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    Manaka Kurumi 

Manaka Kurumi

Voiced by: Aya Suzaki

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"You should feel honored to be in the presence of a future 3-star chef!"

"I'm Manaka Kurumi, only daughter of the owner of the restaurant Walnut's! My deal is cooking, of course! My skills were honed by the owner of Walnut's, so duh... I won't let just any old cook beat me! Our specialty is our fluffy, bouncy rice omelet! You want to try it, don't you!?"
A Magical Girl who is a great chef just like her father. Manaka's family run a cozy, old-school restaurant. Her cooking is second to none, and her irritating overconfidence is her only flaw. That said, she is just proud of her hard work and has no ill intentions. Manaka looks up to her father and wants to promote his restaurant, Walnuts. She initially thought that prestigious, high-class food was the path to her goal, but meeting a girl who was overjoyed with a simple soup made her regain sight of her goals, and now she runs a cooking class.
  • Chef of Iron: She is an awesome cook and a magical girl, and her costume is an apron and a chef's jacket.
  • Elemental Hair Colors: A Flame-elemental magical girl with bright orange hair.
  • Food as Bribe: She tries to bribe Kyouko with free home-cooked meals to get her to stop eating junk food. She will also use extra-large rice omelets to keep Ria in line.
  • Frills of Justice: Manaka's magical girl outfit is the girliest chef's uniform in existence.
  • Frying Pan of Doom: Complete with Instant Runes in her four-star card. It grows to enormous proportions for Manaka's Magia, Complete Spices.
  • Hidden in Plain Sight: Outright uses her Magical Girl outfit as a chef's outfit at times. No one who isn't already looking for it, or can't be seen by regular people, like Sana, can tell the difference.
  • Insufferable Genius: Has some elements of this, mostly before meeting Sana in her MSS. She's not only an excellent chef, she's also smart enough that she considered the prestigious and snobby Mizuna Girls' School her safety school (her top choice was St. Liliana), though her overconfidence sometimes gets on people's nerves.
  • Only Sane Man: She tends to be this in groups of Magical Girls, as she tend to operate either around those who are either like Kanoko and Ria, who have very strong and unusual personalities, or around those like Mayu, Sana, or Tsumugi who lack the personalities to reign the former in.
  • Saving the Orphanage: Before she became a Magical Girl, Walnuts had fallen out of favor and was getting few customers. Trying to get into St. Liliana's and share her cooking with the rich people there was an attempt by her and her father to get attention back on it. Ultimately when she can't get in and her initial attempts to be involved in catering a inter-school meeting get her literally locked out of the student council room does she make her wish to get the opportunity to do so.
  • Serious Business: As a chef, she takes cooking seriously. She first approached Kyouko out of concern her love of junk food will ruin her health and tastebuds.
  • Supreme Chef: Her cooking skills are top-notch, as Kyouko can attest. Manaka aspires to share her cooking with the whole world.
  • Tastes Like Friendship: She befriends Kyouko by cooking her omelet rice for free. She earns Tsumugi's admiration the same way.
  • Third-Person Person: Manaka talks like this.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She helps Walnuts become a famous restaurant, and because it even attracts international patrons she's been learning English with her dad.

    Rika Ayano 

Rika Ayano

Voiced by: Kanae Itō

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"I'm way into loud and flashy stuff, which probably puts a lot of people off... But hey, fellow Magical Girls gotta get along, right?"
"Rika Ayano here! I love fashion, makeup, all that stuff! Oh, and I like fun and exciting stuff too, like karaoke and amusement parks! Oh, but if me being all wild gets on your nerves, I'll try and keep it down! I wanna be friends with quiet people too, ya know?"

A Magical Girl who is into the latest fashion and make-up. Rika appears to be a typical girly girl, but she is actually very seriously in love. She has been secretly admiring the same person for years. A genuine person, she gets along with everyone. Rika later stops another magical girl, Ren, from committing suicide and helps her to find a reason to live, after which they begin working together.


  • Blinded by Rage: Her stress and anger involving her wish causes her to fight very recklessly, to the point that she would've probably gotten herself killed had Hinano not calmed her down.
  • Bridal Carry: Ren carries her this way in one of the Masara & Kokoro (Bride version) Memoria Cards.
  • Character Development: While undoubtedly a good person, she originally only hunted Witches to vent her emotions. Being with Ren, who only fights to save people, calmed her down and led her to share her partner's reason for fighting. Rika tells Hinano as much in the My Diary With You rerun's bonus story, saying that she's actually come to enjoy her Magical Girl activities thanks to Ren.
  • Charm Person: Her personal magic, which lets her change her target's mind about something. This is reflected in her gameplay as well; her Magia has a chance to Charm the surviving enemies, and her Spirit Enhancement gives her both a passive chance to Charm on attack and an active skill which inflicts Charm on all enemies.
  • Did Not Get the Girl: Rika wished that her crush would love her back, but after realizing that she'd broken up a great relationship between the crush and her boyfriend, and that her wish was tantamount to brainwashing, broke up with her crush and got them back together.
  • Energy Weapon: Her Magia, Brilliant Beam, has her compact grow to enormous proportions and fire a giant beam of light at whatever got in her way. One of her normal attacks is a scaled-down version of that.
  • Gamer Chick: She frequents the local arcade and is really good at crane games, winning a bunch of prizes for Ren and Mikage during Mikage's MSS.
  • Gayngst: Rika sees romance in terms of princesses and their destined princes, and herself as "the fairy godmother who's in love with the princess," much to her grief. She outright assumes that Hinano will think that she's weird for being in love with another girl, exposing some deep insecurities about her sexuality.
  • Girls Love Stuffed Animals: Her love of cute things includes teddy bears, being one of the reasons Ren attempts to invite her to a teddy bear exhibition during My Diary With You. She wins many of them for Ren and Mikage during the latter's MSS.
  • Glowing Eyes of Doom: When using her Doppel.
  • Gyaru Girl: She's explicitly called one of these in her (Japanese) description, and she has both a love of fashion and the blonde hair (though it's unclear whether its dyed or if she's a natural blonde).
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Rika is a very kind and compassionate girl, always willing to stick up for other people and listen to their problems.
  • Has a Type: According to one of her homescreen quotes, despite being sociable and into fashion, she always winds up liking shy, quiet girls. Which, conspicuously, is what Ren is.
  • Heroic Self-Deprecation: She constantly beats herself up over her wish. When Rika tells Ren about her wish, she describes herself as a "disgusting human being" and tells Ren that she should hate her, although thankfully Ren disagrees.
  • Hidden Depths: On the surface she seems like a fashion-obsessed gyaru-girl, but Hinano is surprised to learn that Rika isn't afraid to stand up for people, even if she only just met them. Ren also knows that while Rika is more playfully rude and flippant with her other friends, with Ren she shows a much more gentle and understanding side.
  • I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: In the end, she wants her crush to be happy, even if it means Rika isn't with her. Played with in the 2019 Valentines event when Rika realizes that they both still have mutual feelings for each other (due to her wish), but decides that they should stay as friends, as Rika figures that she's screwed up her crush's life enough already.
  • Improbable Weapon User: Rika fights with a compact that turns into a giant mecha compact and shoots lasers.
  • Incompatible Orientation: She's in love with her female friend, who is straight and already has a boyfriend. This led her to resort to magic to get her crush to love her.
  • Lipstick Lesbian: Rika loves fashion and makeup, to the point where her weapon as a magical girl is a compact mirror. She also has an unrequited crush on her female childhood friend.
  • Living Emotional Crutch: She's been this to Ren ever since she saved Ren from committing suicide. This is reversed in Chapter 8 when Rika begins to despair from learning the truth about Witches and Ren comforts her.
  • Mind Control: Her personal magic is a form of this; specifically, she can compel someone to change their mind. In the final battle, she uses this to convince Walpurgisnacht to head out to sea instead of into the city center.
  • Ms. Vice Girl: Aside from her Moment of Weakness described below, Rika is consistently a very sweet and compassionate girl who lends a kind, understanding ear to both Ren and Hinano’s insecurities.
  • Moment of Weakness: Rika considers her wish to be one, since she was especially vulnerable now that her crush had just gotten into her first relationship, and she regrets it almost immediately afterward.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: When she realized that she functionally brainwashed her crush with her wish, she broke up with her crush despite her own feelings. She beats herself up a lot about it.
  • Ship Tease: Lots between her and Ren, especially given that she's canonically gay and describes her type as being "shy and quiet", which Ren happens to fit to a T. Her Magia Report incarnation also often shows her openly flirting with Ren.
  • Stepford Smiler: She puts on a very cheerful front, but she's holding in a lot of guilt and self-loathing surrounding her wish, combined with her insecurity over her sexuality, to the point where she admits to Ren that she considers herself a disgusting person. She's also one of the people who takes learning the truth about Witches the hardest.
  • Tranquil Fury: When a group of guys are making fun of Hinano for not acting "normally" during a group date, Rika quietly asks them what's so funny about not being normal, and the mood turns tense enough for Emiri to instantly feel it when she gets back. Rika is obviously pissed, and the reason why becomes apparent when Rika tells Hinano that she's a lesbian.
  • Unlucky Childhood Friend: She was originally this to her crush before her wish, and then willingly becomes this again after she breaks up with her. She technically turns her crush into this as well since Rika's wish is still active even after they broke up.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She's started an organization to help troubled children together with Ren.
  • You're Not My Type: When Hinano gets flustered after Rika tells her that she loves her (after confiding in her that she's gay), Rika reassures Hinano that she meant as a friend and that Hinano isn't her type.

    Ayame Mikuri 

Ayame Mikuri

Voiced by: Ibuki Kido

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"Yooo! I’m Ayame Mikuri, happy to meetcha! Uh, what else should I say... Ummm... whatever! Let’s get goin’!"
"I grew up in an orphanage called the Azalea House, but I don't remember anythin' before that. I was abandoned when I was a year old or so... They say they found me out behind a ramen shop. Just tucked in next to all the chicken bones! Makes me so mad... Still, I love ramen!"

A Magical Girl raised in an orphanage. She was sent to the Azalea House after her parents abandoned her when she was barely a year old. She's simple and direct, and her wild spirit often gets her caught up in all kinds of trouble. Abandoned as a baby, Ayame has lived at the Azalea House for as long as she can remember and considers Konoha and Hazuki to be her surrogate parents.


  • The Baby of the Bunch: She's younger than Konoha and Hazuki, and the two had been a surrogate family for her since she was abandoned by her parents as a baby, so she thinks of Konoha and Hazuki as her parents.
  • Birds of a Feather: Ayame and Felicia tend to get along because they are both competitive, fight-liking muscle heads. Though they can fall into Too Much Alike during arguments, such as in Ayame's Magical Girl Story, because of these very similarities making it hard for either to back down from an argument.
  • Bunnies for Cuteness: Her right stocking has a bunny on it, and she makes magic illusory bunnies in her transformation sequence.
  • Collector of the Strange: She has a habit of collecting things she thinks are cute, as seen on this Memoria card. When she shows Konoha and Hazuki things like a broken bicycle bell, their only reaction is saying that at least she's not collecting dead bugs anymore.
  • Does Not Know His Own Strength:
    • One of the things on Hazuki's exclusive to-do list Memoria is to fix some furniture that Ayame destroyed by accident.
    • When Ayame and Felicia have an arm-wrestling contest, the table they use to prop their elbows on breaks.
  • Doorstop Baby: Left in an alleyway as a very young child with only the faintest memory of a larger hand holding a smaller one of her parents before being taken in by Azalea. This lack of memory of said trauma may be why she's comparatively less traumatized than Konoha and Hazuki.
  • Eyepatch of Power: In her magical girl form.
  • Fashionable Asymmetry: She wears two different stockings in her magical girl form.
  • Girlish Pigtails: Her default hairstyle.
  • Orphanage of Love: Grew up in one.
  • Saving the Orphanage: Why she and her friends became magical girls.
  • Showgirl Skirt: In her magical girl form, on top of another skirt.
  • Temporary Online Content: Magia Record's first event-exclusive magical girl. Event items could be earned and exchanged to get Ayame instead of using the event gacha.
  • True Companions: With Konoha Shizumi and Hazuki Yusa. They grew up in an orphanage together and made their wishes together.
  • The World's Expert (on Getting Killed): If a route goes to a bad end in the "And So, the Azalea Blooms" story arc, expect Ayame to suffer.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She's grown tall enough that she can pat Konoha's head, and her goal is to be able to pat Hazuki's head soon.

    Karin Misono 

Karin Misono

Voiced by: Hisako Kanemoto

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"I am Magical Karin... the Magical Girl born of Halloween! That's the persona I, Karin Misono, adopt when fighting! Nice to meet you!"
"I'm the Magical Girl born of Halloween, Magical Karin. If you give me candy, I'll do my Trick-and-Treat thing and play a trick on you! Huh? That's right, not Trick-OR-Treat, AND. You gimme something good, AND I'll "trick" a Witch and beat it good! That's how it works! Cool, huh?"

The "Magical Girl born of Halloween". Or that's what she says at least... Karin loves reading and drawing manga so much that she's even created her own Magical Girl persona. She's heavily influenced by her favorite manga, "Phantom Thief Magical Kirin". An imaginative girl who is also Alina's junior in the art club, as a Magical Girl she's a self-styled phantom thief and Robin Hood wannabe who steals Grief Seeds from the strong magical girls and gives it to the weak.


  • Damsel in Distress: After running off to search for Alina in Part 2, she ends up getting captured by Promised Blood, leading to the Kamihama Magia Union sending Momoko leading a team of former Wings of Magius members to rescue her.
  • Demoted to Extra: Despite having a large role as Alina's Morality Pet, she only appears in a small insufficiently-characterized cameo in the anime finale. And that's without factoring in the anime not getting a continuation for Arc 2.
  • Eyes Out of Sight: Her eyes are completely obscured in her anime finale cameo.
  • Halloween Episode: Karin was created to promote the Halloween event.
  • Horrible Judge of Character:
    • While her reasons to cross both Masara and Nanaka from her hitlist are sound, that decision somehow makes her choose to target Yachiyo instead. Not only the reason why Karin can steal Yachiyo's Grief Seed in the first place is because Yachiyo lets her, Yachiyo proceeds to track her down anyway and give her a tongue-lashing. It's only the start of her Humble Pie, because as it turns out, Karin also overestimates her own character.
    • The biggest case of her obliviousness is that she has absolutely no suspicion that her Alina-senpai is a magical girl, despite already asking outright whether she is one and Alina's answer being an obvious lie. When told about Alina's actions as one of the Magius at the beginning of Part 2, she refuses to believe that her senpai could be capable of such things and runs off to search for her.
  • Just Like Robin Hood: She started off stealing Grief Seeds from more powerful Magical Girls and giving them to weaker ones. She stops this after Yachiyo teaches her a lesson.
    • It later turns out that this was originally just her trying to justify her thievery to herself, as originally she stole Grief Seeds from other girls because she was afraid of fighting Witches. Once she gains the confidence to fight Witches on her own, she doesn't need to steal from others or the excuse she had made up.
  • Her Code Name Was "Mary Sue": Her manga is a doujinshi loosely based on her favorite manga, but with Karin as the main character. One of the reasons Alina can read her like a (literal) open book is because she notices that Karin is self-inserting too much.
  • Morality Pet: The only person Alina doesn't treat with murderous or perverted intent. The anime, on the other hand, doesn't indicate such an idea.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: After stealing one of Yachiyo's Grief Seeds and getting caught, Yachiyo gives her a stern lecture about how her actions could possibly lead to Magical Girls dying. Karin is horrified by the implications of what she was doing and decides to stop her thieving ways.
  • Oh, Crap!: She has this reaction in the Magical Halloween Theater event when she realizes that the person she's sent to recruit is Yachiyo, the same Magical Girl who put a stop to her Just Like Robin Hood stint. Luckily, Yachiyo doesn't hold her past against her.
  • Phantom Thief: Calls herself "Phantom Thief Karin", and her powers revolve around stealing.
  • Power Copying: She can turn her scythe into her opponent's weapon. It freaks her out for a while.
  • Sinister Scythe: Her weapon of choice.
  • Sticky Fingers: Her doppel, McDougal, is the doppel of cat burglary. It steals its own runes in its summoning sequence, for Pete's sake. Also, Karin's grandmother had kleptomania, so she made a contract to cure her of the disease.
  • Terrible Artist: Just look at how she drew the other girls in her Memoria. Karin's going to need to learn how to draw faces if she wants to become a famous manga artist.
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: It's partially Karin's fault that Alina turned out the way she is. One terrible case of artistic slump and a harsh Dare to Be Badass critic from a contest judge, and Alina had an existential crisis over her prospective future as an artist. After going on a journey to search for inspiration turned out to be in vain, Alina confided in Karin about her motivation to draw her manga in hopes of better understanding herself. Karin innocently answered that she draws because she wants to share her happiness through her drawing. Unfortunately, Alina's happiness is on the "eccentric" side, so Karin's words only made Alina realize that she might be a terrible person after all and she had a dark case of Be Yourself.
  • Verbal Tic: She ends a lot of her sentences with "-nano."
  • What Happened to the Mouse?: She's the only living Kamihama Magical Girl not present in the climax of Part 1. While the in-story explanation was that she was hunting down familiars, her voice actress had been studying abroad while the script was being recorded and so she was unavailable to voice Karin at the time.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She works as Alina's assistant and practices her drawing every day, but is still a huge fan of Magical Kirin.

    Aimi Eri 

Aimi Eri

Voiced by: Reina Ueda

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"I know this is sudden, but do you want to hear about my love troubles? I'm in SO deep, you won't believe it!"
"The name's Aimi Eri! Great to meet you all! Ack! Oh nooo! I-is he... looking this way?! Oh no, what should I do... What do I do? Uhhh! Um, m-my hobbies, yeah, uh.... well, fantasizing... is NOT my hobby! Obviously! Um, I make sweets... I'm looking for someone to give them to..."

A Magical Girl who lives for love and romance. Even though she's had the same crush for so long, she still gets too embarrassed to talk when she sees him. Her greatest secret? A notebook of fantasies where she tells him her feelings and date night plans.


  • Badass Boast: When fighting a Witch hyped on the power of love (to save Hayato) and to avoid embarrassment (he has her notebook), she can let out a zinger.
    Aimi: Yeah! There's no beating a woman in love! You're toast!"
  • Camera Abuse: She shatters the screen by shooting it in her transformation sequence.
  • Cannot Spit It Out: She's been crushing on the same guy since junior high, but gets embarrassed when she tries to talk to him, even though she knows he likes her back. She's written and discarded about 50 love letters by now.
  • Cowboy: Her magical girl costume has an Old West theme.
  • Dual Wielding: Two six-shooter pistols in her transformation sequence.
  • The Gunslinger: She's pretty good with those revolvers.
  • Imagine Spot: Any time the subject of Hayato comes up.
  • Revolvers Are Just Better: Her weapons are an infinite amount of revolvers, fitting the cowgirl theme.
  • Secret Diary: She keeps one with all of her fantasies about Hayato.
  • "Shaggy Dog" Story: Her Valentine story starts because she's struggling to work up the courage to give her crush romantic chocolate. Kokoro advises her to give out platonic and romantic chocolate at the same time so she won't be nervous. Aimi then happily does so, only to realize that she gave her romantic chocolate to a female classmate. So not only her crush thinks that he has been friendzoned, her classmate also thinks that she's gay. And she still can't explain that mistake at the end.
  • Single Woman Seeks Good Man: She first fell for Hayato because he's thoughtful and considerate without expecting any reward or recognition.
  • Smitten Teenage Girl: Hopelessly in love with one of her classmates.
  • Smoking Barrel Blowout: In her transformation sequence and her Magia.
  • Thinks Like a Romance Novel: All of her Imagine Spots with Hayato play out like a super sappy piece of chick lit.
  • Throw-Away Guns: In her Magia. Apparently she only conjures one bullet per six-shooter.
  • Violently Protective Girlfriend: While she would love to be able to be Hayato's girlfriend, this does not stop her from being more dangerous if he's in danger. In her Magical Girl Story she started struggling with a Witch, needing Natsuki's help to get rid of it, but the next Witch who makes the mistake of enthralling Hayato she just tears through on a warpath.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She's gone on a date wtih Hayato... but still can't manage to tell him her feelings.

    Leila Ibuki 

Leila Ibuki

Voiced by: Marika Kouno

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"If you'd like to... I want to be friends! Sorry for being so forward! But it's nice to meet you!"
"I live in an apartment complex. Lots of my friends and other kids live there too. But with Seika and Mito especially, we're always together. We've been playing in the park, chatting and whatever for years and years. Also... I love baking, so I have them try everything I make! Though, Mito usually eats almost all of it!"

A Magical Girl who lives in an apartment complex in Daito Ward, Leila is cheerful, considerate, and treats everyone with kindness, so people are naturally drawn to her. But her desire to get along with others can sometimes lead to her being taken advantage of.


  • Dark Secret: Learns about the nature of Soul Gems during See You Tomorrow.
  • Death by Origin Story: Leila died committing suicide because of a witch kiss before the story event. Seika wished for her revival and she ended up restored without the memory of her own death.
  • Disappeared Dad: Her father has since passed away, and Leila lives only with her mother.
  • Extreme Doormat: Always does school chores like classroom cleaning for one of her classmates, who fully admits she gets Leila to do everything for her. Leila knows she's being used but doesn't want the girl to stop hanging out with her.
  • Flaming Sword: Her weapon of choice.
  • Heal It With Fire: Her Connect is a purifying flame that heals the target. She is one of the healers keeping everyone active in the Walpurgisnacht fight.
  • Male Gaze: Her transformation starts with a shot of her butt.
  • Spell My Name With An S: Her name was generally spelled Reira before the official localization announced her.
  • Stocking Filler: Garters holding up her pant legs in her magical girl form.
  • Stripperiffic: Leila's magical girl outfit, what with the completely exposed underwear and all.
  • Sweet Tooth: Her favorite food is milk chocolate. She doesn't like bitter things, up to and including semi-sweet chocolate.
  • Sword Plant: Does this in her Magia to unleash a wall of flames.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She's started a baking class in the Daito Apartment Complex which has become popular.

    Himika Mao 

Himika Mao

Voiced by: Naomi Ozora

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"I know we just met, but could you do me a favor? Help me out with my newspaper route, would you? Once I'm done, I can help you fight!"
"I guess I have what you'd call a big family... There's my dad, my 3 little sisters, and my 3 little brothers, so 8 of us all live together. It's pretty tough! Mealtimes are like a battlefield, and don't even get me started on the amount of laundry! But still, having everyone together keeps every day exciting. For me, family comes first!"

A strong-willed merchant and magical girl. The first-born daughter in a family of eight, since the passing of their mother, she supports the family alongside her father. She feels that living with family gives an irreplaceable happiness. Her family's finances are always in a dire strait, therefore whenever there's a chance she'll try anything to earn even small change. Her wish was to cure her father's illness, though the exact wording is unknown.


  • Big Ol' Eyebrows: She has very large, comma-like eyebrows.
  • Early-Bird Cameo: Real early. Himika debuted in a Magia Report comic in the end of June, 2017, over a month before the game even came out. She wasn't a playable character until April of 2018 - though she did make a few appearences before then.
  • Frills of Justice: All over her magical girl outfit.
  • Family Theme Naming: Himika's siblings include among their number Himio, Himimi, Himiji, and Himeka.
  • Massive Numbered Siblings: Himika's the eldest of seven children.
  • Perpetual Poverty: Her family's always been poor, with her wish coming about to heal her injured father as the medical bills and loss of job turned an otherwise bad situation near critical. Even with him back on stable footing, several later points like the Warming Valentine's event shows them penny pinching once more.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: Not Himika, but her Doppel. Bond Bomb's eyes are normally blue, but they turn red right before it attacks.
  • Stripperiffic: Her magical girl outfit is a crop top, panties, and chaps.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She helped out the executive of a certain food company yet declined the reward. The executive was touched by her modesty and so offered her a job.

    Seira Mihono 

Seira Mihono

Voiced by: Yuuki Kuwahara

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A Magical Girl who desires to be a film director. In order to make her own movie someday, she's constantly searching for material, which can end up causing trouble. She's willing to do what it takes no matter how many times and can be unreasonable, often involving her surroundings with her enthusiasm and actions, until eventually she makes the improbable come true. A member of the History Research Club along with her friends Mikura and Temari, the three of them decide to make a movie in order to save their club, but the mixing of their innate magical abilities causes ancient hatreds to resurface in Kamihama. A lover of cinema, Seira is in charge of the camerawork and plays the heroine of the movie.


  • Asleep in Class: During her early transition into Magical Girl life, the balance issues involved led to her falling asleep in class from sheer exhaustion.
  • Demonic Possession: During Rondo of Oblivion Sleeps for Eternity, by a female half of a pair of lovers.
  • Kaiju: Her magical girl outfits looks like one of her favorite kaiju monsters.
  • Super-Scream: Seira usually attacks with her shout.
  • Only Friend: To Rui, after the latter's childhood friend become distant with her.
  • Reality Warper: Her wish lets her alter reality to match her direction. This can range from always finding the right props and parts for her films, to altering the lighting of the world around her to better shoot her films, to even affecting the behavior of others around her to perform. This power can stack with that of her friends to a point she can outright alter people's personalities into their roles.
  • She Cleans Up Nicely: While not bad-looking, she is much more beautiful in a dress, as seen in Rondo of Oblivion Sleeps for Eternity event.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: Her tokusatsu movies became popular enough to actually pay off the debt she'd accumulated while making films, and now she aims to set up her own studio.

    Meguru Hibiki 

Meguru Hibiki

Voiced by: Yuko Natsuyoshi

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A Magical Girl who carries out live coverage of anything happening in front of her. This extends not only to school events, but the battle of Magical Girls as well, appearing anywhere. She's usually in charge of popular programs as a member of the broadcasting department, but in the classroom she's called "Your Say" because everything is reported live.


  • The Announcer: She serves as the announcer of Mirrors Ranking tournament.
  • The Power of Creation: Her power allows her to create any solid object.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: Started a career running a private radio channel, and her experience got her accepted to a prestigious university. She's now aiming to become a professional announcer.

    Sae Kirino 

Sae Kirino

Voiced by: Atsumi Tanezaki
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A Magical Girl who wears a mask of lies to protect her family. Admired by her classmates as an honor student in both studies and sports, and sociable as well. Despite appearances, she comes from a poor home and is hustling to find her way to riches.


  • Unreliable Narrator: Her personal magic is this. She can manipulate her own magic signal as well, and uses it to fake her death in Our Beginning is a Recurring Dream.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She was admitted to a university and is studying to become a lawyer. She is still hiding her true nature.

    Mitsuru Inami 

Mitsuru Inami

Voiced by: Moe Toyota
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A very experienced magical girl with low self-esteem. Being "normal" based on her own values is the biggest theme in her life, always keeping a low profile and living inconspicuously. Although she was born in Futatsugi City, she's moved around a lot because of her parents' work.


  • Token Adult: Unlike other Magical Girls, Mitsuru contracted when she was an adult. She is the oldest playable character at 31 years old.

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