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    Nayuta Satomi 

Nayuta Satomi

Voiced by: Ran Haruka

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A Magical Girl who is searching for her father, a folklorist, in Kamihama City. She has been supporting her father in order to make the world aware of the existence of Magical Girls. She has a stubborn streak, but it is masked by her good nature and hard work. Although she is a cousin of Touka, who also shares the Satomi surname, she keeps her distance from her.


  • Animal Motifs: Cows. Her Magical Girl oufit has cow horns, her Doppel is vaguely cow-shaped, and she's incredibly stubborn.
  • Clashing Cousins: She and Touka do not get along, largely because Touka and her father looked down upon the work of Nayuta's father, and the first time they meet each other as Magical Girls Nayuta slaps her. They reconcile a bit at the end of Nayuta's MSS, but then they get in another fight over her father's appearance.
  • Disappeared Dad: Her main motivation for appearing in Kamihama is to investigate her father's whereabouts after he mysteriously vanishes one day. Her father, Tasuke, is shown to be alive, but they have not yet reunited.
  • Education Mama: Her mother was very strict with her and obsessed with her being the best in her year since she is the daughter of a scholar; for example, she scolds Nayuta for "only" getting a 95 in a test, the fifth best in her class, because she didn't have the top score. This partially influences Nayuta's wish.
  • Fairytale Motifs: Her appearance and weapon point out her resemblance to Princess Iron Fan, while her Doppel resembles the Princess' husband Bull Demon King - both are antagonists in Journey to the West. This is likely because her father is a folklorist.
  • Horrible Judge of Character: Her sidestory goes on to show that she's stubborn and judgmental, often seeing only the surface level of people's personality, and difficult to change her opinion even when proven wrong. This caused a problem connected to her wish; she thought her mother's harsh personality is making everyone in their household miserable and made her wish to change that. However, it is later revealed that while Nayuta's wish made her mother kinder, this also broke the established dynamic between her parents and they got divorced.
  • Numerical Theme Naming: Her given name, "Nayuta" (那由他) means "decillion", referring to a very large number; very fitting for a daughter of a folklorist.
  • Ojou: She's Touka's cousin, so it's a given. Compared to Touka, who is through and through a Spoiled Brat, Nayuta is more dignified and graceful, though still very much hot-headed.
  • Was It All a Lie?: She's outraged when she learns about Rabi's allegiance and true motivations, prompting Nayuta to angrily ask her if she'd only been pretending to be her friend all this time, though Rabi quickly denies it by saying that everything that she's been doing so far has been for Nayuta's sake.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She's decided to conduct her own research on magical girls independently from her father, and so went to a different university. Rabi still shows up to clean her flat.
  • Younger Than They Look: Despite her older appearance, she's actually in the same grade as Iroha (middle school third-year)

    Mikage Yakumo 

Mikage Yakumo

Voiced by: Amane Shindo

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A Magical Girl trying to erase her older sister’s resentment towards Kamihama City. Although she often marches to the beat of her own drum, she has an innocent and likable nature. She can be often seen playing alone in candy shops and parks, but there are many girls she would consider her best friends. She’s good at begging.


  • Adapted Out: Sort of. While she doesn't make her actual appearance until the game's second season, she was originally mentioned, albeit unnamed at the time, during flashbacks to Mitama's backstory. As the anime changed Mitama's past, any early mention of her was also taken out as a result.
  • Annoying Younger Sibling: While she obviously respects and loves Mitama a lot, Mikage is nevertheless a handful, being a whiny, borderline spoiled little sister.
  • Big Sister Worship: She loves Mitama and made her wish for her sake, later going through an entire bartering chain starting from a popsicle stick to get the expensive hair spray she wanted for Valentine's day.
  • Chain of Deals: Plays a round of 'straw millionaire' to trade up to get Mitama a present for Valentine's day.
  • Expository Pronoun: Refers to herself as "Mii", a Gratuitous English pronoun that coincidentally also is the first syllable of her name.
  • Family Theme Naming: She and Mitama both have "Mi" in their given names.
  • I Just Want to Have Friends: Since she's also ostracized at school thanks to everything that happened with her older sister, she wants to make friends with other Magical Girls. However, due to the Kimochi war making Kamihaman Magical Girls targets of attack and her MSS taking place while Ui was kidnapped, Mitama forbids her from associating with any other Magical Girls for her safety. Mikage's MSS features her sneaking around making friends behind Mitama's back.
  • Mistaken for Thief: When Rika and Ren find her trying to get into Emily's Consultation Office (when Emiri isn't there), Ren thinks that she's trying to break in, though after clearing up the misunderstanding and introducing herself Rika takes her and Ren out on an outing.
  • Mr. Vice Guy: While a sweet and nice girl, it is noted by many around her that Mikage can be very greedy. Its implied her family's poor financial situation is the source of this.
  • Odango Hair: Her hair buns bears resemblance to Usagi.
  • Puppy-Dog Eyes: She's said to be good at using her cuteness to beg for stuff. It doesn't work on Rika and Ren though.
  • Strong Family Resemblance: Being sisters, Mikage looks exactly like what a mini Mitama would look like.
  • The Trickster: A story following Mikage will often have shades of this, such as her Magical Girl Story having her try to make friends/new older sisters behind her sister's back and her winter costume story having her having to try and trade her way upwards from a winning popsicle stick to the means of obtaining a present for her older sister for valentine's day.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She's become the new owner of the Tomorrow Shop, and is trying to use her mentor's wisdom to make it big.

    Mikoto Sena (MAJOR UNMARKED SPOILERS

Mikoto Sena

Voiced by: Kaede Hondo

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A Magical Girl and Daito native who turned her eyes away from reality by making suggestions to herself. Outwardly she is smiling and friendly, but she also possesses the ruthlessness to make decisions that would make someone unhappy without hesitation. She continues to spend her days experiencing happiness when she goes out and unhappiness when she comes home. As Hanna's only friend and Magical Girl partner, Mikoto once fought alongside Hanna until a lack of Grief Seeds caused Hanna to witch out. Mikoto is who the Mirror Witch was as a Magical Girl; said witch later becoming an aberrant creature after Chizuyu's grief latched onto her, which required pretty much the entirety of Kamihama to take down afterwards.


  • Be Careful What You Wish For: Her father always spent all the family expenses for his own benefit; as a result, she'd often turn down invitations from friends due to them costing money, alienating her from them. As a result, she wished for her father to leave their home, but then it's her mother who picked up said habits and abandoned Mikoto, making her miserable.
  • The Corrupter: Both the receiving and giving end of this trope. Mitama made her wish almost the exact same moment she witched out, which meant she latched onto this wish and the Mirror Witch turned into an aberrant whose sole purpose would be to bring Kamihama's destruction. Thereafter, she did that to Hanna and subsequently to Alina, latching onto individuals with similar desires of destruction as her.
  • Final Boss: She and Alina serve as this for Arc 2.
  • Foil: Ultimately to Hanna. Both were recluses with a Friendless Background, having a family that screwed them over in different manners. However, their directions in life were different: Hanna was plotting out revenge, while Mikoto remained kind and considerate nonetheless.
  • Fusion Dance: Somehow, she had encountered Chizuyu’s spirit and it infused with her, resulting in her witch becoming a massive threat, not unlike Walpurgisnacht. And at the end of Arc 2, she and Chizuyu willingly fuse with Infinite Iroha.
  • Hidden Depths:
    • She likes yumeshousetsu, or self-insert stories, due to their escapist potential; however, she gets upset if the protagonist acts out of character, or unusual writing techniques such as emojis appear.
    • All her familiars, according to her, aren't meant for fighting, but for playing house: By copying her surrounding environment, she can create her own, controlled dreamscape within, and make the own happiness she yearned for.
  • I Just Want to Have Friends: All that she's ever did in her Magical Girl life was to cull her feeling of loneliness. She uses her suggestion magic on an old couple to have them mistakenly think Mikoto is their daughter, but she eventually stops after they get pretty much everything wrong about her interests (they based them on their actual, now-adult daughter). Even the beginnings of her friendship with Hanna were tumultuous since just about everything opposed them; Hanna, however, ended up taking a liking to Mikoto due to her incredible stubbornness to make a friend out of her.
  • Mind Manipulation: She had hypnotic powers which extended to even witches and familiars. Hanna copied this power and never let go of it since.
  • Morality Chain: Both played straight and inverted in regards to Hanna. While she was alive, her kindness counterbalanced her desire for revenge on the world; Once she witched out, she latched onto Hanna's psyche and exacerbated her murderous intents thanks to her innate ability, which prompted Hanna's rampage and the entire Azalea storyline.
  • Nice Girl: Despite the hardships in life, she retained her kind nature. Even after witching out and desiring to destroy humanity, it is only because she had witnessed how Magical Girls fell into despair over the years, and she doesn’t want them to suffer anymore.
  • Only Friend: Reciprocally with Hanna.
  • Posthumous Character: Sort of. She's witched out long before the main story's events, but as the Mirror Witch, she's ultimately a frequent encounter for the playerbase and serves as the final threat in Arc 2.
  • Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: She was a kind girl who had a miserable life as a human (with her only solace being Hanna) and when she witched out, she was forced to carry the despair and curses of not only the magical girls that she had consumed, but also witness the despair of magical girls across history due to her ability to open rifts across time and space (especially Chizuru’s despair of not being able to save Tsuyu, since Chizuru had joined with her). Understandably, all of this has driven Mikoto mad, and she wants to destroy humanity in order to make everyone’s suffering stop.

    Kagome Satori 

Kagome Satori

Voiced by: Kanon Takao

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A girl who was drawn to Kamihama, along with various other factions, after the events of Part 1. A regular girl who was infused with the Uwasa of the Wind Evangelist by Nemu, she can observe magical girls and hear their telepathy despite being an ordinary human.


  • And Then John Was a Zombie: Uses up the remainder of her magic in the first timeline of Chapter 12 to try to send a message into the past, and she witches out alongside Iroha once it’s sent note .
  • Apocalypse Maiden: Kagome has incredible karmic potential, and Livia's plan is to turn Kagome into a Witch strong enough that Kyubey will fulfill his energy quota and leave Earth forever.
  • Girls Love Stuffed Animals: She has one named Aru-chan that she carries with her constantly, which is actually housing the Wind Evangelist Uwasa. She even has pajamas for it! When she becomes a Magical Girl, Aru-chan turns into her weapon. She can summon multiple versions of it, and it's the thing that turns into a Doppel, not her.
  • Greek Chorus: Her role in the story is to be the magical girls' chronicler, recording things that happen in the Kimochi War. In between scenes, she narrates the chapters' event and doing interviews with magical girls about their plans for the future. Based on the way she narrates the story, it's implied that the Greek Chorus is done in the future, looking back at everything that had transpired at the end of the game's main story.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: In Chapter 7, Yuna loses control of the four Kimochi stones she uses after hearing about Sakuya's death, and she starts attacking everyone indiscriminately, including her own people. Kagome ends up shielding several Promised Blood mooks. While the Wind Evangelist ends up protecting her from the worst of the damages, she still takes a blow from the Kimochi-powered Yuna as a Muggle. Even though Puella Care have healed her, her life is still in danger if they don't take her to the hospital.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: She's currently planning on interviewing Magical Girls around the world, so that eventually she can publish her diaries.

    Mabayu Aki 

Mabayu Aki

Voiced by: Saori Hayami

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The main character of scene0. A magical girl who loves movies.


  • Meta Guy: According to Word of God, she is built to be a character who viewers can connect with, being a Ridiculously Average Guy with an unremarkable life, is able to watch the events of Puella Magi Madoka Magica like watching a movie, and in-game she has multiple instances of Breaking the Fourth Wall.
  • The Movie Buff: Her main hobbies are watching movies and finding ways to watch more movies. It's to the point that she doesn't particularly notice the oddity of time being stopped, rather being annoyed that it has stopped right when the movie she was watching was just getting to the good part.
  • Shear Menace: Her weapon as a magical girl is a large pair of golden scissors,.

    Kuro (UNMARKED SPOILERS

Voiced by: Yukako Kiuchi

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Another Kuro hailing from the anime, who met Kuroe while trying to save a cat from a witch. Not to be confused with the one Homura met.


  • Canon Foreigner: She's an original character for the anime adaptation, appearing in one of Kuroe's flashbacks.
  • Canon Immigrant: Originating as an anime-exclusive character, Kuro makes her game debut on February 10, 2023 for the Valentines Day Message ~Memories are Pale Black~ event.
  • Diabolus ex Machina: Not directly, but the revelation of her existence is what makes matters worse for Kuroe.
  • Hidden Eyes: Her eyes are completely absent to symbolize her nature as a minor character.
  • Riddle for the Ages: It's never revealed if she lived after Kuroe last saw her. Deconstructed as it becomes the source of Kuroe's despair and eventual witching-out.
  • Small Role, Big Impact: Despite physically appearing in only one episode, she is the reason Kuroe dies.
  • Uncertain Doom: Kuroe never saw her again after lying to her about not having Grief Seeds. Her ultimate fate is not conclusively revealed, but Kuroe's actions back then weighed heavily on her conscience, adding to her self-loathing issues to the point she sometimes hallucinates Kuro. note 
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Kuroe's lying to her about not having Grief Seeds ultimately haunts the former to the point she succumbs to despair and witches out.
  • Walking Spoiler: Given how incidental she is (especially with the Hidden Eyes), her very existence spoils the fate of one of the main characters.

    "Yuu" 

Yuusa Yumemi

Voiced by: Kotono Mitsuishi

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Originally a girl who was in a relationship with another girl named Kei, the two decided to commit lover's suicide, but while Kei died Yumi survived. She later became a Magical Girl, but after that point she lost her memories. Unable to remember her past or what she even wished for, she wanders from city to city with a list of "bad people", hunting those people down and selling their organs on the black market.


  • Affably Evil: She's an unrepentant murderer and organ trafficker, but as long as you're not on her list she's perfectly willing to be friendly to you, not to mention the people on her list seem to genuinely be bad people. She even wholeheartedly tells Nagisa that she'll always be on her side right after murdering her mother in front of her.
  • Bondage Is Bad: Downplayed. She and Kei are both into choking each other, though they aren't portrayed as bad or evil and more as troubled loners (Yuu post-amnesia is a different story). Kei certainly seems to think this, so she's both horrified and delighted to learn that Yuu is just as twisted as her.
  • Bungled Suicide: She and Kei attempted to commit double suicide, but she ended surviving while the latter didn't.
  • Glasgow Grin: She has stitched scars at the corners of her mouth, which she hides with a mask when she's out in public. It didn't exist before her Bungled Suicide, which means she likely got it when she fell from the cliff with Kei.
  • Interclass Friendship: She was from a richer and higher class family with Kei, which was among the issues Yuu's mother had with their friendship.
  • Monster Clown: The apparent theme of her Magical Girl outfit. Her face also appears to have scars stitched into the shape of a smile. Nagisa's mother described her as this trope almost word for word.
  • Mythical Motifs: Unicorns. Yuu’s weapon is a unicorn horn, and she has a pair of metal hooves that grant her the ability to fly. If that weren’t enough, her witch is literally a unicorn.
  • Star-Crossed Lovers: Even discounting that Kei was dead, during life Yuu and Kei's relationship was considered bad because Yuu was popular and well-off while Kei was gloomy and dark, to the point that Kei was 'encouraged' to stay away from Yuu. They would rather choose a lovers' suicide rather than get separated, but only Kei died from it. Now Yuu is an amnesiac, likely doesn't even remember clearly about Kei. Meanwhile, Kei is clinging to the mortal world as a ghost, trying to kill Yuu so they can Together in Death, before she gets exorcised by Ren.

Miscellaneous Non-Playable Characters

     Yuna's Senpai 
An older Magical Girl from Futatsugi City and Yuna and Hikaru's senior and mentor. Her succumbing and turning into a Witch plays heavily into the backstory of Promised Blood.
  • And Then John Was a Zombie: Her succumbing and becoming a Witch is the first thing we see during Crimson Resolve.
  • Hero of Another Story: A Magical Girl whose story is little told, though as she managed to live past her high school years she certainly had many adventures.
  • No Name Given: She's never named.
  • Mentor Archetype: While her group's leader by default, she's very explicitly Yuna's teacher in the world of Magical Girls.
  • Mentor Occupational Hazard: She eventually succumbs and becomes a Witch.
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Her Soul Gem fully corrupting would lead to the expulsion of Kyubey from Futatsugi and all the conflicts it led to both there and in Kamihama.

     The Bat 
An older Magical Girl from Futatsugi City who was Ranka and Ao's ex-boss in a previous gang. Her brutality left long-lasting mental scars on both Magical Girls.
  • Bad Boss: She used to kill Magical Girls and make the younger members of her gang, like Ao, clean the bodies up. Her second-in command, Ranka, was made to watch and partake in the abuse of her subordinates.
  • No Name Given: Is only known by her title.

    Inui Itsumi 
A magical girl whom Nagisa meets during her event.
  • And Then John Was a Zombie: She turns out to be Urhmann, the dog witch previously seen in the PSP game.
  • Canon Character All Along: Downplayed. Now we know what the name of the girl who turned out to be Urhmann was... But we still have no idea what she looked like, what weapon she wielded, or what her wish was.

Holiday Variants

    Nayuta & Mikage (Christmas ver.) 

Nayuta & Mikage (Christmas ver.)

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Close friends and Magical Girls who have taken the forms of the "Befana", witches from Italian folklore. They fly across the Kamihama sky on a broom, delivering Christmas sweets as presents. They are well-equipped with hot packs underneath their clothes to endure the harsh cold.


  • Shout-Out: The duo are inspired by Befana, an Italian folk figure similar to Santa Claus, fitting for a Christmas variant.

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