for his friends and those in need without a second thought.
  • All Men Are Perverts: He acts in an extremely perverted toward women, often being The Peeping Tom or even going so far as groping them against their will.
  • Apathy Killed the Cat: He has absolutely no interest in where the Angeloids come from and how they and their powers work. This gets him impaled on Chaos' wings.
  • Asleep in Class: Early on, he's shown to fall asleep at class, causing Sohara to scold him.
  • Attractive Bent-Gender: His female identity Tomoko, who intentionally invokes Moe.
  • Badass Normal: In the final chapter, Tomoki is the one who defeats Minos with the power of Ikaros' core.
  • Bait-and-Switch Sentiment: In Chapter 53, Tomoki and Ikaros are forced to fight in a tournament that's offering a sexy mannequin as a prize. When Ikaros refuses to fight him, Tomoki finally tells Ikaros he loves her, making her and everyone watching them shocked... Then Tomoki goes on to claim he also loves the sexy mannequin. The resulting emotional outburst leads Ikaros to attack him.
  • Balls of Steel: He seems to be able to take any damage to the groin, from pointy heels to lightning and homing rockets. He might have gained resistance over time, since his Childhood Friend has a Megaton Punch. Once he not only survived taking a Planet destroying laser, but he actually shoots back, managing to combine both funny and heartwarming with just pure screw fest in to one of the most memorable moments of the manga. It Makes Just As Much Sense In Context
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: A devout fan of big breasts. This causes considerable A-Cup Angst in Nymph.
  • Can't Act Perverted Toward a Love Interest: Tomoki acts perverted towards every female he came across, be it human or Angeloid, except Ikaros; in fact, he actively rebuffs her advances when she tries to come onto him. At one point, this is lampshaded when he was asked about it and he couldn't figure out why himself either.
  • Can't Live with Them, Can't Live Without Them: He claims he can't stand how the Angeloids have taken away all peaceful normalcy from his life and he tries to throw them out whenever they destroy his house, but if any of them were to disappear for good, Tomoki would do anything to bring them back safe and sound.
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  • The Chew Toy: He usually gets smacked around as result of his perverted antics or ends up getting injured or abused in some other way, often from Mikako.
  • Chick Magnet: Is there ANY Angeloid that hasn't some feelings for him, be they romantical or familiar? Also, unlike most protagonists who fall into this trope, he does actually enjoy it.
  • Chivalrous Pervert: Tomoki is a pervert of such high caliber that his perverted antics, though Played for Laughs, sometimes cross into sexual assault. However, he never takes advantage of the fact he has two "girls" that want to be his slaves and are quite willing to go pretty far to get him to be their master. To his eternal credit, he is horrified by the idea and tries to teach them to be independent sentient creatures. Here's an interesting example, when he and Sohara were "stranded" on an island for months, they were relatively happy with each other, despite the threat of being there forever. Tomoki even curbed his perversion completely just to take care of her! When the opportunity arose to take things... further, he was actually hesitant. Seriously, he accidentally touched her breasts and everything and he was nervous (no chibi mode in sight, either!). He may be the town's biggest pervert and loathed and hated by every single girl outside his harem because of it, but when it's time to be serious about affection and intimacy, he's serious.
  • The Chosen One: Daedalus chose Tomoki as Ikaros' master because Daedalus knew Tomoki is a goodhearted guy thanks to the time she spent with him as Sohara.
  • Chronic Hero Syndrome: Doesn't matter if an Angeloid can kill a human just as easy as snapping a twig. If saving a friend means putting himself in danger, he'll do it. Astraea even lampshades this by saying that's why he can't learn about Chaos. If he did, he'd put himself in a dangerous situation again. Could also count as his Fatal Flaw, as he gets stabbed through the chest while protecting Chaos from Nymph in Chapter 71.
  • Clueless Chick-Magnet: He's madly jealous of popular guys, thinking he can't ever have women all over him unless he asks Nymph to alter his pheromones. He never notices his childhood friend and almost every Angeloid he knows are already in love with him because he doesn't get how any girl could find a pervert like him attractive.
  • Conveniently Seated: He sits in the ever-popular window seat in class.
  • Determinator: It doesn't matter if it's a perverted cause or a heroic one, Tomoki will see it through.
  • Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?:
    • He manages to punch out the Master of Synapse. And it was awesome.
    • Let's not forget the time he beat Ikaros in a fair fight with his great Thunder Wang!
  • Dirty Kid: His perverted ways go all the way back to elementary school, mainly due to the influence of his grandfather.
  • Everyone Has Standards: He gropes and molests any pretty girl he knows, but never tries to do anything like that to Ikaros because he knows she's the only one who won't even try to fight back even if she doesn't want it. He also uses his girl form to get inside the girl's bath, locker room, and restroom, but draws the line in peeping at the girls using the toilet.
  • The Fake Cutie: As Tomoko, (s)he deliberately acts as Moe as possible.
  • Faking Amnesia: In the manga, after Hiyori "dies" and is erased from the memories of all humans who knew her, Tomoki pretends he also forgot so Nymph stops crying.
  • Family Theme Naming: Tomoki's mother is named Tomoyo and his grandfather Tomozo.
  • Gag Censor: Whenever he's naked, a Censor Box covers his crotch in the form of a ball of light with angelic wings.
  • Gender Bender: He occasionally uses a device to transform himself into a girl named Tomoko, so he can sneak into the girls' locker room.
  • The Heart: He's the reason why Angeloids don't end up killing each other and encourages them to learn to live as free people. Also, Eishiro admits that being friends with Tomoki is what made him stop wishing for the world to be destroyed and recreated.
  • Heroic BSoD: Chapter 67 has his friends being worried that Tomoki might be depressed over the Harpies' death because he has refused to leave his room since. Then it's subverted as Tomoki was busy trying to plan an attack at Synapse to avenge the Harpies.
  • Honor Before Reason: He'll almost always choose to do something perverted even if it gets him in trouble, declaring that he must always stay true to himself.
  • How Dare You Die on Me!: In the final chapter, he repeatedly orders and begs Ikaros to stay with him before she dies due to getting too close to Synapse without permission. Luckily for him, she comes back to life soon enough.
  • I Can't Believe a Guy Like You Would Notice Me: After Hiyori confesses she has a crush on him, he finds it so impossible to believe any girl, especially a very pretty one, would ever like him that he asks Ikaros to hit him so he's sure he's not dreaming.
  • Idiot Hair: He has a stray strand atop of his head.
  • I Just Want to Be Normal: He was enjoying his peacefully dull existence just fine until all this happened. Now the poor perv can't go one day without some brand of insanity.
  • I'm Crying, but I Don't Know Why: He doesn't know why he sheds tears when he finds an old doll he borrowed from Sohara when they were kids. It's because of the repressed memory of never being able to return it because the original Sohara died eight years ago.
  • Innocently Insensitive:
    • Being convinced that Ikaros can't become happy as long as she's a servant, Tomoki breaks the chain binding her to him so she can be free and smile. However, this has the opposite effect that he intended and ends up making Ikaros cry at the thought that Tomoki is throwing her away. Tomoki apologizes for not understanding Ikaros' feelings and becomes her master again.
    • Played way more dramatically when Tomoki yells at the Angeloids to get out of his house when getting annoyed at their usual shenanigans. He had no idea that Chaos was right at his doorstep and took it as Tomoki telling her to go away, which was the worst thing for the little girl who just was nearly killed by her own master.
  • Iron Butt-Monkey: Not only does he get hit by megaton karate chops (one time being held up against an electrical fence), but also beam weapons to the crotch, being launched through roofs, crushed by several face-palms of doom, squashed by giant fly-swatters, dragged into the open air at Mach 17, and his most notable achievement, getting hit point-blank with a beam cannon that's able to annihilate planets. There is nothing that can kill this guy.
  • It Runs in the Family: Turns out his perversion is inherited from his mother's side of the family. His equally perverted grandfather inspired him and made him become an "ecchi, hentai" person with pervert quotes.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's a complete perverted scumbag who sexually harasses any pretty girl he knows and has little patience for the Angeloids causing disasters all the time. Despite his many flaws, Tomoki is a very kindhearted and honest guy who never judges anyone, cares deeply about his friends, and refuses to treat Angeloids like slaves.
  • Loser Protagonist: He's the most unpopular guy in town, all girls except for his childhood friend and the Angeloids find him disgusting, and gets some of the worst grades at school.
  • Lovable Sex Maniac: He decorated his entire house with his childhood friend's panties and turned himself into a girl in order to get into the girl's baths and grope them... among many other perversions that are entirely Played for Laughs. Yet, he is always forgiven and still has girls falling for him left, right and center.
  • The Mind Is a Plaything of the Body: In one chapter where his dick gets cut off of his body and turns into a mini him, his body transforms into Tomoko and "she" starts behaving more and more like a true girl, even developing a crush on Eishiro. That's until mini-Tomoki makes Tomoko remember girls are hot too.
  • Minor Living Alone: His parents left on a tour around the world when he was only ten years old, so he lived alone in his home in Sorami Town until the Angeloids showed up.
  • Morality Chain: Technically is one for all the Angeloids, but especially Chaos, who would obliterate the world were it not for her desire to be cared and loved by him. The moment she thinks she killed Tomoki, Chaos decides to erase the world.
  • Mr. Vice Guy: He's a giant pervert, but Tomoki is also a true friend who would do anything and sacrifice everything for the people he cares about. He would do only marginally less for perfect strangers who he's just met.
  • Must Make Her Laugh: He tries to make Ikaros smile, but it never seems to be possible even when she tries. In the final chapter, Ikaros can finally smile at her master... But he can't feel happy about that when Ikaros' body is being burned to ashes at the moment.
  • Naked People Are Funny: He ends up naked almost every chapter and it's always Played for Laughs especially because he's usually in his Chibi mode with a Censor Box.
  • Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Nice job doing your comedic routine of buzzing off Angeloids within earshot of Chaos.
  • Non-Action Guy: Besides his superhuman durability for comedy's sake, Tomoki is just a normal guy with no combat abilities and the Angeloids need to protect him during the serious battles. This is subverted in the final chapter where he's the one who takes down Minos while wielding Ikaros' core.
  • Objectshifting: He uses the transformation device to transform into the bathtub water of a girls' bathhouse, a bar of soap used at said bathhouse, and Sohara's panties.
  • Oblivious to Love: Out of his Unwanted Harem, he's only aware that Hiyori likes him because she confessed to him. And the fact was so unbelievable to him that he went into shock even though everyone else had already picked up on her crush. He always misunderstands or fails to realize the many signs that the other girls also like him. Although, to be fair, even he finds it hard to believe any woman would fall for a perverted idiot like him.
  • Ordinary High-School Student: He's just a completely normal, perverted high-school boy who tries to live his life as peacefully as possible, but one day he becomes the master of an Angeloid who fell from the sky and his normal life seems to come to an end.
  • Panty Thief: He frequently steals women's underwear. Sometimes he even wears stolen panties as a mask!
  • Parental Abandonment: When Hiyori finally asks where the hell are Tomoki's parents, he explains they abandoned him on his tenth birthday to go travel around the world and he hasn't seen them since.
  • The Peeping Tom: Tomoki does this since the first episode where he uses an invisibility cloak to peep on Sohara changing. And this is arguably one of his tamer examples. One more memorable is when he assembles a sort of "scope pipe peeping system" to spy on the town's girl population!
  • Rage Against the Heavens: After the Harpies are forced to blow themselves up by their master, Tomoki decides he had enough of the Master of Synapse and is going to the heavens to kick his ass.
  • Raging Stiffie: His crotch goes into erection whenever he sees something attractive, such as Sohara or the Angeloids.
  • Raised by Grandparents: Tomoki's parents left him to stay alone and travel around the world when he turned 10. Without parents, Tomoki lived with his grandfather, although his grandfather already passed away by the start of the series.
  • Robosexual: He feels attracted to Angeloids which are basically angelic robots, mainly Ikaros and Nymph.
  • Shared Family Quirks: His perverted character traits come from his mother.
  • Sobriquet Sex Switch: Tomoki can use a device to turn into a girl form called "Tomoko".
  • Spanner in the Works: The Master of the Synapse is prone to just laugh off the Angeloids' attempts to fight off his latest invasion troops. As soon as Tomoki shows up, however, he always flies into uncontrollable rage. Justified, since Tomoki seems to be an emotional powerhouse for his Amazon Brigade.
  • Strong Family Resemblance: Towards his MOTHER! She even looks exactly like Tomoko!
  • Supporting Protagonist: Although Tomoki is the center of the harem, and it's hinted at that he's The Chosen One, the drama is largely surrounded the Angeloids, and the one who's actually trying to solve the mystery of Synapse is Sugata.
  • Taught by Experience: In the anime, at least; after an attempt for Skinship Grope on Astraea fails, Tomoko is never used (directly) for Tomoki's peeping again. The only times she appears after that are (a) to get around Tomoki's refusal to participate in the "Yo-Yo Fishing" competition, (b) to install the "Tomoki Peeping System" pipes in female-only areas, and (c) as a test-run for the Quantum Converter in the last episode before converting to pool water. note 
  • Teeny Weenie: Implied by the comically small Censor Box that covers his crotch, even when he's not in Chibi mode and the fact the girls are often unimpressed by the sight of him naked.
  • Thou Shalt Not Kill: He chooses to not kill Minos after defeating him in the final chapter. Minos commits suicide anyway, but Tomoki's wish brings him back.
  • Tiny Schoolboy: Even when he's not in Chibi mode, Tomoki is the shortest teenager of the cast. Only the Token Mini-Moe Angeloids Nymph and Chaos are shorter than him.
  • Tsundere: He can take a gruff approach towards Angeloids, particularly Ikaros. He's always going on about how he's annoyed by Ikaros causing troubles and claims he could never develop feelings for a girl with wings, yet he gets depressed when Ikaros tells him she wants to leave him (it was a lie) and blushes when she's acting cute.
  • Understanding Boyfriend:
    • After Ikaros remembers she's a Weapon of Mass Destruction, she gets afraid that Tomoki might hate her because he said he hates weapons that hurt people. When Ikaros reveals she's a battle-type Angeloid to save Nymph from the Harpies, Tomoki doesn't mind at all and accepts the truth about Ikaros with a smile.
    • He's also willing to become Nymph's master while making clear he thinks she's good enough even without her wings.
  • Unstoppable Rage:
    • Tomoki's response to the Harpies being blown up because they went against their master's orders is... just see it for yourself.
    • And when Ikaros died, his reaction was even worse.
  • Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist: Tomoki often comes across as a sex offender and molester with his over-the-top perverted antics, but it's always given a pass because it's funny to see him get smacked around by the girls he harasses.
  • Unwanted Harem: Consisting of most of the Angeloids who stay on earth, plus Sohara. Good thing, too; no other girls want anything to do with a perv like him, and he knows it.
  • Weirdness Magnet: He would like to have a peaceful normal life, but that's made impossible because the biggest eccentrics in his town and Angeloids seem naturally drawn to him. Even Sohara, who seemed the only normal girl in his life, turns out to be the clone of an angel.

     Sohara Mitsuki 
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Tomoki's childhood friend who packs a mean karate chop.

Voiced by: Mina (JP), Trina Nishimura (EN)

  • Adaptation Dye-Job: In the manga, Sohara's eye color is sky blue. The anime made her eyes brown so the Curtains Match the Window.
  • Artificial Human: She is actually a replica of Daedalus. The Sohara who played with Tomoki in his childhood was Daedalus using a human avatar. After the human avatar died from illness, Daedalus didn't want Tomoki to forget his childhood friend and created Sohara so she could watch over Tomoki in her place.
  • Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: In Chapter 42, Tomoki uses a card to make Sohara grow to giant size so she can fight his giant chicken.
  • Because You Were Nice to Me: She fell in love with Tomoki because he was the only one to come to her birthday party when she was a child.
  • Betty and Veronica: Played With between her and Ikaros. Sohara is the situational Betty due to her role as Tomoki's childhood friend and a regular human in contrast to the super-powered Magical Girlfriend Ikaros. When it comes to their personalities, though, Sohara is closer to the Veronica because of her Tsundere tendency to use her deadly karate chops on Tomoki.
  • Butt-Monkey: The series prime example of slapstick.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Her buxom figure is often the target of lust from Tomoki and others.
  • Charles Atlas Superpower: Her superhuman karate chop is the result of Tomoki forcing her to do some karate training and pissing her off by peeping at her panties.
  • Childhood Friend Romance: She's Tomoki's childhood friend who has a crush on him.
  • Clingy Jealous Girl: She isn't too fond of Tomoki showing interest in other girls.
  • Covert Pervert: Turns out she's just as perverted as Tomoki; she's just better at hiding it. She's prone to having Erotic Dreams about herself and Tomoki.
  • Girl Next Door: She's Tomoki's down-to-earth neighbor and childhood friend, as well as the most "normal" of his love interests by virtue of not being an Angeloid.
  • Going Commando: Because of Tomoki's perverted antics, Sohara has to go around without panties for a whole episode/chapter against her will. She's unable to wear any underwear... anything whatsoever in fact... and if she tries it flies away. Literally.
  • Goofy Print Underwear: She wears panties with very childish prints that Tomoki thinks only an elementary school student should wear.
  • Hair Intakes: Her hairstyle includes two little intakes that kinda look like cat ears.
  • Lethal Chef: In Chapter 41 of the manga, she cooks sunny side up eggs for Tomoki and Astraea, but... Tomoki tells Astraea why they shouldn't eat them.
    Tomoki: Eggs are... a symbol of existence. No... They are life itself. And so... these sunny side up eggs. (Pokes one with his fork causing a demonic spirit-like odor shooting out, scaring Astraea) SEE! It's a scent of death!
  • Literally Loving Thy Neighbor: She has an obvious crush on her neighbor Tomoki.
  • Megaton Punch: Her Running Gag is using her karate chops to get Tomoki Punched Across the Room.
  • One-Note Cook: She only ever cooks fried eggs... And those who eat them have a Near-Death Experience.
  • Patient Childhood Love Interest: She's Tomoki's childhood friend, lives next door from him, and often goes to his house in the morning to wake him up. Despite usually beating him up with karate chops, she very obviously loves him and is always looking after him.
  • Razor-Sharp Hand: Her "karate-chop of doom" holds a dreadful destructive power.
  • Reluctant Fanservice Girl: Often ends up in embarrassing Fanservice situations, to her great dismay.
  • Sickly Child Grew Up Strong: When she was a child, her health was weak and she had to stay at home all day. Tomoki points out it's hard to believe Sohara went from being frail and sickly to energetic and crazy strong from one day to another. However, at the end of the manga, it's revealed that the original Sohara (actually Daedalus) died from her illness and the Sohara we know is her clone.
  • Tomato Surprise: Daedalus, the girl who keeps appearing in Tomoki's dreams, is the real Sohara who was childhood friends with Tomoki. The Sohara who has been part of the main cast is a clone.
  • Tomboyish Ponytail: While not too tomboyish, she's one of the physically strongest female human characters and her hair is always tied in a ponytail.
  • Traumatic Superpower Awakening: Played for Laughs. Her "karate-chop of doom" first surfaced when Tomoki pulled down her pants to peep at her panties during her karate training when they were kids.
  • Tsundere: Sweet type. Sohara is normally quite nice, but Tomoki's perversion triggers her violent side. She beats Tomoki up on regular basis as retribution for being a disgusting pervert, but secretly loves him for his kindness.
  • Two First Names: It's more common to find someone with Mitsuki for a given name than a surname like Sohara.

     Eishiro Sugata 
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The head of New World Discovery club in Tomoki's school. An all-around smart guy who lives in the wilderness.

Voiced by: Tatsuhisa Suzuki (JP), Eric Vale (EN)

  • Affectionate Nickname: Mikako calls him Ei-kun, due to their bond as Childhood Friends.
  • Apocalypse Maiden: Male example. Chaos uses him as the key to activate the Rule at Synapse and start the erasure of the world because the creation of a new world was Eishiro's wish since his brother's death. Although, Eishiro goes out of the way to subvert this by reprogramming Rule so that Tomoki can overwrite his wish later.
  • Badass Normal: While he doesn't show it off often, he does do some pretty awesome stuff, such as fighting a with a bear, bare-handed. And winning.
  • Be Careful What You Wish For: For the entire series, Eishiro's goal is finding a "new world" and he researches Synapse for this purpose. However, it's later revealed that his true wish was living in a new world where his family wouldn't hate him for being at fault for his older brother's accidental death. When Chaos decides she's going to remake the world, she forces Eishiro to make his wish to Synapse's Rule, activating the system that has reset the world thousands of times.
  • Berserk Button:
    • When Yoshitsune asks him if he's "that" Sugata, Eishiro lets out an angry aura and claims that Yoshitsune is mistaken.
    • He won't tolerate hearing younger siblings carelessly telling their older brothers to die as Eishiro has suffered a lot from being blamed for his older brother's death.
  • Beta Couple: With Mikako. Both of them make a lot of comments about Tomoki's relationship with Ikaros, and help them understand each other. Sugata helps Ikaros by teaching her to live for herself, not just to follow orders blindly. He hints that Tomoki would appreciate that more than any gift or order (Tomoki keeps personal freedom in high regard, he even sings about this in the credits of an episode).
  • Big Brother Worship: When he was a kid, he followed his older brother everywhere and looked up to him as the kindest brother anyone could have.
  • Big Eater: He's able to eat many plates of jumbo-sized curry at an eating competition and still has room for corn later the same day.
  • Bromantic Foil: A variation. He's Tomoki's only male friend and forms the Beta Couple with the only girl in the main cast who is not part of Tomoki's Unwanted Harem. However, it's Tomoki who is the Lovable Sex Maniac in contrast to Eishiro being The Stoic and local Cloudcuckoolander.
  • Can't Act Perverted Toward a Love Interest: He barely cares about seeing the other girls in states of undress, but gets very nervous when he shares a bath with Mikako and finds out that she's nude, and keeps his back turned to her the entire time, even though she says she doesn't care.
  • Cerebus Retcon: You see his role as the weirdo flying hang gliders, living next to the river, and obsessing with a "new world" in a whole new light after learning his past. His older brother died in a hang-gliding accident and since it happened after he didn't inspect the hang glider as he should, his parents blamed him for his brother's death. Ever since his younger brother was born, Eishiro's parents have been pretending he doesn't exist. Eishiro wanted to find a "new world" because he wanted a world where he would be allowed to live.
  • Childhood Friends: He has known Mikako for a long time and they're familiar enough as for her servants to call him "young master". Some parts of the manga hint at a Childhood Friend Romance between them.
  • Cloudcuckoolander: He flies hang gliders at school, runs a club about discovering a "new world", and lives at a tent next to a river where he's constantly fighting bears. All this makes him sound like nutjob, but Eishiro is in fact a subversion as he proves to be a rational and levelheaded person several times. The reasons behind his eccentric actions are really tragic; his older brother died at an accident when testing the hang glider they built together. Eishiro's parents blamed him and pretend they don't know him at home, so living at the tent is better for him than staying at that house.
  • Club President: He is the head of New World Discovery club.
  • The Comically Serious: He always has the same deadpan expression on his face, even when he's being crazily awesome and funny.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: There is a reason why talking about his family is such a sensitive subject, and why he wanted a new world so damn badly. Apparently, he and his big brother were pretty tight when he was a little kid; they'd make all kinds of planes, big and small, to send into the sky. One day, though, they got into a pretty pointless argument. His brother shrugged it off immediately, but Eishiro was still angry. Therefore, he half-assed his inspection of their latest glider out of spite. Naturally, of all days for something to go wrong, it had to be then...and it got him killed. When their parents found out it was his fault, they quickly learned to hate him, and when his baby brother was born, Eishiro was all but disowned... and they will never forgive him.
  • Determinator: Okay, so we've got Sugata, hiding behind a pole, in Synapse, outside the dome full of angels, guarded by the Harpy Twins. He has no idea how the hell he's going to get in there without the Angeloids noticing. But when Hiyori starts to disappear from his memories, he says "Screw it", charges towards the entrance, the Harpy twins notice, he shoves them aside and tells them to move it.
  • Ditzy Genius: Strong Cloudcuckoolander tendencies, masking a mind that runs like a Swiss watch.
  • Early-Installment Weirdness: Early on in the manga, he would join Tomoki in his perverted acts, but later he'd start to be characterizing as the Only Sane Man who didn't care for all the eyecandy. The anime has him being this way right from the start.
  • Establishing Character Moment: He is introduced on top of the school building, ready to jump with a glider and he only gets weirder from there.
  • Good with Numbers: He's well-versed in first-year college maths. He finds Tomoki's extremely difficult math homework to be child's play for him.
  • Gun Kata: He uses a combination of firepower and karate when going against Mikako during the shootout in the first festival.
  • Homeless Hero: He lives at a tent next to a river. It looks like this is just part of him being a Cloudcuckoolander, but the dramatic truth is that he was all but thrown out of his family's home because they would have been happy if he disappeared.
  • I Let Gwen Stacy Die: He feels at fault for his older brother's death as the hang-gliding accident that killed him could have been prevented if he hadn't gotten mad over a minor disagreement and checked the hang glider better.
  • Limited Wardrobe: His school uniform is the only outfit he owns.
  • Maybe Ever After: The series ends with him and Mikako being openly affectionate, but not really having a Relationship Upgrade.
  • Morality Pet: To Mikako. She's an Ax-Crazy Sadist, but she's genuinely fond of Sugata who is the prime recipient of her Pet the Dog moments.
  • Mr. Exposition: He usually gives a history lesson which usually has some relevance to that episode's plot.
  • My Greatest Failure: His biggest regret is doing a half-assed job at checking his older brother's hang glider before the accident that killed his brother.
  • Only Sane Man: Sometimes he's the only one who doesn't overreact to everything going on.
  • School Uniforms are the New Black: He's always seen wearing his school uniform, including at the beach and the pool, as he has no other clothes.
  • Specs of Awesome: He's one of the coolest and most awesome human characters. His glasses somehow make him look more badass.
  • Stoic Spectacles: He generally has the same serious expression on his face and is the only member of the main cast who wears glasses.
  • Take a Third Option: Despite truly wanting a new world, he was able to provide Tomoki with a way to reset things.
  • They Died Because of You: Because he didn't check his brother's hang glider before he used it and died in an accident, his parents blamed him to the point they wish he never existed and pretend he's a "stranger" to them.
  • The Un-Favourite: His parents dote on his little brother, but they refuse to even acknowledge Eishiro as their son, even calling him a mere "stranger" when his little brother asks who he is.
  • The Worf Effect: The prime example in this series.
  • Would Hit a Girl: He slaps Yoshitsune's sister in the face because he hated hearing her tell her brother to die.

     Mikako Satsukitane 
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The local Yakuza Princess, whose sadistic streak can match any psychopath. Also the student council president.

Voiced by: Ayahi Takagaki (JP), Jamie Marchi (EN)

  • Academic Athlete: She's both an ace student and an excellent swimmer.
  • The Ace: She seems to casually excel at anything she tries. Played for Laughs, as she mostly uses her talents to torment the protagonist.
  • Affably Evil: Nothing about her easygoing (if a bit haughty) behavior is an act. She actually is that friendly, and she really does like her friends and her boyfriend. She just also happens to be completely out of her mind.
  • Affectionate Nickname: She calls Sugata "Ei-kun", to illustrate how he's the only person she has real affection for.
  • Angel Unaware: The second movie heavily implies Mikako is one of the many angels from Synapse who are "dreaming" they are humans, as an angel from Ikaros' flashback looks a lot like Mikako. The final arc of the manga also gives some hints as Mikako knows what's happening when Chaos uses Eishiro to activate Rule and restart the world again.
  • Ax-Crazy: Her favorite things are bloodshed and murder. She even sings a song about how much she wants to kill Tomoki in different gruesome ways.
  • Bait the Dog: In one chapter where Tomoki daydreams about being a stray dog, Mikako adopts him and appears to be a good owner as she has her many servants take care of him. Then she tries to castrate him.
  • Bathing Beauty: Taking baths in hot springs is one of the few 'common' things she takes great joy in.
  • Berserk Button: If someone other than her calls Sugata "Ei-kun", she's gonna kill them.
  • Beta Couple: With Sugata. Both of them make a lot of comments about Tomoki's relationship with Ikaros, and help them understand each other. Mikako's biggest contribution is probably how she makes Tomoki realize that he can't force his own values upon others, and how Angeloids don't see the imprinting as a form of entrapment, but as a deep bond. Ikaros doesn't serve because she has to, but because she wants to be close to, and tied to, the one she loves.
  • Big-Breast Pride: She’s very fond of flaunting her huge rack in scant clothing, much to the pleasure of her male admirers.
  • Born Lucky: Not only was she born with good looks and in a rich and privileged family, but she also seems supernaturally lucky and good things just happen to occur to her. Sugata mentions that she once struck gold and found oil simply by digging a hole at a random spot.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Her large chest is often the target of Male Gaze shots and part of why she's a Dude Magnet.
  • Childhood Friends: Sugata has known her for a long time and they're familiar enough for her servants to call him "young master". There's also many hints of a Childhood Friend Romance between them.
  • Clingy Jealous Girl: She gets crazy mad (more so than usual) when another woman is making moves on Sugata.
  • Combat Sadomasochist: Due to her Sadist nature and bizarre strength, she sometimes takes pleasure in personally inflicting pain on others.
  • Cool Big Sis: In the rare instances where she puts her sadistic tendencies at rest, she can act as something of a wise older sister figure to her underclassmen Tomoki and Sohara.
  • Cradle of Loneliness: In the manga finale, there's an absolutely heartbreaking moment when Mikako calmly holds Sugata's dead body while resting under the trees.
  • Curtains Match the Window: She has both eyes and hair in the same shade of purple.
  • Dissonant Serenity: She maintains a calm, serene smile even during her sadistic moments or when something crazy is happening again.
  • Dude Magnet: Played With. She's considered a great beauty and is very popular with the boys in the academy, but her Sadist nature also scares them away.
  • Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: On the surface, she's a beautiful and graceful Ojou. On the inside, she's a sadistic and cunning devil.
  • Facepalm Of Doom: Her Finishing Move as a wrestler. Nymph calculates it deals 400 kilos per square inch.
  • Fiction 500: Her family makes the prime minister give them a sum of the country's annual budget every year and she owns a private fighter jet.
  • The Gadfly: She likes messing and teasing people in various ways, particularly Sohara.
  • Godiva Hair: Many of the times she's seen bathing naked, her hair is used to cover her, and unlike most examples, they perfectly cover both her boobs and between her legs. You'd swear her hair was prehensile.
  • Good with Numbers: Like Eishiro, she's a genius in mathematics.
  • Gun Kata: She faces Sugata during the shootout in the first festival, with both using their guns and karate moves against each other.
  • Heroic Comedic Sociopath: She's a total Ax-Crazy psycho, but since she rarely tries to torture and kill anyone other than Tomoki, who is the local Chew Toy anyway, she's treated as one of the main characters.
  • It Amused Me: She lives to satiate her own entertainment, so she frequently triggers chaos around her or hosts crazy events like hiring Zero for his strange festival games so she can drag the rest of the cast into it.
  • Karma Houdini: She never gets any sort of true comeuppance for her misdeeds, which is Played for Laughs as she's a Heroic Comedic Sociopath. She can sometimes be put in embarrassing situations (thanks to Tomoki), but it's hardly enough to be considered payback for what she does.
  • Lack of Empathy: Played for Laughs. She's so bad at empathizing with other people, she's even failing Ethics class.
  • Long Hair Is Feminine: Appearence-wise, she's the most traditionally feminine girl in the cast, and has incredibly long hair that goes past her waist.
  • Lust Object: Despite treating Tomoki like her Chew Toy, he can't help but still find her incredibly attractive.
  • Manipulative Bitch: In Eternal My Master, she is shown to have some power that manipulates the mind of Ikaros due to Ikaros' lack of emotions.
  • Maybe Ever After: The series ends with him and Mikako being openly affectionate, but not really having a Relationship Upgrade.
  • Murder Is the Best Solution: Her answer to any moral dilemma is a simple and cheerful "I kill everybody."
  • Muscles Are Meaningless: She doesn't have a muscular figure, but has some supernatural feats of strength. Nymph states that she has a grip strength of 400 kg.
  • Ojou: She lives in a mansion with many bodyguards and servants. It seems her Yakuza family is influential enough as to extort money from the prime minister every year.
  • O.O.C. Is Serious Business: If she ain't smiling, something's wrong... and it isn't being Played for Laughs.
  • Perpetual Smiler: She almost never drops the polite smile. Even when enraged...
  • Proud Beauty: She's fully aware of how attractive she is, which is partly why she's so arrogant and haughty.
  • Rich Bitch: She often uses her money in extravagant ways to amuse herself at the expense of others.
  • Rich Boredom: She's so rich and privileged that she doesn't get a kick out of normal comforts, which is why she has her Sadist nature and gets invested in the Angeloid plot.
  • Sadist: Her favorite hobby is making people suffer. Especially Tomoki, her personal Chew Toy.
  • Shameless Fanservice Girl: She was quite nonchalant when Tomoki walks in on her at the bath, despite the fact she dislikes him. She even surfaces from the water right in front of him, giving him an unabashed view of her body and teases him by asking him if he wants to join her. She also has no problems bathing in a hot spring with Sugata without wearing a swimsuit.
  • Soft-Spoken Sadist: While she's the Sadist of the series, she always speaks in a calm, gentle tone and never raises her voice, not even in her Ax-Crazy moments.
  • Student Council President: She's the student body president, a position she uses the torment Tomoki.
  • Tareme Eyes: Her eyes are large and droopy, and usually have a serene expression.
  • Tea Is Classy: Often seen drinking a cup of tea in order to illustrate her privileged and classy nature.
  • The Tease: When Tomoki walks in on her taking a bath, she makes some very seductive advances at him... Right before telling him her Yakuza family will have to kill him for entering their forbidden hot springs.
  • Token Evil Teammate: She often performs this role to get things she wants done, such as forcing Tomoki to join the New World Discovery club largely against his will. She also sponsors a gun shooting contest using very realistic-looking toy guns, as well as a boys vs girls snowball fight, and a wrestling tournament in which she tries to punish Tomoki, and oddly enough, Sugata.
  • Uptown Girl: She's a Yakuza heiress from a family loaded with black money and it's implied she has feelings for Sugata, who is dirt poor and lives at a tent in the middle of the wilderness.
  • Yakuza Princess: She's the daughter of an influential Yakuza boss in Sorami Town.
  • Yandere: If anyone tries to make a pass at Sugata in front of Mikako, horrific things will happen. Just to name one thing, she sent an army after Tomoki and his mom because the latter hit on Sugata.

     Hiyori Kazane 
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A Shrinking Violet farm-girl that develops a crush on Tomoki from overseeing his antics throughout the series. She later joins the New World Discovery Club to get closer to him and the rest of the main cast.

Voiced by: Yōko Hikasa (JP), Colleen Clinkenbeard (EN)

  • Angel Unaware: Initially appearing as a normal human girl, she's revealed to be an angel who was "dreaming" inside the sleeping chamber. Once her real body starts to wake up, her human avatar dies in an accident in front of Tomoki. She soon returns as the Angeloid Zeta.
  • Caring Gardener: She lives at a farm and works on the crop fields every morning.
  • Covert Pervert: Even though she's so polite and proper, she's the only girl willing to join Tomoki's Lovable Sex Maniac shenanigans, going as far as almost eating a sushi covered in panties only to be stopped by Tomoki because even he thought it was messed up to let such a good girl do that. She also readily tells Tomoki she'll let him grope her whenever he wants if he agrees to date her.
  • Dude Magnet: According to Sohara, she's ranked #1 on "Who would you like as a Girlfriend" survey.
  • Early-Bird Cameo:
    • In the manga, she first appears when Sugata finds her real body sleeping at Synapse. A number of chapters later, Tomoki and his friends meet the human Hiyori who wants to join New World Discovery club to get closer to Tomoki.
    • In the anime season Forte. She appeared once in episode 5 and once in episode 12. The central plot of the movie is her arc in the manga. She also appears for a split second in episode 4 of Forte during the snowball fight.
  • Fan of Underdog: She's the only girl at school who is completely unbothered by Tomoki's perversion and admires him for his kind personality as well as the way he enjoys his life to the fullest.
  • Look Both Ways: When walking with Tomoki down the street at night, she's run over by a truck.
  • Nice Girl: Hiyori is possibly the nicest character in the series, being sweet and kind to everyone including her love rivals. She's the only girl in the Unwanted Harem who never hits Tomoki nor causes him trouble and is always kind to him no matter how perverted he is.
  • Promotion to Parent: Although we don't see them, she mentions she has younger brothers at home and is taking care of them since their parents passed away.
  • Ret-Gone: After her human avatar is hit by a truck, her body disappears and everyone on Earth who knows her (except for Tomoki and the Angeloids) is made forget about her. After she returns as an Angeloid, everyone can remember her again.
  • Shrinking Violet: She can act a little shy like trying to hide from other students when they pass by the fields she works at because it would be embarrassing that they see her covered in mud.
  • Signature Headgear: She has an iconic bell hair ornament. Her real body at Synapse also has it.
  • Walking Spoiler: Any information about her that goes beyond "the cute farm girl with a crush on Tomoki" gives away the reveal that she's an angel, her human death, and her transformation into an Angeloid.

     Tomozo Sakurai 
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Tomoki's late grandfather. He is very influential in his decisions... not in a good way, mostly.

Voiced by: Hiroshi Iwasaki (JP), Bill Flynn (EN)

  • Dirty Old Man: If the flashbacks are to be believed, he makes other old perverts pale in comparison, which he passed down onto his grandson, and DAUGHTER! He dreamed of sleeping with EVERY woman in the world, and regretted failing this mission when he died.
  • Eye-Obscuring Hat: Whenever he shows up, he's wearing a conical hat that casts a shadow over his eyes.
  • It Is Not Your Time: He often greets people who have Near Death Experiences and tells them to go back to the living world.
  • Posthumous Character: He's already dead during the time of the present in the series, but he often appears when Tomoki is in a dire situation, usually as a flashback or some supernatural phenomenon, to give him albeit perverted advice.

     Zero 
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A recurring character who comes every time Mikako's folks open up a fair.

Voiced by: Jurota Kosugi (JP), Christopher Sabat (EN)

     Tomoyo Sakurai 
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Tomoki's mom. She's a bisexual just as perverted her son.


  • Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: She embarrasses Tomoki in front of his friends by fondling the girls' breasts and asking Eishiro to marry her.
  • Amusing Injuries: She gets beaten up by her husband for being a pervert, in the same way Tomoki is beaten up by the girls for the same reason. Her physical punishments get Played for Laughs as well.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Though she did marry Tomoki's dad, perversion for busty women is passed down through her side of the family. Including her.
  • Distaff Counterpart: She's Tomoki if he was a woman. The Angeloids point out Tomoyo is like an older "Tomoko".
  • Establishing Character Moment: She first shows up when she's chasing after some schoolgirls in the same way Tomoki would in his girl form.
  • Fantastically Indifferent: Tomoki goes out of his way to ask Tomoyo why she doesn't say anything about him living with girls who have wings. Tomoyo simply is much more interested in the girls' boobs.
  • Genki Girl: She's always full of energy and rarely stays still.
  • Groin Attack: In Chapter 67, she kicks her son in the nuts because he has been worrying everyone by not leaving his room since the Harpies died.
  • Idiot Hair: Her son gets the hair cowlick from her and she's a silly, perverted Genki Girl.
  • It Runs in the Family: Believe it or not, Tomoki's perverted side come from his mother.
  • Lovable Sex Maniac: She's just as perverted and boob-obsessed as her son. The first thing she does when she meets a busty girl is groping her boobs and shamelessly harasses teenagers of both genders despite being married.
  • Mum Looks Like a Sister: She looks the same age as Eishiro and Mikako, her teenage son's upperclassmen, and is actually shorter than them when not in chibi mode.
  • No Sympathy: She doesn't give a shit when her own son is getting beaten bloody by a Yandere Mikako because she hit on Eishiro.
  • Older Than She Looks: Despite being an adult, she looks youthful enough to be able to enroll herself into Tomoki's class and claim to be fourteen years old.
  • Shared Family Quirks: Her introduction chapter has her acting as another Tomoki in every way from the love for groping girls with big breasts to hearing their deceased father/grandfather's spirit encouraging them to be crazy perverts.
  • Walking the Earth: She and Tomoki's dad left for a world trip when Tomoki turned 10.

    Tsutsumi Sakurai 
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Tomoki's dad.


  • Megaton Punch: Like Sohara, his karate chops can knock out his Sakurai pervert in one hit.
  • No Accounting for Taste: One really has to wonder why Tsutsumi is still married to a female Lovable Sex Maniac who repeatedly buries him alive so she can grope girls with big boobs.
  • Scary Shiny Glasses: His face gets obscured and the glasses shine when it's time to deliver the karate chop on his wife.
  • Shipper on Deck: He believes Sohara is the ideal girlfriend for Tomoki because they have the exact same relationship he has with Tomoyo.
  • Spear Counterpart: Just as Tomoyo is the female version of Tomoki, Tsutsumi is pretty much a male Sohara. He delivers the karate chop to his wife when she's being a pervert, at the same time Sohara does it for Tomoki.
  • Took the Wife's Name: He took on the Sakurai surname when he married Tomoyo.
  • Walking the Earth: He travels around the world with his wife.

     Yoshitsune Hououin 
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A student of the prestigious Sorami Private Academy. Arrogant and sarcastic towards Sorami Junior students. Evolves into a Jerk with a Heart of Gold later on and becomes a recurring character.

Voiced by: Shinji Kawada (JP), J. Michael Tatum (EN)

  • Badass Normal: He gets hold of magic cards he found at Synapse and tanks an assault from Ikaros Melan to buy some time to Sugata.
  • Big Brother Instinct: He angrily punches Eishiro after Eishiro slaps Tsukino in front of him.
  • Big Damn Heroes: After disappearing for a few chapters, he returns just in time to save Sugata from the second generation Angeloids.
  • Butt-Monkey: Later in the manga, most of his appearances have him getting abused and humiliated in some way. Losing embarrassingly to Mikako in a competition to see who is the richest, getting ignored or punched by his jealous little sister when he's being a pervert, or being fed some of Astraea's laxative and probably shitting himself when Ikaros crashes into his stomach.
  • Calling the Old Man Out: Not his own father, but Eishiro's. When he sees just how depressed his friend comes out of a brief family meeting, Yoshitsune crashes a firetruck at the Sugata residence and furiously calls out Eishiro's father for making his son look so sad by pretending he doesn't exist.
  • Covert Pervert: With some Tomoki influence, Yoshitsune awakens as a giant closet pervert who flips skirts and asks Tomoki to let him borrow his porn.
  • Cultured Badass: He's quite skilled with a violin, and is a lover of orchestras... And is not afraid of driving into the household of one of Sorami's richest families with a firetruck followed by dishing out some verbal asskicking, calling out said family on their treatment of their elder son.
  • Died Standing Up: He dies standing while defending Sugata from the Ikaros Melan Squad.
  • Elegant Classical Musician: He is a skilled violinist.
  • Iron Butt-Monkey: After turning into a pervert, he gets smacked around by his sister quite a bit and always comes out like nothing happened.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's arrogant, condescending, and all in all a bit of a prick. He's also a good friend and when it comes down to it, he knows what's right and what's wrong and will unflinchingly do what's right.
  • Long-Haired Pretty Boy: He looks even prettier with his waist-length hair.
  • Love at First Note: He develops a crush on Ikaros after hearing her Beautiful Singing Voice.
  • Princely Young Man: A combination of the Spoiled Brat and Prince Charming type. He's the handsome heir of a very wealthy family and goes to an elite private school, making him look down on those at Sorami Junior High as mere "commoners". Despite that, he's a good guy who will risk his own life to defend his friends.
  • What Happened to the Mouse?: His crush on Ikaros is never brought up again in his later appearances.
  • You Shall Not Pass!: He acts as a human shield against the Ikaros Melan Squad so he can buy time for Sugata to rewrite Rule, which ultimately saves the world.

     Tsukino Hououin 
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Yoshitsune's equally arrogant sister. Seems to have a brother-complex.

Voiced by: Minako Kotobuki (JP), Cherami Leigh (EN)

  • Big Brother Attraction: She has quite a brother-complex with her brother Yoshitsune. At one point, she tearfully demands her brother to only do perverted stuff to her.
  • Clingy Jealous Girl: She doesn't want Yoshitsune to go perving on anyone else but her.
  • Elegant Classical Musician: As skilled with the violin as her brother.
  • Ojou: She comes from a wealthy family and won't get tired of reminding you about it.
  • Rich Bitch: Like her brother, she's arrogant and enjoys often mocking others due to her being richer than all of them.
  • Tsundere: She adores her brother and wants him all to herself. Whenever he's getting horny for any other woman, she beats him to a pulp.

    Eishiro Sugata's parents (SPOILERS) 
A renowned politician and his wife. They are Eishiro's parents, but won't acknowledge the fact due to believing he's to blame for their eldest son's death.
  • Bait the Dog: When Eishiro returns to their house after years, his mother says "welcome" with a smile... To Eishiro's younger brother because she has no business even greeting a "stranger".
  • Hate Sink: They only exist so Yoshitsune and the readers want to punch them in the face for how coldly they treat Eishiro.
  • I Have No Son!: They have the nerve to refer to Eishiro as a "stranger" when they first see him after years. To them, Eishiro's little brother is their only living son.
  • Outliving One's Offspring: Their first son died in an accident when he tested a hang glider and they blame Eishiro for it because he didn't check the device before his brother used it.
  • Parental Favoritism: Just as they give all their attention and love to their younger son, they casually act like Eishiro isn't in the room and pretend he isn't even related to them.
  • Parental Neglect: They don't give a shit about Eishiro living in the wild with bears attacking him. They would be glad if he died somewhere for all they care.
  • Unnamed Parent: Neither of them have their given names mentioned.
  • Walking Spoiler: All information about them reveals just how bad Eishiro's family situation is.

Angeloids

Combat-oriented gynoids created by Synapse. They have a Religious and Mythological Theme Naming derived from Greek mythology, down to their weapons.

    General 
  • Alphabetical Theme Naming: Each of the Angeloids has a model name with a letter from the Greek alphabet.
  • Next Tier Power-Up: The Angeloids built with the Pandora System are capable of evolving to obtain a Super Mode with bigger wings and more powerful abilities.
  • Religious and Mythological Theme Naming: Most of the Angeloids and their weapons have names associated with Classical Mythology.
    • Ikaros is a play on Icarus, the Greek mythical figure who burned himself when he flew too close to the sun with wings of wax. Her weapons are named after Greek gods. Artemis, Apollon (her bow, whose power is said to be enough to annihilate a country), Aegis, and Hephaestus. The anime traded out Hephaestus for the Uranus System, a giant battleship/Mobile Armor that seems to be generated from the sky itself.
    • Nymph is named after the nature spirits of Greek mythology. Her Fundamental Particle Jamming System is named after the Greek goddess, Aphrodite.
    • Astraea is named after the Greek goddess of innocence and purity.
    • Chaos is named after the primordial void and the source out of which everything was created, including the universe and the gods in Greek mythology. Chaos also has the evolution system Pandora, the anti-perception system Medusa and super-high-speed atomic vibration generator Chimera, all of which are well-known figures and/or monsters in Greek mythology.
    • The Harpy twins named after the half-bird, half-woman monster of Greek mythology.
    • Siren is named after the Greek sea monsters whose beautiful singing caused sailors to forget their home and throw themselves into the sea.
  • Robot Antennae: They have metal fins in place of ears, which is the easiest way to tell they're robots.
  • Robot Girl: They're Ridiculously Human Robots who look like pretty angel girls.
  • Servant Race: The Angeloids were created by the angels at Synapse to be their personal servants, sources of entertainment, and weapons.
  • Slave Collar: They're all built with a collar that binds them to their master. Some of them are an Explosive Leash.
  • Super Drowning Skills: Angeloids can't swim due to their wings being really heavy when they get wet. Although in Nymph's case, she's a really bad swimmer with or without wings.

     Ikaros 
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The first Angeloid known in the series. Her formal designation is Type Alpha, Strategic Battle-class Angeloid

Voiced by: Saori Hayami (JP), Brittney Karbowski (EN)

  • The Ace: She was Synapse's greatest weapon. She also aces all classes in her very first day at Tomoki's school.
  • Badass Adorable: She's the deadliest weapon of destruction created by Synapse, but you wouldn't believe that when she looks like an adorable angel girl who loves petting watermelons.
  • Barrier Warrior: She can create a nigh-invincible energy sphere around her.
  • Beautiful Singing Voice: When she performs as the vocalist of Tomoki's band at the School Festival, everyone is amazed by her wonderful voice and some students are even moved to tears by it.
  • Berserk Button: Destroying her watermelons or her little toy with the pop-off head makes Ikaros enter a Tranquil Fury stage and she activates her Super Mode to retaliate.
  • Betty and Veronica: Played With between her and Sohara. In terms of circumstances, Ikaros is the Veronica because she's the super-powered Angeloid who Tomoki found when she fell from the sky. However, personality-wise, she's the Betty because she's docile and never tries to hurt Tomoki unlike the Tsundere Sohara.
  • Beware the Quiet Ones: She usually is a quiet and subservient Emotionless Girl, but whenever her master is in danger, you'll see why the Uranus Queen was Synapse's most terrifying weapon.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Just like Astraea, she's a busty Angeloid whose buxom figure is emphasized by the cleavage in her outfit, much to Tomoki's joy and Nymph's envy.
  • Came Back Strong: Ikaros briefly stops functioning after taking a direct attack from Ikaros Melan. Tomoki activates her Pandora System, allowing Ikaros to revive with a newly evolved Super Mode.
  • Caring Gardener: She has a farm of watermelons at Tomoki's backyard and grows them with great care.
  • The Comically Serious: She tends to act goofy like everyone else while keeping her expressionless face at all times.
  • Companion Food: She rarely goes anywhere without her watermelon. Tomoki tells her that it makes no sense to treat a watermelon like a pet because it just ends up rotting when she doesn't eat it.
  • Cuteness Proximity: She loves petting round things, especially watermelons.
  • Defrosting Ice Queen: Starts out as an Emotionless Girl who only cares about following orders. Even now, she can't show many emotions, but little by little, she's opened up to Tomoki and the rest of her friends.
  • Died in Your Arms Tonight: In the final chapter, Ikaros' body burns up and gets reduced to nothing in Tomoki's arms. But she comes to life thanks to the Reset Button Ending.
  • Don't Make Me Destroy You: When the Harpies are sent by the Master of Synapse to fight Ikaros, Ikaros warns them that they should know very well that they'll never be a match for her and fighting her is basically suicide for them. Ikaros was still willing to fight them to stop them from destroying Tomoki's house, only for Tomoki to stop them. Later, the Harpies challenge Ikaros once again despite having bonded with Tomoki and his friends, making Ikaros cry because now she doesn't want to kill them even more.
  • Dude Magnet: After just one day at Tomoki's school, she finds hundreds of love letters in her shoe locker.
  • Dying Declaration of Love: In the final chapter, she confesses her love for Tomoki as her body is burning away. She comes back to life along everyone else, but Tomoki holds back from answering her confession after seeing she's too embarrassed about it.
  • Emotionless Girl: She isn't good at emoting in exchange for greater battle capability and intelligence. She slowly grows out of it thanks to growing to care about others, her master especially.
  • Extreme Doormat: At first, the only thing she does is follow her master's orders and doesn't show a will of her own. She gets (slightly) better.
  • Go Out with a Smile: In the final chapter, she smiles for the first time ever as she confesses her love for Tomoki and her body burns up. She comes back to life thanks to the Reset Button Ending, though.
  • Happiness in Slavery: Her nature as an Angeloid is being servile to her master so she's the happiest when doing something Tomoki asked her to do. However, Tomoki is disturbed by this because he would prefer Ikaros to live as a free person and abstains from giving her orders unless it's an emergency or when he needs her help to do sex crimes. In fact, the time Tomoki briefly breaks Ikaros' chain to let her be free, Ikaros is so distraught that she cries because she doesn't understand nor want freedom; she only wants to be bound to her beloved master.
  • Healing Factor: She's the only Angeloid equipped with a self-repair system.
  • Heroic RRoD: Towards the end of the series, her body gets burned up while taking Tomoki to Synapse because of her self-destruct mechanism. She gets better.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: At the Grand Finale of the series, she sacrifices herself to cover for Tomoki entering Synapse. However, she is revived thanks to Tomoki hitting the Reset Button.
  • High-Pressure Emotion: Smoke comes out of her ear devices when she blushes. In the bonus final chapter, her face turns completely red and she literally turns off from overheating after she remembers her Love Confession to Tomoki.
  • Hot Teacher: She acts as a teacher at Tomoki's class sometimes and the teacher look suits her very well.
  • Humanizing Tears: Seeing Ikaros go from an Emotionless Girl to becoming able to cry is quite bittersweet.
  • Icarus Allusion: In Chapter 76, she lives up to her name, as her wings catch on fire and burn up while she is carrying Tomoki in midair. It's stated this was a self-destruction system put in place in case she ever got too close to Synapse without permission.
  • Identity Amnesia: When she first crashed on Earth, Ikaros has no memory of herself and believed she was a mere "Pet-class" Angeloid when her battle capacities obviously say otherwise. She regains her memories of Synapse when she meets Nymph.
  • Idiot Hair: She has a long strand of hair that protrudes out of her hair and seems to warn her when Tomoki is in danger.
  • Imprinting: She imprints on Tomoki when he finds her after she fell from the sky, making him her master.
  • Improbable Aiming Skills: Her Artemis has enough precision to shoot a swarm of flies out of the air above her watermelon patch without so much as grazing a watermelon.
  • Innocent Fanservice Girl: In the first episode, Tomoki accidentally wishes Ikaros to strip naked in front of him. He turns away when Ikaros proceeds to fulfill his wish.
  • Innocently Insensitive: When watching TV, Ikaros gets the idea that she should start telling lies to be more humanlike as Tomoki wants. Then, she goes to tell Sohara that she hates her and thinks she's uncute, and also tells Tomoki that she doesn't want to be with him anymore. Tomoki and Sohara go into shock at Ikaros' words until Sugata tells them Ikaros meant the opposite of what she was saying.
  • Literal Genie: Ikaros can fulfill any wish her master asks for, but it's better to be careful of how to ask it. Tomoki wishes in jest that he was ruler of the world. Ikaros grants it by making every other person in the world vanish. She does explain that making him a traditional ruler would be impossible because no one would take a doofus like him seriously. Ikaros normally cannot undo her wishes, but fortunately Tomoki wishes that it was All Just a Dream.
  • Love Epiphany: In the final chapter, Ikaros goes over her dearest memories with Tomoki as she's burning in his arms. She then realizes at last that she's in love with him and confesses before her body completely disintegrates.
  • Love Hurts: Her reactor starts hurting whenever other Angeloids are getting intimate with Tomoki.
  • Magical Girlfriend: She's a winged Robot Girl who literally crashes into Tomoki's life after falling from the sky. Ikaros then becomes his devoted servant ready to fulfill any wish he asks for and Tomoki's precious normal life becomes infested with craziness.
  • Mundane Utility: She uses the projectiles of Artemis to get rid of the bugs at her watermelon farm.
  • Navel-Deep Neckline: Her usual outfit displays both her cleavage and navel.
  • Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The In-Between of the three main Angeloids. Ikaros is an Emotionless Girl who is utterly devoted to Tomoki, but she isn't abrasive like Nymph nor overtly kind like Astraea.
  • One Head Taller: She's taller than Tomoki by a head, as seen in the scenes where he's not in Chibi form.
  • Person of Mass Destruction: A flashback shows Ikaros has power comparable to a nuclear weapon. In the past, she obliterated an entire city with a single attack.
  • The Quiet One: She almost never says anything but short answers.
  • Red Baron: She is nicknamed The Uranus Queen.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: When she is operating in Uranus Mode, her eyes turn red.
  • Rei Ayanami Expy: An emotionless, obedient and submissive Angeloid who comes to slowly warm up thanks to the main character.
  • Rose-Haired Sweetie: She has rosy pink hair, and is innocent, docile and devoted to her master.
  • The Stoic: She always has the same expressionless face that makes everyone wonder if she will ever smile.
  • Subordinate Excuse: As his servant Angeloid, she always must stay by her master's side and do anything to please him. Of course, that's not the only reason she is so devoted to Tomoki.
  • Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Despite her low emotional capacity, she's a kind and loyal girl who loves her master and cares about her friends.
  • Super Not-Drowning Skills: Her body is too heavy to swim, but unlike other Angeloids, Ikaros is equipped with a water pressure resistant armor that allows her to breathe underwater and walk at the bottom of the sea for a whole month.
  • Super-Speed: She has the highest top speed of all the Angeloids. Astraea beats her in acceleration and agility, however.
  • Supreme Chef: She can cook gourmet meals, at home economics class no less.
  • Taking the Bullet:
    • She takes a real bullet for Tomoki during the survival game at the summer festival. She comes out unharmed because her body is too hard for a bullet, but she didn't know that.
    • Later, she takes an attack from Ikaros Melan to protect Tomoki, Nymph and Astraea. This time, she really would have died if it wasn't for Tomoki activating her Pandora System.
  • Talking with Signs: In Chapter 44, she burns her mouth with a Fire-Breathing Diner and can only communicate by writing on signs for the entire chapter.
  • Tears of Joy: She sheds tears out of happiness and relief when Tomoki accepts the truth about Ikaros being created as a weapon.
  • Time Abyss: According to Suu Minazuki, Ikaros is actually over 100 quadrillion years old.
  • Tranquil Fury: When her loved ones, especially her master, are threatened, it's better to run. Ikaros won't look angry on the surface, but she calmly fires lasers and projectiles at her enemies so they regret pissing her off.
  • Turned Against Their Masters: Unwillingly in the past. After her master sent her to wipe out humanity for the hell of it, Ikaros crashed due to running out of power and imprinted on a little kid who ordered her to destroy Synapse in revenge. The people of Synapse managed to restrain her, but she was kept sealed ever since and her system was equipped with an emergency program that causes her body to burn when she enters Synapse without permission.
  • Unknowingly in Love: Ikaros is devoted to Tomoki as her master, but she doesn't understand that she has romantic feelings for him. Unlike Nymph and Astraea who are aware of their feelings for Tomoki, Ikaros has only an inkling that the pain in her reactor means she loves Tomoki. At the end of the manga, Ikaros figures out that her feelings for Tomoki are love.
  • Vapor Wear: She clearly isn't wearing a bra with that open top.
  • Violently Protective Girlfriend: While not Tomoki's girlfriend per se, she is VERY protective of her master. And that's not just because he is her master...
  • Walk, Don't Swim: Her wings make her body too heavy for her to swim, but she can walk over the seabed because she's equipped with water pressure resistant armor.
  • What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: She questions what love is and compares herself to Chaos in this respect. All that she knows about love is that it's painful for her to see Tomoki with other Angeloids.
  • When She Smiles: Subverted in the scene where Tomoki sees Ikaros greet him with a smile for the first time. He turns beet red at how cute Ikaros' smile is... until he realizes it's just makeup that Nymph put on Ikaros.
  • Winged Humanoid: She is the only Angeloid with a complete Variable wing core, which allows her to adjust the size of her wings as needed.

     Nymph 
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An Angeloid sent from Synapse to retrieve Ikaros, although she spent more time harassing her and Tomoki. Her formal designation is Type Beta, Electronic Warfare Angeloid.

Voiced by: Iori Nomizu (JP), Kara Edwards (EN)

  • A-Cup Angst: She's infinitely irritated about her underdeveloped bust. Made worse by the fact that her Love Interest is a devout fan of breasts and she will be eternally flat-chested according to her age device.
  • Because You Were Nice to Me: Tomoki is the first person to ever have told her a sincere "thank you" for doing him a favor. It's no surprise she eventually chooses him as her unofficial master over the Master of Synapse who abused her.
  • Big Eater: She ate four pieces of cake in chapter 60 — hers, Astraea's, Ikaros's, and Tomoki's.
  • Big Sister Bully: She frequently picks on her "little sister" Astraea by stealing her snacks and uses her as a Human Shield once.
  • Broken Angel: She's wingless for a short duration after her encounter with the Harpies, making her consider herself broken garbage. The wings grow back after Tomoki offers to become Nymph's master.
  • Brown Note: When she sings, all of the people, far and near, collapse. Anyone within range around the world, (with the exception of Ikaros) also temporarily loses their linguistic ability.
  • Covert Pervert: She has very explicit daydreams when she sees Tomoki do perverted things.
  • Crippling Overspecialization: As noted by the Master, there's not much use for an electronic warfare type against underdeveloped downers. She's quite effective against Synapse's own tech, once Nymph evolves her abilities a bit, as shown in chapter 55 when she completely decimates an army of higher powered, more advanced Angeloids.
  • Curtains Match the Window: Blue hair and blue eyes.
  • Dreadful Musician: She can play instruments just fine, but listening to her singing voice is rightfully described as Hell.
  • Elegant Classical Musician: She's great at playing the electric piano thanks to her mastery of machines.
  • Fantastic Racism: Originally has an extremely low opinion of "bugs", but she quickly drops it after Tomoki befriends her.
  • Foil: As the other Angeloid living with Tomoki, Nymph is designed to contrast Ikaros both in personality and appearance. Ikaros is an Emotionless Girl with a fully-grown body, Nymph is a childlike Tsundere.
  • Giftedly Bad: The worst part about her godawful singing voice is that she doesn't realize how destructive it is.
  • Girlish Pigtails: Her hair is styled in twin-tails and she's a cute, small Tsundere.
  • Going Commando: In a side chapter, she reveals to Tomoki she doesn't wear panties because she thinks they're "dirty". Tomoki wastes no time to take a peek under her skirt.
  • Graceful in Their Element: You'd think that she wasn't as powerful in combat as Ikaros or Astraea - but she's a specialist in electronic warfare. When fighting against Synapse, she's an absolute terror.
  • Happiness in Slavery: She was absolutely miserable with her first master, but Nymph genuinely wishes Tomoki to be her new master and is eager for Tomoki to give her orders so she can serve him like Ikaros does. Despite this, Tomoki doesn't do the imprinting process with Nymph because he hates the mere idea of treating Angeloids as servants and wants them to act on their own accord.
  • Heel–Face Turn: While she was never overtly evil, she was working under the orders of her master, who treated her like absolute garbage. Then come Tomoki and his friends, who treat her really well without any ulterior motives.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: She uses her self-destruct in an attempt to take out Minos. It fails, although it does destroy the Zeus core and allow Tomoki access to Synapse.
  • Humanizing Tears: Her crying moments reveal her soft interior beneath her harsh exterior.
  • I'll Kill You!: She yells this over and over after Chaos kills Hiyori.
    Nymph: I'm going to kill you... I'll kill you... I'll kill you...! I'll kill you! CHAOS!!
  • Invisibility: Her P-Stealth System makes her invisible.
  • It Amused Me: She joins Tomoki, Sohara, Mikako, and Astraea in remedial classes, but she isn't doing badly at any school subject; she only thought it looked fun.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: At first, Nymph is a rude and callous Angeloid who often takes the chance to belittle Tomoki and Ikaros, but she eventually becomes friends with them.
  • Living Aphrodisiac: Nymph has the ability to alter pheromones in a body so that women think any man, even the perverted loser Tomoki, is the most irresistible guy in the world.
  • Love Epiphany: At the end of her date with Tomoki, Nymph asks him to kiss her only to get too flustered to go through with it. This causes her to realize she's in love with Tomoki.
  • The Millstone: True to her complex about being junk, a lot of problems in the series could have been avoided if Nymph wasn't around to cause them.
  • Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal: She was originally sent by the Master of Synapse to retrieve Ikaros and eliminate Tomoki. However, Nymph soon becomes much fonder of Tomoki and his friends because they're so kind to her while her master treated her like useless garbage to be disposed of at any moment. Nymph gives up her mission, obstructs the Harpies who were sent to kill Tomoki in her place, and allows Tomoki's group to break her chain so she's freed from her cruel master.
  • Mundane Utility: She can use her processing programs to solve math problems in an instant. Useful for doing homework and tests quickly, but not so much when she's tutoring Tomoki who is a human.
  • Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The Mean one. She's the most abrasive and short-tempered of the three main Angeloids.
  • Oral Fixation: Most of the time, she's shown snacking on chips and other snacks.
  • Pretty Freeloader: She lives at Tomoki's house, but the one doing the house chores is Ikaros. Nymph mostly eats snacks and lazes around the house.
  • Reality Warper: Ikaros can affect reality with her cards, but Nymph can hack reality.
  • Roaring Rampage of Revenge: She goes into an Unstoppable Rage after she finds Hiyori's body right after the latter was killed by Chaos. She goes after Chaos to avenge Hiyori, but it all goes wrong when Tomoki gets stabbed by Chaos' wings when trying to interfere.
  • Shut Up, Hannibal!: The Master of Synapse tries to persuade Nymph to return to Synapse by telling her she can never have Tomoki as long as Ikaros is around, so he'll leave him alive and Nymph can take advantage that Ikaros has been apparently killed by Ikaros Melan to make Tomoki hers alone. Nymph has none of that shit and calls her former master a "boring man" for thinking she would ever accept that she can only have Tomoki if Ikaros is out of the picture. Instead, she wants to win Tomoki's heart fairly.
  • Sour Outside, Sad Inside: She acts like a jerk before her Heel–Face Turn, especially towards Ikaros, but she was in fact depressed due to being physically and emotionally abused by her cruel master for so long. She grows out of this after she's freed from her master and taken in by Tomoki.
  • Stocking Filler: She wears a set of garters and thigh-high stockings with her short dress.
  • Super-Scream: With her Paradise Song attack, Nymph fires a high-powered energy sound beam from her mouth that is powerful enough to clear a small circular depression in the ground.
  • Sweet Tooth: She's often seen eating some snack or dessert.
  • Tastes Like Friendship: Tomoki wins her over when he gives her a candy apple as thanks for making him popular with girls with her Living Aphrodisiac powers.
  • This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman: In a gag episode of the anime, she is able to hack directly into Tomoki's brain to block all memories of his ability to swim.
  • Token Mini-Moe: Unlike most Angeloids who look like big-breasted girls, Nymph is short and flat-chested. Only Chaos is smaller than her and even she has an adult form.
  • Tsundere: She obviously loves Tomoki and wants him to be her new master, but that doesn't stop her from getting angry and violent towards Tomoki when he's being a gross pervert or when she's simply flustered about him.
  • Turned Against Their Masters: She decides to rebel against the Master of Synapse after she realizes there's people who can treat her better and allows Tomoki and his friends to cut her chain. Later, she directly tells her former master off by refusing his offer to take her back just as she's hacking Hiyori's system. In the grand finale, she makes Minos her master again only as part of a ruse to blow herself up with the bomb in her collar in order to destroy the weapon Zeus.
  • Visible Invisibility: When she uses P-Stealth System, she becomes invisible to the other characters, but the audience only sees her as transparent.
  • Winged Humanoid: She possesses Stealth model wings, which are capable of disappearing if needed.
  • The Worf Effect:
    • She got counter-hacked while fighting Zeta, while she is supposed to be the Angeloid made for such warfare.
    • Though to be fair, the Master of Synapse had actually planned for Nymph trying to hack Zeta and took countermeasures.
    • She also trounced Zeta's hacking after she got encouragement from Tomoki. Nymph tends to suffer from self-doubt.

     The Harpy Twins 
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Angeloid(s) sent from Synapse to kill Ikaros and retrieve her variable-wing core, although they are quickly relegated to guard duty. Their formal designation is Type Gamma, Ambush-purpose Angeloid.


Both

  • Anti-Villain: They turn into the sympathetic kind after interacting with Tomoki's group. They're only enemies because their master is an awful man who sends them to fight Ikaros fully knowing they'll certainly die and they care about each other as sisters to the point both wanted to other to give up the mission so both didn't have to die. It's hard to not feel sad for them when their Explosive Leash kills them.
  • Better to Die than Be Killed: Knowing that fighting Ikaros seriously will only get them killed and not wanting to force Ikaros to suffer for that after they started becoming friends, the Harpies let their Explosive Leash blow them up.
  • Crippling Overspecialization: Their High-Altitude wings are exactly like they sound - designed for high altitude. At lower altitudes, their flight capabilities are relatively worthless.
  • A Death in the Limelight: They're killed by their Explosive Leash at the end of the arc that has them in focus as they bond with the main cast.
  • Identical Twin ID Tag: The older twin sister has beige hair and the younger one has light green hair.
  • Informed Attribute: Daedalus claims to have installed Pandora in all First-Generation Angeloids; the Harpy twins are the only ones not shown activating it.
  • Jack of All Trades: In contrast with Ikaros, Nymph, and Astraea, the Gamma twins appear to be this. They have the combat skill to overpower Nymph, are fully functional in both strategy and everyday life, and appear to be emotionally stable. Unfortunately, they're absolutely inferior to Ikaros and Astraea's combat skills, Nymph is more than capable of outsmarting them, and Tomoki figures out how to manipulate their feelings in due time.
  • Leotard of Power: They wear revealing leotards and are the main guards at Synapse.
  • Love Martyr: Unlike other first-generation Angeloids, they're unquestionably loyal to the Master of Synapse because they care about him and know how lonely he must feel behind all his cruelty. In the end, they accept being blown up by their collars because they merely hope their deaths can make their master laugh for a bit.
  • Named Weapons:
    • Super Pyrotechnic Compression Firing Cannon, Prometheus.
    • They also both have S. vibrate claw Nemea.
  • Polar Opposite Twins: When they can finally interact with Tomoki's group normally, the older Harpy is serious and gruff while the younger Harpy is friendlier and more cheerful.
  • Sibling Team: The twin Harpies work together as Synapse's main guards.
  • Winged Humanoid: Their wings are High-Altitude model wings, which allow them to patrol maneuver about Synapse with ease when compared to other Angeloids.

Older Harpy

  • Broken Tears: Just as the Exposive Leash is about to blow up, the Older Harpy breaks down in tears because she did grow fond of Tomoki and is sad that he had to see her die soon after she agreed to stay at his house.
  • Comically Missing the Point: When she's given a Playboy Bunny outfit, the first thing she does is compliment its free range of movement, then point out the ears' detrimental nature to her field of vision.
  • Eye Poke: She pokes her younger sister's and Tomoki's eyes when they try looking at her navel. She does it to her sister again after she admits she was the one who set her up to be stranded in the desert with Tomoki.
  • Hidden Depths: Is a very skilled at homemaking, single handedly fixing up a beach house after it'd been wrecked by everybody else. It's also mentioned that she was usually the one in charge of preparing Minos's meals while she was still on Synapse
  • Our Nudity Is Different: For her, exposing her belly button is as embarrassing as going topless.
  • Shameless Fanservice Girl: Zig-Zagged. She doesn't see any shame in wearing all the Fetish costumes Tomoki picks out. Until he picks up a bikini. She's absolutely mortified to see a piece of clothing that exposes her belly button.
  • Slippery Swimsuit: She loses her bikini top when swimming at the sea. Instead of asking for help, she waits until everyone at the beach leaves at night only to nearly drown when the tide rises.
  • Tsundere: A bit towards Tomoki. She's a very gruff woman and finds Tomoki's perversion annoying, but develops a soft spot for his kindness.

Younger Harpy

  • Annoying Younger Sibling: Acts as this towards the older twin when she was scheming alongside Tomoki to make her show off her naval.
  • Bottomless Magazines: Averted, according to her sister, she has a bad habit of not keeping track of the number of shots she has left for her Arm Cannon.
  • Genki Girl: Seeing the ocean has been a bit of a dream for her and once she goes to the beach, she loosens up remarkably quickly and energetically plays in the water alongside everyone.
  • Shipper with an Agenda: She tries making her older sister fall for Tomoki so she'll get convinced to stay on Earth with him.

     Astraea 
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The first Angeloid sent from Synapse with the purpose of killing Tomoki. Her formal designation is Type Delta, Regional Conflict Angeloid.

Voiced by: Kaori Fukuhara (JP), Carli Mosier (EN)

  • Apologetic Attacker: Astraea screams "I'm Sorry!" as she's about to kill Nymph on Minos' orders.
  • BFS: Chrysaor can turn into this. Chrysaor II can do this to the point that it's considered a ranged weapon. Chrysaor III is big enough that it qualifies as a ranged weapon by default.
  • Big Eater: She can eat a lot of food, and in at least one instance, it actually gets her in trouble as well (when she eats Ikaros' watermelons with Nymph, who then promptly blamed Astraea).
    Ikaros: "You have three apples and four oranges. How many total pieces of-"
    Astraea: "I eat all of them!"
    Ikaros: "Ok, let's move on. Seven bananas-"
    Astraea: "I EAT ALL OF THEM!"
  • Big Little Sister: She's technically Nymph's little sister (Nymph being an Angeloid Type Beta and Astraea being a Type Delta), but Astraea is tall and voluptuous while Nymph is childlike and flat-chested.
  • Big "SHUT UP!": After Minos orders her to kill her friends one too many times, Astraea decides enough is enough and tells him to shut up as she breaks her chain by force.
  • Brainless Beauty: She's very beautiful, but not the smartest girl around.
  • Butt-Monkey: The treatment she gets from others, particularly Nymph, is almost as undignified as the one Tomoki gets.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Just like Ikaros, she's a busty Angeloid whose buxom figure is emphasized by the cleavage in her outfit, much to Tomoki's joy and Nymph's envy.
  • Captain Obvious: Nymph called her this word-for-word when Astraea points out that Tomoki is turned into a seed thanks to them eating the watermelons and trying to grow them again.
  • Close-Range Combatant: She's a Close Combat-Class Angeloid and has no long-range attacks.
  • Crippling Overspecialization: She is extremely effective in CQC but incapable of fighting at range, so if her enemies keep their distance and pummel her with ranged attacks, she's done.
  • Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Astraea is the Angeloid with lowest intelligence so Nymph doesn't consider her a threat when the Master of Synapse sends her to kill Tomoki. Indeed, all of Astraea's attempts to kill Tomoki end in failure because she's so stupid and clueless. When Astraea gets serious in her fight against Chaos, it's revealed she's as much of a badass as Ikaros with her only weakness being long-range attacks.
  • Cute Clumsy Girl: As a combat-type Angeloid, killing humans should be easy for her, but she's so damn clumsy that she trips over when she tries to attack Tomoki and Sugata. And she's so dumb that she gets convinced they dodged her.
  • The Ditz: Nymph justifies Astraea's clumsy and brainless personality with this trope, saying "Delta is a blithering idiot."
  • Dumb Blonde: She is a beautiful blonde girl, but is also extremely dumb. Of course, it's not her fault — each Angeloid can only excel at two things and be bad at the third. She's good at fighting and emoting, so she lacks intelligence.
  • Dumb Is Good: She's a complete airhead and one of the nicest characters in the series.
  • Dumb Muscle: She's exceptionally stupid, but she's also exceptionally strong. She's also the only Angeloid shown to be strong enough to break her own chain. For comparison, breaking Nymph's chain took the combined efforts of Tomoki, Sohara, Miyako, and Sugata.
  • Dumbass Has a Point: She occasionally notices things the others miss.
  • Dying Declaration of Love: Although she didn't couldn't say it to him, her final thoughts as she chooses to die with Chaos are about Tomoki and how much she loves him.
  • Extreme Omnivore: Rabbit pellets and fish bait are yummy to Astraea.
  • Friendly Enemy: Before she broke her chain, she was extremely friendly with the main cast. So friendly, in fact, that her switching sides can't even really be called a Heel–Face Turn.
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's a blonde and very nice and friendly even back when she was an enemy.
  • In Love with the Mark: She was sent to Earth on a mission to kill Tomoki, only to keep failing at it because of her own stupidity. After Tomoki causes her to question her own free will and she learns he's a good man behind his perverted nature, Astraea starts falling for him and abandons her mission by betraying her master.
  • Kick the Dog: An accidental case. She mocks Nymph for having no wings, trying to simply Poke the Poodle and not realizing beforehand how sensitive a subject it was. However, she immediately regrets it afterwards upon seeing how hurt Nymph was.
  • Kindhearted Simpleton: A complete airhead, but one with a good heart.
  • Leitmotif: The aptly named Delta.
  • Lightning Bruiser: She is the strongest and most agile of the first-generation Angeloids. She loses to Ikaros in terms of raw balls out speed, but in battle, where agility is just as important as speed, Astraea comes out superior.
  • Love Epiphany: In Chapter 48, she realizes she has fallen for Tomoki's kind nature that allows him to be friends with Angeloids.
  • Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: She carries the Aegis-L shield, which takes the form of a small round shield or a large buckler that has the ability to create a version of Ikaros' Beehive Barrier that only faces one direction.
  • Minion with an F in Evil: When she's working for the Master of Synapse, she's too dumb and too nice to be an effective villain, to the point Ikaros and Nymph don't get worried at all when Astraea is sent to kill Tomoki. Her attempts to attack Tomoki are more like childish pranks and even then, she's so clumsy that she messes up something as simple as a Laxative Prank.
  • Ms. Fanservice: She has quite an oversized bust and her skimpy outfit often give Panty Shot. In addition, her low processing levels often result in her easily falling victim to many of Tomoki's perverted schemes regarding her massive breasts.
  • Named Weapons: The Photonic Oscillation Blade Chrysaor and the Aegis-L Shield (a version of Ikaros' Aegis that can only guard the front).
  • Navel-Deep Neckline: Her outfit exposes both her cleavage and navel.
  • Never Learned to Read: She can't read kanji.
  • Nice Girl: She's so nice that she can't help but give Tomoki a hand even when she was actually trying to kill him.
  • Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The Nice one. She's the nicest and most compassionate of the three main Angeloids.
  • Obsessed with Food: She rarely thinks about anything but food.
  • Perpetual Poverty: She lives at the woods with Eishiro as her "neighbor" and is always hungry because she has so little to eat. On one occasion, she's so desperate for food that she eats fishing bait before lamenting how pathetic that is.
  • Poke the Poodle: Some of her attempts to kill Tomoki fall under this, such as trying to poison him with a laxative only to forget putting it on his food in the first place.
  • Reluctant Warrior: In her final battle against Chaos, Astraea admits that she has realized she doesn't like fighting at all because eating and goofing with her friends is so much more fun. This is why she couldn't evolve with Pandora until she decides to fight Chaos and win for the sake of Tomoki and her friends.
  • Sacrificed Basic Skill for Awesome Training: Well, not "training" per se, but rather the details of her design: she was given overwhelming power at the expense of her intelligence. In other words, her incredible strength and speed in combat is offset by the fact that she's too dumb to even feed herself. In one instance, while fishing, she tries to eat the bait instead of using it to catch fish.
  • Smarter Than You Look: She's actually fairly clever. Of course, being an idiot, she nearly always misapplies this, leading to a lot of Rube Goldberg plots that don't actually work.
  • Sorry That I'm Dying: As she's blown up along with Chaos, Astraea mentally apologizes to Tomoki for not keeping her promise to come back to him.
  • Sympathy for the Devil: She feels sorry for Chaos because she can see the little girl is in so much pain after being told by the Master of Synapse and Tomoki unintentionally that she has no place to call home so all she can do is spreading "love" through pain.
  • Together in Death: When Chaos is about to explode due to overloading herself with too many stolen cores, Astraea can't stand to let her little sister die alone and embraces her so the explosion kills them both. Thankfully, Tomoki's wish brings them both back.
  • Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket: She doesn't know how to obtain food, so she'll gobble up whatever's available when hungry, including rabbit pellets and fish bait (still on the line!). This is justified in both the manga and the anime when it is revealed that Angeloids have three potential strongpoints: Emotions, Power, and Intelligence. Being first-gen, Astraea, Ikaros, and Nymph only have two of those three each. Ikaros lacks emotions but is an extremely intelligent, if naive, powerhouse. Nymph has next to no combat ability but compensates with her ability to hack reality, and is easily susceptible to emotional mood swings. Astraea is a complete dumbass, but she's also a monster in close combat who can hit hard, hit fast, and shrug off almost anything and is supposedly capable of overpowering even Ikaros when fighting up close, and she has a wider and more stable emotional range than the other two combined.
  • Tsundere: She can act abrasive towards Tomoki, calling him stupid and hitting him when he's acting like a sex offender. She eventually does admit she has come to like him for his kindness, although she tries to say it's only friendship despite all the blushing.
  • Turned Against Their Masters: Once Tomoki motivates her to follow her own will, Astraea chooses to not follow the orders of the Master of Synapse anymore and breaks her own chain so she can fight Chaos and save Nymph.
  • Unskilled, but Strong: According to Daedalus: "The reason I didn't add any processing capabilities to Delta... is because she doesn't need any." Astraea does note at one point that she's no match for Ikaros in a straight fight because Ikaros has skill and tactical acumen while Astraea only knows how to hit things really hard.
  • Vapor Wear: Her top makes it obvious she doesn't wear a bra.
  • Violently Protective Girlfriend: Like Ikaros, she isn't Tomoki's actual girlfriend, but seeing the Ikaros Melan merely touching him sends her into an Unstoppable Rage.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: With Tomoki. They make fun of each other's stupidity and have contests to see who is the dumber one. At the end of it, both are friends who care about each other, with Astraea even developing a crush on him.
  • Winged Humanoid: She bears Acceleration model wings, which allow her the speed/agility combo that she needs for close-quarters combat.

     Chaos 
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Click here to see her adult form 

The first of the second-generation Angeloids, and also sent to Sorami City to kill Tomoki. Looks can be totally deceiving with her. Possessing no formal designation for her particular model, she is referred to as simply Second-Generation Angeloid, Type Epsilon.

Voiced by: Aki Toyosaki (JP), Carrie Savage (EN)

  • Alas, Poor Villain: In her final fight with Astraea, Chaos' body starts to break down because the evolution can't handle all the cores she absorbed. Astraea cries as she sees Chaos scared and in pain, choosing to comfort her little sister by hugging her as her body explodes so she doesn't die alone.
  • Anti-Villain: The sympathetic variety. Chaos may come off as an Enfant Terrible, but she's just that way because her evil master made her like that. After learning just a little of true kindness from Tomoki, Chaos is just a little girl who wants a home where she'll be cared for. Then her master tries to kill her just because he realized her Pandora System is too powerful to risk leaving her alive and in her despair, Chaos wants to be taken in by Tomoki who is the only one who has ever been truly kind to her. Unfortunately, Chaos gets the wrong impression that Tomoki hates Angeloids and this makes her kill and absorb other Angeloids including Hiyori in hopes that she'll become a "good girl" who Tomoki will love.
  • The Assimilator: The biggest part of her power set is the ability to mimic the abilities of anything her wings pierce. Doing this to Siren gets her underwater movement. Doing this to the Melan models gets her Second-Generation versions of all the weapons that Tomoki's Angeloids have.
  • Ax-Crazy: She's the most unstable and murderous character in the series.
  • Bad Habits: She dresses up like a nun, but her true nature is an Ax-Crazy Person of Mass Destruction.
  • Bad People Abuse Animals: When she arrives at the wrong conclusion that love is pain, she kills a fish at the bottom of the sea as she decides she's going to give the same "love" to everyone. Later, she almost crushes a kitten to death when trying to "give it love".
  • Big Bad: She's a candidate, specially in the Grand Finale, but even then, the issue is complex.
  • Big Brother Worship: She adores Tomoki as her "Onii-chan".
  • Break the Cutie: Just as Chaos is finally starting to behave like a normal girl after Tomoki gives her a better idea of what love is, her master tries to kill her for being more dangerous than he anticipated and tells her she has no place where she can belong. In her despair, Chaos tries to go to Tomoki, hoping he will accept her, but she arrives at the worst possible moment as she hears Tomoki yelling to the Angeloids that he wants them nowhere near him. Chaos had no way of knowing that Tomoki only said that in a fit of anger and he would welcome the Angeloids into his home when things cooled down, causing her to believe Tomoki has rejected her too. This makes Chaos go into a quest of absorbing as many Angeloids as she can in hopes that she will become a "good girl" and Tomoki will accept her.
  • Cannibalism Superpower: She claims to "eat" other Angeloids to gain their powers, though she's really just taking their cores.
  • Cheshire Cat Grin: Her face is constantly adorned with a creepy smile from ear to ear.
  • Clipped-Wing Angel: Her ability to absorb other cores brings her downfall, when she tries to self-evolve using Pandora after consuming unstable cores of the Melan Angeloids.
  • Creepy Child: The fact that she looks like a cute toddler adds another disturbing factor to her Ax-Crazy behavior and obsession of giving "love" through inflicting pain.
  • Cute and Psycho: Chaos is what happens when you mix Ax-Crazy with Love Freak. What you get is the creepiest Moe character in the series who wants to share her "love" with everyone.
  • Desperately Craves Affection: Wanting to know what love is, Chaos craves for Tomoki's kindness and affection.
  • Dream Walker: She can enter another person's dream, as she has done with Tomoki. This makes her stand out because Angeloids shouldn't be able to dream.
  • Easily Forgiven: After the world is restored back to normal, Chaos is welcomed by everyone with open arms. No one holds any grudge against her despite all the destruction she caused and the fact that she almost ended the world.
  • Enfant Terrible: She looks like a toddler and is the youngest of the Angeloids, but she's also ruthless, violent, and dangerously unstable due to her lack of morals.
  • Hates Being Alone: After being abandoned by her master and (seemingly) Tomoki, Chaos realizes what loneliness is and hates it.
  • Heel Realization: She undergoes an epiphany in Chapter 70 after she absorbs Hiyori's memories and learns that killing is wrong, making her realize the evil things she did by hurting and killing people in the name of gaining love.
  • I Just Want to Be Loved: After Tomoki shows her what kindness and love really are, her only wish is being loved by Tomoki.
  • It Was a Gift: Tomoki gives her a pair of slippers he found at the park so she doesn't go around barefoot. Chaos from then on carries them around as her personal treasure.
  • The Juggernaut: Chaos is the most resilient Angeloid ever created. Hell, she shrugged a direct attack of the mightiest weapon from Synapse... because she was too busy having an existential crisis to notice.
  • Love Freak: She's curious about what love is because she wonders why Angeloids would betray Synapse out of love for a human. Whenever she meets someone, the first thing she asks them is what love is. Even her character song is named "Ai wo Ageru", i.e. "I'll give you love".
  • Love Makes You Evil: Having being discarded and almost killed by her master, Chaos desperately yearns for Tomoki to love her and give her a good home. However, due to a misunderstanding, Chaos believes Tomoki won't love her unless she becomes a "good girl"... So she starts consuming powerful Angeloids to become stronger and smarter so Tomoki will love her.
  • Master of Illusion: She has the ability to manipulate her appearance through elaborated illusions confusing her opponents and instilling chaos into them.
  • My God, What Have I Done?:
    • In Chapter 70, she's horrified and regretful at her past actions once absorbing Hiyori makes Chaos understand why killing is wrong.
    • In Chapter 71, she goes into shock when she realizes she apparently killed Tomoki when he stopped her and Nymph from killing each other. Chaos then despairs so much that she decides she's going to erase the world and start it over.
  • No Sense of Humor: Tragic example. The reason she killed Hiyori in the first place was because she walked in on Tomoki's skit of chasing the Angeloids out of his house and took it seriously.
  • Not Good with Rejection: Chaos only wants to be accepted and loved by Tomoki, but due a big misunderstanding that happened she overheard one of his arguments with the other Angeloids, Chaos believes Tomoki will reject her. After that, she starts attacking and killing Angeloids because she thinks that if she absorbs their abilities, she'll become good enough for Tomoki to love her.
  • Obliviously Evil: Due to a misunderstanding with Ikaros, she believes that pain is love and as a severe Love Freak she seeks to spread her "love" to everyone.
  • Overnight Age-Up: She's the only Angeloid to look like a preschooler. She later uses the Pandora System to evolve and gain a mature body. She returns to her original child form after the world reset at the end of the manga.
  • Phlebotinum Overload: Her multiple cores ultimately explode and killer her and Astraea.
  • Plot-Driving Secret: In the manga, Tomoki remains ignorant that Chaos is an Angeloid. He only knows her as an innocent little girl, and not an insane Weapon of Mass Destruction. Her battles against the other Angeloids have always been either away from Tomoki or while he's knocked out. As of Chapter 70, this is no longer true.
  • Poor Communication Kills: Nearly all of her most villainous actions are the result of big misunderstandings. It all starts when Ikaros goes on a rant about how her reactor hurts so much because she loves her master. This makes Chaos believe that "love" is the same as causing pain. Tomoki does try giving her a better idea of what love is by being kind to her... But it all goes wrong when the Master of Synapse tries to dispose of Chaos because she's too dangerous to manage. Chaos runs to Tomoki's home hoping he will take her in, but she arrived at the worst time possible as Tomoki was in the middle of running the Angeloids out of his home because he was annoyed at them like usual. Chaos doesn't know that this is a common occurence and Tomoki is going to happily take the Angeloids back once he calms down. She then becomes desperate and decides she must absorb other Angeloids until she becomes a "good girl" who Tomoki will welcome into his home. A lot of chaos and destruction could have been avoided if Chaos had simply asked Tomoki to let her live with him.
  • Power Copying: Chaos absorbs and uses the techniques of Angeloids Melans, which are also the abilities of Ikaros, Nymph and Astraea.
  • Purple Is Powerful: She's the only Angeloid with purple eyes and purple wings. She's also the deadliest enemy for the main characters.
  • Razor Wings: Chaos uses her wings like equipped blades. They also absorb life forces, memories, powers, and systems which makes Chaos stronger.
  • Reluctant Monster: Chaos doesn't want to be the walking instrument of death and destruction she has become. Chaos wants to experience genuine love, but due to the means of her creation and various story events, she is truly unaware of how to interact with others without causing pain and murder. When Tomoki gives her the opportunity to experience loving compassion first hand, he becomes the bedrock of what little sanity she has left. After this event, Chaos' grabs for power are nothing more than an attempt to experience Tomoki's kindness again, yet ironically they further distance her from achieving that goal.
  • Sexier Alter Ego: Chaos normally looks like a child, but she can take the form of a busty adult woman.
  • Shapeshifter Guilt Trip: Chaos shifts in and out of the forms of Nymph's friends while beating her up and berating her. Nymph objectively knows that the being before her is Chaos and not her friends, but it doesn't matter, she's too traumatized to fight back. When Ikaros tries to attack Chaos, she shifts into Tomoki, and Ikaros is fooled even though she saw her transform before her eyes and obeys Chaos until Astraea intervenes. Later, when Ikaros is about to throw Chaos into the sea, Chaos turns into Tomoki again and begs her to stop, but this time, Ikaros points out that Tomoki is an excellent swimmer and wouldn't be worried about the sea.
  • Sultry Bangs: When she takes the form of a voluptuous woman, her bangs sexily cover her right eye.
  • Surprise Party: Has one in the special bonus chapter, though the guests were actually forced to go by Mikako.
  • Tears of Remorse: She cries out of regret in Chapter 70 because absorbing Hiyori and her memories makes Chaos finally understand she has been doing evil by hurting and killing other Angeloids.
  • Token Mini-Moe: The youngest-looking Angeloid.
  • Tragic Mistake: When Nymph tries to kill Chaos to avenge Hiyori, Chaos tries to defend herself without realizing Tomoki jumped in front of her and her wings stab him through the chest.
  • Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: Chaos looks like a small girl, but she's disturbingly psychotic and murderous due to having a very twisted and misguided concept of what love is.
  • Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: The series is a harem comedy with a Lovable Sex Maniac protagonist, cute angel-like Robot Girls, and flying panties. Then there's Chaos, a Cute and Psycho little Angeloid who wants to give "love" to everyone through extreme violence and pain. Every chapter with her in it is noticeably darker than the rest.
  • Villainous BSoD: A brutal double wammy of recieving two of this in rapid succession: First, Hiyori impales herself on her wing to force a conscience and while she's barely holding herself together, she accidentally kills Tomoki, something that sends her into shell shock.
  • Walking Spoiler: She's the key to many surprising events in the series, so it's hard to know about her without some spoilers.
  • What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: She doesn't know what love is and keeps asking others to explain to her how to love someone. This takes a dark turn when Chaos misinterprets the concept of Love Hurts with pain itself being love. She begins to truly understand love after her Heel–Face Turn.
  • Wild Card: Was nominally aligned with Synapse in the beginning, though even then she's shown to prefer doing things her own way rather following her masters orders. Once she activates Pandora and begins absorbing other lifeforms she starts completely ignoring Minos's orders and he tries to have her terminated as a result. Afterwards she becomes focused entirely on fulfilling her own goals in understanding love.
  • Winged Humanoid: She possesses an 'imperfect' version of the Variable wing core, which allows her to alter her wings similar to Ikaros. She is capable of dismissing her wings entirely when needed. Due to the imperfections, her wings aren't organic-looking.
  • Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: In the final arc, Chaos stabs Tomoki through the chest by mistake. Thinking she has killed him, Chaos goes mad and kidnaps Eishiro to force him into activating the Rule that'll start the end of the world.

    Second-Generation Angeloid, Type Zeta (SPOILERS) 
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After the death and erasure of the human Hiyori Kazane due to the awakening of her real angel self, she makes her return as a newly converted 2nd Generation Angeloid who is sent there by her current master, the Master of Synapse, to eliminate Tomoki, his fellow human friends, and wipe out Ikaros, Nymph, and Astraea. After Nymph hacks into Hiyori's system to override it, Hiyori is freed from the control of the Master of Synapse, allowing her to return to Earth.

Voiced by: Yōko Hikasa (JP), Colleen Clinkenbeard (EN)

  • Death by Adaptation: She dies at the end of The Movie which is a big difference from the manga where she's saved from the Master of Synapse's control thanks to Nymph hacking her system. Gets better within the third film.
  • Dogged Nice Girl: She can be quite assertive about her feelings for Tomoki, being to only girl who has confessed her love for him and directly asks him to go out with her and kiss her in return for a favor sometimes.
  • Dying Declaration of Love: In The Movie, she tells Tomoki that she loves him one more time before disappearing.
  • Friendly Rivalry: She knows Nymph is a love rival for Tomoki, but Hiyori wants to be friends with Nymph and Nymph cares about her enough as to go into a Roaring Rampage of Revenge after Chaos kills Hiyori.
  • Magic Staff: Her staff Demeter has the power to control weather.
  • Navel-Deep Neckline: She wears a dress with an open top that shows off her cleavage and abdomen.
  • Power Incontinence: She creates many tornadoes by accident when she's all flustered about asking Tomoki to kiss her.
  • Red Sky, Take Warning: When she returns from the dead (more or less) the real angel Hiyori has been corrupted and turned into an Angeloid that serves the Big Bad. When the main cast finds her, the sunny sky turns deep purple as she reveals how much she was changed. Justified, because she was given weather control powers.
  • Senseless Sacrifice: She lets herself be killed by Chaos so the latter will absorb her memories and feelings, leading Chaos to finally understand killing people is wrong. Unfortunately, Nymph goes after Chaos to avenge Hiyori and Tomoki is impaled through the chest by Chaos while getting between their confrontation. This sends Chaos off the deep end and she decides she'll start the world anew. Hiyori is resurrected in the final chapter, though, along with practically every character who dies.
  • Space Master: In the movie, she has the power to control time-space, moving objects and distorting the reality.
  • Squishy Wizard: She has the ability of creating massive tornadoes, but the moment Chaos breaks her Magic Staff, Hiyori is completely helpless.
  • Sympathy for the Devil: Just as she's running for her life to escape from Chaos, Hiyori sympathizes with the little girl trying to kill her once Chaos tells her she's doing this because she thinks Tomoki will love her if she steals Hiyori's core to become smarter. Hiyori hugs Chaos and lets her absorb her so Chaos understands why killing people is wrong and encourages her to seek out Tomoki for true love.
  • Walking Spoiler: Her existence spoils all the twists revolving around Hiyori who is much more than she appears at first.
  • Weather Manipulation: After becoming an Angeloid, she gains the power to manipulate the weather by changing the air pressure with her Magic Staff.
  • Winged Humanoid: When awakened in Synapse, she has ordinary angel wings. Once Minos converts her into an Angeloid, they become somewhat mechanical in nature.

     Siren 
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A second-generation Angeloid which was sent to ambush Tomoki. Her formal designation is Type Eta, Underwater Combat Angeloid.

     Oregano 
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A generic medical specialist Angeloid. One follows Sugata back from a dive game, after which Mikako decides to take her in at her mansion.


  • Beware the Quiet Ones: Like Ikaros, she's a quiet Emotionless Girl until someone who pisses her off (in her case, Nymph) turns her into a destructive living weapon.
  • Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: When Tomoki and Nymph go to check on how Oregano is doing at Mikako's house, Oregano acts all polite, cute, and harmless in front of Tomoki. As soon as she's alone with Nymph, however, she starts bullying Nymph non-stop and plays the victim the moment Tomoki comes back.
  • Chekhov's Gun: Her functions as a medical specialist are essential near the end of the manga when she saves Tomoki's life after he's fatally wounded by Chaos.
  • Combat Medic: Oregano is a medical specialist Angeloid, so Nymph naturally thinks she has the advantage when she faces Oregano in a tournament match. She's proven wrong when Oregano completely destroys her by shooting her down with guns and a tank.
  • The Dog Bites Back: Nymph inadvertedly tortured her and her sisters when she repeatedly forced them to hear her abominable songs for hours. Now, Oregano bullies and tries to kill Nymph whenever she sees her.
  • Dr. Jerk: She's a nurse-type Angeloid with amazing medical devices. Normally she appears tame, but turns into a rude and abusive bully when Nymph is around.
  • Emotionless Girl: Oregano has no emotional control, so her behavior is even more robot-like than Ikaros'.
  • Freudian Excuse: Her treatment of Nymph is extremely cruel even by the standards of Comedic Sociopathy in the series. However, she has every right to hate Nymph after the latter forced her and her sisters to hear her deadly singing voice many times, which caused several of her sisters to breakdown.
  • Hospital Hottie: She's designed to look like a nurse due to her main task of looking after the sleeping angels of Synapse. Like all Angeloids, she's very cute.
  • In-Series Nickname: Tomoki calls her "Mini-Ikaros" because both look and act very similar.
  • Jerkass to One: Once Mikako gives her the ability to speak, Oregano insults Nymph and attacks her with military weapons whenever she has the chance. Turns out the reason behind her hatred is that Nymph used to force Oregano and her sisters back in Synapse to listen to her singing, something that's equal to torture to anyone with hearing capacity.
  • Kicking Ass in All Her Finery: After moving to Mikako's mansion, she dresses in an elegant kimono and whenever Nymph is near, she becomes a badass killer machine.
  • The Medic: As a medical specialist Angeloid, she comes with many different features to assess and treat injuries and other medical problems.
  • Naughty Nurse Outfit: Her medical uniform is form-fitting and has a very short skirt.
  • Ninja Maid: She basically becomes Mikako's personal maid and has enough firepower to make up a military squad by herself.
  • Odd Name Out: The other Angeloids are named after Greek mythological figures, gods or monsters, but Oregano is named after an aromatic perennial herb of the mint family.
  • Rei Ayanami Expy: Like Ikaros, Oregano shares many traits with Rei Ayanami; short blue hair, emotionless, and an artificial angel-like being.
  • Silk Hiding Steel: She embodies the image of an ideal Japanese lady with her demure behavior and the kimono she wears after Mikako takes her to live at her mansion. When she's alone with Nymph, Oregano reveals herself to be deadly and cruel on a level comparable to Mikako.
  • Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: She makes it sort of a personal hobby to torment Nymph due to a personal grudge over Nymph forcing her and her sisters to listen to her lethal singing voice.
  • Winged Humanoid: She has a pair of angel-like wings on her back. Comes with being an Angeloid.

     Melan 
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Tactical Weapon Angeloid, type Theta, Melan. Equipped with a Variable Wing Core (Ikaros' wings), and mass-produced in black-winged, black-haired mimicries of Ikaros, Nymph, and Astraea.


  • The Ace: Minos's greatest weapon(s).
  • Doppelgänger Attack: In three flavors: Ikaros Melan, Nymph Melan, and Astraea Melan.
  • Emotionless Girl: Shows no emotion whatsoever, even compared to Ikaros.
  • Evil Counterpart: Evil second-generation copies of the three first-gen Angeloid defectors, and sharing many of their traits.
  • Evil Twin: The Melan Angeloids are designed to look like black-winged, black-haired versions Ikaros, Nymph, and Astraea.
  • Paint It Black: Black-haired, black-winged, and black-garbed version of Ikaros, Nymph, and Astraea.
  • Person of Mass Destruction:
    • Ikaros Melan models have all the capabilities of the real Ikaros, in Second-Generation Angeloid statistics.
    • Astraea is unable to pierce Ikaros Melan's Aegis note .
    • Nymph Melan models have hacking abilities strong enough that Beta has to activate Pandora in order for Aphrodite to counter them.
    • Astraea Melan models are capable of shattering the Aegis-L that Delta carries.
  • Shapeshifting Seducer: Ikaros Melan disguises herself as Ikaros so she can take Tomoki on a date as a pretext for taking him to an isolated place where she can try to kill him. It almost worked until Tomoki finds the battered body of the real Ikaros.
  • Super-Speed: Ikaros Melan has speed that rival that of Ikaros.
  • Winged Humanoid: They bear Variable wing cores - and unlike Chaos, these are perfect Variables. However, Minos notes that Ikaros' Variable wing core has been nurtured over time, thus making the wings inferior to Ikaros' own. Additionally, to differentiate the Melan models from their First-Generation counterparts, their wings are black-feathered.

Synapse

A few floating islands in the sky, which happens to stop over Sorami town at the time being. Their denizens are flesh-and-blood angels, and they possessed vastly advanced technology compared to humanity.

    General 
  • Advanced Ancient Humans: The final chapter has Daedalus revealing the "angels" at Synapse are in reality an ancient species that was basically the same as humans except with wings. With their advanced technology, they gave themselves unaging bodies and created humankind as we know it because they found it amusing to watch beings similar to themselves walking on the ground without wings.
  • Religious and Mythological Theme Naming: The only two angels whose names are known, Minos and Daedalus, are named after important figures that appear in the legends of the Minotaur and Icarus in Classical Mythology.
  • Winged Humanoid: They have angel wings.

     Master of Synapse 
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The aptly named ruler of Synapse. Has a deep disdain for humanity, and creates Angeloids as his playthings... well, humans are too, by extension.

Voiced by: Shin-ichiro Miki (JP), Mike McFarland (EN)

  • Bad Boss: He is cruel to his subordinates and threatens to discard Nymph when she's no longer useful to him.
  • Bad People Abuse Animals: Just to make clear what a Bad Boss he is, he forces Nymph to kill a little bird for his own amusement and to see her in pain.
  • Beg the Dog: After he loses the Harpies, Minos becomes so desperate from loneliness that he asks Nymph, the same Angeloid he abused for years and tried to kill several times, to let him be her master again. Nymph does the imprinting process... Only to activate the Explosive Leash in a Suicide Attack to destroy the Zeus core while Minos begs her to not abandon him too.
  • Big Bad: The main antagonist of the series.
  • Driven to Suicide: In the final chapter, he stabs himself with his sword as he can't stand the humiliation of being spared by Tomoki. He's revived along with everyone in the Reset Button Ending, though.
  • Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": Everyone calls him the Master of Synapse. His true name is Minos.
  • Evil Counterpart: To Daedalus. They're both angelic beings from Synapse, but he's evil and abusive towards Angeloids, whereas Daedalus is benevolent and only wants the Angeloids to be happy.
  • Eyes Out of Sight: His bangs always cover his face.
  • Fantastic Racism: Always refers to humans as "Downers" and "Bugs". Also considers Angeloids as nothing but toys to throw away and scrap when done.
  • Final Boss: He's the last villain Tomoki encounters when the latter enters Synapse.
  • The Final Temptation: He tries tempting Nymph to become his servant again by offering the chance to make Tomoki hers since Ikaros seems to have died and Tomoki would only have Nymph if Minos spares him. Nymph refuses because she would never want to get Tomoki like that.
  • For the Evulz: Almost everything he does is for the sake of being cruel and sadistic to humans and Angeloids.
  • Hate Sink: He's cruel and evil with no redeeming traits. The way he treated Nymph like garbage serves to know what a despicable monster he is.
  • Jerkass: He's self-centered, vain, treacherous and often treats Angeloids as playthings.
  • Light Is Not Good: He's an angel with blond hair and light clothing. He's the Big Bad who is an abusive monster towards his Angeloids.
  • Lonely at the Top: Being the king of a heavenly kingdom doesn't mean much when most of the population are sleeping at chambers because they found living as humans much more exciting.
  • Long-Haired Pretty Boy: He has long blond hair and looks like a fairly handsome guy.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: When the collars of the Harpies are about to explode, Minos can't enjoy the show anymore as he hears the Harpies speak of how painful it's for Minos to rule Synapse when almost all the residents are sleeping. When the Harpies die, Minos seems to genuinely regret that he disposed of the two Angeloids who were completely loyal to him and understood his loneliness.
  • Please, Don't Leave Me: Ironically, he ends up begging Nymph to not blow herself up with Zeus because he has realized he has no one left to ease his loneliness.
  • Psychopathic Manchild: He's like a big brat who is spoiled and bored from ruling over a civilization where almost everyone else went to sleep. To stave off boredom, he once sent Ikaros to destroy human civilization and relishes in abusing and breaking his Angeloids like they were toys.
  • Self-Disposing Villain: Tomoki spares his life after their confrontation, but Minos can't stand receiving the mercy of a human and stabs himself.
  • Troubled Abuser: He's the worst kind of master to his Angeloids, especially treating Nymph like garbage. While it doesn't excuse his actions, he's so cruel because most of his fellow angels went to sleep and left him all alone to rule a kingdom with no people.
  • Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: In a comedy harem show about a Lovable Sex Maniac's Unwanted Harem of cute Angeloids, this guy stands out all more as the Big Bad with his inhuman cruelty towards humans and Angeloids.
  • Worthy Opponent: He surprisingly recognizes Sugata as a decent adversary despite him being a human.
  • You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: If Nymph had succeeded in her original mission and returned, he would have destroyed her and turned her remains into scrap.

     Daedalus 
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A pro-human scientist who hides in Synapse.

Voiced by: Asuka Oogame (JP), Monica Rial (EN)

  • A-Cup Angst: It's implied that she's bothered by her small breast size, as her copy has double her breast size.
  • Beware the Nice Ones: She's very calm and gentle. The moment Tomoki insults her small breasts, she smacks him with a karate chop. Seems like her clone gets the signature move from her after all.
  • Big Good: In contrast to Minos' Big Bad, Daedalus was the one who gave Ikaros to Tomoki and helps the good guys on several occasions.
  • Childhood Friends: Turns out Daedalus, or rather her human avatar, was the Sohara who was friends with Tomoki when he was a kid.
  • The Chooser of the One: She chose Tomoki to be Ikaros' master because she trusted her childhood friend would take good care of her "daughter".
  • Eyes Out of Sight: Her eyes are always covered by her hair. They hide the fact she's really Sohara.
  • Gadgeteer Genius: She's the greatest inventor genius of Synapse, responsible for building the Angeloids, the magic cards, the wish-granting machine Rule that has reset the world countless times, and a human clone of herself.
  • Girl of My Dreams: She often appears in Tomoki's dreams.
  • Gone Horribly Right: She invented Rule because she wanted to create a wish-granting machine that could make her fellow angels happy. Rule did give the angels anything they wanted... But they quickly grew bored of having all their vain desires granted. Eventually, the angels started using Rule to destroy and remake the world until they found a world that made them all happy. The cycle finally stopped when the angels chose to live among humans in their "dreams".
  • Good Counterpart: Daedalus and Minos are two of the few angels at Synapse who are still awake and monitor Earth. Minos is the Big Bad who wants to entertain himself by sending Angeloids to attack those on Earth, while Daedalus is the Big Good who wants the Angeloids to have a happy life on Earth.
  • Motherly Scientist: She considers Ikaros, Nymph, and Astraea to be her daughters, as she created them.
  • Ms. Exposition: She explains in detail the background of Synapse and its people to Tomoki in the final chapter.
  • Not So Above It All: In the final chapter, she chops Tomoki for comparing her and her replica Sohara's cup sizes.
  • Tears of Remorse: In the final chapter, she breaks down in tears as she explains to Tomoki the tragic story of the Synapse civilization and how she blames herself for almost all of it because she created the Rule device that caused her people to go to war and eventually destroy and remake the world countless times.
  • Trapped Behind Enemy Lines: Although she's the Big Good, she can't intervene with what's happening on Earth because she can't leave Synapse and her human avatar died eight years ago.

Alternative Title(s): Sora No Otoshimono

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