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A list of characters that appear in Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne and the various tropes associated with each.


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The Jersey Club

    In General 
Founded by Madoka, the Jersey Club is a club whose members help anyone in distress. It can be as something as mundane as partaking in a student film or saving someone's life.
  • Chromatic Arrangement: Each girl has a primary color theme: green for Madoka, blue for Lan and orange for Muginami.
  • Freudian Trio: Lan is the logical Superego, Muginami is the energetic Id, Madoka is the in-between Ego.
  • Fire, Water, Wind: Each of them pilots a Vox named after an element in Latin. Madoka's Aura represents wind, Lan's Lympha represents water and Muginami's Ignis represents fire.
  • Intimate Marks: Their Memoria marks are all located in a private area of their bodies.
    • Madoka's is located on the right side of her low back, a little over her butt.
    • Lan's is located next to her left breast.
    • Muginami's is located right above her groin.
  • Non-Uniform Uniform: Their Vox pilot uniforms have a different style of skirt for each one of them. Lan's uniform in particular has gaps at the sides and Muginami's has a Navel Window.
  • Town Girls: Madoka is the tomboyish Genki Girl (Butch), Muginami is the cutesy girly girl (Femme), and Lan is the serious princess (Neither).

    Madoka Kyouno 

Madoka Kyouno

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Voiced by: Kaori Ishihara (Japanese) and Kira Buckland (English)
The Heroine of the series, Madoka is an optimistic, kind-hearted and very energetic girl attending a One-Gender School. She's devoted to her hometown and to the duties of the Jersey Club, of which she was its sole member. When given the choice to pilot the Humongous Mecha to protect Kamogawa, she readily accepts, maintaining her usual cheerful demeanor the entire time. She rides the Vox Aura, a wind-elemental machine she calls "Midori", which is later armed with a sword and an energy shield.
  • 10-Minute Retirement: Astelia bans her from piloting in Episode 8 due to the possibility of causing The End of the World as We Know It. At the end of Season 1, Vox Aura stops working completely. Madoka goes back to piloting not much longer after each event.
  • Accidental Misnaming: She can't seem to remember Villagiulio's name, botching the pronunciation each time. By Season 2, she settles for "Giuvi", even though that's still not acurate.
  • Accidental Public Confession: In Episode 18, while trapped in an escape capsule in Yurikano's body, Madoka hits the emergency transmitter, causing her to broadcast her musings to everyone in the ongoing space battle. Said musings include the reasons behind Yurikano's sacrifice. She also lets Lan and Muginami know that she's actually Madoka, through a variation of "No One Else Is That Dumb".
  • Badass Adorable: She's energetic, lively, friendly, and more than ready to fight to defend her friends and hometown. She isn't too shabby at it either despite being very new to piloting Voxes.
  • Batter Up!: Madoka bats away a flying newspaper dispenser using a ripped-from-the-ground streetlight.
  • Book Dumb: She excells at helping people, but is terrible with most academic subjects, especially math.
  • Character Tic: After successfully completing a request or other happy moment, Madoka will usually trace a circle in the air with a pointer finger while saying "perfect".
  • Chronic Hero Syndrome: She always jumps into action when she sees people in danger, regardless of whether or not her presence is needed.
  • Combat Pragmatist: Madoka uses a ripped electrical line to try and choke Kirius' Ovus Libertas. Of course, since it's a robot, it doesn't do any good- besides driving Kirius into a panic attack, thinking the ineffective choking might be a "finishing move" he doesn't know about.
  • Crazy-Prepared: Madoka just happened to wear a swimsuit under her school uniform the day she sees someone drowning.
  • Curtains Match the Windows: Her hair and eyes are both brown, making her stand out more compared to her fellow Jersey Club member's more exotic coloring.
  • Destructive Savior: Madoka consciously does her best to avoid wrecking things, but sometimes her powers result in destruction anyway.
  • Determinator: No matter what life throws at her, Madoka rises up to the challenge more often than not.
  • Famed In-Story: By Season 2, everyone knows of her exploits in defense of Kamogawa. Some (female) patrons in Hiroshi's beachside restaurant blush when they see her. This also applies to Kirius and friends to some degree. At the end of the series, she even receives a call from the Secretary General of the United Nations.
  • Fashionable Asymmetry: When she wears her jersey, Madoka has the right pants leg and the left jacket sleeve rolled up.
  • First-Name Ultimatum: Madoka doesn't like it that her uncle is drinking in daylight, especially with a complete stranger.
    "HIROSHI!"
  • "Freaky Friday" Flip: She temporarily switches bodies with Yurikano in Season 2, thanks to a Polyhedron project intended to give them full control of the Vox Aura. They return to their bodies about an episode later.
  • Genki Girl: She's free-spirited and energetic.
  • The Glomp: A justified example- at the beginning of Episode 13 when she sees Lan for the first time in almost a year, Madoko's enthusiastic greeting knocks her off her feet and causes Color Failure. In Episode 14, she manages to catch Lan and Muginami simultaneously with a double-glomp that knocks both of them to the floor.
  • Hard Head: While piloting, Madoka hits her forehead against Aura's controls. It does little more than give her a small bruise.
  • The Heroine: She's the central character of the main trio and the most typically heroic of the three.
  • Heroes Prefer Swords: In Episode 6, when the Vox units receive actual weaponry, Madoka ends up with a sword.
  • Heroic BSoD: In Episode 11 when Yoko is crushed by a fallen mecha. She nearly ends the world as a result.
  • I Call It "Vera": Madoka calls Vox Aura "Midorin" due to its green color scheme. The English equivalent would be calling it "Greenie".
  • Improvised Weapon: A practitioner of the technique.
  • Jumped at the Call: As long as it helps her friend, Madoka doesn't mind piloting a robot for the first time in her life to defeat alien forces.
  • The Kirk: She stands in the middle of the main trio's emotional scale, being not even nearly as serious as Lan and less flippant than Muginami.
  • Missing Mom: It's established her mother drowned ten years ago when she tried to rescue someone. Episode 24 reveals that, in her desperation to see her mother, Madoka tried to head out to sea, and would have drowned herself were it not for Vox Aura's appearance, which (to her) is a sign from her mother telling her to live on.
  • Nephewism: She lives with her uncle.
  • Nice Girl: Unconditionally kind to everyone and anyone. Then again, one has to wonder if she really has any other friends aside from Lan and Muginami (which is confirmed in Episode 10).
  • Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Activating the Rinne the first time was obviously a very bad thing, as it destroyed a lot of ships, buildings, and such. And when she does it again, the world basically ends up being swallowed and almost destroyed.
  • No Social Skills: She seems to have absolutely no tact at all. If she wants to ask someone a question, she barges straight into wherever they are and immediately starts grilling them. Even if that someone is the head of a galactic federation in the middle of a peace talk. She also appears to have no clue that someone might be trying to deceive her or pick up on Dizelmine's rather blatant brush off of a question she asks him.
  • Ordinary High-School Student: Before she stumbled upon Lan and the Vox Aura, she was a normal teenager.
  • Paper-Thin Disguise: The disguise she used in Episode 16 consisted of a pair of glasses and Girlish Pigtails. Nobody was fooled.
  • Percussive Maintenance: In Season 2, she reactivates Aura by hitting it. It's implied that it only activated that way because she wanted to, rather than because it was necessary.
  • Plucky Girl: She has an incessantly upbeat spirit and doesn't let anything get her down for long.
  • "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Gives one to both Dizelmine and Villaguilo in Season 2 after punching them in the gut.
  • Tender Tears: At the end of Season 1, the otherwise energetic, cheerful Madoka struggles to complete her Character Tic through tears before breaking down crying after she sees Lan off, leaving her all alone (with Muginami having already left earlier).
  • Verbal Tic: Madoka always says "maru", which means "Tick", "Circle" or "Perfect" in English (so named because "O" is right and "X" is wrong in Japanese game shows), and may also be a pun on her name, which can also mean circle.
  • Wrestler in All of Us: Her solution to a robot menace is to defeat it using a German Suplex. If the enemy is nearly four times her size, she gives it a triple suplex with her friends. And if her buddies are fighting, she gives them both lariats.

    Lan 

Fin E Ld Si "Lan" Laffinty

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Voiced by: Asami Seto (Japanese) and Michelle Ruff, credited as "Sophie Roberts" (English)

Madoka's first alien friend, a strange and quiet girl who happens to be a princess from a faraway planet. Lan essentially serves as the antithetical counterbalance to Madoka's blatant cheerfulness. She pilots Vox Rympha, or "Orca" as she calls it, a water-elemental machine later armed with a sword-machine gun hybrid which can fire 120mm shots and energy shield.


  • Alien Princess: She's the princess of the planet Le Garite where her older brother rules as king.
  • Animal Motifs: Lan names her Vox "Orca", keeps two orca whales stuffed animals in her room and her pajama has an orca whale on it.
  • Catchphrase: "Wan", which sounds similar to her nickname, and is the Japanese onomatopoeia for "Woof", and becomes Woof in the dub. Turns out that Astelia lied to her and told her it was an Earth greeting.
  • Character Tic: A Faux Paw to go with her catch phrase, "wan/woof".
  • The Comically Serious: Much of her humor comes from her attempts at being The Stoic failing miserably as she's repeatedly put in situations that get her nervous and embarrassed.
  • Cute Clumsy Girl: When she tries her hand at being a waitress, she cannot stop dropping the dishes, falling over, and embarrassing herself. Hilariously, this makes her a popular waitress at Hiroshi's shop.
  • Defrosting Ice Queen: She eventually warms up to Madoka as they become friends.
  • Emotionless Girl: Subverted. She's not emotionless, just a bit too serious and awkward when expressing how she feels.
  • Feet-First Introduction: The first we see of Lan is her boots stepping on Madoka's skirt that she left laying around the street before going for a dive.
  • Fish out of Water: Lan is a Human Alien who has never been on Earth before and has trouble getting used to Earthling customs. For example, she greets people by barking like a dog (because she was told Earthlings do that) and holds a baseball bat the wrong way.
  • Flowers of Femininity: She's a pretty Human Alien princess wearing a white flower on the left side of her hair.
  • I Call It "Vera": She names her Vox "Orca".
  • Leotard of Power: She's required to wear a leotard during missions.
  • Luminescent Blush: Her face turns bright red when she's flustered.
  • Mind Rape: Undergoes this at the start of Season 2 (Moid assures her it’s For Science!), and it would have caused permanent damage, if not for Villagiulio's attack on the station she was on. The worst part is that it's implied she was willing... despite the obvious pain it was causing her.
  • Morph Weapon: Vox Rympha receives a cross between a sword and a machine gun later in the series.
  • New Friend Envy: When Madoka becomes friends with Muginami, Lan gets so jealous that she transfers to their school to prevent Muginami spends more time with Madoka than she does. She gets it over after befriending Muginami herself.
  • New Transfer Student: She transfers into Madoka's class at the end of Episode 4 because she wanted to join the Jersey Club.
  • Not So Stoic: Lan tries to keep a straight face, but her emotions shine through way too easily. Her stoic facade being cracked off-duty is somewhat of a Running Gag.
  • Odd Name, Normal Nickname: She's a Human Alien named Laffinty, but uses the nickname "Lan/Ran" when living in Japan.
  • Overly Long Name: Her full name is Fin E Ld Si Laffinty. Unsurprisingly, she's a princess. For this reason, most people just call her Lan.
  • Purple Is Powerful: Her purple eyes hint at her status as princess of Le Garite and the only one of the main trio who is royalty.
  • The Quiet One: She doesn't talk much and only says what is needed.
  • Rei Ayanami Expy: Lan is a blue-haired, pale-skinned, and purple-eyed Alien Princess who pilots a Humongous Mecha. When Madoka first meets her, Lan is stoic, mysterious and acts a bit weird. Once Madoka befriends her, however, Lan quickly reveals she's Not So Stoic and much of her initial odd behavior comes from being misinformed about Earth's culture. She opens up to Madoka soon enough and becomes more expressive in general.
  • Royals Who Actually Do Something: Despite being a princess, she is remarkably eager to fight on the battlefield with her Humongous Mecha.
  • Sheltered Aristocrat: Due to her luxurious upbringing as princess of the planet Le Garite, Lan has few understanding of the commoners' lifestyle.
  • Some Call Me "Tim": She prefers to be called simply "Lan" instead of her Overly Long Name.
  • The Spock: She's the most serious-minded and sensible of the main trio.
  • The Stoic: She shows very little emotion while on missions.
  • Strange Salute: Lan salutes people by holding up her fist as it was a paw while saying "Woof!" like a dog. Turns out that Astelia lied to her and told her it was a greeting on Earth. Lan becomes terribly embarrassed when she learns this.
  • Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Lan is a sweet girl, but she's also reserved and has trouble expressing herself.
  • Super Drowning Skills: Lan can't swim, which puts her in danger of drowning when Muginami throws her into the sea.
  • Superhero Packing Heat: Became this in Episode 6 upon receiving a BFG for her Vox.
  • Took a Level in Cheerfulness: Starts off as seemingly emotionless, but soon becomes more emotive and outgoing.
  • True Blue Femininity: She's a princess, the most traditionally feminine of the main trio, and almost always wears blue.
  • Tsurime Eyes: Unlike Madoka and Muginami, Lan's eyes are slanted upwards and she's the most serious of the main trio.
  • Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: She's afraid of ghosts. She's left in tears and crying for her brother after a visit to a haunted house of the School Festival.

    Muginami 

Muginami

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Voiced by: Ai Kayano (Japanese) and Karen Strassman (English)

A mysterious, yet ultimately somewhat ditzy and idealistic girl and younger sister of Villagiulio. She is the pilot of Vox Ignis, or "Fuupo" as she calls it, a fire-elemental mecha armed with a pair of energy guns which she can fuse into a sword.


  • All-Loving Hero: She's sweet towards everyone, even if they're her enemies.
  • Badass Cape: Her Vox Ignis later gains a cape as part of an upgrade in Season 2.
  • Because You Were Nice to Me: Part of the reason why she loves and respects Villagiulio is that he's the closest thing to family she ever had.
  • Big Brother Worship: She adores her adoptive older brother Villagiulio more than anything. Even after he pushes her away by calling her a parasite, Muginami can't bring herself to even be mad at him and ends up continuing to support him.
  • Caped Mecha: Ignis becomes this in Season 2, using an energy cape as a shield.
  • Catchphrase: "Kashikomari!" ("Roger that!")
  • Character Tic: A rather normal one compared to her two comrades- her salute.
  • The Ditz: When the teacher introduces her to Madoka's class, she keeps repeating "I'm Muginami!"
  • Double Weapon: Receives a double bladed sword as her Vox weapon, formed out of a pair of energy guns.
  • Expy: A blatant one in appearance, name-similarity and personality to Tsumugi "Mugi" Kotobuki from K-On!, with the already impressive rack exaggerated to ridiculous levels.
  • Happily Adopted: Villagiulio all but officially adopted her as his younger sister and she's devoted him as the only family she has ever known.
  • I Call It "Vera": She nicknames Vox Ignis "Fuupo", which in certain Chinese dialects means "amber".
  • Irony: She promised to get revenge for Lan during the baseball game. Come Episode 6:
    "You haven't considered my feelings one bit! No one asked you to get my revenge!"
    • Of course, Muginami was trying to get Lan to warm up to her by being warm and playful. Madoka was trying to kill Muginami's most important person (albeit cause he is the sort-of Big Bad).
  • Living with the Villain: Muginami, as a spy for Villaguilio, wants to have this relationship with Madoka and Lan. Subverted when she joins them for good.
  • The Load: Villagiulio outright calls her a parasite that does nothing but leech off him and is a hindrance to his organization. Subverted- it's likely that Villagiulio only called her this because he doesn't want her to suffer the way he did.
  • The McCoy: She's the most emotionally driven and playful of the main trio.
  • Ms. Fanservice: Muginami has the biggest bust of the main trio. She also gets more nude scenes than Madoka and Lan.
  • Navel Window: Her pilot uniform has a window around her navel.
  • New Transfer Student: She transfers into Madoka's class at the start of Episode 4.
  • Obfuscating Stupidity: She plays at being an airhead to throw suspicions off herself.
  • Only One Name: She's the only main character without a surname because she's an orphan.
  • Pretty in Mink: She wears a fluffy fur coat over a corset.
  • Public Exposure: One episode has her posing for the art class while wearing nothing but a blanket. Then a Cute Clumsy Girl pulls the blanket off and Muginami ends up naked in front of the entire class.
  • Replacement Goldfish: Subverted. Muginami worries that she may be nothing but a replacement of Yurikano, Villagiulio's blood-related sister, in his eyes. He ultimately tells her that she is unique, and he'll be her big brother as long as he lives.
  • Stepford Smiler: Despite her cheerfulness, she hides quite a sad side to her. Even when she's on the receiving end of Villagiulio's "The Reason You Suck" Speech, she's still smiling.
  • Street Urchin: She grew up in Prison Planet as an orphan struggling to survive in a place filled with garbage and needing to steal food to eat.
  • Tareme Eyes: Her big round eyes represent her bubbly personality.
  • Vapor Wear: If Episode 7 is any indicator, she apparently doesn't wear a bra.
  • Waif-Fu: Blink and you'll miss it, but she's shown to be quite capable with close quarters combat, easily wiping the floor with an entire group of Le Garite soldiers when attempting to rescue Madoka from the Vox Core.

Residents of Kamogawa

    Yoko Nakaizumi 

Yoko Nakaizumi

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Voiced by: Mamiko Noto (Japanese) and Wendee Lee (English)

Madoka's older cousin and a tough woman who refuses to let crap get to her, or anyone for that matter. Appears to know a bit more about the Vox units than she should, given her profession. She was also the original founder of the Jersey Club before Madoka took over.


  • Aloof Big Sister: Acts like one to Madoka, although they're cousins.
  • Cool Big Sis: To Madoka, whenever she's free to express her feelings.
  • Get A Hold Of Yourself Man: She does this verbally to Madoka.
  • Good Old Fisticuffs: How she stops Moid's gloating and apprehends him. Mostly offscreen, unfortunately.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: While she is fairly irritable and a bit physically assertive, she's well-meaning and doesn't let petty things get in the way if Madoka truly wants to pilot the Vox.
  • Oblivious to Love: Apparently has no idea that her assistant is interested in her.
  • Out of Focus: Throughout Season 2, she loses a lot of prominence and barely has lines each episode.
  • Parental Substitute: Served as this to Madoka after her mother died, and taught her an astonishing amount of her "jersey spirit". It's quite the surprising change to see her with the front ponytail and jersey when contrasted with her brash and mellow personality.
  • Scars are Forever: The collapsed mecha that fell on her leaves a big one.
  • Walking the Earth: Joins Astelia at the end of the series in researching an anomaly in Bermuda related to the Rin-ne.

    Hiroshi Nakaizumi 

Hiroshi Nakaizumi

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Voiced by: Kenji Hamada (Japanese) and Kirk Thornton, credited as "Bubba Chow" (English)

Madoka's uncle and Yoko's father.


  • Badass Longcoat: Parodied- he gets into a fight with Villagiulio over one but loses. They settle the argument by getting sauced on the beach.
  • Cool Old Guy: He's a good man who looks after both his daughter and niece as well as their friends (the latter could be considered his second daughter).
  • Fun with Acronyms: His shop, ''Be With Hiroshi" (BWH, or Bust-Waist-Hip measurements).
  • Good Parents: Took in his niece and pretty much raised her as if he was another daughter.
  • Manly Tears: During Kirius and Array farewell party, he is unexpectedly the first to break down in tears.
  • Nice Guy: He takes Madoka in after her mother dies, offers the other members of the Jersey Club jobs and a room about half way through the first season, opens a new cafe down on the beach and hires the first season villains to run it because they needed a chance, makes the Jersey Club's lunches when they leave for an extended trips, and is tore up when Kirius and Array decide to leave for home.

    Machiko Iwabuchi 
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Voiced by: Azumi Asakura (Japanese) and Dorothy Elias-Fahn, credited as "Midge Mayes" (English)

Madoka's homeroom teacher and a former member of the Jersey Club.


    Souta Serizawa 
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Voiced by: Yūichi Iguchi (Japanese) and J.C. Miller (English)

Yoko's assistant.


    Sachi Nogami & Michi Kondo 
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Sachi (left) and Michi (right)
Sachi is voiced by: Rikako Yamaguichi (Japanese),Cristina Vee (English)
Michi is voiced by: Suzuko Mimori (Japanese), Christine Marie Cabanos (English)

Madoka's two classmates.


  • Social Circle Filler: They're completely irrelevant to the plot and only show up talking to Madoka every once in a while to give the idea of what her normal life was like before Lan and Muginami came along.
  • Those Two Girls: They're almost always seen together and exist for no real reason other than occasionally speaking to or about Madoka.

    Shozo Tadokoro 
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Voiced by: Makoto Yasumura (Japanese) and Patrick Seitz (English)

Commander of the Pharos, a research facility run by Novumundos. Rather put upon.


  • Butt-Monkey: No one takes him seriously. Even his subordinates. And especially not Moid.
  • Mission Control: He monitors the girls' mecha battles and gives instructions from the screens of the headquarters.
  • Reasonable Authority Figure: Rarely loses his cool. He might take seriously wrong steps in response to the situation, but only because it's not possible for him to see the bigger picture.

    Eri Watabe 
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Voiced by: Rie Tanaka (Japanese) and Laura Post (English)

Captain of the Pharos, and its chief navigation and reconnaissance officer.


  • Number Two: Within Pharon, she has the most authority after the commander Shozo.
  • Retired Badass: She's a retired JSDF operative-

    Haruka Uehara 
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Voiced by: Ayumi Fujimura (Japanese) and Erika Harlacher (English)

A bridge officer of the Pharos.


  • Bridge Bunny: She's an attractive woman in charge of monitoring and regulating the Vox that the main trio pilot.
  • Mission Control: She's the voice of Pharos' command prompt system.

    Astelia Lizamarie de Rochefort 
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Voiced by: Hisako Kanemoto (Japanese) and Stephanie Sheh (credited as Saki Shin) (English)

The granddaughter of Novumundos' chairman.


  • The Atoner: She's the one inadvertently responsible for the disaster 20,000 years ago, and is now finding ways to at least repair some of the damage she has unwittingly caused under Moid's warping influence.
  • Big Good: While her grandfather is absent, she's acting the part of Novumundos' representative and this effectively makes her the most important authority figure in Earth's organization dealing with the conflict between Le Garite and De Metrio. Turns out she is the real chairman and way older than she appears.
  • Classy Cravat: Her dress includes a cravat that makes her look all the more refined.
  • Covert Pervert: She really seems to be a well-composed and elegant young lady... then starts groping Madoka with relative consistency. She even embarrasses Madoka with naughty comments at one point as part of an experiment.
  • Elegant Gothic Lolita: She wears a yellow Lolita fashion dress with lots of frills. She's even called a Lolita in the title of the episode she first appears in.
  • Fiction 500: Novomundos is powerful enough that she can force the President of the United States into compliance by threatening to have him replaced.
  • Flashback Echo: Gets this when viewing an ancient stone tablet about the Vox, from her past self Queen Maycun.
  • Flowers of Femininity: She wears a yellow rose on the left side of her hair, complementing her young appearance, cuteness and elegance.
  • Fountain of Youth: She used to be the grown queen Maycun, but was turned into the form of a child after she traveled to the Rin-ne dimension.
  • The Gadfly: She was the one who told Lan about her "Wan" gesture being a greeting on Earth to tease her. Although, Astelia is genuinely surprised that Lan was gullible enough to believe it.
  • God Save Us from the Queen!: 20,000 years ago, she was Queen Maycun who first opened the Rin-ne and nearly destroyed Earth. She does regret her actions in the present and wants to prevent the same disaster happens again.
  • Grade-School C.E.O.: Although she's a little girl, she holds the highest authority in Pharos as the granddaughter of the chairman of the organization running the facility. It's later revealed she's the real chairman, but she's over 20,000 years old despite looking like a child thus subverting this.
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's a pretty young lady with very long blonde hair. Though she initially comes across as aloof, she has Earth's best interests in mind.
  • Hime Cut: She has blunt bangs, bra strap length sidelocks, and knee length straight hair. The perfect hairstyle for an Ojou who wears an Elegant Gothic Lolita dress and was a queen in the past.
  • Immortality: The exact circumstances of it are never explained, but she lived 20,000 ago, got turned into a child by her travel to the Rin-ne dimension, and her appearance hasn't changed at all to the present day.
  • Intimate Marks: She has a memoria on the middle of her chest.
  • My Greatest Failure: 20,000 ago, she almost destroyed Earth by "opening" the Rin-ne. Her main goal is making sure none of the Vox get misused and cause a disaster once more.
  • Ojou: Her family holds so much influence and power that it seems she could easily have the president of United States replaced if she wanted. To show her high social status, she dresses elegantly and carries herself with a royal-like aura. Then it's revealed she's the real chairman and was an actual queen in the distant past.
  • Overly Long Name: Her full name is Astelia Lizamarie de Rochefort. Someone with one middle name and a nobiliary particle must be very high class.
  • Parasol of Prettiness: She's introduced holding a frilly parasol to block off the sun, perfectly complementing her cute frilly dress.
  • Really 700 Years Old: She looks like a little girl, but she's over 20,000 years old.
  • Really Royalty Reveal: She was the queen of the ancient civilization on Earth that built the Vox.
  • Relatively Flimsy Excuse: She claims to be the granddaughter of the chairman of Novumundus, but she has no grandfather. That's a lie to not draw suspicions about why the real chairman looks like a little girl.
  • Walking Spoiler: It is later revealed that she is the reincarnation of Queen Maycun, the one who caused the catastrophe that nearly destroyed the world, and much of her development centers around this, making her difficult to discuss.
  • Walking the Earth: She joins Yoko at the end of the series in researching an anomaly in Bermuda related to the Rin-ne.
  • Wise Beyond Her Years: For a little girl who is merely the chairman's granddaughter, she acts very much like the president of the organization. Subverted, as she's over 20,000 years old.

De Metrio and Kiss

    Lord Villagiulio De Metrio Lu 
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Voiced by: Yūichi Nakamura (Japanese) and Keith Silverstein (English)

The main antagonist of the series, older brother of Muginami (adopted) and Yurikano (true-blooded), and the former crown prince of De Metrio turned leader of outlaw organization "Kiss". For some reason or another is quite into capturing the Vox units. He pilots the Ovus Avarium, a heavy-duty mecha armed with a pair of anchors stored in each arm, a pair of large swords, and a large mortar gun.


  • Affably Evil: The guy doesn't seem like that bad of a person, even if he's somewhat gruff and unkempt. Even that one Kick the Dog moment towards Muginami with a "The Reason You Suck" Speech appears to be his way of dissuading her from following his footsteps.
  • Anti-Villain: He wants to capture the Vox units and destroy those who stand in his way, but only to save his planet.
  • Badass Longcoat: Parodied — he gets into a fight with Hiroshi over one. He won and wears it from that point onward.
  • Big Bad: He is the leader of the enemy organization Kiss who wants to capture the Vox units and destroy Le Garite, though Dizelmine takes the position from him later on, and both of them are pawns of Moid.
  • Big Bad Ensemble: Built up as this with Dizelmine in Season 2, but subverted in that he makes a Heel–Face Turn, while Dizelmine becomes a mindless puppet of Moid.
  • Disc-One Final Boss: In Season 2, he ultimately proves to be a lesser threat to Dizelmine, and Moid behind him.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Eventually joins up with Novumundos against the Polyhedron Federation, not that he was much of a villain to begin with.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Evolves into this after his Heel–Face Turn.
  • Noble Fugitive: He's a deposed prince. Subverted in Season 2, where he takes the throne of De Metrio. Then at the very end he formally abdicates to spend more time with Dizelmine and help mend their broken friendship.
  • Reasonable Authority Figure: Has some shades of this in Season 1, but becomes more overt in Season 2. In particular, he's more levelheaded such as when Muginami goes off to see Madoka without informing De Metrio's forces and does everything he can to honor the agreements his made despite Dizelmine's plans otherwise.
  • Royals Who Actually Do Something: He is a former prince who leads his organization in battle. Yurikano even notes that looking out for oneself is a necessity of royalty, which is how she manages to get him to recognize her in Madoka's body.
  • Shoo the Dog: When he hears that Muginami made the Vox Ignis hers without his permission to help Kiss, he calls her a parasite and totally useless for Kiss. While his harsh words leave Muginami in tears and Madoka pissed at him, it's more than implied that he did that to keep Muginami away from Kiss so she doesn't become an outlaw like him.
  • Used to Be a Sweet Kid: He used to be nothing like what he has become as of the present. He was in the exact same position as Muginami — poor, starving, and gentle.
  • Villains Out Shopping: The first we see much of him for more than a second, he's in a well-mannered bout with Hiroshi over a fur coat, which he eventually buys.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: Used to have this relationship with Dizelmine.

    Izo Sofiro Karia Los 
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Voiced by: Hiroyuki Yoshino (Japanese) and Ben Diskin (English)

The rather Hot-Blooded and rebellious but caring member of the trio from De Metrio's forces who have made an alliance with Kiss. He pilots the Ovus Voluntas, a close-range machine using a pair of heat clubs and a force field for defense.

He's the protagonist of the Prequel manga Dawn of Memoria.


  • Accidental Pervert: Yurikano mentions there was an incident where she jumped out of the shower after seeing a mouse and clung to Izo while completely naked.
  • Dual Wielding: The Voluntas' twin heat clubs.
  • Fiery Redhead: He's the most Hot-Blooded member of the De Metrio's forces and fittingly, he has red hair.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Alongside Kirius and Array near the end of Season 1, when they decide to help the Jersey Club against Villagiulio.
  • Hot-Blooded: He's very hot-headed and impulsive.
  • I Choose to Stay: Decides to remain on Earth for good, and further pursue his aspirations as a chef. Possibly subverted later since he's seen at Lan's Awesome Moment of Crowning.
  • The McCoy: He's the most emotional and quick-tempered of the trio from De Metrio's forces.
  • P.O.V. Boy, Poster Girl: Initially the P.O.V. boy to Yurikano's poster girl during Dawn of Memoria.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Hot-Blooded Red Oni to Kirius' Stoic Blue Oni. Even their hair colors match their roles.
  • Scars are Forever: He has one on his left brow. He got that during a fencing match with Yurikano at the beginning of Dawn of Memoria.
  • Stay with the Aliens: From his perspective, he decides to stay with the humans. In fact, he is the only one to do so by the end of Season 2, while Kirius and Array go off to other planets.
  • Supporting Protagonist: Of the Dawn of Memoria manga, where much of the story is told from his perspective.
  • Team Chef: His job when he begins working on Earth in the BWH club.
  • Wrong Genre Savvy: Watches a samurai movie, then tries to challenge Madoka on a duel repeating what he saw, never realizing that he accidentally fooled the entire school into thinking that he's her boyfriend.

    Kirius Racus Lestine Ha 
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Voiced by: Kenji Nojima (Japanese) and Johnny Yong Bosch (English)

The more stoic member of the trio from De Metrio's forces who have made an alliance with Kiss. He pilots Ovus Libertas, armed with a metal staff, heat-based whip-swords, and an energy field.


  • Chick Magnet: As his part-time job as waiter at Hiroshi's beach house can attest to.
  • Dual Wielding: Has a pair of heat swords as part of the Libertas' arsenal.
  • Fish out of Water: He largely misunderstands Earth culture... and thinks Madoka's poor piloting decisions are standard Earth techniques.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Alongside Izo and Array near the end of Season 1, when they decide to help the Jersey Club against Villagiulio.
  • I Meant to Do That: He claims his sword attacks failed to finish off Vox Aura due to them being nonlethal techniques.
  • Impoverished Patrician: He is the head of a noble family that's fallen on hard times.
  • Long-Haired Pretty Boy: Keeps a really long hair tied into a ponytail.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Stoic Blue Oni to Izo's Hot-Blooded Red Oni to Kirius' Stoic Blue Oni. Even their hair colors match their roles.
  • The Spock: He's the most mature, logical and sensible of the trio from De Metrio's forces.
  • Stay with the Aliens: From his perspective, he decides to stay with the humans, although this is subverted near the end of Season 2 when he decides to leave.
  • The Stoic: He's the most composed and coolheaded De Metrio's minion trio. However, he has Not So Stoic moments as he occasionally lapses into a Large Ham.
  • Tall, Dark, and Handsome: He's the tallest of De Metrio's minion trio, has long dark blue hair and is fairly handsome.

    Array Danon Ci 
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Voiced by: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka (Japanese) and Sam Riegel (English)

The third member of the trio from De Metrio's forces who have made an alliance with Kiss, as well as the youngest and most effeminate of the three. He pilots Ovus Teneritas, armed with a pair of shoulder cannons and a force field.


  • Attractive Bent-Gender: He passes off as a girl so easily that it's a genuine surprise when he turns out to have been Asteria's maid the whole time. In Episode 9, some guy even starts flirting with him even after being told he was a guy.
  • Bunny-Ears Lawyer: As much of a competent pilot he is, he enjoys wearing a maid outfit.
  • Dragged into Drag: Somehow, the poor guy wound up as a maid, complete with female maid outfit. Despite this, he doesn't take it off after that episode, and he seems to almost like the outfit.
  • Dude Looks Like a Lady: He's frequently confused for a girl.
  • Fetish: Maid outfits. Guess what he wears most of the time.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Alongside Izo and Kirius near the end of Season 1, when they decide to help the Jersey Club against Villagiulio.
  • The Kirk: He's at the balanced middle of the trio from De Metrio's forces, not being stoic like Kirius and nowhere near as hot-tempered as Izo.
  • Meido: Becomes this as Astelia's maid.
  • New Meat: A source of initial tension between him and Yurikano during the former's cadet days in Dawn of Memoria is that Array is too eager to prove that he can already fly an Ovid by himself.
  • Shoulder Cannons: Wields a pair of them as part of the Teneritas' arsenal.
  • Stay with the Aliens: From his perspective, he decides to stay with the humans, although this is subverted near the end of Season 2 when he decides to leave.
  • Wholesome Crossdresser: He never took the maid outfit off. Not even when Season 2 begins. During a jaunt at a haunted house, he even wore a Japanese Cute Ghost Girl costume.

    Yurikano De Metrio Lu 
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Voiced by: Mariya Ise (Japanese) and Carrie Keranen, credited as "Evelyn Lantto" (English)

Villaguilio's younger sister with some feelings for Dizelmine, who apparently perished in an incident a few years prior to the start of the series.


  • Ace Pilot: Apparently, she was one before her Heroic Sacrifice. When her soul is brought back to the world, she says her skills have apparently dulled somewhat... but she's still damn good.
  • All There in the Manual: Dawn of Memoria, a Prequel manga with an initial focus on Yurikano, actually began serialization before the anime aired. This makes her appearances in Season 1 somewhat less confusing for Japanese viewers who were reading the manga.
  • Back from the Dead: A Double Subversion. It's just a matter of a well-timed "Get A Hold Of Yourself Man" moment in the Rin-ne to bring her soul back to the body. Unfortunately, the method used has a rather nasty side-effect. She disappears once more... only to return for good at the end of the series, after Madoka and friends convinced her to stay in the material world with Dizelmine.
  • Barrier Maiden: Her presence in Rin-ne allows her to intervene when Madoka tries to use the full power of Vox Aura.
  • Chekhov's Gunman: Name dropped in Season 1, and later on has two brief appearances before her increased role in Season 2.
  • Childhood Friend Romance: With Dizelmine. They were set up in a political marriage at a young age, but both did like each other.
  • Disappears into Light: Even after her revival, she vanishes completely. She tries to disappear again in the finale, so she could stay with Dizelmine in the Rin-ne. Madoka convinces them to return to the realm of the living.
  • Empty Shell: In season 2, someone with her exact likeness appears, but she doesn't seem to be her. It's suspected that that girl is just a clone. It's really the body.
  • "Freaky Friday" Flip: She changes bodies with Madoka in the middle of season 2.
  • Genki Girl: During her happier days at the Dawn of Memoria manga.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: To stop the war between Le Garite and De Metrio, she traps her own soul inside the Rin-ne. Forever. She's nonplussed to find out that somebody is capable of accessing Rin-ne through Vox Aura.
  • Laser-Guided Amnesia: Subverted. Her memory is not "lost" — her soul is not there to begin with due to being trapped in the Rin-ne.
  • Perfectly Arranged Marriage: She was going to have a political marriage with Dizelmine. It was ultimately cancelled, but it's confirmed Yurikano and Dizelmine did love each other.
  • Poor Communication Kills: Madoka accuses her of not explaining the reasons behind her Heroic Sacrifice.
  • Posthumous Character: She's already dead via Heroic Sacrifice before the beginning of the series. All Polyhedron characters except Grania has a fond memory of her. Then zigzagged as someone with her exact likeness appears, but it's revealed that it's really her body, without her soul. And then her soul is brought back to Madoka's body, so she's not virtually-dead anymore. And then she Disappears into Light so she's virtually-dead again. And then she comes back for real at the end.
  • P.O.V. Boy, Poster Girl: The poster girl to Izo's P.O.V. boy during Dawn of Memoria.
  • Royals Who Actually Do Something: Izo, Kirius and Array are equally surprised to learn that she is their student-instructor during their academy days in Dawn of Memoria.
  • Showgirl Skirt: Her dress has the skirt cut much closer at the front.
  • Something Only They Would Say: When the De Metrio trio encounters her in Madoka's body, they ask her to do this to prove her identity. When she later speaks to Villaguilio, she becomes Genre Savvy and does this trope without prompting.
  • Tsundere: Towards Dizelmine. When he confesses his love to her, she claims to hate him, but everyone present knows she means the opposite.
  • Walking Spoiler: It is essentially impossible to discuss her without revealing that she is still alive.
  • You Are Worth Hell: Defied as she want to stay in the Rin-ne with the comatose Dizelmine to atone for the extreme damage they caused to the worlds, but Madoka and friends bring them back to the materium.

    Grania 
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Voiced by: Megumi Nakajima (Japanese) and Cristina Valenzuela (English)

Villaguilio's second-in-command.


Le Garite and Polyhedron Federation (Unmarked Spoiler Warning)

    King Dizelmine Fin E Ld Si 
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Voiced by: Daisuke Ono (Japanese) and Liam O'Brien (English)

The supposed main antagonist of Season 2, Lan's older brother and king of Le Garite. He initially seems to be an ally of Novumundos, but his true objective is making use of Madoka and the Voxes to destroy the planet De Metrio, as part of his plan to ensure Le Garite's survival as both planets' respective planetary systems are en-route tpwards collision.


  • Aloof Big Brother: Lan highly respects Dizelmine, but their sibling relationship isn't affectionate because he's so emotionally distant.
  • Anti-Villain: Of the Well-Intentioned Extremist variant. More than willing to make other peoples' lives a living hell so long as that means his own citizens are safe.
  • The Atoner: According to Astelia, his Plot-Relevant Age Down at the end of the series carries the implication that he may have wished to turn back time so he can set right every wrong he made — the same wish Astelia herself made that turned her into what she is today.
  • Big Bad: He becomes the main antagonist for Season 2 once his true plans come to light and he becomes a greater threat than Villagulio, though subverted as he is ultimately a pawn to Moid.
  • Big Bad Ensemble: Built up as this with Villagulio in Season 2, but subverted in that he becomes a mindless puppet of Moid, while Villagulio makes a Heel–Face Turn.
  • Disc-One Final Boss: Sort of- he is the Final Boss, but in the end he was a pawn of his advisor Moid.
  • Final Boss: Riding Magoltul, he is last opponent the Jersey Club fights directly.
  • Fountain of Youth: At the end of the series, he becomes a little boy after going into the Rin-ne dimension.
  • Heel–Face Revolving Door: He starts out as the Big Good counterpart to Villagulio, but then reveals his plans to destroy the planet De Metrio, then agrees to a ceasefire and truce only to break it later on. Though he ultimately ends up a hero for good after Madoka and friends remind him of his better days.
  • I Have Your Wife: He kidnaps Villaguilio's sister, which he subtly uses to gain some leverage on Villaguilio.
  • Laughing Mad: In Episode 22, after killing Villagulio in cold blood by stomping on him with his Vox.
  • Not So Stoic: He acts like The Stoic until the middle of Season 2, wherein he exposes his true feelings regarding Yurikano and reconciles with Villagulio. And then his stoic mask completely breaks when he snaps towards the end of the season.
  • Older Than He Looks: Returns from Rinne as a young boy, not unlike Queen Maycun. He ends up looking younger than Lan.
  • Overly Long Name: Being a king, his name is a bit long: Dizelmine Fin E Ld Si.
  • Perfectly Arranged Marriage: He was engaged in a political marriage with Yurikano, but it got cancelled. He admits he did really love her and it's clear the feeling is mutual despite Yurikano denying it.
  • Psychotic Smirk: Sports one in Episodes 6 and 10 of Season 2.
  • Purple Is Powerful: Hinting his status as king of Le Garite, one of the most powerful persons in this setting.
  • The Stoic: Much like his sister, he tries to look dignified and solemn to fir his position as royalty.
  • Unwitting Pawn: Everything he has done, no matter how well-intentioned, ultimately fell right into Moid's schemes.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: Had this relationship with Villaguilio.
  • Walking Spoiler: His role as a major villain, instead of the Big Good he seemed to be in Season 1, makes him this.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: With heavy emphasis on "Extremist". Mind Raping his own sister is but one of the many means he's more than willing to use in the name of saving his planet of Le Garite.
  • We Used to Be Friends: He was good friends with Villaguilio until the conflicts of their kingdoms drove them to become enemies.
  • With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: Piloting Magoltul was not conductive to his mental health.

    Balance T. Moid 
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Voiced by: Kazuyuki Okitsu (Japanese) and Vic Mignogna (English)

Dizelmine's scientist companion and advisor who was an observator at Pharos during the first season, and since then returned to assist his master. The true antagonist of the series, he used Villagulio as a pawn, manipulated Dizelmine into opening the Rin-ne, and is also responsible for Queen Maycun nearly destroying the Earth 20,000 years ago, all to discover what lies inside the Rin-ne.


  • Based on a Great Big Lie: His story about the Vox machines being weapons of mass destruction was a lie to get Villagulio to oppose Dizelmine, this giving Moid a handy excuse to get Dizelmine to do what he wants.
  • Be Careful What You Wish For: He badly wants to discover what's inside the Rin-ne, even if that causes an apocalypse. He got his wish... right after it accepted Madoka's marching song (which he deems dreadful) as its voice.
  • Big Bad: He is the real villain who played both Villagulio and Dizelmine for fools to open the Rin-ne and bring about the apocalypse.
  • Disappears into Light: At the end of the series. Given that this is what happened to Yurikano, it's possible that he may have finally entered Rin-ne after all.
  • Divide and Conquer: He does this by lying about the Vox units, calling them dangerous weapons, so the two kings will fight each other over it, making the king he serves easier to manipulate.
  • Double Agent: Tends to switch allegiances between Le Garite, Novumundos, the Jersey Club trio, and De Metrio on a whim. Ultimately subverted, as he's only in it For Science!
  • Evil All Along: He initially seems to be a friend of Lan and thus a good guy, but is the true mastermind behind the war.
  • Eyes Always Shut: Even when he's being particularly maniacal, such as yelling at Tadokoro because he wants to watch the flowers of the Rin-ne, his eyes remain shut.
    • It's even joked about in the Omake for volume 4. Apparently, while Moid would be quite handsome with his eyes open, it would also herald the end of the world. Of course, this is most likely Dizelmine having a joke at Lan's expense.
    • He finally opens his eyes in the finale. Right before he Disappears into Light.
  • Expy: He is, initially, very reminiscent of Itsuki Koizumi; a benevolent, soft-spoken, and polite ally of the main characters who nevertheless tends to get on their nerves, and can come across as quite sneaky and untrustworthy at times. Both even have Eyes Always Shut. As it later turns out, he is essentially an evil Koizumi.note 
  • Faux Affably Evil: He always acts eerily polite to everyone he interacts with, rarely breaking from his character.
  • For Science!: More than willing to manipulate anyone just to discover what's inside the Rin-ne, even if it caused Queen Maycun to accidentally almost destroy the world.
  • Jabba Table Manners: It is already made clear that there's something off about him, and in the light-hearted Episode 7 the viewer may let their guard down for a second when they see that he ordered a pudding and ice cream platter more befitting a teenage girl than a man of his age ([at least 20,000 years old, as he turned out to be). And then, for the first time in the show, he becomes genuinely creepy as he mashes the ice cream and pudding into a revolting slurry-like porridge and then consumes it, much to Shozo's horror.
  • Laser-Guided Karma: The series is averse to showing onscreen death, so he just Disappears into Light in the finale, most likely being snatched away into the Rin-ne.
  • Mad Scientist: He causes an entire war in order to bring about an apocalyptic event, just to study it For Science!
  • The Man Behind the Man: To Villagulio, who was an Unwitting Pawn he needed to create an enemy for Diezelmine. He invented the story about the Vox units to provoke Villagulio into attacking Dizelmine.
  • The Man in Front of the Man: Though he supposedly works under Asteria and Diezelmine, he is using them both to fulfill his own plans. In fact, he is the one that turned Queen Maycun, Asteria’s past self, insane.
  • Manipulative Bastard: He's the one who maneuvered Queen Maycun into opening the Rin-ne and unleashing the disaster, and plays Dizelmine like a fiddle to do the same thing.
  • Non-Action Big Bad: He never faces off with Madoka and her friends nor does he have any direct interaction with them.
  • Pass the Popcorn: When the Rin-he is about to open and destroy the world, he sits down and munches on some ice cream and pudding, waiting for the grand finale of the plan he had been orchestrating.
  • Perpetual Smiler: Save for a handful of moments where his composure breaks, he always sports the same smug smile.
  • Psychotic Smirk: Sported many of these during the end, as he anticipates the opening of the Rin-ne.
  • Really 700 Years Old: He's over 20,000 years old, same as Asteria.
  • Shirtless Scene: Doubles as Fan Disservice, because when it happens, it's revealed that the entirety of his torso is tattooed with faux-Memorias. Being in the throes of madness doesn't help.
  • The Stoic: Always seen with either a neutral expression or that creepy grin until Episode 12.
  • Sweet Tooth: Usually delights in eating ice cream, pastries and parfaits.
  • Treacherous Advisor: 20,000 years' worth of treachery under Maycun, Dizelmine, and the Jersey Club's noses.
  • The Unfought: Despite being the mastermind of the whole war, and of the apocalypse in the backstory, the heroines never confront him or even learn of his treachery onscreen, instead fighting Dizelmine as the Final Boss while Moid simply watches and then vanishes.
  • Villain: Exit, Stage Left: Attempted, but failed as he Disappears into Light.
  • Villainous Breakdown: In the end, he's visibly angry that Madoka ends up being the voice of the Rin-ne. He quickly gets over it, resolving to start anew... and then promptly Disappears into Light.
  • Walking Spoiler: His role as the true Big Bad, rather than the benevolent-if-weird advisor he seems to be in Season 1, or The Dragon he seems to be in Season 2, makes him this.

Characters Exclusive to Dawn of Memoria

    Yan De Shia Sanu 
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"Voiced" by: Mikako Komatsunote 
A student in De Metrio's Royal Air Force Training Academy, she is in Yurikano's class along with Izo, Kirius, and Array.


Alternative Title(s): Rinne No Lagrange

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