History Characters / VampirePrincessMiyu

* AdaptationalWimp: Perhaps because it focuses on her more vulnerable and human side, the TV series downplays a lot her manipulative skills and array of vampiric powers, and instead has her angsting and needing rescue by Larva more often. However, she does not need anymore to spell the name of the Shinma in order to seal them as in the OVA, although it might be more of a thing of the series's dynamics than her own skillset.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Her personality varies greatly between continuities. In the OVA, Miyu is portrayed as a twisted, whimsical trickster who presents herself in a grandiloquent manner and enjoys toying with people. In stark contrast, the TV series shows her as serious, collected and soft-spoken, as well as much more caring and kind-hearted, and definitively more of a conventional hero. Her original manga personality, finally, could be considered a mix of both, albeit featuring a certain amount of sensitivity and self-doubt that is not present in any.

* CripplingOverspecialization: While very nimble, most of Miyu's offensive abilities are psychic in nature, forcing her to trust Larva to handle the physical aspect of the fighting. If her fire fails to work and he's not around, she can only resort to CombatParkour to wait for a chance.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: She is barefoot whenever she goes hunting, only sporting a red ribbon around her right foot and not always. The OVA and manga imply she adopted the habit because she was unshod when she woke up as a vampire, while the TV series hints her white hunting kimono without footwear is a sort of uniform for her kind. In any case, she has been this way over both snow and burning sands, so she clearly does not care about it. It also crosses into UndeadBarefooter considering she is a vampire.

* GoodIsNotNice: She does what she can, and occasionally feels regret for those she can't help, but in the end her job is to banish Shinma and absolutely not to protect or save people. She's not above using mortals as bait or even killing them to get to Shinma, if necessary.

* HealingFactor: Her vampire body gives her one, though she rarely needs it. The most egregious time was when she was stabbed through the torso in the TV series and survived to tell it.

* LimitedWardrobe: In the anime series, we only see her in school uniform or her white dress. In the OVA series, however, she has a different kimono every episode along with another school uniform.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: She is a rather powerful and atypical kind, as she has none of the classic vampire wesknesses yet shows several of their usual powers (and given that her mother didn't have them either, it cannot be easily attributed to Miyu being a {{Dhampyr}}). She doesn't have even fangs or an uncontrollable need for blood, and seems to be impossible to differentiate from a regular human girl if not by her abilities. Additionally, she has the ability to leave her victims in perpetual dream trances, something even less common in vampire lore.

* UncannyValleyGirl

* AbledInTheAdaptation: Inverted. The OVA states his face and voice were sealed away, so he cannot speak nor remove his mask. In the TV series and original manga, he can do both, alhough rarely does.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the TV series, he has a large scythe aside from his claws and Miyu's fire.

* CanonImmigrant: First inverted and later played straight. Although he might look like a TV addition to capitalize on to the mon fad of TheNineties, he seems to be based on a fragance charm Miyu received as a gift from a doll maker in the manga. However, after the TV series aired, another charm with his exact shape appeared in the manga, with Miyu commenting it looked like a plushie named Shiina she used to have. Finally, he would end up appearing properly.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Matsukaze. In the TV series, he is a traditional Japanese doll which can only levitate, while in the manga he looks just like a human child and can move naturally as such.
* AdaptationOriginConnection: Inverted. In the TV series, she was the daughter of a yuki-onna and a human guardian of Miyu's bloodline, and knew her back when they were children. In the manga, she is a ruler of a boundary of the Shinma world who only meets Miyu due to a fleeing subject of her.

* CanonImmigrant: She appeared first in the TV series, appearing as an ally to Garline, and later in the manga, where she worked with Lemures (the character Garline was based on).

* CanonImmigrant: She appeared first in the OVA and later in the manga.

* BrokenAce: Except for being BookDumb, he acts completely perfect at school. He's polite, handsome, popular... As well as selfish, indifferent, and disenchanted with life.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: She is a rather powerful kind, as she has none of the classic vampire wesknesses yet shows several of their usual powers (and given that her mother didn't have them either, it cannot be easily attributed to Miyu being a {{Dhampyr}}). She doesn't have even fangs or an uncontrollable need for blood, and seems to be impossible to differentiate from a regular human girl. Additionally, she has the ability to leave her victims in perpetual dream trances, which is not common in vampire lore.

* TheStoic: Common to all portrayals it is that she doesn't get flustered easily.

* VegetarianVampire: Downplayed. She is picky about her victims, does not drink that much quantity (this might be because she is pretty petite) and the side effect of her bites sometimes help people, but she still drinks blood without any trouble. Her mother wanted her to become a more proper example, but this was not possible.

* AbledInTheAdaptation: Inverted. The OVA states his face and voice were sealed away, so he cannot speak nor remove his mask. In the TV series and manga, this is not mentioned and he can do both freely, alhough he still rarely does.

* BigDamnHeroes: His trademark (almost only) way to appear is in a DynamicEntry to help Miyu.

* TheQuietOne: In the TV series.

* TheVoiceless: In the OVA, upon having the mask placed on his face. Not so in the tv series.

* AdaptationExpansion: The plot point that [[spoiler:they are sealed away by the Japanese Shinma]] first appeared in the OVA, which aired after the manga's first volume. It was never incorporated to the manga proper, where Miyu fights [[spoiler:by her own will]] instead.

* CanonImmigrant: First inverted and later played straight. Although he might look like a TV addition to capitalize on to the mon fad of TheNineties, he seems to be based on a fragance charm Miyu received as a gift from a doll maker in the manga. After the TV series aired, another charm with his exact shape appeared in the manga, with Miyu commenting it looked like a plushie named Shiina she used to have. Finally, he would end up appearing properly.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: For unknown reasons, he was replaced by very similar character named Garline in the TV series.

* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the OVA, she doesn't survive the events of her battle with Miyu, while in the manga she does.

* PluckyGirl: She might look cynic, but she is not easy to manipulate with promises of happiness.

* AdaptationalWimp: Perhaps because the TV series focuses on her more vulnerable and human side, it downplays a lot her manipulative skills and array of vampiric powers, and instead has her angsting and needing rescue by Larva more often. However, she does not need anymore to spell the name of the Shinma in order to seal them as in the OVA, although it might be more of a thing of the series's dynamics than her own skillset.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Her personality varies greatly between continuities. In the OVA, Miyu is portrayed as a twisted, whimsical trickster who presents herself in a grandiloquent manner. In stark contrast, the TV series shows her as serious, collected and soft-spoken, although much more caring and kind-hearted, and definitively more of a conventional hero. Her manga personality, finally, could be considered a mix of both, albeit having a certain amount of sensitivity and self-doubt that is not present in any.

* CripplingOverspecialization: While very nimble, most of Miyu's offensive abilities are psychic in nature, forcing her to trust Larva to handle the physical aspect of fighting. If her fire fails to work and he's not around, she can only resort to CombatParkour to wait for a chance.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: She is barefoot whenever she goes hunting, though usually sports a red ribbon around her right foot. The OVA and manga imply she adopted the habit because she was unshod when she woke up as a vampire, while the TV series hints her white hunting kimono without shoes is a sort of uniform for her kind. In any case, she has been this way over both snow and burning sands, so she clearly does not care about it. It also crosses into UndeadBarefooter considering she is a vampire.

* HealingFactor: Her vampire body gives her one, though she rarely needs it. The most egregious time was when she was stabbed through the torso in the TV series.

* LimitedWardrobe: In the anime series, we only see her in school uniform or her white dress. In the OVA series, however, she has a different kimono every episode along with a different school uniform.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Subverted. She is more or less a mainstrem {{Dhampyr}} in that she has none of the usual vampire weaknesses and several of their usual powers. That said, her ability to leave her victims in perpetual dream trances instead of killing them is pretty unique in vampire lore.

* AdaptationalWimp: Perhaps because the TV series focuses on her more vulnerable and human side, it downplays a lot her manipulative skills and array of vampiric tricks, and instead has her angsting and needing rescue by Larva more often. However, she does not need anymore to spell the name of the Shinma in order to seal them as in the OVA, although it might be more of a thing of the series's dynamics than her own skillset.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Her personality varies heavily between continuities. In the OVA, Miyu is portrayed as a twisted, whimsical, trickster who presents herself in a grandiloquent manner and loves to creep people out. In stark contrast, the TV series shows her as serious, collected and soft-spoken, although much more caring and kind-hearted in turn. Her manga personality, finally, could be considered a mix of both, though having a certain amount of sensitivity and self-doubt that is not present in any.

!Characters from several continuities

-->Voiced by: Masako Ikeda (OVA, mother), Mayumi Shou (TV series, mother), Kiyonobu Suzuki (OVA, mother)

* AntiMagic: His eye can nullify enemy spells, although he rarely does it.
* CanonImmigrant: First inverted and later played straight. Although he might look like a TV addition to capitalize on to the mon fad of TheNineties, he is based on a fragance charm Miyu received as a gift from a doll maker in the manga. After the TV series aired, another charm with his exact shape appeared in the manga, with Miyu commenting it looked like a plushie she had whose name was Shiina. Finally, he would end up appearing properly.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Matsukaze. In the manga, he looks just like a human child and can move as such,while in the TV series he is a traditional Japanese doll which can only levitate.
* AdaptationOriginConnection: Inverted. In the TV series, she was the daughter of yuki-onna and a human guardian of Miyu's bloodline. In the manga, she is a ruler of a boundary of the Shinma world who meets Miyu due to a fleeing subject of her.

* FacialMarkings: A sigile on her forehead, which appeared after her powers woke up.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Her personality varies heavily between continuities. In the OVA, Miyu is portrayed as a whimsical, twisted trickster who presents herself in a grandiloquent manner and loves to creep people out. In stark contrast, the TV series shows her as somber, collected and soft-spoken, although much more caring and kind-hearted in turn. Her manga personality is a mix of both, though having a certain amount of sensitivity and self-doubt that is not present in any.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: She is barefoot whener she goes hunting, though usually sporting a red ribbon on her right foot. The OVA and manga imply she adopted the habit because she was fleeing unshod when she woke up as a vampire, while the TV series hints her white hunting kimono without shoes is a sort of uniform for her kind. In any case, she has been this way over both snow and burning sands, so in either case she clearly does not care. It also crosses into UndeadBarefooter considering she is a vampire.

!!Shiina
-->Voiced by: Creator/MikaKanai
* AntiMagic: His eye can nullify enemy spells, although he rarely does it.
* CanonImmigrant: First subverted and later straight. Although he might look like a TV addition to capitalize on to the mon fad of TheNineties, he is based on a fragance charm Miyu received as a gift from a doll maker in the manga. After the TV series aired, another charm with his exact shape appeared in the manga, with Miyu commenting it looked like a plushie she had whose name was Shiina.
* MadEye: His right eye, which gives him scrying powers, is huge, bloodshot and usually hidden behind one of his bunny-like ears.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter
* {{Seers}}: More exactly, if you look into his sort-of EvilEye, you can see stuff that is normally invisible.

!!Machiyama
%%-->Voiced by:

* AbledInTheAdaptation: The OVA states his face and voice were sealed away, so he cannot speak nor remove his mask. In the TV series and manga, this is not mentioned and he can do both freely, alhough he still rarely does.

[[folder: Characters from all continuities]]

!Characters from all continuities

* AdaptationOriginConnection: In the manga, she is a ruler of a boundary of the Shinma world who meets Miyu due to a fleeing subject of her. In the TV series, she was the daughter of yuki-onna and a human guardian of Miyu's bloodline.

* AdaptationalVillainy: She becomes an ally to Miyu in the manga, which never happens in the OVA.

* CompositeCharacter: Her OVA version is a mix of herself and a puppet villain from the manga.

* DeathByAdaptation: In the OVA, she doesn't survive the events of her battle with Miyu, while in the manga she does.

* [[spoiler: StarCrossedLovers: She and Kei. But they find a way to get together.]]

* AudienceSurrogate: We witnes the story through her eyes

* CanonImmigrant: Although he might look like a TV addition to capitalize on to the mon fad of TheNineties, he is based on a fragance charm Miyu received as a gift from a doll maker in the manga. After the TV series aired, another charm with his exact shape appeared in the manga, with Miyu commenting it looked like a plushie she had whose name was Shiina.

[[folder: Main Characters]]

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Her original manga personality has a sweet, conventionally heroic outlook, but none of the anime adaptations retain it. In the OVA, Miyu is portrayed as a whimsical, twisted trickster who presents herself in a grandiloquent manner and loves to creep people out. In stark contrast, the TV series shows her as somber, collected and almost apathetical, although much more caring and emotionally sensitive in turn, and makes her quiet and soft-spoken.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: She is barefoot whener she goes hunting, though usually sporting a red ribbon on her right foot. The OVA implies she adopted the habit because she was fleeing unshod when she woke up as a vampire, while the TV series implies her white hunting kimono without shoes is a sort of uniform for her kind. In any case, she has been this way over both snow and burning sands, so in either case she clearly does not care. It also crosses into UndeadBarefooter considering she is a vampire.

* HunterOfHisOwnKind: Miyu (and in some incarnations her mother) are as much Shinmas as the enemies they hunt.

* AbledInTheAdaptation: The OVA states his face and voice were sealed away, so he cannot speak nor remove his mask. In the TV series, this is not mentioned and he can do both freely, alhough he still rarely does.

* TheAgeless: The dad is this thanks to mom drinking his blood. Miyu's mom and Miyu are not initially. This is what leads to the whole crisis in the OVA in the first place, even though they're Shinma themselves, they're particular bloodline is fully mortal and Miyu's mom is getting on years so Miyu should have been groomed to be the next Guardian.

* MamaBear: Miyu's mother tried to save her from becoming the Guardian by force. [[spoiler: By either trying to kill her (manga) or giving her ''her own blood'' (OVA)]]. It didn't work, obviously.

* CanonForeigner: Was created for the TV series to give Miyu another companion, possibly due to the mon fad of TheNineties.

* AdaptationalWimp: Perhaps because the TV series focuses on her more vulnerable and human side, it downplays her GuileHero aspect and has her doubting and needing rescue by Larva more often. However, she does not need anymore to spell the name of the Shinma in order to seal them as in the OVA, although it might be more of a thing of the series's dynamics than her own skillset.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Her original manga personality is a sweet, conventionally heroic outlook, but none of the anime adaptations retain it. In the OVA, Miyu is manipulative, whimsical, and even a bit childish, and is portrayed as a twisted trickster. In stark contrast, the TV series shows her as somber, collected and almost apathetical, although more caring and emotionally sensitive in turn.

* CripplingOverspecialization: While very nimble, most of Miyu's offensive abilities are in her pyrokinesis, forcing her to trust Larva to handle the physical aspect of fighting. If her fire fails to work and he's not around, she can only resort to CombatParkour to wait for a chance.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: She is barefoot whener she goes hunting, though usually sporting a red ribbon on her right foot. The OVA implies she adopted the habit because she was fleeing unshod when she woke up as a vampire, while the TV series implies her white hunting kimono without shoes is a sort of uniform for her kind. In any case, she has been this way over both snow and burning sands, so either case she clearly does not care. It also crosses into UndeadBarefooter considering she is a vampire.

* PlayingWithFire: Her signature attacks.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the TV series, he has a large scythe aside from his claws.

* AdaptationalWimp: Perhaps because the TV series focuses on her more vulnerable and human side, it downplays her GuileHero aspect and has her needing rescue by Larva more often. However, she does not need anymore to spell the name of the Shinma in order to seal them, although it might be more of a thing of the series's dynamics than her own skillset.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Her personality is never quite portrayed the same way. In the OVA, Miyu is presented as whimsical and childish, as well as a bit of a twisted trickster, while the TV series shows her as much more somber and apathetical, although more caring and emotional in turn. Her original manga personality is roughly a mix of both, albeit with a sweeter, more conventionally heroic shade that she has in none.
%% * AnimeHair: She can make that half-odango only with a red ribbon?

* KissOfTheVampire: The blood exchanges

* FacialMarkings: Tear drop shaped ones on his cheeks.

* AdaptationalWimp: Perhaps because the TV series focuses on her more vulnerable and human side, it downplays her GuileHero aspect and has her needing rescue by Larva more often.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the OVA, Miyu is portrayed as whimsical and articulate, as well as a bit of a twisted trickster. In stark contrast, the TV series presents her as much more somber and collected, almost apathetical, and makes her more emotionally sensitive.

* DarkMagicalGirl: Toyed with. She's not only the main character, but she's the one who seeks out friendship instead * DoesNotLikeShoes: She is barefoot whener she goes hunting, though usually sporting a red ribbon on her right foot. The OVA implies she adopted the habit because she was fleeing unshod when she woke up as a vampire, while the TV series implies her white hunting kimono without shoes is a sort of uniform for her kind. In any case, she has been this way over both snow and burning sands, so either case she clearly does not care. It also crosses into UndeadBarefooter considering she is a vampire.
* FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire: Strictly speaking, she only feeds on people who would benefit to some degree of the LotusEaterMachine induced by her bites. The only time she is suspected of being drinking blood at random, she is compared to an animal.

* [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Japanese Vampire]]
* HunterOfHisOwnKind: Miyu (and in some incarnations - her mother) are as much Shinmas as the enemies they hunt.

* IconicOutfit: Her white short kimonos.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: At first.
* IKnowYourTrueName: In the OAV, she must first learn the Shinma's name before sealing them.
* LadyOfBlackMagic: Extremely elegant and aloof as she uses her ruby-red flames
* LimitedWardrobe: In the anime series, we only see her in school uniform or her white dress. In the OAV's, however, she changes her kimonos much more regularly.

* PlayingWithFire: Her signature attacks

* ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend: Do not ''ever'' harm Larva, goddamn it!

-->Voiced by: Creator/KanetoShiozawa (OAV and CD dramas), Creator/ShinichiroMiki (TV series)
* BadassInDistress: Third OAV.

* BodyguardCrush: On Miyu.

* FemmeFatalons: Rare ''male'' example

* TheVoiceless: In the OAV, upon having the mask placed on his face. Not so in the tv series.

* BigFancyHouse: In the original OAV, they owed a very pretty traditional Japanese home. It was located atop of a hill near [[spoiler: Nara... the place where the fourth OAV takes place.]]

* EmptyShell - TheStoic: Miyu's dad, since [[spoiler: Miyu's mom drank his blood before marrying him, which she regrets due to the terrible effects.]] It's actually so bad that [[spoiler: when the Shinma came to claim Miyu as the Guardian and both his wife and daughter ran away, he simply stood there quietly, allowing the Shinma to capture him.]]
* MamaBear: Miyu's mother tried to save her from becoming the Guardian by force. [[spoiler: By either trying to kill her (manga) or giving her ''her own blood'' (OAV)]]. It didn't work, obviously.
* [[spoiler: ParentsInDistress: They're now hostages of the Japanese Shinma, frozen in time and in an eternal sleep in an alternate dimension between the Darkness and Earth. Miyu has to catch all the runaways to get them free.]]
* TheAgeless: The dad is this thanks to mom drinking his blood. Miyu's mom and Miyu are not initially. This is what leads to the whole crisis in the OVA in the first place, even though they're Shinma themselves, they're particular bloodline is fully mortal and Miyu's mom is getting on years so Miyu should have been groomed to be the next Guardian.

* AnIcePerson
** HarmlessFreezing: Averted. It ''looks'' harmless, but it's just as deadly.

* DarkActionGirl ''and'' LadyOfBlackMagic: Reiha is even more aloof than Miyu and mercilessly attacks others using ice.

* [[spoiler: OffwithHisHead: Reiha is killed like this.]]
** [[spoiler: LosingYourHead: She calmly picks up her own head and swears revenge as she returns to the Darkness.]]

-->Voiced by: Creator/YujiMitsuya (OAV)
* AdaptationDyeJob: Was a EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette in the manga, then became a DarkSkinnedBlond in the OAV.

-->Voiced by: Mayumi Shou (OAV)
* [[spoiler: AndIMustScream: What she does to her victims, via transforming them into mannequins.]]
* [[spoiler: BecomingTheMask: OAV. She pretended to like Kei to make him her prey. But then, [[InloveWithTheMark she fell for real for him]].]]

[[folder: Characters from the OAV]]

!Characters from the OAV

* CanonForeigner: Created specially for the OAV's, though Creator/MamiKoyama also is the narrator of the CD dramas.

* PluckyGirl:

* UnlimitedWardrobe: Changes her clothes in every OAV.

* [[spoiler: DistractedFromDeath: He left Ryoko near the bridge she hadto cross to go home. The moment he turned to walk away, Ra-en/Baku killed her.]]

* [[spoiler: EmptyShell: After receiving Miyu's KissOfTheVampire.]]
* [[spoiler: ILetGwenStacyDie: His girlfriend Ryoko was Ra-en's first victim.]]

** [[spoiler: KillTheCutie: And of course, she was the first one to go.]]
* [[spoiler: TheGwenStacy]]

* BigFancyHouse: Where she lives
* ConvenientComa: Is in this state in the OAV.

* IllGirl [[spoiler: Horrible, heartbreaking subversion. She was thought to be in a ConvenientComa, but she actually was under DemonicPossession ''and'' a DealWithTheDevil]]

** [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice: They knew that their injuries from the accident would eventually kill them, so they begged their treating doctor to let them donate their own blood (of a pretty rare type) to their beloved daughter Aiko so she'd survive. He couldn't refuse such a request since they had no blood of said type left in the hospital ''and'' there was no time to ask for donors: in the end Aiko survived, but Mom and Dad died.]]

* TheAce: Except for being BookDumb, he acts completely perfect at school. He's polite, handsome, popular...
** BrokenAce: As well as selfish, indifferent, and disenchanted with life.
* [[spoiler: AnguishedDeclarationOfLove ''and'' ForcefulKiss: On Ranka.]]

* [[spoiler: NightmareFetishist: He falls in love with an UncannyValleyGirl, that's all.]]

* [[spoiler: StarCrossedlovers: With Ranka. [[SubvertedTrope They find a way to stay together]].]]

%% * [[spoiler: LaserGuidedAmnesia.]]

%% * [[spoiler: TragicMonster]]

* [[spoiler: ImmortalitySeeker: Asks Miyu to make her a vampire so she can be young and pretty forever. Miyu's mom stops them and sends her back home.]]
* [[spoiler: RedHerring: We're led to believe that Miyu's mom drained her of blood to feed Miyu her first blood "meal". It wasn't like that.]]

* [[spoiler: SacrificialLamb]]
* [[spoiler:{{Ubermensch}}: Believes vampires to be this, so he tries forcing Miyu to make him one. She's so offended by such claims that she tricks him into falling to his death.]]

!!Shiina
-->Voiced by: Creator/MikaKanai
* MadEye: His right eye, which gives him scrying powers, is huge, bloodshot and usually hidden behind one of his bunny-like ears.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter
* {{Seers}}: More exactly, if you look into his sort-of EvilEye, you can see stuff that is normally invisible.

[[folder: Characters from Shin Vampire Princess Miyu]]

!Characters from Shin Vampire Princess Miyu

[[folder: Vampire Princess Yui characters]]


!Vampire Princess Yui characters

[[folder: Characters from the Vampire Princess manga]]

-->Voiced by: Creator/NaokoWatanabe (OAV), Creator/MikiNagasawa (TV series)

%% * BrokenBird
* DarkMagicalGirl: Toyed with. She's not only the main character, but she's the one who seeks out friendship instead of being lured out by others.
%% * DoesNotLikeShoes
%% * FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire
* GoodIsNotNice: She does what she can, and occasionally feels regret for those she can't help, but in the end her job is to ''banish Shinma'', not to protect or save people. She's not above using mortals as bait or even killing them to get to Shinma, if necessary.
* GuileHero: The girl is ''frighteningly'' manipulative and good at playing people, specially in the OAV and in spin offs like ''Vampire Yui'' and ''Vampire Princess''. Very, '''very''' few people are able to outsmart her.

* UndeadBarefooter: She tends to go barefoot even in the snow, since she doesn't feel cold.

* WhatHaveIBecome: She says this word by word after [[spoiler: biting and accidentally killing one of her classmates]] in the fourth OAV.
* WomanInWhite

!!The Otaku

* NoNameGiven

* SempaiKouhai: Shouji is two years older than Kyouko and Yui

* ForgottenChildhoodFriend: To Yui

* FatGirl: She was noticeably chubbier than the other girls

* HairDecorations: Her headband

* TenderTears: Is often seen diven to tears

* DoggedNiceGuy: For Miyu, unaware of her being a Shinma

* PassionateSportsGirl: Subverted, she's only average at gymnastics but still trains despite her low talent

* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: She and Yui
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: She and Yui

* BrokenBird: Male example

* AnimeHair: Come on, she can make that half-odango only with a red ribbon?
* BrokenBird

* DoesNotLikeShoes
* FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire

** [[spoiler: CuteMute: When she "wakes up", she doesn't say a single word.]]

* [[spoiler: DealWithTheDevil: She let Ra-en possess her body and use her for his plans, in exchange for creating an illusion in which her beloved parents are still alive.]]
* [[spoiler: DespairEventHorizon: Her parents's deaths. Since they died after giving her their blood so she'd survive, poor Aiko blamed herself and called herself a vampire, biting the neck of her doll in the orphanage she was placed in much to the horror of the other kids. Then Ra-En came in...]]

* [[spoiler: SignificantGreenEyedRedhead: She's a redhead who, when she wakes up, is shown to have striking GreenEyes.]]

* [[spoiler: DeadAllAlong: They actually died in a car crash a while before the OAV's take place. The ones that Himiko met are illusions summoned by Ra-en as a part of his deal with Aiko.]]

* AxCrazy
* [[spoiler: CameBackWrong: He was a deceased young man who was brought back to life by Lemures ''and'' by his wife's HeroicSacrifice, but then his soul was bound to a set of armor in his BigFancyHouse.]]
* [[spoiler: LaserGuidedAmnesia.]]
* GiantMook
* NoNameGiven
* [[spoiler: TragicMonster]]

* {{Expy}}: She's basically Miyu, but without Larva by her side and living in ImperialJapan.

* HongKong: Where she comes from. Her episode begins there, too.

* BrownEyes: Before becoming a vampire. She still can turn her SupernaturalGoldEyes into this to not be caught.

-->Voiced by: AkemiOkamura

* BadAss
** BadassInDistress: Third OAV.

* BlondesAreEvil: Or at least, obsessive and emotionally/mentally broken.

** [[spoiler: KarmicDeath: Only to be killed [[ItsPersonal by Miyu herself]].]]

* [[spoiler: YouHaveOutlivedyourUsefulness]]

* GoodIsNotNice: She does what she can, and occasionally feels regret for those she can't help, but in the end her job is to ''banish Shinma'', not to protect or save people. She's not above using mortals as bait, if necessary.