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The main setting of Cold Steel III, Thors Branch Campus is, at its name implies, a branch of Thors Military Academy founded by Prince Olivert and located in Leeves, just west of the capital city of Heimdallr. It was created after the civil war with the intention of accepting students from the new provinces, as well as drop-outs from other schools.

It is headed by former Noble Alliance commander Aurelia Le Guin, whilst Michael Irving of the Railway Military Police serves as Chief Instructor. Professor G. Schmidt also serves as a special advisor. As the main campus's Class VII was replaced with a traditional Class VI, it features a new Class VII, tasked with Special Operations and taught by Rean Schwarzer, Class VIII, tasked with Combat Tactics and taught by Randolph "Randy" Orlando, and Class IX, tasked with Military Finance and taught by Towa Herschel.

For tropes pertaining to Class VII, see here.

Warning: spoilers relating to events/reveals that happen during the first two Cold Steel games shall be left unmarked. Certain spoilers relating to the third and fourth games, however, shall remain tagged.


Thors Branch Campus as a whole:

  • Big Damn Heroes: In Reverie, both Main and Branch Campus are the first to arrive in Crossbell to assist the Crossbell police in distracting the Retributive Towerā€™s army of soldats.
  • Blue Is Heroic: In contrast to students from Thors Main Campus, which now have black and red as the uniform's general color scheme, the students of Branch instead wear two shades of blue.
  • Child Soldiers: While the Main Campus students of Rean's batch were also trained to potentially serve as members of the military, and even fought as volunteer crew members of the Courageous during the civil war, they were never outright regularly sent out on actual military missions the way the Branch Campus students are every month. Even the original Class VII, for all the major incidents they got involved in prior to the civil war, only did so because they happened to be at the right place at the right time.
  • Cool Train: The Derfflinger, which consists of six cars.
  • From Zero to Hero: Despite being originally considered as little more than a trash school to put unwanted individuals, the Branch Campus earned itself a reputation solid enough to rival the Main Campus by the time of Reverie, barely a year after it opened thanks to its field exercises and various showings before and in the wake of the Great War.
  • Humongous Mecha: Part of their curriculum is learning how to pilot Panzer Soldats. By Chapter 3 of Cold Steel III, the school comes to own three Drakkhen II, two Hector Mk.II, two Spiegel S (one belonging to Aurelia), and the Kestrel Beta. Chapter 4 also introduces the Goliath Noa which, thanks to no one else being able to handle it properly, becomes Altina's personal machinenote .
  • Military Academy: As the name implies. However, compared to the Main Campus which became increasingly militaristic following the graduation of Rean's batch, even removing free days and club activities from its curriculum, the Branch Campus maintains the classic traditions as per Aurelia's commands, maintaining its Mildly Military aesthetic.
  • Only One Name: The majority of the students are only known by their first name.
  • Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Originally with the Panzer Soldats as boys piloted the Blue Drakkhen and girls piloted a Pink Drakkhen during training sessions. This later gets thrown out the window with the arrival of the Spiegel S, an additional Hector Mk.II, Kestrel Beta, and later the Goliath Noa.
  • Reassigned to Antarctica: Most students who have enrolled at this academy are those who weren't able to enter the main branch - possibly because the higher-ups didn't want them on the same campus as the crown prince for a variety of reasons. Aurelia claims that it's the same for the teachers as well. However, some students like Kurt and Stark could have been in the main campus, but chose the branch campus for their own reasons.
  • The Squad: The Branch Campus as a whole fits like this, basically being a small platoon in number when counting both students and the staff members together. Invoked as well because one of the primary purposes of the Branch Campus is to basically act as counter-terrorist unit against threats to the Empire such as Ouroboros.
  • Uriah Gambit: Towa fears that the government is sending the branch campus to fight against Ouroboros and jaegers knowing that it's a suicide mission. If the branch campus get slaughtered, that ruins Olivert's plans to maintain his influence. If the branch campus succeeds, that means the government doesn't have to divert as many resources to fighting Ouroboros and the jaegers.

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Class VIII

    Instructor Randolph "Randy" Orlando 

After the events of Cold Steel IV, he has left the Branch Campus and returned to Crossbell.

See Crossbell Special Support Section.

    Ash Carbide 

    Jessica Schleiden 
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Voiced by: Ayana Taketatsu (Japanese)

A trustworthy noble girl from the Nortia Province. She joins the tennis club with Juna and Louise and specializes in the Schleiden-style spearmanship.


  • Aloof Dark-Haired Girl: She has long blue hair and is generally very composed.
  • Ambiguously Bi: On the one hand, she vouches for Kairi's cuteness during some girl talk about the boys on campus, and at the beginning of Cold Steel III Chapter 2, she says she's got her eye on Cedric. On the other hand, she later claims that Alisa is more beautiful than Angelica described; it's also implied she may have had "experience" with Angelica in the past.
  • Blue Blood: The Schleiden family is a pretty well-known noble family, with their spearmanship being almost as famous as the swordsmanship of the Vander and Arseid families.
  • Can't Catch Up: A side quest in Cold Steel III reveals that she has started feeling this way around Chapter 3, lamenting how she's still at beginner level even after three months of training while Kurt had been intermediate level since the start of the school year. After Rean spars with her, he gives some words of wisdom about not comparing herself to others and just focusing on improving herself regardless. Words that Jessica takes to heart.
  • Expy Coexistence: Like Laura, she's a young blue-haired noblewoman from a family renowned for their martial arts. In Jessica's case, her family is renowned for their spearmanship. Unlike Laura however, Jessica can be quite casual and is less prone to making mistakes when it comes to technology.
  • Friendly Rivalry: She and Juna compete against each other in the tennis club, but remain close friends.
  • Promoted to Playable: Although it's just for a short moment, you actually get to control Jessica in sidequest against Rean. Fortunately enough for the players, he actually holds back a lot as Jessica doesn't have any S-Crafts, items, Brave Orders, or other tools that could be useful, save for her artes and crafts. He will still use artes on you, however. She's playable again in Cold Steel IV and she's linked up with Wayne who is also a case of this trope. Rean makes her and Wayne fight against Laura and Duvalie who thankfully also hold back against them.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: She's the blue to Wayne's red due to her more refined fighting style and her crafts having ice properties.

    Leonora 
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Voiced by: Ryōko Shiraishi (Japanese)

A tomboyish girl from the Lamare Province. She joins the swimming club with Altina, Wayne, and Stark and uses a large assault rifle.


  • Ace Pilot: She can pilot the Courageous II just fine even under heavy fire in Cold Steel IV. She does have experience piloting ships when she was still part of the sea jaegers.
  • Ambiguously Brown: Her skin is noticeably darker than the other students', but her being part of a different ethnicity is never brought up.
  • Affectionate Nickname: Juna and Maya call her "Leo-nee" in the Japanese script
  • Cool Big Sis: She tries to be this to her fellow students, and Juna and Maya actually do seem to think of her as one, going by the Japanese script.
  • Guest-Star Party Member: She ends up racing against Shirley of all people in a swimming competition during Cold Steel IV.

    Maya 
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Voiced by: Saori Goto (Japanese)

A quiet girl from the Lamare Province. She joins the tea ceremony club with Musse and Kairi and her main weapon is a sniper rifle.


  • Alcoholic Parent: Her father is shown drunk throughout a good chunk of his appearances in Cold Steel III, with her reactions implying it's a common occurence.
  • Aloof Dark-Haired Girl: She has short black hair and doesn't emote much.
  • Big Eater: She can eat a lot of food, which can sometimes take Rean aback.
  • But Not Too Foreign: Her mother was from Calvard and was of Eastern descent, hence her knowledge and interest in Musse's tea ceremony club.
  • Calling the Old Man Out: When confronting her father in a bar in Raquel, he tries to mollify her by saying he hasn't sold any of her mother's things. She becomes PISSED and makes it clear that he should never even think about the idea.
  • Child of Two Worlds: Her father is Erebonian and her mother is from Calvard.
  • Cold Sniper: She uses a sniper rifle and doesn't show much emotion whether or not she's using it.
  • Daddy Issues: She does not have a very high opinion of her father who is shown to be an utter drunk.
  • Green-Eyed Monster: When she hears about Sidney and Adaā€™s quasi-date at Michelam, she finds herself feeling surprisingly upset at the news.
  • Missing Mom: Her mother died a few years ago.
  • Sins of Our Fathers: Her dad was working for one of the men who instigated the Hamel Incident. He then crossed the Despair Event Horizon for it and has been drinking since.
  • Ship Tease: She expresses jealousy at Sidney and Adaā€™s date at Mishelam, implying sheā€™s been developing feelings for him.
  • What Is This Feeling?: She feels upset at hearing about Sidney's progress with Ada, but she doesn't understand why.
  • Yaoi Fangirl: She ends up becoming one after borrowing a certain book from Musse and reading it quickly.

    Wayne Brighton 
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Voiced by: Daisuke Hirakawa (Japanese)

A boy from Heimdallr who initially wanted to enroll at Thors Main Campus, but due to a mix up, he ended up enrolling at the Thors Branch Campus instead. He joins the swimming club with Altina, Leonora, and Stark and his main weapon is a sword.


  • The Comically Serious: There's plenty of humor to be had from how he tries to take himself too seriously.
  • Flaming Sword: One of his crafts has him use his sword on fire to slash his enemies.
  • Guest-Star Party Member: He's playable for one mini-game where he has to beat Rean in swimming.
  • Military Brat: His father is a soldier who was stationed at Garrelia Fortress who thankfully managed to survive its destruction. Emulating his father played a part in Wayne's decision to join Thors.
  • Muscles Are Meaningful: He's a firm believer of building up muscles.
  • Promoted to Playable: He becomes a playable character in Cold Steel IV, linked alongside Jessica for one fight against Laura and Duvalie.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: He's the impulsive red guy to Jessica's cooler approach girl, made more apparent with his crafts having fire properties.

    Sidney 
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Voiced by: Daisuke Matsubara (Japanese)

An energetic yet "unfortunate" boy from Grenville City near Leeves. He joins the chess club with Kurt and his main weapon is a sniper rifle.


  • Ambiguously Bi: Despite his Running Gag of striking out with girls, Sidney also has a habit of going on about how attractive and cool the other guys around him are. Supposedly, it's just because he's jealous of their appeal, but with how often he makes those comments, it's a bit suspicious. It's especially noteworthy in his friendship with Kurt, whose appearance Sidney comments on a lot. Once, he says that he would date Kurt in a heartbeat "if Kurt was a girl," but other times, he just comments on Kurt's pretty-boy looks without such qualifiers.
  • Book Dumb: He got the lowest exam scores out of the entire Branch Campus during midterms, and ended up on 88th place.
  • Butt-Monkey: He doesn't have very good luck.
  • Casanova Wannabe: It's noted by the girls that Sidney is in fact good looking, but his personality and hobbies of collecting gravure pictures and trying to pick up girls leaves much to be desired. He's even described as the unfortunate handsome type by Maya.
  • Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: He's not really that smart and is hopeless when it comes to girls, but it's stated by Maya, who is considered the best sniper at the branch campus, that he's better than her at sniping "moving" targets. If Sidney applied himself more, he could very well become better than her one day.
  • Friendly Sniper: He uses a sniper rifle and is quite personable, especially compared to fellow sniper Maya.
  • Green-Eyed Monster: Played for Laughs when it comes to other boys having more luck with girls than him, particularly with Rean. In a conversation with Stark, where the two end up noting Rean's close relationship with so many beautiful women, Sidney even has says this about him:
    Sidney: I'm burning with jealousy! That damn Chad needs to backflip onto a land mine already!
  • Noble Male, Roguish Male: He's the "roguish" type compared to his friend Kurt, who's noble in both class and personality.
  • Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond: Inverted; it's noted by Sidney that he was one of the smartest kids back in his hometown, but the moment he enrolled at Thors Branch Campus, he quickly found himself at the bottom of the ladder. This actually causes him some grief for a while until a pep talk from Rean and Maya helps snaps him out of his funk.
  • Oblivious to Love: While heā€™s focused entirely on his slight progress in his relationship with Ada, he has no idea Maya also seems to be interested in him.
  • Ship Tease: Surprisingly enough, he ends up having some moments with Ada in Cold Steel IV.
  • Smart People Play Chess: Inverted; he's in the chess club and scored lower on the exams than the entire rest of the Branch Campus.

    Freddy 
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Voiced by: Shinnosuke Tachibana (Japanese)

A boy from the Sutherland Province obsessed with the outdoors. He joins the cooking club with Tita and Sandy and uses a trident.


  • Cordon Bleugh Chef: He loves cooking with insects and monster parts. His dishes tend to smell and taste strongly, but Rean notes that they leave a pleasant aftertaste.
  • A Day in the Limelight: A Daydream in Reverie focuses on him, even letting him be playable on the field for the duration. It's a cooking competition where he stabs the local wildlife of the monsters at Rock Patio.
  • Good Eyes, Evil Eyes: Played with; his eyes are pretty creepy, and he can sometimes take others aback, but he's definitely a good guy.
  • Nature Lover: He's very much in love with all things in nature and has no problems camping outside.

    Gustav 
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Voiced by: Hiroshi Isobe (Japanese)

A dependable boy from the mining town of Aragon in the Lamare Province. He joins the modern music club with Valerie and Pablo. His main weapon is an orbal cannon.


  • The Apprentice: After Mint joins Thors Branch Campus, Gustaf becomes one to her as a craftsman. He acts in her place with the creation and installation of EX Orbs during field exercises.
  • Big Fun: He's bigger than his classmates, part of the music club, and is generally a pretty fun guy.
  • Eyes Always Shut: He opens them on occasion, but most of the time, his eyes remain closed.
  • Gentle Giant: He's easily the largest student at Thors Branch Campus, and also one of the nicest.
  • Hand Cannon: His main weapon is a handheld orbal cannon.

Class IX

    Instructor Towa Herschel 

    Musse Egret 

    Tita Russell 

    Louise 
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Voiced by: Mai Aizawa (Japanese), Erin Fitzgerald (English)

A girl from Remiferia who does things at her own pace. She joins the tennis club with Juna and Jessica and her main weapon is an orbal gun.


  • Blind Mistake: The one time she doesn't have her glasses, she mistook Rean for Randy.
  • The Ditz: She can sometimes come across as airheaded, especially without her glasses.
  • Friend to All Children: In Cold Steel IV, she's first seen in the game playing with Juna's siblings at Crossbell.
  • Yaoi Fangirl: She ends up becoming one due to Tatiana's influence, specifically after she borrowed a certain book from the latter.

    Tatiana 
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Voiced by: Yukana (Japanese)

A shy girl from the Kreuzen Province. She joins the literature club with Ash and uses an orbal staff.


  • Blue Blood: She comes from a noble family.
  • Cute Bookworm: She's rather cute and her primary hobbies include reading books.
  • Does Not Like Men: Downplayed; it's not that she dislikes men, but rather doesn't have much experience in dealing with them due to her sheltered upbringing. Once she spends enough time with Ash and everyone at the Branch Campus, this eventually dies down.
  • Say My Name: She screams Ash's name in his Daydream in Reverie, as he wasn't really paying attention to whatever she's saying on suggesting on what their club was going to do for the school's first festival.
  • Ship Tease: She has some notable moments in Cold Steel IV and Reverie that showcase how close she and Ash have become.
  • Shrinking Violet: She doesn't seem to have a lot of confidence, so naturally, having Ash as the only other club member was pretty scary for her.
  • Uptown Girl: She is a Blue Blood and receives quite a bit of Ship Tease with Ash who is lower class.
  • Yaoi Fangirl: The games hint at this, as shown with her conversation with Musse about a certain book genre. This would be confirmed in a sidequest, and she even starts spreading it out to her fellow female schoolmates.

    Sandy 
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Voiced by: Kotori Koiwai (Japanese)

A friendly girl from Alster Village. She joins the cooking club with Tita and Freddy. Her main weapon is an orbal gun.


  • Ascended Fangirl: She starts off as a fan of the original Class VII's members for helping out her hometown from Jaeger dropouts and ends up becoming a student for one of them.
  • Connected All Along: Cold Steel IV reveals that she's Olivert's second cousin on his mother Ariel's side, something both of them only recently discovered.
  • Continuity Nod: She thanks Rean for helping out her hometown Alster during the civil war, as depicted in the Cold Steel II drama CD.
  • Country Mouse: She has the demeanor of one thanks to her rural upbringing.
  • Green Thumb: She's basically in charge of taking care of the Branch Campus' vegetable garden.
  • Nice Girl: She's one of, if not the, friendliest girl at the Branch Campus.
  • Supreme Chef: She's made the head chef during field exercises with everyone tending to look forward to her meals.

    Valerie 
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Voiced by: Kanae Itō (Japanese)

A somewhat aloof girl from North Ambria. She joins the modern music club with Gustav and Pablo. Her main weapon is an orbal gun.


  • Defrosting Ice Queen: Over her time at Thors Branch Campus, she ends up smiling a bit more. Leonora's happy for her though she will deny it.
  • Doomed Hometown: She's from North Ambria, meaning she has all the baggage that comes with people that lived there.
  • Hospital Hottie: She disguises herself as one of the nurses at Saint Ursula in Cold Steel IV.
  • The Stoic: She's doesn't tend to be one for idle conversation.
  • Sins of Our Fathers: Her lineage goes back all the way from the grand duke who fled from North Ambria when the Salt Pale Incident happened. She's been called as part of the "house of devils" ever since.
  • Yuri Fan: Downplayed; in a conversation with Tatiana, she did like the book she borrowed from Tatiana, but would have preferred it covering "friendships between girls", leading Tatiana to think that Valerie is this trope.

    Kairi 
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Voiced by: Saori Hayami (Japanese), Erin Fitzgerald (English)

A shy boy from the Lamare Province. He has an obsession with being manly and joins the tea ceremony club with Musse and Maya. His main weapon is an orbal staff.


  • Blue Blood: He's the son of a Baron.
  • Dude Looks Like a Lady: Jessica outright describes him as being cute, and while it never happens in-game, his appearance is effeminate enough that he could likely pass for a girl if one puts him in a skirt.
  • Guest-Star Party Member: He's only playable for one sidequest where he has to serve Eastern tea to Rean and he needs guidance.
  • I Want to Be a Real Man: Kairi has a terrible complex about his lack of masculinity, and wants nothing more than to live up to a terribly narrow, stereotypical definition of it. He gradually moves away from this mindset in favor of finding his own form of manliness.
  • Odd Friendship: He forms a bond with Fritz during Cold Steel IV.
  • Pretty Boy: His little-brother charm nets him some female admirers in Heimdallr, ruining Sidney's plans to make himself look more appealing by comparison. Olivier and Jessica both express attraction to his cuteness, and Maya and Musse attempt to rope him into crossdressing.
  • Screams Like a Little Girl: He lets out a distinctively feminine yell during the surprise attack in Chapter 1 of Cold Steel III.
  • Testosterone Poisoning: Invoked and played for laughs; his main focus involves trying to prove himself to be manly.
  • "Well Done, Son" Guy: Part of his obsession with masculinity comes from his desire to emulate his father.

    Stark 
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Voiced by: Takuya Sato (Japanese)

A boy from Jurai who is quite capable in regards to whatever he chooses to do. He joins the swimming club with Altina, Leonora, and Wayne and his main weapon is an assault rifle.


  • Connected All Along: It's revealed that he was a little brother figure for Crow since they were kids. The two finally get to meet again in Cold Steel IV.
  • Crazy-Prepared: When New Class VII need to find a way to access the Crossbell Marshlands, Stark reveals he managed to prepare them a boat.
  • Hero of Another Story: During Reverie, he is mentioned to be helping Crow dealing with terrorist incidents in Jurai following the Great War. Even after Crow returns to Erebonia to look for C, he sparheads the operations.
  • Nice Guy: He's quite friendly and reliable.
  • The Smart Guy: He's noted to be quite intelligent, so much so that he actually ranked 10th place in the midterm exams for both the main campus and branch campus. As Kurt and Musse were the only other ones to score above him, that also makes Stark the third smartest student at the branch campus as well.
  • What the Hell, Hero?: He calls out Crow in Cold Steel IV when the latter talks about his borrowed time in the living.

    Pablo 
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Voiced by: Junichi Yanagita (Japanese)

A boy from the Kreuzen Province. He joins the modern music club with Valerie and Gustav and his main weapon is an assault rifle.


  • Fiery Redhead: He's got red hair, and he's the most hot-blooded between him, Valerie, and Gustav.
  • Funetik Aksent: Just like Becky, his speaks with a Kansai dialect in Japanese and a Scottish accent in English.
  • Rail Enthusiast: His most defining characteristic is being a huge fans of trains, even going into a spasm of ecstasy upon seeing the campus's special armored train, the Derfflinger, for the first time. He tries to start a train club at school, but has trouble finding members. He's eventually shot down by Principal Le Guin, who tells him that he can't start a train club because that won't help to grow because he already knows all about trains.

Branch Campus Staff

    Principal Aurelia Le Guin 

    Chief Instructor Michael Irving 
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Voiced by: Tomokazu Sugita (Japanese), Xander Mobus (English)
Rank: Major

A major in the Railway Military Police serving as the Chief Instructor at Thors Branch Campus. It's revealed that he and Claire Rieveldt are cousins.


  • Aloof Big Brother: Claire even refers to him as "Nii-san" in the Japanese script, and he seems pretty cold with her during their interactions, to the point where she thinks that he hates her. However, Rean can see that he's just worried about her.
  • Badass Longcoat: He wears a double breasted longcoat as part of his uniform and, like the rest of the faculty, is quite capable in a fight.
  • Big Brother Instinct: In Claire's Daydream in Reverie, he receives a call from his sister when she gets kidnapped in the middle of the night while it was raining. He immediately starts searching for her and contacts Claire to help him out.
  • Cold Sniper: Much like his cousin, Cold Steel IV shows him using a sniper rifle with little to no expressions on his face.
  • Faceā€“Heel Turn: Sides with Thors Main Campus and fights against his former students in Cold Steel IV. It doesn't last long, as he sides back with the heroes after his defeat at Einhel Keep Level X.
  • The Gunslinger: Just like Claire, he also uses a standard military gun.
  • Informed Attribute: His page on Cold Steel III's official Japanese website claims that he has an open rivalry with Claire, who joined the RMP at the same time as him. In the game proper, however, this is never shown.
  • Majorly Awesome: His official rank is that of a major, and he can hold his own in battle.
  • My Country, Right or Wrong: Subverted; despite every other Osborne loyalist taking his side, including the Thors Main Campus students, and everyone else in the RMP including Claire, Michael remains with the rest of the Branch Campus to support Rean and Class VII when they decide to oppose him.
  • Nom de Mom: Though born Michael Rieveldt, he took on his mother's family name of Irving after he severed ties with his father after he was executed thanks to instigating the death of Claire's family.
  • Only Sane Man: He's the only member of the Branch Campus who gives any real importance to military discipline, which results in him chafing as majority of the students and even his fellow co-workers are Mildly Military at best.
  • Underestimating Badassery: In Cold Steel III Chapter 1, he thinks that the Branch Campus, which is comprised of mostly relatively inexperienced students, would be enough to handle whatever Ouroboros threw their way. Almost immediately after this statement however Shirley and Duvalie initiate a surprise attack, and if not for the timely intervention of Laura, Fie, and Elliot, then chances are the students of Branch Campus would have suffered more serious injuries.
  • Shut Up, Hannibal!: He shuts George up by making him eat his rockets after his combat shell assaults Towa.
  • Sins of Our Fathers: His father ordered Claire's parents and little brother dead by making it look like an accident. He then took his mother's surname and tries to take care of Claire in his own way.
  • So Proud of You: In Ash's Daydream in Reverie, he says this towards Ash especially since around a year ago, he was the biggest troublemaker of the school, and he ends up becoming the most reliable person around.

    Franky (Janitor) 
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The son of Leeves's Mayor Haddock, he dreams of becoming a receptionist for the Bracer Guild but just isn't fit for the combat inherent to the profession. Under the tutelage of Celestin, he accepts a job as the Branch Campus's janitor for the time being.


    New Instructor (Spoilers for Trails into Reverie

Isara Irving

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Voiced by: Mai Nakahara (Japanese)
Appearances: Reverie

Michael's younger sister and Claire's other cousin, she's asked by her brother to become instructor for Class IX after Towa's promotion to Head Instructor.


  • Alliterative Name: Her first and last name begin with the letter I, though this only applies in the present after she and her brother took their' mother's surname as she was born Isara Rieveldt.
  • Nom de Mom: She was born Isara Rieveldt, but took her mother's maiden name for the same reason as her brother Michael.
  • Tsundere: She acts dismissive of her cousin Claire, but deep down, she just wants to reestablish their old relationship.

    Professor G. Schmidt (Special Advisor) 

    Mint (Panzer Soldat Maintenance) 

    Linde (School Nurse) 

    Becky 

    Celestin (School Butler) 


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