Characters / Tokyo Majin

This is the character sheet for, Tokyo Majin

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Main

The five main characters of the anime and the game:

Tatsuma "Hicchan" Hiyuu

Voiced by: Yasuyuki Kase (JP - Game), Hiro Shimono (JP - Anime), Brandon Hearnsberger (EN)

• Affectionate Nickname: Hicchan. In the American dub, it's Hiyyums. Imagine the fun the team gets when they know of his nickname.

• Berserk Button: A guy under Chaos' influence stabbed his foster parents. Guess what happens next.
• Beware the Nice Ones: In the anime, he's soft-spoken, displays some Cloud Cuckoo Lander traits on occasion, and is extremely forgiving... but when he puts his mind to it, he'll pummel you into the ground. Nicely.
• Canon Name: In the game, the player could choose his name, but Tatsuma is the default and is mentioned as such in the anime and other media.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: In the anime, he's perfectly happy making friends, eating strawberries, and doing goofy things, but when demons start trying to kill people...
• Even the Guys Want Him: with Kyouichi.
• Good Samaritan
• Hello, [Insert Name Here]: If you change his name in the games.
• The Hero
• Heroic Mime
• Mysterious Past
• New Transfer Student
• The Quiet One: Not in the anime though.
• Sentai: He's an unofficial Cosmo Ranger in the game.
• The Sixth Ranger: Unlike the other characters can never use a Combination Attack with the Cosmo Rangers in battle but Takeshi does make him an unofficial member or official if it's Takeshi's ending.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Strawberry milkshake, strawberry milk, strawberry ramen, strawberry dorayaki, strawberry anything...

Aoi Misato

Voiced by: Yui Horie (JP), Stephanie Wittels (EN)

• Determinator: No one's going to be stopping her from saving Tokyo, not even Kyoichi.
• Idiot Hair: Her grades prove otherwise on her intelligence.
• Important Haircut: Right at the beginning of season 2, and to her front bangs, along with Hisui.
• The Medic: Her Bosatsugan (Bodhisattva Eye). Doesn't use it as common as other healing methods, though, since it not only patches up people, it also ages people super fast, and can destroy cities.
• Ms. Fanservice: Hmmm...
  • Shown (and fainted, therefore remaining in a coma for a full day) in a School Swimsuit once,
  • Shown her bare back to Hiyyums (though this counts also as Fan Disservice as there's a scar on her lower back),
  • Fought an enemy with only a Modesty Towel on; prior to this she was having an outdoor bath.

• The Ojou: Yamato Nadeshiko? Check. Student Council President? Check. Hime Cut? Checkity-check.
• Onee-sama: With regards to Marie in the game.
• Pacifist
• Student Council President: The council isn't as absurdly powerful as you think.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl. Komaki's the tomboy.
• Yamato Nadeshiko: Her family was under the Tokugawa clan (the Misato residence has the Tokugawa mon everywhere), and the demure, soft-spoken Aoi herself wields a naginata.

Kyouichi "Kyo-chan" Houraiji

Voiced by: Masaki Kawanabe (JP), David Wald (EN)

• Anime Hair: Anime only. The games give him a more normal cut.
• Berserk Button: Don't call him Kyo-chan(Japanese)/Kyochi(American dub).
• Cluster F-Bomb: American dub only.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Not the brightest in Maria's class, but kicks truckloads of ass.
• Delinquents
• Even the Guys Want Him: Moroha, a game only character, has a crush on him.
• Hot-Blooded: Boiling hot.
• Idiot Hair: Lowered a bit in season 2, but it's still there.
• The Lancer: Despite using a wooden sword.
• Lost Him in a Card Game: In the game Kyouichi loses most of his clothing (complete with hilarious CG) to Murasame as a result of gambling on a Hanafuda card game.
• Mouthy Kid: Anime only. Coupled with the Cluster F-Bomb in the American dub.
• Otaku: Kyouichi is an Idol Otaku for game-only character Sayaka. When he manages to see her with his own eyes in person, he says, 'I'll never blink again!!'
• The Nicknamer: Let's see now...
  • Aoi: Ojou-sama/Princess
  • Komaki: Otoko-onna/She-male
  • Yuuya: Meatbag
  • Kyouko: Stalker
  • Hisui: Muttsuri/Gloom-and-Doom
  • Raito: Raiden-no-Yarou/Lightning Kid
• Street Samurai
• Wooden Katanas Are Even Better: When it can make serious wounds.
• Well, Excuse Me, Princess!: One-way only, to Aoi of all girls.

Komaki Sakurai

Voiced by: Yuu Asakawa (JP - Game), Satomi Arai (JP - Anime), Melissa Prichett (EN)

• Action Girl: Both girls are fighty, but Komaki takes the most share.
• Battle Couple: Seems to be this with Yuuya.
• Fiery Redhead: Her hair isn't actually orange-reddish, but it's the closest anyone in the show gets.
• Idiot Hair
• The Smart Guy: The Smart Girl.
• Taken for Granite: Renji, Yuuya's old friend, does this to her to get at him. Didn't end well.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Aoi's girly girl.

Yuuya Daigo

Voiced by: Takayuki Ishiguro (JP - Game), Katsui Taira (JP - Anime), Andrew Love (EN)

• Battle Couple: Seems to be this with Komaki.
• The Big Guy: BIG giveaway.
• Berserk Button: Mainly to do with Komaki's suffering at the hands of Sakuma in the game. In the anime, Renji tortured Komaki.
• Defeat Means Playable: In the game.
• Delinquents: Used to be one; his old buddy Renji is bitter at him for going straight.
• Out of Focus: In season 1. Season 2 gives some insight to his past however.
• Supreme Chef: In the anime.
• Stay in the Kitchen: Said to Aoi and Komaki pretty much every five minutes. He does it less as the story goes on, realising the girls probably would kick as much demon butt.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of ghosts and anything spiritual.
  • "You mean something like ghosts?" "Yes." "Gaah!"

Supporting Playable Characters

A list of all the playable supporting characters in the game. Please note that some of these characters such as Hisui Kisaragi play a bigger role in the anime and most were omitted from the anime altogether. Also some had vastly different personalities but as the game came first this character list will be organised according to the character listings from the game to make it easier to read for characters that were omitted.

Hisui Kisaragi

Voiced by: Eiji Sekiguchi (JP), Illich Guardiola (EN)

• Ascended Extra: In the game Kisaragi was not all that important to the storyline, but his role was greatly expanded upon for the anime.
• Making a Splash: Virtually all of his game attacks are water based.
• My Master, Right or Wrong: The Kisaragi are tasked with killing the people who have the Bosatsugan. Hisui is in dilemma when his target is Aoi.
• Ninja: In the anime, he uses kunai daggers a lot.
• Undying Loyalty to Aoi. This is anime only as he has no connection to her at all in the game.
• Unlucky Childhood Friend: To Aoi too. Too bad he's contending with a foul-mouthed Street Samurai and a carefree-yet-punchy New Transfer Student.

Raito Umon

Voiced by: Eiji Sekiguchi (JP - Game), Go Shinomiya (JP - Anime), Jason Douglas (EN)

• A Good Name for a Rock Band: CROW in the anime, named for his friend Ryoichi.
• Defeat Means Friendship: Anime only. You never have to fight him in the game as he can just join you given the right choices.
• Idol Singer: For Crow. Anime only as he only plays a guitar in the game and isn't even affiliated with a rock group.

Maiko Takamizawa

Voiced by: Mai Nagasako (JP - Game), Kyoko Hikami (JP - Anime), Melissa Davis (EN)

• Hospital Hottie
• I See Dead People: In the anime she is able to see ghosts.

Arisa Fujisaki

Voiced by: Yuki Masuda

• Cynicism Catalyst: Arisa's teaming up with Sagaya is purely for her revenge on the bullies who killed her little brother.

• Pet the Dog: Literally in her case as she does have a dog.
• Put on a Bus: She's a game only character although Maiko does use some of her traits and story as well as Reiji.
• Weapon Specialization: Her choice of weapon is a whip.

Misa Uramitsu

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura

• Adapted Out: Game only character.
• Beautiful All Along: On a trip to the pool neither Tatsuma, Kyouichi or Daigo recognize her without her glasses.
• Creepy Doll: She carries it around with her.

Hyougo Shigure

Voiced by: Akimitsu Takase

• Adapted Out: Game only character.

• Doppel Ganger Attack: Shigure splits into two doppelgangers in battle, giving you two characters for the price of one! If one dies, the other does, though.
• Fan Boy: He is a huge fan of Idol Singer Sayaka Maizono who can later join the party.

• Self-Duplication: He has the ability to literally split himself in two.
• Otaku: Shigure, like Kyouichi, is an Idol Otaku for Sayaka.
• Strength Equals Worthiness: Justified because of the below trope.

Yukino Oribe

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura (JP - Game), Michiru Yamazaki (JP - Anime), Kara Greenberg (EN)

• Ambiguously Brown: In the game she has quite the tan.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: She's the tomboy whereas Hinano is the polar opposite.

Hinano Oribe

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura (JP - Game), Ryōko Ono (JP - Anime), Maggie Flecknoe (EN)

• Shrinking Violet: She is very shy. Very very shy.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: She's the girly girl whereas Yukino is the polar opposite.

Alan Claude/Kurodo

Voiced by: Yasuyuki Kase (JP - Game), Shuuhei Sakaguchi (JP - Anime), Josh Grelle (EN)

• Chivalrous Pervert: Kisses Aoi's hand at first sight.
• Delinquents: Doesn't go to school, instead living with homeless guys.
• Funny Foreigner: Could probably be this.
• Gratuitous English
• The Gunslinger: His choice of weapons in the game.
• Sentai: He's an unofficial Cosmo Ranger.

Marie Claire

Voiced by: Mai Nagasako (JP - Game), Kana Ueda (JP - Anime), Serena Varghese (EN)

• Berserk Button: Anime only, and it doesn't take much to trigger it either.
• Playing with Fire
• Gratuitous English
• Heel–Face Turn
• Little Miss Badass
• Plucky Girl: She is treated very nastily by a group of minor villains in the game, so much so that she rebels and decides to stand up for her newfound friend, Aoi.
• Undying Loyalty: To Yagyuu, anime only.

Takeshi Akai

Voiced by: Shu Saito

• Adapted Out: Game only character.
• Batter Up!: Takeshi's weapon is a baseball bat.
• The Hero
• Henshin Hero: He's the leader, Cosmo Red.
• Ranger: The Cosmo Rangers.
• Sentai: He's part of a team of sentai superheroes known as the Cosmo Rangers.
• "Super Sentai" Stance: Each of the three members has a special stance.

Hayato Kurosaki

Voiced by: Eiji Sekiguchi

• Adapted Out: Game only character.
• Henshin Hero: He's Cosmo Black.
• I Know Madden Kombat
• Improbable Weapon User: His weapon of choice is his soccer ball.
• The Lancer: Hayato
• Sentai: He's part of the Cosmo Rangers.
• "Super Sentai" Stance

Momoka Hongou

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura

• Adapted Out: Game only character.
• Henshin Hero: She's Cosmo Pink.
• Improbable Weapon User: As a gymnast she uses her rhythmic gymnastics ribbon as her weapon.
• Sentai: Cosmo Ranger.
• "Super Sentai" Stance

Moroha Kirishima

Voiced by: Shu Saito

• Oblivious to Love: Kirishima is completely oblivious to Sayaka's one sided love for him as he is so fixated, emotionally that is, on Kyouichi.
• Put on a Bus: Game only character.

Sayaka Maizono

Voiced by: Mai Nagasako

• Body Guard Crush: She has a one-sided crush on her bodyguard, Kirishima.
• Idol Singer
• Magic Music: Sayaka's weapon of choice is her singing which can attack and cause various status effects on enemies and heal allies.
• Put on a Bus: Game only character.

Liu Xianyue

Voiced by: Akira Sasanuma

• Occult Detective: He's very knowledgable about it.
• Put on a Bus: Game only character.
• Ranger: He's an unofficial Cosmo Ranger and as such unlike the main three members never wears a Sentai uniform either in or outside of battle.
• Sentai: Again he's an unofficial Cosmo Ranger.
• The Smart Guy
• Trademark Favorite Food: He loves pork buns.

Kureha Mibu

Voiced by: Yasuyuki Kase

• Defeat Means Playable: Game only.
• Defector from Decadence
• Hitman with a Heart: He was hired to assassinate the main characters. But turns out, he's got a reason, and Yagyuu disguised as his boss to order Team Magami's elimination.
• Professional Killer: He has his reasons though. He actually works as an assassion to earn money to pay for treatment for his sickly mother who has been hospitalised.

Shikou Murasame

Voiced by: Akimitsu Takase

• Adapted Out: Game only character.
• Defeat Means Friendship
• Defeat Means Playable
• The Gambler
• Handsome Lech
• Those Two Guys: With Mikado.

Haruaki Mikado

Voiced by: Tomohiro Tsuboi

• Adapted Out: Game only character.
• Eye of Newt: He uses paper dolls to summon Fuyou.
• Those Two Guys: With Murasame.

Fuyou

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura

• Put on a Bus: Game only character.

Sayo Hirasaka

Voiced by: Kozue Yoshimizu (JP), Serena Varghese (EN)

• Magic Music: Sayo's weapon of choice is her singing which can attack and cause various status effects on enemies and heal allies rather like Sayaka only much better as a result of her Secret Character status.
• The Mole: In the game she is actually working for her brother. In the anime, Tendou used her to reel Tatsuma into his trap.
• Redemption Equals Death: She never really wanted to go through with her brother's (game)/Tendou's (anime) plans and was very fond of Tatsuma but she dies along with her brother when the building burns to the ground (game)/turns into dust (anime).
• Redemption Equals Life: If you meet the requirements Sayo can come back from the dead and join you virtually at the end of the game.
• Secret Character
• Together in Death: Sayo stays behind in a burning building to die with her brother Shirou.

Enemies

Tendo Kozunu

Voiced by: Yasuyuki Kase (JP - Game), Anri Katsu (JP - Anime), Vic Mignogna (EN)

• Alas, Poor Villain
• An Arm and a Leg
• Ax-Crazy
• Disc-One Final Boss
• Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas
• Heel–Face Turn: In the final battle, his spirit helped Tatsuma defeat Yagyuu.
• Mercy Kill
• Used to Be a Sweet Kid
• You Don't Look Like You: Kozunu's character design underwent the biggest change looking nothing like his original game design

Yagyu Munetaka

Voiced by: Shouto Kashii (JP), Charles C. Campbell (EN)

• Big Bad: Wants to overthrow the Tokugawa shogunate, and late in season 2, FLATTENS Tokyo.

Suikaku

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura

Fuukaku

Voiced by: Yasuyuki Kase

Enkaku

Voiced by: Shu Saito

Gankaku

Voiced by: Hideaki Ono

Raikaku

Voiced by: Eiji Sekiguchi

Izou Sakuma

Voiced by: Akimitsu Takase

• Delinquents

Ryouichi Karasu

Voiced by: Shu Saito (JP - Game), Daisuke Sakaguchi (JP - Anime), Greg Ayres (EN)

• A Good Name for a Rock Band: CROW in the anime.
• Creepy Crows: In the anime he turns into a Crow demon. In the game however he controls them. Karasu - said like 'crow', but is written with different kanji. He views crows as higher beings than humans, creatures who used to serve the gods but later fell out of favour.
• Musical Assassin

Reiji Sagaya

Voiced by: Shu Saito (JP - Game), Yoshimitsu Shimoyama (JP - Anime), Chris Patton (EN)

• Bullying a Dragon: Bullied all his life, has no friends, and then he gets special powers. Guess what he does with them.
• Dream Land: Of the specific person variety - in this case Reiji himself.
• Heel–Face Turn: Eventually becomes a good guy and practises onmyoudo at Sakuragaoka Hospital.
• Stalker with a Crush: In the game he becomes obssessed with Aoi after she is nice to him and he pulls her into his dream world.

Renji Magatsu

Voiced by: Akimitsu Takase (JP - Game), Yutaka Aoyama (JP - Anime), Jose Diaz (EN)

• Abusive Parents: His dad beat him regularly.
• Bald of Evil
• Dishing Out Dirt
• Et Tu, Brute?: To Daigo.
• Self-Made Orphan
• Sharp-Dressed Man
• Taken for Granite: He has the power to turn people into stone.

Eiji Shirou

Voiced by: Eiji Sekiguchi

• Aloof Big Brother: To Sayo.
• Brother–Sister Incest: Again to Sayo. 'Your body and your soul... they belong to me. Your hair... your hands... your lips...'
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Shirou has the character for 'death' in his name. If you didn't get the hint that meant he was an evil zombie-making doctor on a revenge spree, then you can only blame yourself.
• Together in Death: Sayo stays behind in a burning building to die with her brother, Shirou.

Ryou Mizuki

Voiced by: Shu Saito

• Evil Cripple
• Faux Affably Evil
• People Puppets
• Ungrateful Bastard: Tatsuma saves him from getting hit by a bus. he kills his parents.

Gill Rouzes

Voiced by: Hideaki Ono

• Those Wacky Nazis: He leads a group of Neo-Nazis.

Tony Washington

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura

• Foreign Cuss Word
• Gratuitous English: In connection with the Foreign Cuss Word trope.
• Scary Black Man
• Those Wacky Nazis: A member of Gill's Rosencroitz Academy.
• Token Minority

Ewan Nicholas

Voiced by: Eiji Sekiguchi

• Husky Russkie: Inverted though as he isn't as husky as other characters but does still fit this trope. He uses boxing as his fighting style.
• Mother Russia Makes You Strong
• Those Wacky Nazis: A member of Gill's Rosencroitz Academy.

Sara Thoth

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura

• Those Wacky Nazis: A member of Gill's Rosencroitz Academy.

Kiriko Tatewaki

Voiced by: Eiji Sekiguchi

• Stalker with a Crush: To Sayaka.

Ushimitsu Hodoro

Voiced by: Akimitsu Takase

Ukon Yatsurugi

Voiced by: Tomohiro Tsuboi

Taichi Musashiyama

Voiced by: Akimitsu Takase

Douma Ashiya

Voiced by: Yasuyuki Kase

Tomoaki Ashiya

Voiced by: Tomohiro Tsuboi

Sera Rikudou

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura (JP - Game), Saori Seto (JP - Anime), Maggie Flecknoe (EN)

• Heel–Face Turn (anime only)

Other Characters

Kyoko Tohno

Voiced by: Yukari Tamura (JP - Game), Sayaka Narita (JP - Anime), Brittney Karbowski (EN)

• Affectionate Nickname: Anko
• School Newspaper Newshound: Subversion, as she's close to Student Council President Aoi.

Maria Alucad

Voiced by: Yuki Masuda (JP), Robin Terry (EN)

• Even the Girls Want Her: Komaki says this about Maria-sensei.
• Hot Teacher
• Not Even Human
• Our Vampires Are Different
• Sexy Mentor: To the max. Kyoichi only wishes he could get called to her office.
• Teacher/Student Romance: She flirts a lot with Tatsuma in the game and that's mandatory even if you aren't going for her ending.
• What Measure Is a Non-Human?

Morihito Inugami

Voiced by: Tomohiro Tsuboi (JP), John Gremillion (EN)

• Not Even Human
• Our Werewolves Are Different
• Stoic Spectacles
• What Measure Is a Non-Human?

Eri Amano

Voiced by: Yuki Masuda

• Adapted Out: Game only character.
• Going for the Big Scoop
• Intrepid Reporter

Takako Iwayama

Voiced by: Takako Hasegawa (JP - Game), Yoko Soumi (JP - Anime), Christine Auten (EN)

• I Was Quite a Looker: In the game at any rate.

Satomi Aoba

Voiced by: Junko Okada

Takumi Higa

Voiced by: Masakazu Suzuki

Tougo Narutaki

Voiced by: Tomohiro Tsuboi (JP - Game), Yasushi Miyabayashi (JP - Anime)

Ryuuzan Arai

Voiced by: Shouto Kashii (JP - Game), Ikkyuu Juku (JP - Anime), Chris Ayres (EN)

Doushin Narasaki

Voiced by: Hiromichi Kogami (JP - Game), Shinpachi Tsuji (JP - Anime), John Gremillion (EN)

Masaki Akizuki

Voiced by: Yuki Masuda

Ryuuji Yashiro / Kaosu

Voiced by: Hiroaki Miura

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