History Characters / HellGirlMajorSupportingCast

* MarriedToTheJob: This is what made his wife start cheating on him.
* MyGreatestFailure: His wife's death. When Gil de L'enfer [[MindRape tortures him,]] it's also revealed to be the source of his greatest fears.

* ThouShaltNotKill: A thorough believer in this, but unfortunately for him this series deconstructs it. The people he tries to stop, can't relate to him telling them that killing is wrong; they're often in great emotional pain that's recent and have their intended target taunting them constantly about it, or they know that they're trapped in a 'kill or be killed' situation and having a complete stranger who doesn't know the context only alienates them from his point of view. It gets to the point that even his daughter dismisses him.

* FailureHero: Tragically, he ''may'' have only had one success in the whole time he tries to keep people from using the Hell Correspondence with Yuuko. In the vast majority of cases ,he's either too late or says the wrong things that end up ticking off the clients by coming across as preachy or insensitive. He eventually gave up being a hero altogether.

* KiledOffForReal: Beyond the illusion the Lord of Hell creates, she never comes back from Hell and is presumably still there by the end of the series.

* SinsOfOurFather: She's targeted by Azusa solely because she's the daughter of the man she has a grudge against.

* ShipSinking: There were romantic implications with both Seri and Hotaru; the former is sent to Hell, the latter betrays him.

* UnwittingMuggleFriend: She's not affiliated in the Hell Girl business in any way, and serves as the only link Yuzuki has to a normal life. Tr

* WorldOfCardboardSpeech: He confesses after his failed banishment he was holding back all his hate in a grand speech, and that there was no need to hold back anymore. He promptly goes around setting the various houses of Lovely Hills on fire and isn't afraid to threaten people with it either.

* TheCameo: She makes a very insubstantial but meaningful cameo towards the end of the second season, giving Seiichi some vague advice before running off

* LonelyPianoPiece: Her theme in ''Mitsuganae'' is a sad piano piece, reflecting her mental state after having given up on stopping the Hell Correspondence [[spoiler:and knowing that she can do nothing to help Yuzuki]].

* AmbiguousDisorder: As we see in his internal monologuing during his episode, his father's abuse has him manifest a second personality that represents his innocence. He also suffers from murderous impulses and paranoia, which he may inappropriately enact on others depending on the player's choices.

| [[Characters/HellGirlHellGirlAndCo Hell Girl & Co]] [[Characters/HellGirlAiEnma (Ai Enma)]] | '''Major Supporting Cast''' | [[Characters/HellGirlHellCorrespondence The Hell Correspondence]] [[Characters/HellGirlOtherMedia (Other Media)]] | -]]]]]

* NotSoDifferent: As pointed out in the finale by Ai, Azusa is essentially Yuzuki had she lived to adulthood: She is an impoverished woman futilely trying to care for her only family, cast out of society due to the corrupt influence of the Tsujinobashi family. In any other case, her rage would make her a candidate for a Hell Girl as well.

* NotSoDifferent: As pointed out in the finale by Ai, Azusa is essentially Yuzuki had she lived to adulthood: She is an impoverished woman futilely trying to care for her beloved parent and implied only family. In any other case, her rage would make her a candidate for a Hell Girl as well.

* CruelAndUnusualDeath:
* DidntThinkThisThrough:
* FailureHero:
* MamasBoy:

!!!''Three Vessels'' (Mitsuganae)

* {{Delinquent}}: A violent delinquent somewhat like Leon Yamada from the anime, although nowhere near as bad.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes:
* OnlyFriend:
* TeensAreMonsters: