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This page is a collection of tropes for the main characters of the Light Novel In Another World with My Smartphone and its adaptations. Fans of only the anime and manga must beware of spoilers.
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The Main Characters note
- Badass Crew: Before long, Touya's party is a Battle Harem consisting of himself (the resident Person of Mass Destruction) and a large number of battle-competent women. Even the girls with little to no combat experience (such as Sue and Lucia) start undergoing training to be useful to him and not fall behind the other girls.
- Battle Harem: All the girls in Touya's harem are quite competent from the beginning with some form of combat or show definite potential soon after joining it, such as melee weapons, elemental magic, bows and arrows, and eventually piloting Frame Gears. Their abilities keep improving thanks to constant training, being cherished by Touya (who is evolving into a demigod), and tutelage from gods in disguise that join his household.
- Color-Coded Characters: Each of them is associated with a particular color. Most prominently observable on their personal Frame Gears, but also on their pajamas.
- Touya: Silver
- Elze: Red
- Linze: Blue
- Yae: Purple
- Sue: Yellow
- Yumina: White
- Leen: Black
- Lucia: Green
- Sakura: Pink
- Hilde: Orange
- Empowered Badass Normal: After Touya accepts their engagement, all of the girls receive engagement rings that have spells like Accel, Transfer, and Storage enchanted onto them, along with other spells that complement their specific styles. He also replaces their weapons with Mithril versions and even later, Phrasium versions. This turns the Badass Normal girls like Yae, Hilda, and Lucia into Lightning Bruisers of mass destruction that can cut through rock and metal and strike with thousands of pounds of force.
- True Companions: It isn't long before they all meet that they'd give their lives for one-another. This becomes especially true after all of the girls become engaged to Touya. At that point, they all see each other as family.
Touya Mochizuki
Voiced by: Katsumi Fukuhara (Japanese), Josh Grelle, later replaced by Bryson Baugus (English), Carlos Diaz (Latin American Spanish)
Race: God (Formerly Human)
Magic Affinities: Fire, Water, Earth, Wind, Light, Dark, Null note
The main protagonist of the series. He was an Ordinary High-School Student that was accidentally killed when God dropped lightning on Earth. As a result, he has been granted a second chance at life in a magical world, along with new abilities for both himself and his smartphone.
- The Ace: Invoked by God as part of his deal to compensate for the blunder which costed Touya his life. Touya demonstrates his capability of using all seven elements of magic (an affinity for three elements is rare and six is completely unheard of, but being able to use anybody's null magic is is supposed to be outright impossible).
- Achilles' Heel: Touya only has two major weaknesses: Defenses like Anti-Magic and barriers, and Mana Drain abilities. Granted, these are all dangerous to anyone, but Touya is especially vulnerable. Without magic or his divine abilities, Touya is just a fighter with above-average strength and skill, and Mana Drain is especially risky for him because he has such high mana levels that if he fails to notice it's being stolen before it's too late, his opponent will be nigh-unstoppable. Fortunately, those high mana levels also mean it takes a long time to adversely affect him.
- All Your Powers Combined: Thanks to God, Touya is reborn with the ability to use all seven elements of magic. Where Null magic is concerned, he can use any known manifestation of it, which are otherwise unique to their users. In comparison, Linze can use three, which is already considered a rare talent.
- Babies Ever After: Touya will eventually have at least one child with every member of his harem.
- Badass Longcoat: Touya gets a stylish white one with a powerful enchantment which increases his resistance to magic he possesses an affinity for, while it at the same time it'll doubles damage he takes from magic the wearer doesn't have an affinity for. As he can use all seven elements, there's basically no downside.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Touya is one of the kindest and nicest people imaginable, but even he has his limits.
- Shortly after he and Elze became engaged, he came across some knights who ridiculed him for his low birth. Then one commented that Elze was probably in General Leon's bed "moaning like the lowborn dog she is". Touya immediately knocked out several of the boy's teeth, proceeded to easily crush all the others with him and then turned back to continue beating the first guy before Lyon and the deputy general, Neil, stopped him. He himself admitted that the moment they insulted Elze, his vision just went red and he completely lost it.
- When Prince Zarun chooses Sue to be his wife, Touya is naturally concerned about the rumors of him being a rapist, pedophile and sadist and thus decides to go to that Prince's kingdom and observe him. Touya watches with pure rage as he learns that everything he'd heard is only scratching the surface, and the Prince is even worse than he feared. After being defeated, Zarun screams at Touya that one day he'll take revenge on all of "his women", and Touya quickly takes out Brunhild and shoots the Prince in each of his limbs one-by-one. With real bullets.
- He demonstrates how dangerous and terrifying he can be if sufficiently pissed off when he comes across a group of men running a slavery ring by posing as adventurers. That was already enough to aggravate him, but then one of them demands he hand over Leen to be sold off. The exchange ends when he casts a curse on these men that even Touya admits easily qualifies as a Fate Worse than Death.
- Just in general, really. He's a really Nice Guy, but he's also a force of nature you really don't want to mess with.
- Boring, but Practical: Touya utilizes his "Slip" spell quite a few times. Most of the time it's used for comedic effect, such as tripping a Jerkass, but it also comes in handy when he and the girls end up fighting a dragon. He also later creates a Gun Blade which can turn into a revolver or a sword for situations where he may not have enough time to cast spells.
- Can't Get Away with Nuthin': On numerous occasions, Touya tries to hide something from his fiancees, but gets found out and punished. The first time was when he hid from them the secret of the Fraze and Babylon, for fear that it would worry them. Yumina figured out he was hiding something and made him confess. Later, he also tries to hide the fact that the gynoids told him he was destined to have 9 wives, and when the gynoids tell the girls and they found out that he knew, they are not happy and tell him to STOP hiding important things from them. He still doesn't learn his lesson and gets found out a third time after Leen makes a private Love Confession. After that, there's all kinds of romantic tension between the two of them, and the Brides figure it out. Once again, they aren't happy about being kept out of the loop.
- Chronic Hero Syndrome: Touya is characterized by a tendency to help anyone in need, no matter how big or small the issue. He'll help lost children find their parents, teach people to make ice cream to have something for dessert, beat up petty thugs, solve an attempted murder mystery, defend a town from a dragon (and help rebuild it afterward), adopt an orphan, and take on an entire army to rescue someone in need. He expects absolutely NOTHING in compensation and will attempt to refuse it. It's this unwavering generosity that causes the girls of his harem to fall madly in love with him.
- Clueless Chick-Magnet: Touya is incredibly dense when it comes to figuring out that his harem are interested in him, which they are more than happy to lampshade. He is aware of Yumina's interest, but that's because she's spelled it out for him on multiple occasions (his reaction is to try to brush her off or change the subject, though her age may have something to do with that).
- Combat Pragmatist:
- Touya has no issue with using spells like Slip, Gravity, or Gate to defeat an enemy without them ever having a chance to fight back.
- He also is very big on the idea of minimizing the likelihood of injury to himself or his comrades, now or later. When a group of thug adventurers tried to attack him over a little grudge, he hung them naked on the side of a road, took a picture and threatened to post it all over town, just to be sure they wouldn't try and attack him or the girls again. Then when he found another gang that tried to attack his bedridden comrades over the same insult, he strung them up the same way on the other side of the road.
- He creates a Gunblade in a fantasy world, meaning he is literally bringing a gun to sword fights.
- He later upgrades is Gunblade, Brunhild, to fire bullets enchanted with Paralysis, meaning any shot is an instant One-Hit KO.
- Commitment Issues: Touya doesn't see himself as professionally or emotionally ready to commit to a relationship. Thus, when someone proposes marriage to him, he becomes woefully uncomfortable. It's only through encouragement from a literal Love Goddess as well as the pleading of his suitors that he eventually agrees to Marry Them All.
- Companion Cube: As his special request, Touya elects to take his smartphone with him to the fantasy world.
- Boring, but Practical: This turns out to be an incredibly wise decision on his part, since because it still works and connects to Earth’s internet, he has the entirety of public human knowledge at his literal fingertips. And because God improved it, it can do things like use GPS in the other world, search out and pinpoint people just by Touya having a mental image of them, and act as a spell focus, making casting as easy as clicking an app.
- Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Due to Chrono Crown being a canon welded work with "Smartphone", Touya can be seen as a contrast to the original protagonist Norn Patolakshe from the original work. Unlike the quiet and soft-spoken yet mature-minded Norn, Touya speaks a lot, is more comfortable at talking, but has some bouts of immaturity. While Norn is shown to be intimidating even towards her older sister Elluka due to the latter's Womanchild nature, as revealed in Volume 21 Touya before his death was well-loved by his family and he instead gets intimidated by his mother. Norn looks younger, who looks six despite being fifteen, due to Noir's Crown ability, while Touya is a teenage boy who looks like his age (but chronologically younger due to his new world having 16 months per year and the people age slower).
- Cosmic Plaything: The Goddess of Love tells Touya that she has a particular interest in him. Rather than make people fall in love, her sphere of influence simply sets up situations where parties are likely to fall in love or deepen already-existing feelings. Thus, Touya making contact with so many beautiful girls, in situations that are almost guaranteed to make them fall for him, is largely her doing.
- Covert Pervert: Touya's imagination triggers when he learns that slime-type monsters can dissolve clothing, and he later realizes that his Aports spell can steal the underwear off a girl's body - though the Silhoueska twins make sure he promises not to do that.
- An interlude featuring Karen also revealed he has bought at least one porno magazine.
- Deity of Human Origin: Touya was a deceased human who was resurrected as a demigod due to his body being made of materials from the divine realm.
- Divine Date: All of his love-interests technically count as this, since Touya is actually a demigod.
- Don't Call Me "Sir": Touya expresses this trope basically word for word when he hires his butler, but said butler insists on it, if only out of professionalism.
- Dramatic Slip: One of Touya's favorite uses of Null Magic is the humble Slip spell, which he puts to a lot of uses, both in combat or just for his own amusement.
- Easily Forgiven: Enforced by his grandfather, who taught him to be forgiving of others' mistakes.
- Establishing Character Moment: His very first scene has him politely converse with God after his accidental death. He is exceptionally calm and positive about it, demonstrating how kind and dutiful he is.
- Fantastic Firearms: Touya is from our world, but was sent to a fantasy world set hundreds of years ago. The natives have no clue what a gun is, but Touya makes one. Using his magic to craft materials into a gun and bullets is no problem, but making gunpowder is another story. No problem, he simply casts spells on the gun and bullets to substitute. That is, pulling the trigger automatically sets off an explosion spell behind the bullet to shoot it out of the barrel.
- Fatal Flaw: Touya's only real character flaw is his insecurity and indecisiveness when it comes to love and romance. He does not understand why anyone could love him, and thus doesn't believe he would be able to keep their love. For this reason, his brain will perform all kinds of mental gymnastics to believe an obvious romantic gesture had no romantic implications at all, and he'll often say or do the wrong thing at the wrong time and wind up hurting someone's feelings. Don't take our word for it—this diagnosis comes from the literal Goddess of Love herself.
- Fish out of Water: Touya is reborn in a fantasy world, but still has access to Earth via his smartphone. Though God tells him he can't interact directly with Earth, Touya is still able to access the internet and use apps such as one that allows him to see people on a local map.
- For Happiness: Because Yumina sees Touya as someone who brings happiness to everyone, she becomes attracted to him.
- God in Human Form: Touya isn't just a human with exceptional powers God's "upgrade" turned him into a bona-fide demigod.
- Good Flaws, Bad Flaws: Touya has a number of character traits that can equally be called positive and negative.
- Touya is nice to a fault; at one point, Elze asks if he thinks he can protect anyone by showing mercy to an enemy. Touya weakly admits that this is just who he is, and Elze acknowledges that trait as why she and Yae fell in love with him.
- Touya sticks to his principles, no matter what. While this had the benefit of winning God's favor, and also helps fuel his Nice Guy personality, it also prevents him from properly understanding or reciprocating love, because he doesn't believe he's mature or responsible enough to handle it and thus can't understand why someone could ever love him.
- Touya is a Chivalrous Pervert, insofar as he clearly finds the female body attractive and has several fetishes (namely panties) but his principles won't allow him to admit it or act on them. Because of that, he rejects any open display of affection or sexuality while at the same time secretly enjoying it.
- Harem-Powered: Touya can use any spell ever created, meaning he can use spells specific to any mages in his Battle Harem, and even combine them to create Required Secondary Powers for more complex abilities, such as Super Mode or Flight. He also gains access to the island of Babylon, which is a base created by Professor Regina Babylon to aid him in his upcoming battle with the Fraze with access to an alchemy lab, a mass-production workshop, and facilities for producing Humongous Mecha. Due to Regina's nature, each piece also comes with a Sex Bot for Touya...including Regina herself. This is on top of the fact that, as a burgeoning Demigod, Touya both receives and gives power to his wives via The Power of Love.
- Henpecked Husband: With nine strong-willed wives, this was inevitable.Leen: "It's hard to imagine you're the talented man who just annihilated countless enemies."
- The Hero: He is the protagonist and an All-Loving Hero driven to helping anyone he meets, without seeking material compensation.
- Hidden Depths: Despite his Nice Guy attitude, he's shown to have sadistic tendency on his enemies or people that annoy or piss him off. Almost all of them deserved it. The rest (i.e. the Black Emperor) is played for laughs and was only laughed at by Kohaku.
- Hypocritical Humor: After he learns that the king of Rynie can't raise his head against his queen, he notes to not make this happen in his household. What type of husband to his wives is he again?
- Instant Expert: After getting powers from God, Touya easily dispatches some thugs harassing the Silhoueska twins. Right from the beginning, his magic is also noticeably more potent than other magic users of his skill level.
- Magic Knight: Started his adventuring with a katana before learning magic, later with Brunhild he becomes a Mage Marksman.
- Marry Them All: In Volume 20, Touya turns 18 and fulfills his promise to marry each of the girls in the next volume. He marries (and later sleeps in the same bed as) each girl in the order in which they were engaged to him.
- Master of All Downplayed: Touya can use all magical affinities, all Null Spells, was given by God enhanced physical and mental abilities but lack experience and knowledge.
- I mean, I don’t equal Elze in physical strength, neither in magical knowledge and discipline with Lindsey, neither with Yae’s swordplay or Yumina’s archery and etiquette……not good, it’s getting depressing.
- Messianic Archetype: God tells Touya that he chose this world to drop him into because it was the one that needed him most. Given that, shortly after his arrival, Touya stops two assassination plots, an undead uprising, a coup attempt, and various attacks by nasty beasts, it's easy to take God at his word.
- Min-Maxing: Touya's coat has the disadvantage of doubling the damage taken from any magic that he doesn't have an affinity to. He has all magical affinities.
- Mistaken for Gay: When he visits a bookstore in Refreese to buy a series of BL novels, he ends up running into the author herself. No matter how much he insists that they're not for himself or that he chops her in the head for getting the wrong ideas, somehow Reliel is convinced of it, and she ends up writing a new novel series based on him, much to his annoyance.
- Mistaken for Pedophile:
- A relatively harmless version, and Played for Laughs. On the Beach Episode, the girls confront Touya and demand to know whose swimsuit he likes best. A desperate Touya points out the first person he sees...who happens to be Sue. The other girls raise an eyebrow at his "tastes", and Touya tries to explain himself when his phone slips out of his pocket and displays a picture he took of Sue earlier (which he'd taken for purely wholesome reasons). Since the girls had more-or-less accepted that Sue would marry into the harem at some point in the future anyway, no one makes a big deal of it—they're just mildly disappointed.
- This is also a concern of Touya's whenever anyone sees him interact with Yumina, Sue, Leen, Lucia or Renee.
- Mix-and-Match Weapon: Touya uses his magical skills to craft a pistol/blade weapon he names Brunhild, even enchanting it so that it can morph between sword and gun and reload itself.
- Nay-Theist: During the Corrupt Papacy Arc, Touya states that he doesn't believe in or worship a "God of Justice" because too much injustice exists in the world, which would indicate that such a god isn't doing his job. In addition, while Touya is Pals with God, he isn't a devout worshiper and will still question both his judgment and that of other gods.
- Nice Guy: Touya wants to bring happiness to everyone, and God willingly atoned for killing Touya accidentally.
- Noodle Incident: Most of the things revealed in his backstory, before his resurrection revealed through his inner monologues.
- Pals with Jesus: Touya has God on speed dial, and God willingly chats with him if advice is required.
- Paralyzing Fear of Sexuality: Touya (with help from the Goddess of Love) comes to realize that he's afraid to open his heart to someone romantically or sexually. Part of the reason stems from dissonant values between his old world and the new one; Touya has a hard time breaking modern Japanese courtship habits. Another reason is because deep down, he's insecure and fears that he's unworthy of being loved. This is a far greater problem, because it renders him unable to understand others' feelings and what factors attract them to him, leading to various misunderstandings.
- Person of Mass Construction: By combining various Null spells, his smartphone, and eventually the manufacturing facilities of Babylon, Touya can create pretty much anything in large quantities, as long as he has blueprints (often found on the Web) and sufficient raw materials.
- Person of Mass Destruction: In conjunction with his smartphone and his Multiple magic, Touya can single-handedly annihilate an entire army of undead samurai.
- Plot Magnet: Whether he is just doing a simple errand, due to his powers or curiosity, he never fails to get in some sort of trouble.
- Power Copying: When Touya observes someone using a new spell, he's often able to copy it, and in some cases, puts it to better use than the original caster, such as when he learns the "Program" skill from Leen to make a Gun Blade weapon, while she seemed to use it to animate a teddy bear and a chair.
- Principles Zealot: Touya sticks to the morals he was taught in the other world come hell or high water. He declines to try wine at one point because he's a "minor" (confusing Yumina, who'd never heard that term), tries to decline marrying Yumina because he'd be too young in Japan, delays marrying his brides because he feels he's too young to handle it responsibly, and other such situations. The story sometimes treats it as a "character flaw" on his part, but that is somewhat inconsistent.
- Reincarnate in Another World: God offers Touya a second chance at life by resurrecting him in a fantasy world.
- Relative Button: NEVER mock or even threaten to do something to his fiancees. Getting threatened by him is the nicest punishment you'll get.
- Reluctant Ruler: Touya is offered to inherit the rule of Belfast, but turns it down. Later, as Touya becomes more and more powerful a player on a global scale, the kings of Mismede, Belfast and Regulus realize that Touya marrying both princesses of the latter two countries would result in political strife amongst the other countries. Therefore, he is given his own independent nation, which he names the Brunhild Dukedom, and despite the name, he is still referred to as a king. He still reluctantly takes the position, but grows into it.
- Revolvers Are Just Better: What Brunhild is part of fused with his sword as his weapon.
- Ship Tease: Aside from his standard love interests and suitors note , Touya also has very ship-teasing moments with several other ladies.
- Charlotte gets very excited around Touya, especially when discussing his magical abilities or teaching him spells.
- Renee is around the same age as Sue, and seems extremely pleased to be praised and patted by Touya. When Karen (the Goddess of Love) starts giving out advice on how to seduce Touya, Renee was listening very closely.
- Tsubaki blushed profusely during their Headbutt of Love and didn't put up much of an argument when "Touya" (actually Leen) groped her.
- Cecille easily managed to bring Touya's attention to her breasts, and he very much noticed.
- A tribal princess named Pam leaps onto Touya and bites him on the neck to choose him as her mate. Later, she tries to get him to impregnate her, but she's found of being unworthy of that, or any kind of relationship with Touya, by the Bride Conference because she doesn't actually love him.
- Luna Triaste is a mad, sadomasochistic assassin and master of the purple crown who becomes obsessed with Touya.
- Stock Light-Novel Hero: Touya Mochizuki takes the trope to an extreme. He's an Ordinary High-School Student who dies and gets transported to another world, acquires a Badass Longcoat, and quickly becomes a Showy Invincible Hero with a harem. Unlike many shows of this type, however, this is the entire point—God feels guilty for killing him before his time and actively works to give Touya the best life ever, with nigh-unbeatable power and an endless supply of women willing to share him in marriage.
- Spit Take: Happens when Yumina declares that she wants to marry him.
- Super-Empowering: By utilizing the Enchant and Program spells, Touya can give his friends and allies weapons and accessories empowered with a variety of spells that improve their abilities immensely. Later, he even becomes able to power them up directly, by becoming a Demigod.
- Super Mode: His demigod form is a definite upgrade to his human one.
- Superpower Lottery: Touya was essentially granted this from God as recompense for his accidental death on Earth. Not only is he able to utilize all forms of magic, his spells are often more powerful than the other characters. Additionally, thanks to his knowledge from Earth, as well as his smartphone with internet access despite living in a medieval fantasy world, he also has abilities the others can only dream of, such as using an app to see how many people may be surrounding him, or looking up the recipe to make ice cream. Or when he creates a gun that can also turn into a sword if needed.
- Surprisingly Normal Backstory: Averted: Touya's backstory was hinted in his inner monologues but is explored in volume 21.
- Think Nothing of It: Touya almost always refuses compensation for his good deeds (sometimes using the exact phrase), and tells people he's just glad he could help. This response, in fact, is what cemented Yumina's love for him. While watching him, she quickly learned that he was kind and wise, but refusing her father's attempts to reward him just sealed the deal.
- Thou Shalt Not Kill: Touya has not killed anyone, at least directly, and has not established the death penalty in his dominions, but if you are an irremediable criminal, he is perfectly willing to cast you with a conditional curse that activates if you try to harm someone, even their feelings, and every time you break this rule, the curse hurtfully permanently paralyzes you finger by finger then every limb until it reaches your heart killing you.
- Touched by Vorlons: As an apology for accidentally killing him, God sends Touya into a new world with an entire host of elite abilities, such as increased physical strength, agility, senses and intellect, as well as the ability to use any form of magic he chooses and virtually infinite mana. Later chapters reveal that he's become a Demigod.
- Unfazed Everyman: Touya immediately accepts his death without much issue and doesn't seem all that shocked that meets God and later gets reborn in a completely different world.
- Unorthodox Reload: Touya's revolver can only hold six bullets like a normal one. However, he enchants it with a magical program which causes the spent shells to quickly eject themselves, while new rounds are quickly loaded in to minimize the reloading process. The only flaw is that the bullets need to be very close by, which is something Yae and Elze took advantage of to beat him in their duel.
- Unwanted Harem: Touya seems Oblivious to Love, which the girls lament and point out repeatedly throughout the show.
- World's Best Warrior: Touya eventually becomes one of only two Gold-ranked Adventurers in the world—the other being Hilda's grandfather. And even then, there's no real contest between the two.
- Would Hit a Girl: Touya is willing to smack Leen in the head, though in her case she more than had it coming.
- Wrong Context Magic: One thing that makes Touya incredibly powerful is the fact that all of the Null magic he learns in the story were not meant to be used by one single person, meaning that most of them have synergies that no one else would have thought of or attempted. For instance, he can use a combination of Enchant, Modeling, and Program to create a Morph Weapon, or combine Accel, Gravity, Levitate and Flight to be able to fly like Superman.
Touya's Brides
Linze Silhoueska
Voiced by: Yui Fukuo (Japanese), Jill Harris (English), Dulce Chino (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Human
Magic Affinities: Fire, Water, Light
- Babies Ever After: Linze and Touya eventually have a child together, a daughter named Linne.
- Badass Bookworm: In addition to reading magical tomes on occasion, she starts to spend the majority of her free time in Touya's book cafe after it's opened.
- Character Catchphrase: "SEIZA!"Translation
- Clingy Jealous Girl: Linze becomes the most irate of Touya's fiances if she catches him doing something perverted (especially to women that aren't in his harem). Early on, Leen calls her out and tells her to just come out and say what she feels already; Yumina gives similar advice.
- Covert Pervert: After Linze learns that Touya is going out to buy yaoi for his book cafe, she recommends him an entire list of similar books that he can also purchase.
- Healing Hands: Thanks to her affinity for Light magic.
- Hidden Depths: She turns out to be very skilled in sewing and knitting, and in her free time can often be found making clothes or stuffed animals.
- An Ice Person: Her affinity for Water magic also allows her to use ice magic.
- Love Confession: Jealous and angry after Francesca steals Touya's Sacred First Kiss, Linze declares her love for Touya and kisses him shortly thereafter. This prompts the other girls to do the same.
- Love Hurts: When Touya ran away after her Love Confession, Linze thought it meant she'd been rejected and became severely depressed. She only snaps out of it because Yumina tricks Touya into saying his true feelings while Linze is cloaked in the same room.
- Playing with Fire: One of her magic affinities is Fire. She can use a wide variety of Fire spells, ranging from fireballs to explosions.
- Summon Magic: Later in the series, she makes multiple contracts with elemental spirits, and she shows them off in a duel with her daughter. These include spirits of elements she doesn't have an aptitude for.
- Stalking is Love: Downplayed. According to Yumina, Linze's romantic quirk is that she follows Touya everywhere he goes. She tries to rationalize it by saying she suspected he was going to do something perverted, but everyone can see right through her.
- Twin Threesome Fantasy: Downplayed Trope. The episode after the Beach Episode, an angry and jealous Linze admits that she looked hard to find matching swimsuits for her and her sister to please Touya.
- Water Is Womanly: A water mage who uses it to form ice, and much more demure and pure than her twin sister Elze.
- Yaoi Fangirl: She knows an entire list of yaoi series to add to Touya's book cafe.
Elze Silhoueska
Voiced by: Maaya Uchida (Japanese), Leah Clark (English), Angélica Villa (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Human
Magic Affinities: Null note
- A-Cup Angst: She's very insecure about her bust size and body proportions, especially in comparison to her younger twin sister, who is much more busty.
- Babies Ever After: Elze and Touya later have a child together, a daughter named Elna.
- Blazing Inferno Hellfire Sauce: She has a tendency to make any food she cooks extremely spicy. She can eat them fine for some reason.
- Cute Bruiser: She's a small, cute girl with powerful gauntlets and strength-building abilities.
- Eek, a Mouse!!: Subverted for laughs. While exploring a castle rumored to be haunted, Elze is startled by something moving on its own and is relieved that it's just a mouse.
- Elemental Barrier: Her left green gauntlet is enchanted with wind barrier spell that allows her to deflect solid projectiles from brunhild's bullets to phrase crystal shards.
- Establishing Character Moment: When Touya helps her and her sister deal with thugs that have cornered them in an alley, the camera cuts back to reveal that Elze has taken out at least one on her own. A helpless Damsel in Distress she ain't.
- Insecure Love Interest: All the girls become very self-conscious around Touya, but this is specifically Elze's romantic quirk. She feels she's not as pretty (or busty) as her sister and thus doesn't look good in certain clothes. According to Yumina, she often stares lovingly at the outfit Touya bought for her.
- Ki Manipulation: Takeru teaches her how to channel her "fighting spirit" and fire it off for extra damage in battle.
- Long Hair Is Feminine: Due to her insecurities about her lack of femininity, Elze let her hair grow long in an effort to be more feminine.
- She Cleans Up Nicely: After they're engaged, Touya realizes that unless he tricks Elze into situations where she has to wear feminine/sexy clothes, she's too self-conscious to do so on her own. Everyone agrees, however, that she is far more stunning than she believes herself to be.
- Super-Strength: Her Boost spell allows her to have explosive strength for a moment that she use to land devastating strikes or increase speed for movement.
- Super-Toughness: Her divine trait.
- Tomboy with a Girly Streak: Elze is the fiery Bare-Fisted Monk to Linze's demure, pure spellcaster, but Elze is shown admiring a dress and is the one with long hair.
- Tsundere: Harsh type. She's susceptible to Pervert Revenge Mode and at first is in denial of her feelings for Touya, but she really does love him for his kindness.
Yae Kokonoe
Voiced by: Chinatsu Akasaki (Japanese), Michelle Rojas (English), Marysol Cervantes (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Human
Magic Affinities: None
- Babies Ever After: Yae and Touya eventually have a child together, a daughter named Yakumo. She is the first of Touya's wives to have a child with him.
- Badass Normal: Yae doesn't have any magical affinities, but she is no less capable of standing her own ground with her swordsmanship.
- Bash Brothers: After Hilda joins the party, she and Yae form a front-line duo that smashes anything in their husband's way.
- Big Eater: Yae can stomach down platefuls of food.
- Birds of a Feather: She and Hilda get along extremely well due to their mutual love of sword-fighting.
- Dumb Muscle: Downplayed. While she's certainly not unintelligent, her critical thinking skills tend to take a backseat whenever there's food around.
- Establishing Character Moment: During her introduction, it's stated that she angered a bunch of thugs by beating up some of their gang. She dispatches most of them until her hunger takes over, only for Touya and the twins to step in and help. She then chose to help Touya and the Silhoueska twins out of obligation for their assistance. This tells you everything you need to know about Yae in a few minutes.
- Expy: Resembles Sakura Shinguji.
- Gibberish of Love: Yae's romantic quirk is that she becomes extremely nervous and barely able to speak when she's around Touya. At one point, she almost squeezes poor Kohaku to death after she inadvertently calls Touya "beloved" and spouts high-speed gibberish trying to rationalize it.
- Hidden Buxom: Her kimono hides it, but Yae is apparently the bustiest of Touya's wives. When she wears a bikini for the first time, Elze and Yumina are speechless and jealous.
- Master Swordswoman: Both through modesty and the fact that she compares herself to her father and older brother, she doesn't believe she's that good. However, in reality, she's considered an equal to Princess Hilda—one of the most revered swordswomen in the world.
- Obsessed with Food: As mentioned above, she can consume an absurd amount of food in one sitting with no ill-effects, and when she's hungry, it's hard for her to think about anything else. Prior to the wedding, when asked if she had any pre-ceremony anxieties, she said she was worried if it's inappropriate for a bride to consume large portions of food during the after party.
- Samurai: She comes from a long line of them.
- That Came Out Wrong: Yae really specializes in this.
- When Yae asks to join Touya's party, she says "I offer myself up to you!" She quickly backpedals and clarifies that she hadn't meant it that way.
- Later, Yae says that Touya is a lot like her beloved brother. The moment she realizes that that might be construed as a Love Confession, she goes completely bonkers in saying that it's not like that, she doesn't love him but she thinks he's like her brother, and continues babbling until her food arrives.
- The Grappler: First seen using jujutsu like moves in her first appearance.
- Throwing Your Sword Always Works: She can throw her wakizashi accurately, notably at Touya's ammo pouch.
- Verbal Tic: Yae often ends her sentences with a "-de gozaru". In the English version of the light novel, this is translated as her repeating the pronoun and auxiliary verb at the end of most of her sentences.
- Victoria's Secret Compartment: During Brunhild's first festival while in a yukata told Touya that she kept a dagger between her bosoms.
Sushie Ernea Ortlinde
Voiced by: Nanami Yamashita (Japanese), Sarah Wiedenheft (English), Melissa Gutiérrez (Latin American Spanish, Season 1), Melissa Hernández (Latin American Spanish, Season 2)
Race: Human
Magic Affinities: Light
- Antiquated Linguistics: Uses the archaic, feminine "warawa" to refer to herself.
- Arranged Marriage: At one point in the series, a foreign prince picks her for a wife. Neither Sue nor her father are happy about it, not just because Sue loves Touya, but because the prince in question is a known rapist and pedophile. Sue begs Touya to marry her first.
- Babies Ever After: Sue and Touya later have a child together, a daughter named Steph. For understandable reasons, she is the last member of Touya's harem to have a baby.
- The Baby of the Bunch: She's the youngest of Touya's brides, and she has a bit of a complex over it.
- Combat Medic: Possessing the Light attribute she learned healing magic and combat skills from Lapis and Cecile.
- Cute Little Fang: Has one of these that's fairly easily spotted.
- Damsel in Distress: Twice. Once when Touya saves her from a kidnapping attempt, and again when a foreign prince demands to marry her.
- Everyone Can See It: Absolutely everyone knows that Sue is in love with Touya...except Touya. When she's formally announced as the sixth bride, the Conference barely has to vote on it because everyone saw it coming. Except Touya.
- Genki Girl: Very energetic and friendly. In addition, she is one of the few girls that isn't (normally) shy about her feelings for Touya. Sue proudly makes her feelings known to anyone and everyone.
- Like Brother and Sister: At one point, Yumina refers to Sue as "the Fifth Candidate" (for a bride), and Touya dismisses the idea, believing that Sue just sees him as a big brother. Yumina can only sigh in response.
- One True Love: She considers Touya to be her only true love. In her own words, "I won't marry anyone but Touya!"
- Only Known by Their Nickname: She prefers to go by "Sue" to virtually everyone.
- O.O.C. Is Serious Business: During the Yulong Invasion arc, Touya is blamed for the destruction of an entire city as gambit for political rivals to gain power. This pisses Sue off, who advises Touya to go to war and wipe them all out. When he shows concern about Sue's anger, she tells him that at times like this, a ruler has to get angry or no one will take him seriously.
- Precocious Crush: Heck, at one point, she flat out refers to Touya as "my future husband".
- Reality Warper: Her frame gear's strongest attack, the Goldion Hammer, is a large phrasium ball on a chain that Sue swings around to build up kinetic energy. This energy is multiplied by various enchantments, and when it strikes its target, it's described as warping the very space around the target and completely atomizing it.
- Rescue Romance: It's very subtle, but it is there. From the moment they met, Sue had plans to marry Touya, and her father was in on the plan, too.
- Rocket Punch: One of her frame gear's attacks.
- Stone Wall: Her personal frame gear Ortlinde Overlord is a heavy defensive type.
- Token Mini-Moe: One of the youngest characters in the series, and definitely the youngest of Touya's brides.
Yumina Ernea Belfast
Voiced by: Marika Kouno (Japanese), Felecia Angelle (English, s1), Celeste Perez (English), Vanessa Olea (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Human
Magic Affinities: Earth, Wind, Dark
- A-Cup Angst: 12-year-old Yumina was NOT happy when the "Bust Slimes", which like to attach to flat chests and make them look bigger, leaped straight at her while ignoring all the other girls. The slimes never stood a chance.Yumina: "I'm still growing..."
- Babies Ever After: Touya and Yumina eventually have a child together, a son named Kuon. To date, she is the only member of Touya's harem to give birth to a son.
- Birds of a Feather: She finds a great friend in Lucia, due to how similar they are in age, appearance, demeanor, and upbringing.
- Casting a Shadow: She has the Darkness attribute that allows her to cast curses and other effects. That said, she primarily uses it for Summon Magic.
- Clingy Jealous Girl: Downplayed. Yumina becomes absolutely livid when another girl steals Touya's Sacred First Kiss, shouting "Even I haven't done that!" and feeling undermined as his (first) legitimate fiancee. When Lucia first shows up, Yumina is clearly jealous that she's no longer the only princess in Touya's life and quickly makes sure Lucia knows exactly who's in control. On the other hand, when she learns that the other girls in their group love Touya, she's happy about it and deliberately makes arrangements for all of them to become brides. She also tells Touya that she doesn't care if he has a handful or dozens of concubines—but he had better take care of and love all of them. In short, Yumina doesn't mind to share Touya as long as everyone agrees she is number 1.
- Covert Pervert: Early on, Touya suspects that Yumina is well-versed in yaoi erotic literature. This eventually becomes subverted, as it turns out she's only familiar because she's close friends with a fellow princess who writes it.
- Death Glare: After Touya brings Princess Lucia to his home from the Regulus Empire, he finds Yumina staring at the two of them from around a corner.
- Detect Evil: Yumina's Mystic Eyes can tell whether or not someone is evil. This starts to come in handy when the party starts getting involved in more and more ambiguous and delicate situations. To determine if a stranger is trustworthy, they simply ask Yumina to watch them for a while and render a judgement.
- Don't Call Me "Sir": Despite being a princess, Yumina insists on being referred to by name by the rest of the party.
- Establishing Character Moment: After meeting Touya's party, she insists on joining them on equal footing as an adventurer and stating that she's confident in her combat skills. Then, when trying to convince Touya to call her Yumina instead of "Princess", she first refers to him as darling. When he objects to that, she implies that she'll only stop if he calls her Yumina. Touya's reaction shows that he knows he's been outwitted by this 12-year-old.
- Friendly Sniper: In her personal Framegear Brunhilde.
- Guile Heroine: Yumina is only 12 years old, but is incredibly crafty. Her status as the princess has given her amazing diplomatic skills and persuasiveness. This is shown in rapid succession early on, where she first tricks Touya into stating his true feelings for Linze while Linze is hidden in the room, and then gives Yae and Elze the confidence to confess their feelings by sparring with Touya—something they can both understand.
- Harem Seeker: When she learns that the other women love Touya, she is delighted. Afterwards, she began actively working to make sure her future husband is surrounded by women who love and care for him. When Touya himself screws something up by ignoring or hurting someone's feelings, Yumina uses her wits to clear up the misunderstandings and pull the girl back into the harem. She states that the reason is because she wants her future husband to be surrounded by people who support and love him in ways she can't.
- The Heart: After Yumina falls in love with Touya, her number one priority becomes doing whatever it takes to support him and nurture his growth. Because she sees her fellow brides to be essential to that purpose, she'll also support and nurture them as well. The other girls notice the lengths that Yumina is willing to go to support Touya and acknowledge that her love probably outweighs all of theirs.
- Heteronormative Crusader: When Sue innocently suggests a relationship with one of the girls, she states that it's not proper. Rather downplayed compared to Touya though, since, as opposed to his instances bordering on Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?, Yumina only did so once, and both she and Sue know they're both straight.
- Living Lie Detector: Yumina's Mystic Eyes can see a person's true character, and also whether or not they're hiding something. She can't, however, know what they're hiding. When Touya discovers that a massive invasion of Phrase is imminent and considers hiding it from his friends to avoid worrying them, he feels Yumina staring at him like the way they first met. She asks him what he's hiding, and a dejected Touya realizes it'll be impossible to lie to her when she's his wife.
- Love at First Sight: The second Yumina laid eyes on Touya, she was stunned. After he saved her father, she was head-over-heels. In fact, this example is more literal than most, because Yumina possesses the ability to see a person's true character. The second she saw Touya for the first time, she knew he was special.
- Magical Eye: Yumina wields the Mystic Eyes of Intuition, which enables her to see into a person's true character. It's also why her parents have no issues with her wanting to marry Touya despite having just met him.
- Magnetic Girlfriend: Yumina's engagement to Touya did wonders for his love life. Her parents providing him with a mansion prompts Touya to admit he loves the girls equally and clues Yumina in that a Marry Them All solution is possible.
- Mark of the Supernatural: As a side-effect of her Mystic Eyes, Yumina's right eye is blue, while her left one is green.
- Not So Above It All: When Francesca french-kisses Touya, the normally calm and unfazed Yumina becomes livid. She flat out faints at the mention of children being conceived.
- Passive-Aggressive Kombat: As an especially crafty diplomat, Yumina is good at undermining other people without making it too obvious. For instance, when she meets Princess Lucia for the first time, she happily greets her fellow Princess and casually mentions that Touya is her fiance. It has the intended effect.
- Preemptive "Shut Up": When meeting Tokugawa Ieyahsu for the first time, Yumina introduced herself and then introduces Touya as her future husband. Touya starts to object to that, but Yumina turns around and stares at him. That shuts Touya right up.
- Top Wife: The first girl to start Touya's harem and generally acknowledged as the one to love him the most. When Touya does indeed Marry Them All, Yumina becomes the chairman of the "Bride Conference" where she calls the girls together and offers them positions as Touya's brides, and every time an issue occurs in which the girls become more uncertain, she calls them together again to see where they stand on the matter.
- Yaoi Fangirl: Downplayed. She is implied to be one of these when she demonstrates knowledge of the contents of a particularly racy yaoi series. She then confesses that she only knows about it because she knows the author, a fellow princess who is rabidly fanatical about the genre.
Leen
Voiced by: Sumire Uesaka (Japanese), Monica Rial (Engish), Annie Rojas (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Fairy
Magic Affinities: Fire, Water, Earth, Wind, Light, Null note
- Adaptation Personality Change: The anime dials up her perverted antics, going so far as to add heavy implications of BDSM to her relationship with Charlotte.
- Ambiguously Bi: She straight up gropes Tsubaki during their first meeting (and pretends to be Touya while doing so), and there's very heavy BDSM undertones between her and Charlotte in the anime. Despite that, she also becomes one of Touya's wives.
- Babies Ever After: Leen and Touya eventually have a child together, a daughter named Quun.
- Court Mage: She was the court mage for the Kingdom of Mismede before meeting Touya. She later becomes the Court Mage of his Dukedom instead.
- Did You Just Have Sex?: After she and Touya bust up a ring of slavers, they return home very late and are questioned by the Bride Conference on what they were doing all that time. Leen's face turns beet red and she can barely speak.
- Double Standard: She calls out Touya when he's hesitant to use his mind-reading ability (which requires a Headbutt of Love) on an aged man, when he did so eagerly with young women.
- Elegant Gothic Lolita: She wears very frilly Gothic Lolita clothing.
- Eternal Love: Leen is a Long-Lived fairy and becomes one of Touya's many wives. Since Touya is a god and Leen is one of his beneficiaries, there's no worry of one outliving the other.
- Fairy Trickster: She's a fairy and is just as mischievous as legends would indicate.
- The Gadfly: When she teaches Touya about the Recall spell and asks him to look into Yae's memory, she says that the ideal form of physical contact is a kiss. Cue massive blushing...Leen: I'm joking.
- Girlish Pigtails: She ties her hair up into twintails to complement her youthful looks and childish character.
- Girls Love Stuffed Animals: She has a teddy bear that she brought to life with her magic.
- Hide Your Otherness: She keeps her wings invisible in order to blend in with humans.
- Immortality Begins at Twenty: Fairies stop aging at some point between puberty and mid-adulthood. Leen is an example of the former.
- It Amused Me: She likes to travel with the party, and mess with them, because they never cease to amuse her.
- Long-Lived: As a fairy, she has a significantly longer lifespans than humans.
- Lovable Sex Maniac: Of the main characters, she is by far the most perverse and sexually-aggressive. Only Regina Babylon and her gynoids top Leen's libido.
- Marriage of Convenience: After Touya finds the Library, Leen asks him to marry her. Touya accuses her of marrying him to access the Library, guessing that it was her main goal all along, but she denies it and says that she's always loved him—the Library is just a bonus. Touya isn't convinced she's telling the truth. Later, the Bride Conference figures out what's going on and conducts an interview before Leen can officially become a fiancee. They show the same suspicions towards Leen's motives, but Leen firmly states that she truly does love Touya. Yumina carefully gauges Leen's statement with her eyes, and then gives Leen her approval.
- Playing with Fire: It was noted that fairies and Elves usually has a low aptitude for fire magic but Leen has been mentioned to be quite strong in using it.
- The Mistress: Subverted. After Touya is reluctant to marry her, Leen says she'll take the position of mistress if she has to, but he eventually agrees to marry her.
- Mystical White Hair: She's a Long-Lived fairy with silver hair.
- Not Growing Up Sucks: Leen, being forever stuck in pubescent body, says that she's never married largely because she was either mistaken for a child or only attracted the attention of pedophiles.
- Not So Above It All: Leen is extremely lewd, and often called out the other girls when they became clingy and jealous toward Touya. After she declares her love for him, though, she becomes a nervous wreck when asked what she and Touya were doing alone until morning.
- Our Fairies Are Different: Leen is a Long-Lived fairy with the appearance of a young-looking girl dressed in an Elegant Gothic Lolita dress. She's extremely gifted in magical ability and serves as a Court Mage.
- Parasol of Prettiness: She carries around a parasol, completing her appearance as an Elegant Gothic Lolita.
- The Professor: She's an academic and seeker of knowledge, as well as a magical instructor.
- Really 700 Years Old: Leen estimates that she is 612 years old, but looks like a young girl due to being a fairy.
- The Smart Girl: She's the most intellectual of the main party, as well as the most experienced.
- Supernatural Gold Eyes: Amber eyes for an ageless fairy.
- The Tease: She loves to flirt, especially with Touya.
- Tea Is Classy: She's a high-class, well-dressed fairy who likes drinking tea.
- Winged Humanoid: She has fairy wings, but keeps them invisible so that she blends in with human beings.
- Yaoi Fangirl: If the way she reacts to Touya and Baba's Headbutt of Love (It Makes Sense in Context) in the anime is any indication.Leen: "What a wonderful view!"
Lucia Lea Regulus
Voiced by: Miyu Takagi (Japanese), Jaltiza Delgado (English), Lupita Leal (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Human
Magic Affinities: None
- Babies Ever After: Lucia and Touya eventually have a child together, a daughter named Arcia.
- Badass Normal: She has no magical affinity, but nonetheless is extremely skilled with her twinblades.
- Big Ol' Eyebrows: Zig-Zagged. While she's depicted as having thicker-than-normal eyebrows in the Light Novel and Manga, they're noticeably thinner in the anime.
- Birds of a Feather: Due to having similar age, appearance, demeanor, and upbringing, Lucia and Yumina get along extremely well.
- Damsel in Distress: Touya first meets her seconds away from being stabbed during a coup. He rescues her, and she falls in love immediately.
- Dual Wielding: She uses a katana and short sword combo, exactly like Yae.
- Feminine Women Can Cook: She was never allowed to cook in the Regulus castle, but as Touya's wife, she learns how out of her desire to be useful to him. She is also one of the more feminine of his wives.
- Going Commando: While on a quest to slay a Catoblebas (a monster with a petrifying gaze), Lu accidentally looks into the monster's eyes after it's beheaded and her lower body starts to get petrified. Though the spell is quickly neutralized and broken, all of her cloths from her skirt down get turned to stone and break off as stone flakes...including her panties, much to her shock and horror.
- Here We Go Again!: Her actions during their first meeting warns Touya that he's going the same route with her that he did with Yumina.
- I Just Want to Be Badass: She was sheltered as a princess, but she wants to join Touya and company in battle so that she can be useful to him.
- Love at First Sight: After being rescued by Touya, Lucia is instantly captivated.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: She insists on being called "Lu".
- Rescue Romance: Touya saves her at the very last second, just before she's assassinated. She falls for him immediately.
- Super-Senses: Specifically taste. As a result of Touya's divinity, she's able to detect such minute flavors that she's able to taste a single grain of salt that was added to a cup of water.
- Supreme Chef: She eventually becomes one of the best chefs in the world, and it only gets exacerbated when Touya's divinity improves her sense of taste. She can also slay powerful beasts for their meat.
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: In addition to being a princess, she falls in love with Touya at first sight, stares at him (complete with "Jiiiiiii..." sound effect), and when he's uncomfortable with it, asks him "Do you dislike younger ones?". Touya realizes that, note-for-note, this is exactly what happened when he first met Yumina. Lampshaded when Rin/Leen says "Do you dislike older ones?" when Touya initially rejects her offer of marriage.
Hildegard Minas Lestia
Voiced by: Yuu Serizawa (Japanese), Molly Searcy (English), Mariana Ortiz (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Human
Magic Affinities: None
- Action Girl: She's one of the best swordswomen in the world.
- Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: Her parents didn't hesitate to tell Touya how smitten she was months after their first meeting. She also frequently has to apologize to strangers for her Grandfather, who's a Dirty Old Man.
- Babies Ever After: Hilde and Touya eventually have a child together, a daughter named Freigard.
- Badass Normal: Like Yae, she has no magical affinities. The only thing she can rely on are her sword skills.
- Bash Brothers: She and Yae form an awesome sword duo, teaming up together to back their husband Touya.
- Birds of a Feather: She and Yae become great friends, sparring partners, and form a partnership in battle.
- Everyone Can See It: After she shows up at Touya's abode, everyone can tell that she's madly in love. Except Touya, that is.
- Hidden Buxom: Hilda is second only to Yae in terms of bust size in Touya's harem, but you wouldn't be able to tell with her armor.
- Insecure Love Interest: When she finds out Yae is Touya's fianceé, she fears any chance she had with Touya is lost because Yae is basically her equal. When she finds out that Touya has six fiancees already, she questions what she could possibly offer him that six other girls couldn't.
- Jumped at the Call: More like "jumped at the harem", but close enough. When she learns that Touya is destined to "only" have 9 wives, and that there's only 3 slots remaining, she jumps at the chance to be wife number seven.
- Lady and Knight: Gender-Inverted with her and Touya. Hilda appoints herself as Touya's personal knight after he accepts her marriage proposal.
- Lady of War: A Princess of the Lestian Knight Kingdom, she was first seen commanding a division of knights against the Phrase, giving her citizens time to escape. In Brunhild she also rallies the Dukedom's knights during training.
- Love at First Sight: She fell for Touya in their first meeting where he saved her company of knights from a monster, healed all of the survivors, handed her a magical sword made of the strongest material known to man, and then flew off in the sky.
- Master Swordswoman: She's one of the finest swordswomen in the world, right on par with Yae.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: She prefers to go by "Hilda".
- The Power of Love: During the Pruning Ceremony, she receives the Goddess of Love's powerup specifically because the goddess lies and says Touya mentioned how much he loved her.
- Rescue Romance: According to the Goddess of Love, she was hopelessly in love with Touya the moment he saved her.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: She's the first princess of the Lestia Kingdom, but she can get right on the front lines and fight.
- Smitten Teenage Girl: After her first meeting with Touya, he became all she could talk about for months afterward, to the point that her grandfather decided to pay Touya a visit just to see the man for himself.
Sakura
Voiced by: Miyu Kubota (Japanese), Reshel Mae (English), Valentina Souza (Latin American Spanish)
Race: Demonkin
Magic Affinities: Water, Dark, Null note
- Acquired Poison Immunity: The Overlord's clan has a strong poison immunity, also has a Never Gets Drunk affect.
- An Arm and a Leg: The assassination attempt left her missing a hand and one of her legs. She's placed inside a healing tank in Babylon's Alchemy Lab and grows them back, however.
- Assassination Attempt: She was the target of one, courtesy of her half-uncle who wanted her out of the way to ensure his nephew's ascension to the throne.
- Babies Ever After: Sakura and Touya eventually have a child together, a daughter named Yoshino.
- Badass Teacher: When she's not joining Touya on his adventures, she assists her mother at Brunhild's school.
- Beautiful Singing Voice: Everyone is delighted when they hear her singing, with the girls enthusiastically clapping after her duet performance with Touya in the piano, and beg her to sing more.
- Casting a Shadow: She has an affinity for Dark magic, and uses Summon Magic to form a contract with a Cat Sith named Mr. Mittens.
- Cherry Blossom Girl: Touya nicknames her Sakura because of her pink hair. She also becomes one of his many love interests.
- Clingy Jealous Girl: Downplayed. She's never hostile about it, but she definitely prefers having Touya all to herself, and never misses an opportunity to latch onto him.
- Desperately Craves Affection: Touya notices that while she may act otherwise, Sakura clearly enjoys being pampered, and surmises that it may have something to do with not having a father in her life when she was little.
- Do Not Call Me "Paul": She prefers the name Sakura, which is the name Touya came up with for her when she was still suffering from amnesia. This is implied to be due to her love for Touya, as well as not wanting to be associated with her father.
- Duet Bonding: When Touya practices playing the piano, she starts singing along with the music.
- Dull Surprise: When Touya introduces himself to her as the Grand Duke of Brunhild, her face shows surprise for all of a second before defaulting back to her regular neutral expression.
- Emotionless Girl: She very rarely shows her emotions around anyone other than Touya and her mother. And even when she does they're subdued.
- Foreshadowing: When she and Touya were ambushed by assassins from Yulong who were after the Frame Gears, she pulled Touya back before one of the assassin's masks could explode. This was the first hint that her amnesia had something to do with Yulong.
- Hates Their Parent: She wants nothing to do with her father and treats him with varying levels of contempt when he's around.
- Horned Humanoid: As the daughter of the Overlord, she has horns that she can retract into her skull. They usually retract by themselves when she exhausts her mana reserves.
- Insistent Appellation: She never stopped calling Touya Grandduke despite being her fiance and later husband.
- Magic Music: She has the ability to use her songs to support allies, and her Frame Gear was built to amplify this power.
- Making a Splash: She possesses the Water attribute.
- Name Amnesia: Her amnesia caused her to temporarily forget her name.
- Photographic Memory: She can memorize song lyrics after hearing them only once.
- Pointy Ears: Her pointed ears are proof of her being demonkin.
- The Quiet One: She doesn't talk very often.
- Rescue Romance: She fell in love with Touya after he saved her life.
- Rose-Haired Sweetie: She has pink hair and despite her stoic exterior, she can be kind and caring to those whom she cares about.
- Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Sakura is very sweet towards the people she cares about, but she's mostly indifferent towards everyone else.
- Super-Hearing: She's bestowed mainly by Touya's divine power with a super sharp hearing ability.
- Teleportation: Her Teleport Null spell lets her instantly warp to another location as long as she has a grasp on how far away it is. It's thanks to this ability that she escaped the assassins.
- Trauma-Induced Amnesia: The assassination attempt left her in a state where she couldn't remember anything about who she was or where she came from.
Touya's Summoned Beasts
The Four Divine Beasts
In General
They are a group of divine beasts, which are the highest class of beasts that can be summoned. They are all currently contracted to Touya.
- Animal Talk: They appear capable of understanding other summons and intelligent creatures that can't speak human languages.
- Badass Adorable: They're all adorable, but you wouldn't like (even one of) them targeting you.
- Badass Army: As the Monarchs of their respective beast classes, they allow Touya to create contracts with any creatures under their command, allowing him to call upon an army at will.
- Color-Coded Characters: Kohaku is a white tiger, Sango is a turtle with a dark (green) shell, Kokuyou is a black snake, Kougyouku is a phoenix (red), and Luli is a blue dragon.
- The Four Gods: They are, essentially, expies of the four divine beasts famous in East Asian mythology.
- Fun Size: They can transform into a smaller and cuter version of themselves.
- Necessary Drawback: Subverted All of them are not only the top predator in their classes, they also cost a lot of mana to even maintain (if you even manage to summon one of them in the first place). Though this is not a problem for our resident protagonist who has pretty much unlimited mana.
- Rock Theme Naming: They're all renamed after gemstones by Touya ("Kohaku" means amber, "Sango" means coral, "Kokuyou" means obsidian, "Kougyoku" means ruby, and "Luli" means lapis lazuli).
- She Is the King: Despite their titles as "King of X", all of them (sans Kokuyou) are female.
- Sleep-Mode Size: They can change into their tiny cute versions of their regular forms.
- Spirit World: The Divine Beasts, as well as the other summoned beasts under their rule, come from a separate plane of reality known as the "Beast World"
- Telepathy: Normal for summon beasts to have telepathic link with their masters, they can also share their senses with their master.
Kohaku
Voiced by: Yuki Kaida (Japanese), Marissa Lenti (English), Gaby Servín and Carlo Vázquez (Latin American Spanish)
- Butt-Monkey: Kohaku is constantly getting the breath squeezed out of her when whoever's carrying her is under stress.
- Crystal Dragon Jesus: Kohaku is the subject of worship among many Mismedians, who view all white tigers as sacred.
- Cuteness Proximity: Kohaku thinks that she'll be less conspicuous as a Cute Kitten than as the Royal White Tiger. Unfortunately, she assumes this form in front of Touya's harem. They all immediately lose their minds over her, dealing a near-fatal blow to her dignity. This is later exploited in an attempt to get a crying girl to calm down so she can be taken home; when a fluffy white cat asks her name, it's impossible for any little girl to not answer.
- Fantastic Racism: Downplayed. She's not fond of dragons as a result of her disdain for Luli herself. She specifically dislikes how arrogant dragons tend to be.
- I'm a Humanitarian: Downplayed. She threatened to eat Touya if he failed her contracting test in the anime.
- Meaningful Name: As pointed out in the anime, Kohaku's name in kanji is spelled 白虎, which means "white tiger".
- Prefers Raw Meat: Subverted. She appear to have lost the taste for raw meat after getting used to seasoned and cooked meals.
- Really Fond of Sleeping: Like most big cats, she's known for waking up late and taking many naps.
- She Is the King: Despite being gendered female, her formal title is "The King of Beasts".
- Ship Tease: Downplayed. The anime has a transition card that depicts her kissing Rin's teddy bear, Paula.
- Super-Scream: One of her most common attacks is roaring to let loose a massive shockwave from her mouth.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: She and Luli do NOT get along, but will put aside their differences in order to assist Touya.
- Vocal Dissonance: She has a very deep voice (like that of a man) in her true form (this is why Touya mistakes her for a male). The Latin Spanish dub outright gives her a male voice actor in her true form.
Kokuyou and Sango
Kokuyou is voiced by: Issei Futamata (Japanese), Jerry Jewell (English), Gerardo Alonso (Latin American Spanish)
Sango is voiced by: Naoko Matsui (Japanese), Elizabeth Maxwell (English), Yolanda Vidal (Latin American Spanish)
- Ain't Too Proud to Beg: After being caught in an endless Slip loop, they surrender and beg Touya to stop.
- Barrier Warrior: Fitting for a turtle, this is one of their signature abilities. On the rare occasions where they get to participate in a fight, they are often seen casting protective energy shields or curtains of water to defend their allies.
- Camp Gay: Kokuyou speaks with a very feminine voice, and is described as having the mannerisms of a Drag Queen.
- The Dividual: They're never seen apart.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Kokuyou is the quickest to anger of all the Divine Beasts. Merely pointing this out is enough to bring him immediately to a boil.
- Making a Splash: One of their powers includes the ability to manipulate water to their will.
- Meaningful Name: Kokuyou's name in kanji is spelled 黒曜, and means "obsidian".
- Odd Friendship: With Suika. They're often the ones that accompany her when she peruses the local taverns.
- She Is the King: Though Sango is female, Kokuyou is male. They are still collectively known as the "King of Reptiles".
Kougyoku
Voiced by: Houko Kuwashima (Japanese)
- Know When to Fold 'Em: When she learns Touya has already tamed the White and Black Emperors, she immediately acknowledges him as her master without any fight.
- The Phoenix: She is a literal phoenix, with flaming plumage and all.
- Playing with Fire: Naturally, as a phoenix, she has power over fire.
- She Is the King: Like the others (except Kokuyou) she's gendered female, but still referred to as the "King of Birds".
- Utility Party Member: Unlike the other Divine Beasts, Touya doesn't often use her or her subordinates in combat situations, preferring to use them as aerial scouts.
Luli
- Hunter of His Own Kind: Touya summons her to get her help in dealing with a growing army of hostile dragons who want to destroy humanity. This greatly angers Luli, and she's all too happy to assist in wiping out the rogue dragons.
- My Species Doth Protest Too Much: She gave the order to the world's dragons to avoid warring with humans, wishing to coexist in peace. This opinion is only shared by the few Elder Dragons who are old enough to remember the last time Luli was summoned, however. The younger dragons, who far outnumber the Elders, are more than happy to wage total war on humankind out of a perceived sense of superiority. Luli is disappointed to find that so many of her kin have gone against her decree, and sees them as "no more than mere lizards".
- She Is the King: Like the others (except Kokuyou), she's referred as "Azure Emperor" despite being female.
- Technicolor Fire: Her fire breath is blue, and is hot enough to reduce nearly anything, including other dragons, to ash.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: She and Kohaku do NOT get along, but will put aside their differences in order to assist Touya.
Girls' Familiars
Paula
Leen's "familiar" of sorts. A teddy bear that was brought to life by Leen using her Program spell to give Paula actions and reactions to various situations.
- Beary Friendly: She's a cute teddy bear who is kind to nearly everyone she meets.
- Blush Sticker: She has permanently red rosy cheeks.
- Familiar: She serves as one to Leen, despite not being a summoned beast. Leen mostly created Paula out of a desire for companionship, rather than for combat.
- Let Me at Him!: Shows off boxing skills prior to Takeda raid.
- Living Toys: A teddy bear brought to life by magic.
- Protective Charm: Leen's Protection Null magic prevents Paula from getting dirty, ripped, and sustaining general wear and tear.
- Sliding Scale of Living Toys: While she starts off in I've Got No Strings, she eventually crosses over into Seems So Real And Living, as a result of Leen becoming a beneficiary of Touya's divinity. Both Touya and Leen observe her doing things that were never programmed into her, such as moonwalking.
- Thrill Seeker: Actively wants to accompany the party on adventures but most of the time gets left behind since she'd quickly become The Load in a combat situation.
- The Voiceless: Naturally, since she's a teddy bear and lacks proper vocal chords. She does make squeaking noises when she walks, however.
Illuminati Albus
- Been There, Shaped History: He, along with Chrom and the Black Crown, were accidentally sent to Touya's new world roughly 5000 years ago, and the two Crowns are primarily responsible for repelling the massive Phrase invasion that wiped out the Partheno Civilization. About 4000 years later, they were both contracted to the then-King of Belfast, and helped defend against the smaller Phrase invasion that caused Belfast's capital to relocate.
- Contrived Proximity: After Touya and his allies had spent a good while looking into his potential location in the Reverse World, Albus is discovered to have been hidden at the bottom of Lake Pallet in Belfast the whole time.
- Good Wears White: A friendly Gollem, and is colored mostly White.
- Phlebotinum-Handling Requirements: His former master, an ancient King of Belfast, died without transferring ownership to someone else. As a result, Yumina could only become his sub-master, and is unable to make use of his Crown ability.
- Power at a Price: Like all Crown Gollems. Albus' Crown ability gives his master the ability to manipulate time, but at the cost of their memories.
- Retconjuration: He does this as a security measure after he's found when Touya tries to mess with his Q-Crystal. He was found after a knight dove to the bottom of the lake in search of a horn that fell off a slain monster. Albus retcons the event so that the horn never fell off the monster, meaning he was never discovered. Touya's thankfully immune to the accompanying memory wipe due to his divinity.
- Time Master: The power that his Crown ability grants to his master.
