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The characters of the anime, manga, and visual novel 11eyes.


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Main Heroes

    Kakeru Satsuki 

Kakeru Satsuki

Voiced by: Daisuke Ono (casted as 'Shinsuke Nakamoto' in the PC games)

Characters in 11eyes
The Protagonist

  • Accidental Pervert:
    • Thanks to Kaori pushing Yuka does Kakeru get her breasts stuck behind his head leading to lots of jealous stares from the male classmates.
    • In one of the OVA episodes his right eye is able to see through people's clothes.
  • Almost Kiss: When caught in the red world for the first time they almost end up kissing out of a mix of fear and exhaustion.
  • Always Save the Girl: While he can come across as aloof, he has a real caring side towards Yuka and will fight hell and high water to protect her.
  • Blunt "No": When Yukiko asks him to join her club, he immediately shouts no and is just trying to get away from the whole situation.
  • Butterfly of Doom: He is warned by Vlad that the power of Aeon can have huge unintended consequences if used recklessly as he is in effect altering the future by acting on the visions it provides.
  • Chick Magnet: All the female protagonists can fall for him.
  • Childhood Friend Romance: With Yuka in the anime and if he picks her route.
  • Combat Clairvoyance: The Eye of Aeon allows him to see the near future and react to events that have yet to transpire. In truth, it goes way beyond that. The Eye is able to perceive every future that could possibly exist and make it so that the desired future becomes a guarantee no matter how improbable.
  • Conveniently an Orphan: He, his sister and Yuka were all orphans from the same orphanage. Kakeru himself notes that he was so young at the time that he doesn't remember the faces of his parents or even why he is at the place.
  • Curtains Match the Window: His left eye is a shade blue matching his hair.
  • Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: In the epilogue, with the Red Night gone he is no longer really sure what to do with his life. The Red Night gave him a purpose and without it he feels lost.
  • Diegetic Soundtrack Usage: He has the midi version of the games opening as a ringtone.
  • Driven to Suicide: In the game while optional, he can state he would do this if Kukuri allows him to kill her. This choice is key to getting the true epilogue.
    • In the anime he threatens to do this in Episode 12, he fails as Yuka nullified his sword when he stabbed himself.
  • The Dulcinea Effect: His first reaction upon seeing the imprisoned Lisette is to angrily rush to her rescue despite the obvious danger they are currently in. Misuzu manages to snap him back to his senses.
  • Expy: Strikingly resembles Minato Arisato from Persona 3.
  • Eyepatch of Power: Wears an eyepatch to cover his blind right eye, a right eye that turns out to be the eye of Aeon.
  • Forgiveness: In the end he forgives Yuka for her little stunt of trapping them all in a Lotus-Eater Machine even when she herself felt like she didn't deserve his forgiveness.
  • Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!: He ends up giving Misuzu a rather stern verbal lashing as she is about to succumb to despair following having learned the truth about the Void Fragments.
  • Heroic Self-Deprecation: Early on in the story he holds a very low opinion of himself, seemingly trapped in depression in the wake of his sisters suicide. This only get's worse as he has to watch Misuzu and Kukuri hold their own while he himself is unable to do anything to help or protect Yuka.
  • I Am Legion: Upon unlocking the full potential of the Eye of Aeon he fully accepts the torrent of souls contained within and starts to refer to himself by plural.
  • Insecure Love Interest: Revealed in the first game. He simply feels that he has no right to be loved. He gets better.
  • Instant Expert: By pulling from the vast pool of knowledge contained by all the souls within his eye he is able to use and master techniques with no prior training. If there was a person in the past who knew something, then he will be able to know it as well and execute on it.
  • Leitmotif: Aion no Me
  • My Name Is Inigo Montoya: When he faces down Liselotte for the final battle, he gives her an introduction mixed with Badass Boast:
    Kakeru: I am Satsuki Kakeru, I am Vlad, I am the Eye of Aeon, whole and complete. I alongside the comrades who fight with me: Have come to strike you down!
  • "No. Just… No" Reaction: His response to some of Tadashi's ramblings after he encountered Shiori for the first time was basically tapping him on the shoulder and telling him to just stop, as Kakeru was clearly struggling maintain even the smallest image of decency about him.
  • "Not So Different" Remark: He pulls a variation on Liselotte, pointing out how she in her quest for vengeance is hardly different from the crusaders that tortured her and killed those she loved. She does not take the comparison well.
  • Not Worth Killing: It is revealed that he is not one of the Void Fragments and that the only reason he is in the Red Night is due to the eye of Aeon and Liselotte's own powers being connected. As such, the Black Knights have nothing to really gain from killing him with Misao giving him the offer to just walk away from everything and not get in their way.
  • Official Couple: With Yuka in the anime.
    • The manga adaptation has him with Misuzu. They seems to be officially this according to Liber_ 7 Fragments and they even have a daughter named Miyu. She later appears in Kamigoroshi no Aria (God Killer Aria) as Miyu Kusakabe.
    • The original game implies that Kukuri’s route is the true route.
    • The fandisc however implies it with Shiori.
  • Power at a Price: Every time he uses the Eye of Aeon he is struck by intense pain and even start to bleed rather profusely. This is cause the eye is trying to claim his soul. Upon being told what will happen if he unleashes the true power of the Eye, Kakeru is still fine with paying the price, if it means a better tomorrow.
  • Screw Destiny: He completely shoots down Kukuri's fatalist mentality and makes it clear that he is intent on doing something rather than simply allow death to take him or his friends.
  • Secretly Selfish: In the beginning of the first game, he is mostly caught in his own self pity and fails to pay attention to how much Yuka struggles with it. Takahisa even calls him out on it early on to which he admits he has a point.
  • Seeing Through Another's Eyes:
    • At various points he starts to have dreams through Vlad's eyes, seeing the things he did in the far past from the old kings vantage point.
    • Additionally, according to Vlad, this is how the Eye of Aeon actually works. It sees through the eyes of all existing souls and through that formulates the most likely events about to happen based on available information.
  • Stress Vomit: Early on he is prone of random bouts of vomiting whenever the memories of his sisters suicide resurfaces.
  • Supernatural Gold Eyes: His right golden eye is the eye of Aeon, something that allows him to see the future and react accordingly.
  • Tears of Blood: When caught in the red world for the first time he finds himself feeling a searing pain in his right eye that ends up bleeding quite substantially.
  • Took a Level in Badass: He starts out as The Load, being unable to defend himself or Yuka, but eventually he starts to improve after he receives a crash course in swordsmanship by Misuzu and learns to use the eye of Aeon, staring to be able to hold his ground.
  • Training from Hell: As he starts to awaken to the Eye of Aeon he resolves to fully train under Misuzu and properly learn to wield weapons such as Raikiri. But needless to say, in order to get him ready in as short amount of time as possible he has to go through some rather grueling trials, one of which is receiving some of the Kusakabe blood which causes violent pain throughout his entire body, made worse by him also holding onto Raikiri during the whole thing. And he had to go through a lot of this to be made able to fight on par with the others.
  • Trauma Button: Seeing blood in general tends to set him off, largely due to it reminding him of his sisters suicide.
  • Your Soul Is Mine!: It is revealed that the pain he feels when he uses the Eye of Aeon is in fact it trying to claim Kakeru's soul. With each little bit he uses its power, the more of him it claims. All until he will share the fate of Vlad and all other carriers of the eye before him to become part of the collective of souls housed within it.
  • Your Worst Memory: He is continually haunted by the memory of having witnessed his sisters suicide, and anything that reminds him of it generally causes him to lose his marbles.

    Yuka Minase 

Yuka Minase

Voiced by: Mai Goto (casted as 'Oto Agumi' in the PC games)

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The Childhood Friend

  • Adaptational Heroism: In the manga, she was never viewed as a Yandere, and even if she loved Kakeru, she still supported his relationship with Misuzu.
  • Adaptational Villainy: While she still had some Yandere tendencies in the first game, she still cared a lot about her friends and actually tried to stop Takahisa when he went out of control because of his power. The anime version portrays her such as a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing and didn't even care if her friends died as long as Kakeru was fine.
  • Anger Born of Worry: When Kakeru tells her that he crossed the same bridge where they first entered the Red Night, she snaps at him for being so reckless as there would be no way of knowing if he could make it back if something did happen before then starting to cry, clearly very worried for his safety.
  • Anti-Magic: She is able to neutralize enemies magical capabilities, but it really applies to anyone else with powers in general. Or rather, that is just what it looks like. In actuality, she can manipulate peoples memories and perception of reality, such as making them forget what they were just doing, or to dig out personal trauma.
  • Armor-Piercing Question: Played for Laughs. When Takahiro reveals that the fifth maid uniform he had on hand was for his wife, Yuka innocently points out the obvious question of why she would wear it when she is never at Café Cyberiada. This causes him quite the shock as it causes everyone to realize what he really likes to do, aka, late night roleplay.
  • Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Later in the anime. She appeared as nice at the beginning, but later her obsessive side toward Kakeru made her completely unlikable and she even tried to kill her friends.
  • Broken Bird: In the first game, her past in orphanage was one of the harshest from Fragments. Actually her power which was actually the Phantasmagoria of Liselotte herself made orphans kill between themselves (except Kukuri, herself and Kakeru) These memories traumatized her and when she saw later Kakeru becoming closer to others girls, she began to worry, then used her power to keep Kakeru for herself. Her actions become at least understandable.
  • But Not Too Foreign: According to her route in Resona Forma, she born to a German father and a Japanese mother. Her adoptive parents knew them which is why their adopted her once they found her. Her birth father and adopted father were friends, while her birth mother and adopted mother were distant relatives.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Despite her relatively small frame, her chest is quite big, which helps her popularity among the boys at her school.
  • Childhood Friend Romance: With Kakeru in the anime, and if the player picks her route.
  • Clingy Jealous Girl: She shows subtle hints in the game of being quite defensive of her lover whenever a potential "rival" is around. In the anime, she goes beyond merely defensive into outright hostile territory.
  • Conveniently an Orphan: She is from the same orphanage as Kakeru. Thanks to this they have been well acquainted for a very long time. Back then known as Yuka Tsuruha rather than Minase.
  • Damsel in Distress: As she has no real powers to fight with she often ends up in trouble during the Red Night, forcing the others to bail her out.
  • Demoted to Extra: Her role in the Manga is diminished somewhat, but at least here she remains genuinely caring towards her friends.
  • Emotion Control: The true nature of her power is the manipulation of thoughts and memories, something she used to cause the Ayame Garden tragedy and later tries to use to make Kakeru her own.
  • False Friend: Anime only. She seemed to care about the others at the beginning, but later she didn't give a damn about the others' deaths, didn't try to stop Takahisa when he became angry, and even let Yukiko be killed by the Black Knights.
  • Flanderization: In the anime, she gets a little worried when she thinks Kakeru and Misuzu are getting along too well. Later, she gets even worse by becoming possessive and only caring about Kakeru.
  • Freudian Excuse: She is absolutely unforgivable in the anime for everything she did. Nevertheless in the games, her backstory is one of saddest ones as her power killed every orphan except Kakeru and Kukuri. That's why she is so clingy and would do extreme things to keep Kakeru for herself.
  • First-Name Basis: Gets worried when Kakeru calls Misuzu by her first name in the anime.
  • Happily Adopted: She was adopted by the Minase couple as they themselves could not have children and she is treated as if she was truly their own. And even though he isn't officially theirs, they treat Kakeru as well as an honorary son.
  • Kick the Dog: In the anime when she tried to kill Misuzu. Before that, there is also the scene in episode 9 where Shiori said to her she wasn't sure that the others would survive the Black Knights. Yuka just answered that it wasn't a problem as long as Kakeru survived.
  • Lap Pillow: On their little picnic she offers to let Kakeru use her lap as a pillow when he feels like lying down.
  • Lotus-Eater Machine: She is able to create a Phantasmagoria, the same as the Red Night, something she uses to trap Kakeru and the others in a fake reality of her own design with no memories of the Red Night, all so she can keep Kakeru to herself until the end of the world.
  • Love Makes You Crazy:
    • In the VN, her love for Kakeru and growing jealousy against the other girls eventually causes her to try and forcefully claim him for herself and just let the world end, as long as she can spend her final moments with Kakeru alone.
    • The anime takes this one incident and bases her entire character around it, having her be a flat out Yandere for most of the shows run.
  • Mind Rape: The main offensive way she can use her powers is by bringing out traumatic memories of her victims and driving them mad.
  • Not a Morning Person: She is someone who is very slow out of bed and is in general very poor at getting up early.
  • Obliviously Superpowered: Like the others she has powers of her own, but unlike them, she was for the longest time unaware of what she was capable of. At first she was not even aware of that she was using said powers when she did. This is cause the trauma of from when she used it the first time caused her to forget everything about it as it was this power that cause the tragedy at the Ayame Garden.
  • Say My Name: "Kakeru-Kun!"
  • The Nudifier: The OVA episode has her ability to nullify magic as this, as well as turning boys into girls.
  • Tears of Joy: When Kakeru offers to go out with her after having not done so the day before, Yuka breaks down in tears, happy that he actually kept his promise.
  • Too Dumb to Live: In the episode 11 of the anime, after having freed Lisette without really knowing her true nature, the latter, now as Liselotte Werckmeister, killed her right afterward. Subverted in the episode 12.
  • Trauma-Induced Amnesia: The scandal at Ayame Garden was so traumatic for her that she sealed the memories of the event deep within her mind and as such, have a strong fear of anything that might cause them to resurface. And there is a good reason for this, as she was the one who caused it.
  • Unbroken Vigil: Yuka remains at Kakeru's side after his near fatal encounter with Ira, waiting for him to wake up and even sneaking in a kiss while she was at it.
  • Unlucky Childhood Friend: To Kakeru in the manga, and in the games if he chooses someone over her.
  • Yandere: In contrast to her VN portrayal, she is much more violently protective of Kakeru in the anime, perfectly willing to harm and even potentially kill anyone she sees as a rival. While she had a rather nasty moment in the VN, it was brought about by a mix of despair and hidden jealousy and Kakeru eventually manages to snap her out of it.
  • You Are Worth Hell: Of a kind. When it looks like she and Kakeru might be stuck in the red world she makes it clear that as long as he is by her side she would be able to accept it.

    Misuzu Kusakabe 

Misuzu Kusakabe

Voiced by: Yuu Asakawa (casted as 'Haruka' in the PC games)

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The Onmyoji

  • Accidental Pervert: The OVA episode has the blades of her katanas turn into vibrators.
  • Action Girl: One of the best fighters of the fragments and an experienced swordswoman.
  • Aloof Dark-Haired Girl: Certainly gives off this impression. The 'aloof' part is softened later.
  • Armor-Piercing Attack: Her black blade, Kogarasu Maru, is able to cut through any defense it is put up against.
  • Battle Couple: With Kakeru, literally if her route is chosen.
  • Berserk Button: While she has a lot of pressure points whenever Takahisa is around, calling her a tsundere is a surefire way to set her off. This is bad enough that she will summon one of her swords in broad daylight if it is brought up.
  • Betty and Veronica: The Betty to Yuka's Veronica in the anime. She seemed to be the contrary and being the Veronica at the beginning but actually she is Betty.
  • Big Damn Heroes: Her introduction is her showing up during the Red Night and destroying a huge swarm of Larva that were about to surround Kakeru and Yuka, saving their hides.
  • Big Eater: In Resona Forma, it was revealed that Misuzu has a fast metabolism, and when prompted, can finish a large bowl of ramen in 2 minutes, much to everyone's shock. She also stated that she had shown this ability once before in a competition in the Kusakabe village, in which she was the champion for eating 290 bowls of wanko soba.
  • Birds of a Feather: In her own route it is revealed that before the Red Night, she was not very different from Kakeru. Someone who was just blindly going wherever the wind took them with no real idea of what to do with themselves. This ends up being a big part of why they end up connecting.
  • Body Horror: In the anime, when she uses Doujigiri Yatsuna, her arms swells up, turns black, and sprout spikes. In the VN the sword instead has arms growing out of it that skewer her arm.
  • Break His Heart to Save Him: In the ending of her route and manga, she rejects Kakeru's suggestion to come with her to the Kusakabe Village because she doesn't want him to get involved into anything dangerous. He gets her to change her mind of course.
  • Cavalry Betrayal: After having been forced to cut off her own arm due to overusing Doujigiri Yasutsuna she is met by Kukuri whom she asks for healing from. Kukuri instead responds by impaling Misuzu through the head.
  • Combat Pragmatist: While she prefers to fight honorably, she is not afraid to be foul in combat if need be. One of her swords, Kannagiri Nagamitsu, is all about this with its variable length blade meant to catch opponents off guard as well as one hidden smaller blade that can be fired at range and be a nasty surprise.
  • Deus Sex Machina: A way to transfer Kusakabe power.
  • Et Tu, Brute?: Played for Laughs as she finds out that as part of the wager they made, Kukuri also wants to see her in one of Cyberiadas maid uniforms. Specifically, she wants them to dress up in them together. Misuzu is left shaking with rage at this revelation, calling Kukuri a traitor. Though with all that said and done, everyone knows that she will honor the wager eventually as her pride would not allow for otherwise.
  • Expy: Strikingly resembles Mitsuru Kirijo from Persona 3.
  • Headbutting Heroes: Often with Takahisa in the games, due to their personalities clashing. Takahisa himself even stated that she and him were like 'oil and water'.
  • The Heretic: In a way. Among the Onmyōdō families, every family was only ever allowed to possess a single of the Kusakabe Five Treasures. Misuzu however battled and took all five, and she is now hunted by her own family due to the shame she brought upon them through this act.
  • Heroic BSoD: After her first battle with Misao she is left in shambles after effectively being schooled in sword fighting and having two of her blades destroyed.
  • Hidden Depths: Despite how reserved and aloof she gets, it's implied in the games that she's a romantic and reads shoujo manga.
  • High-Class Gloves: She comes from a wealthy family and is always wearing a white pair of gloves whenever she isn't fighting.
  • Humiliating Wager: Ends up having to take part in dressing up in the Cyberiada uniform after having lost a game of Haggle. While the other girls really enjoyed playing dress-up, Misuzu was far from amused, especially with Takahisa making the situation worse for her.
  • Hyperspace Arsenal: She keeps her swords stored within runes on her fingernails and can summon them as need be. The five swords are as follows:
    • Raikiri, a sword wreathed in electricity and can summon powerful lightning bolts.
    • Kogarasu Maru, a black blade with great magical abilities able to pierce any defense.
    • Kashagiri Hiromitsu, a massive blade, heavy and and broad, it has some of the most force behind its swings and can be enhanced with fire magic.
    • Kannagiri Nagamitsu, an incredibly sharp blade with an unorthodox design allowing its length to be manipulated by the wielder.
    • Doujigiri Yasutsuna, a cursed sword that eats away at the wielder but commands unrivaled power.
  • Ice Queen: At first she is somewhat cold and aloof even though she tries to be as helpful as she can. She gets better.
  • Innocently Insensitive: The first time Yukiko reveals her true nature in the first game, Misuzu becomes wary and talks to her as if she was some kind of monster, much to her dismay.
    • There's also when she asks Yukiko and Takahisa about their pasts, a topic they do not take lightly.
  • Instant Runes: She summons her weapons by creating various symbols and circles out of thin air from which the weapons emerge.
  • Lady of War: She is a mature and poised woman who is also capable of wielding katanas in battle.
  • Life-or-Limb Decision: After having overused Doujigiri Yasutsuna in her final fight with Misao, the sword starts to eat away at her and she is forced to cut off her own arm to stop it.
  • Love Triangle: With Yuka and Kakeru in the anime.
  • Mundane Utility: She ends up using some of her onmyodo magic to put out Takahisa's fireballs after he uses them to light his cigarettes.
  • My Greatest Failure: Her obtaining the Kusakabe Five Treasures was not exactly a smooth process with Doujigiri being one she obtained in a duel against her own father, a duel where he ended up severely maimed which in turn created a Succession Crisis where she would now become the head of the clan, something that was a big no-no due to the heavily conservative values of her village. All of this is stuff that still haunts her.
  • Ninja Log: She can use her shikigami to create a duplicate dummy to mislead her opponent and to give herself more breathing room in a fight.
  • No Social Skills: Implied in the games. She doesn't seem to understand most of common culture due to living a sheltered life for so long.
  • Not So Above It All: While she comes across as the Only Sane Man most of the time, even she has her idiosyncrasies. This is the most apparent when Takahiro tries to rope the girls into wearing maid uniforms and Yukiko noticing that there is one too many uniforms leading to the assumption that it is for Takeru, with Misuzu barely being able to hide her enthusiasm at the prospect due to her being a Yaoi Fangirl.
  • "Not So Different" Remark: She pulls a cutting remark on Misao, noting that it seems to be in the Kusakabe blood for their strong women to fall for strong men.
  • Onmyōdō: She comes from a long line of Onmyodo practitioners and makes use of such magic during the Red Night, either summoning shikigami to act as scouts or her various weapons.
  • Power at a Price: Her most powerful blade, Doujigiri Yasutsuna, is one that can easily kill a Black Knight but is also one that feeds of the flesh and blood of its wielder. Even brief usage can be crippling and using it at full power is said to kill anyone outright.
  • Secretly Selfish: When caught in Yuka's Lotus-Eater Machine, Misuzu muses to herself that the real reason she trained up Kakeru had really nothing to do with helping him. It was more rooted in her own belief of wanting to restore the Kusakabe house's standing.
  • Skyward Scream: She does not take the Awful Truth that Misao offers her all that well, being left shouting at the heavens in anger, frustration and despair.
  • Straight Man and Wise Guy: The promotional videos for Resona Forma seem to put her and Takahisa as this.
  • Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Comes off as cold and condescending to the others at first, but shows a soft side every now and then.
  • Super-Strength: With her Onmyodo training she has a lot more physical strength than one can ascertain at first glance. It can be best seen when she was forced to dress up in the Cyberiada uniform where, after Takahisa got on her nerves one too many times, she bent and then crushed a metal tray she was holding until there was naught but a crumbled metal ball remaining.
  • Supreme Chef: As she has spent so much time alone, she often practiced cooking various Japanese dishes in her spare time, resulting in her getting quite good at preparing meals.
  • This Cannot Be!: She is left in utter disbelief upon the revelation that Superbia is in fact Misao Kusakabe, the one who mastered the Kusakabe school of swordsmanship 70 years ago.
  • Touché: After Kakeru noticed that something seemed odd between Takahisa and Yukiko, Misuzu expresses surprise as she never expected someone as anti-social as him to notice. Kakeru retorts with that she is no different in that regard with Misuzu chuckling as she concedes the point.
  • Tsundere: Type A. She even gets teased by Yukiko and Takahisa in the games for it.
  • White Gloves: Mostly to hide the seals for summoning the Kusakabe Five Treasures.
  • Wrecked Weapon: In her first real battle with Misao, Misuzu loses both Kashagiri and Kannagiri as Misao destroys them, much to the shock of everyone present.
  • Yaoi Fangirl: While she would never admit it, Yukiko manages to figure out that Misuzu reads older shojou works of the yaoi flavor.

    Kukuri Tachibana 

Kukuri Tachibana

Voiced by: Noriko Rikimaru (casted as 'Risa Matsuda' in the PC games)

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The "Sister-Figure"

  • Action Girl: Subverted, since it is Abraxas that fights at her command.
  • A God Am I: A rather tragic example. With the release of her true powers, she vanishes from the world as she has become what could best be described as God. But that also means that she must be alone, as God having friends is antithetical to its being as a god must be impartial in order to judge the world fairly. She keeps telling herself this over and over, not out of grand divine aspirations, but to dull the pain of her loneliness. Eventually though, Demiurge gains sentience of its own and frees Kukuri from this fate.
  • Bath Suicide: The Kukuri from Kakeru and Yuka’s youth died by slitting her wrist in the bath and it is an image that has been burned into Kakeru's mind.
  • Berserk Button: In her original world, Kakeru was killed due to a failed science experiment, causing her to go on a killing rampage.
  • Black Bead Eyes: She shocked sprite in the games gives her these solid black oval eyes.
  • Blade on a Rope: Her guardian angel, Abraxas, wields some long, blade-tipped chains which it uses to cut up and restrain her foes.
  • Bound and Gagged: Abraxas, her guardian angel, is perpetually bound in various heavy metal restraints, including chains, cuffs and spreader bars as well as being both blindfolded and gagged. Beware when those restraints come off.
  • Brother–Sister Incest: In the first game, she has her own ending. However, although they are a biological brother and sister, fandisk tries to make it less immoral, saying that she are his sister as her version from alternative world, and not directly as a sister directly.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: It's clear that Kakeru finds Kukuri's big breasts attractive, as he's stared at them for 18,346 seconds during the first meeting, as noted by Verard.
  • Cool Big Sis: Acts as the 'big sister' figure towards everyone in the group.
  • Combat Medic: The main healer of the group, but she's capable of fighting as well.
  • Covert Pervert: Becomes this in the OVA episode where everything she says is literally sexual, despite her usual pure nature. Even when communicating by sketchbook. She either writes sexual dialogue or makes suggestive drawings.
  • Cute Mute: She can't speak and instead relies on writing in a notebook to communicate with others
  • Death by Origin Story: A somewhat complicated and roundabout one. The Kukuri that Kakeru and Yuka knew from their youth is dead which served as a reat source of trauma for them, but this one is from another world where events unfolded differently. As such she both is and is not the sister they knew.
  • Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: Due to her amnesia she isn't quite sure what she really wants to do with her life. Awakening to Abraxas and gaining friends thanks to the Red Night only made those questions run deeper, wondering what will happen when it all ends or if she had never awoken to the power.
  • Doppelgänger: Of the other Kukuri, Kakeru's older sister.
  • Driven to Suicide: Turns out there are parallel worlds, and in at least two of them, Kakeru's sister, Kukuri, knew about Liselotte's plan, which needed Kakeru's golden eye to succeed. So in one world, she had the spirit of Abraxas, which had a chain whip attack, which she used to kill him, then herself. But that world didn't have the golden eye, and instead the Kakeru in Yuka's universe/world had it, while Abraxas didn't exist in that version of Kukuri. So instead of killing both of them, Kukuri in Yuka's world only killed herself since she lacked the chain-whip attack of Abraxas. Yeah, it's kind of confusing.
  • Expy: Looks a little bit like Kotonoha from School Days, while she strikingly resembles Tsuruya from The Melancholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya''.
  • The Fatalist: Due to her amnesia she has adopted a mentality of "things just happen" and that "it is just fate". In short she had given up on having any real agency and thus just decides to coast through life on the path of least resistance.
  • Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!: She slaps Misuzu to get her out of her funk after the battle with Misao. Misuzu does eventually start to get her act together afterwards.
  • Guardian Entity: She is able to summon her guardian angel, Abraxas, to fight for her.
  • Healing Hands: How she heals injuries.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: In the episode 12 of anime, she is killed by Liselotte
    • If her route is not chosen, she is forgotten by the others as she is the one who recreated the world making the others forget about her.
  • Incest Subtext: Her interactions with her Kakeru if her route is chosen.
  • Light Is Good: In the visual novel, she kills Misuzu and Shiori, but it was to prevent Liselotte from getting the other fragments.
  • Luke, I Am Your Father: She technically is Kakeru's dead sister, but from an alternate universe.
  • Mundane Utility: She makes use of Abraxas chains to restrain Takahisa to keep him from running around after the later ended up accidently ingesting some scopolia and getting high as a kite as a result.
  • Never Gets Drunk: According to her route in Resona Forma, she is quite resilient to liquor, as she didn't go down when she drank the Kusakabe family's elixir.
  • Nice Girl: She's so nice and gentle, she rarely gets angry.
  • Not Blood Siblings: Although she and Kakeru are biological brothers and sisters, technically they are not bound by blood in our world, since this Kukuri is an alternative version of his sister a different world.
  • Story-Breaker Power: The story would have been very short if she had ever remembered what kinds of reality warping powers she had before the finale of the plot.
  • Stunned Silence: Well, more silent than usual, but when the crew plays a game of Haggle she ends up winning leaving her completely stunned, fumbling with her notebook to have something to say only to end up with a Non Sequitur.
  • Superpower Lottery: By far the biggest winner of the entire cast. Should the chains of Abraxas be freed, it will become the Demiurge which frees Kukuri to alter reality freely to her own wishes. Only the Eye of Aeon comes anywhere close to the kind of power she possess, and even that becomes void when she takes the eye for herself to keep it from devouring Kakeru while strengthening her own powers.
  • Reality Warper: The true power of Abraxas should its chains ever be released is the manipulation of reality itself. Nothing is out of reach for Kukuri once these powers are unleashed. Everything from reality, life and time is free for her to manipulate. The only thing holding her back is that using her full might would also make her become something other than human, perhaps closer to what one would call God. These powers are what allows for everyone to come back to life and get their respective happy endings.
  • Talking with Signs: Uses a sketchbook to communicate.
  • Terrible Artist: She likes to sketch, but in her own words, she is not very good at it. Kakeru and Yuka still pose for her even if the end result was less than satisfactory.
  • Trauma-Induced Amnesia: She's been suffering from amnesia for years, not remembering anything from before her 13th birthday. In truth she sealed her memories of Kakeru being killed in her original world because it was too painful to remember.
  • Variable-Length Chain: The chains of Abraxas seem to come from her restraints and seem to constantly change their length as the situation demands.

    Yukiko Hirohara 

Yukiko Hirohara

Voiced by: Oma Ichimura (casted as 'Miru' in the PC game)

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The Lovely Junior...
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...and The Merciless Killer

  • A-Cup Angst: In the games. When Takahisa teases her about it once, her reaction is quite high strung.
    • If Kakeru pursues her, she asks him if he prefers big breasts and even compares herself to Yuka. This could be why she gropes the other girls.
  • Action Girl: Was a former child soldier and assassin and still has the skills.
  • Adaptational Personality Change: She's less pessimistic about bringing up her past in the anime.
  • All Women Are Lustful: Becomes this in the OVA episode when she takes off her glasses.
  • Aloof Ally: Her "true" self gives off this vibe at first, having the air of a cold killer.
  • Ambiguously Bi: She falls for Kakeru or Takahisa depending on the route chosen (the latter in the anime), but she's not hesitant to grope the other girls' breasts and once gushed about Shiori being so cute, that she suggested cuddling with her in a bed.
    • The OVA episode has her kissing Yuka, though she wasn't really herself at that time.
  • Badass Adorable: She's quite small and cute, but she's also capable of handling fights with her two knives.
  • Battle Couple: With Takahisa, if her route is not chosen.
  • Belated Love Epiphany: If her route is not picked and in the anime, she realizes that she fell in love with Takahisa after killing him.
  • Beneath the Mask: She may seem cheerful and happy at first, but it turns out that it's just a persona. Her real personality is without the glasses. She's very insecure about herself due to becoming a murderer during her time as a child soldier. Because of that, she's very cautious about getting really close to people and thinks she has no right to be loved.
    • Becoming the Mask: Eventually, the personality the glasses created started to merge with her real self, making the real Yukiko feel more emotions than just cold wrath.
  • The Big Damn Kiss: With Takahisa if her route is not chosen.
  • Break His Heart to Save Him: If her route is not chosen, she tries this on Takahisa after his confession. It doesn't work and it ends rather horribly.
  • Birds of a Feather: At the end of the day, she and Takahisa ends up attracted to each other as they understand each others pain, sins and hidden darkness, both living with false personas that allows them to barely function within society.
  • Break the Cutie: After she killed Takahisa.
  • Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: With Takahisa in the anime.
  • Brought Down to Normal: While this is true for everyone after the Red Night ends, it is especially true for Yukiko. She not only lost her regeneration, but also her strength. As all of it was the result of her being a fragment, she does not have the muscles one would expect out of someone with her occupation. She even lacks calluses in her hands, all due to her regeneration. She ends up revealing to Kakeru that after everything ended, she even has trouble wielding her trusted knives.
  • But Not Too Foreign: Born in Wallachia, which is said to be in Eastern Europe.
  • Child Soldiers: After her parents were killed she was forced to become a soldier within Wallachia. Specifically, she was used either as a suicide bomber or to walk minefields alongside other kids. And as she wouldn't die no matter what she was just repeatedly sent on all kind of missions until her mind and reflexes became as sharp as they are now, becoming nothing more than an engine of death.
  • Club President: She is the one who formed the Modern Societies Researching Club while also being its only member. Early on she is constantly trying to get Kakeru and Yuka to join.
  • Collector of the Strange: Her clubroom is filled with all manner of nicknacks that she has collected from god knows where and some of it is the kind of stuff you wonder how she even got a hold of in the first place.
  • Conditioned to Accept Horror: She was never really trained to be a soldier within Wallachia or anything, rather she simply got used to the cruelty and bloodshed, watching people die around her as she herself simply walked away from even the most grievous of injuries. Eventually, all that was left was a seething bloodlust turned against the country that made her this way.
  • Cradling Your Kill: After having mortally wounded Takahisa she lets him expire in her arms, all while she tearfully blames herself for everything that happened.
  • Cruel and Unusual Death: While she gets absorbed by the crystal in the first game, the anime has her stomach ripped out by Superbia. The screams of agony make it even worse.
  • Cuteness Proximity: She ends up reacting with quite a lot of squee upon seeing Shiori for the first time, finding her adorable, while also being happy that there is someone at school shorter than herself.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Her parents died before she ever got to know them and eventually was forced to become a child soldier. Because she could not die, she was used for suicide bombing repeatedly and witnessed so many deaths and other atrocious things to the point where she became a very hateful and cold-hearted person whose purpose was to only kill. Thankfully, her cousin, Tsukiko, managed to save her by giving her self-hypnotic glasses to contain this personality.
  • Death Glare: When she takes her glasses off, her glare is deadly enough to make you shiver in fear. Even Misuzu was put off by it.
  • Double Entendre: A lot of her dialogue when in cute mode is riddled with strange euphemisms and entendres that can cause all manner of misunderstandings.
  • Don't You Dare Pity Me!: She avoids revealing much on her tragic backstory because she doesn't like being pitied.
  • Dies Wide Open: She dies with her eyes open in the anime.
  • Empty Eyes: Without her glasses on she gains an empty and cold gaze that causes Kakeru's blood to freeze, as those are the eyes of a killer.
  • First Love: For Takahisa.
  • Fragile Speedster: She's able to move at incredible speed due to being lightweight, but it's also what makes her vulnerable and have less durability.
  • Genki Girl: When she first appears she put on the act of a cute and hyperactive girl. This however is but a mask to conceal her darker side.
  • The Glasses Come Off: Whenever she enters combat she always removes her glasses. It does seem to be connected to her split personality in a way.
  • The Glomp: Subverted. She tries to give Kakeru a flying tackle. He dodges and she faceplants into a concrete pillar.
  • Good Thing You Can Heal: As she is physically immortal she often ends up taking some of the worst abuse of the main characters, being able to walk away from pretty much all of it.
  • Healing Factor: Her main ability. Yukiko shrugs off some pretty serious damage during the course of events, but she's able to get back on her feet with her regeneration.
  • Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: courtesy of Superbia (anime) and Invidia, but she's done this herself at times as well.
  • Insecure Love Interest: Towards Kakeru in her route, and Takahisa in the other routes.
  • It's All My Fault: She ends up blaming herself for Saiko's death and Takahisa's subsequent descent into madness and demise due to hesitating in a critical moment which allowed for Misao to land that fatal blow.
  • It's Personal: Goes to the crystal palace to get revenge on Superbia for Takahisa's death. It doesn't end well.
  • Major Injury Underreaction: As she is functionally immortal and has long since gotten used to being hurt cause of it she is hardly ever bothered by even the most grievous of injuries. In fact, she is more upset over the fact that her knives got chipped than herself getting mangled.
  • Massive Numbered Siblings: She has over 125 siblings according to herself, though it is not clear if she is to be taken seriously.
  • Meaningful Name: Yukiko means snow child. She was given this name due to being born on a snowy day. The same for her other alias, Yurisha.
  • Mercy Kill: To Takahisa.
  • Motor Mouth: When in "cute" mode she tends to talk both very much and very fast, so much so that both Kakeru and Takahiro both get burned out after just a few minutes with her.
  • Named Weapons: Uses two, large knives called Heckel and Jackel.
  • Not Hyperbole: She casually brushes of Saiko's rather brutal Dope Slap, saying that neither bullet's nor flamethrowers would stop her. While Kakeru initially just takes it as her usual silliness, it soon becomes clear it was no exaggeration.
  • Official Couple: With Takahisa in his after story in Resona Forma.
  • O.O.C. Is Serious Business: It is generally clear that something is wrong whenever she turns serious while she still has her glasses on and it is similarly a sign if she shows emotions without them on.
  • Red Baron: As a child soldier back in Wallachia, she was known as "Yurisha o Surjasu;" Yurisha the Bloody.
  • Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: She tends to say some rather weirdly-phrased quotes that most people wouldn't understand.
  • Shell-Shocked Veteran: Heavily implied. Her self without the glasses has the tendency to attack anyone who comes close to her and her past is shown to deeply affect her. Given what's she's been through, it's not surprising.
  • Speed Blitz: Her main way of fighting is to simply overwhelm her opposition through her blistering speed and endlessly repeated attacks against their weak points.
  • Split Personality: With her glasses on, she acts as the genki girl of the group. Without her glasses, she becomes a cold-blooded person with an instinct to kill.
  • Split-Personality Merge: After having been forced to kill Takahisa she notices that her two personas have begun to melt together. Her cute self is able to kill while her soldier self is able to cry and feel.
  • Stepford Smiler: While she tends to have a perpetual and cheery smile plastered on her face at all times while in "cute mode", it is but a shallow persona she keeps up to try and maintain some veneer of normalcy, trying to keep her inner darkness and memories hidden best she can. And unfortunately, even with the glasses, there are times where the mask slips.
  • Sugar-and-Ice Personality: A unique case. Both her personalities show this.
    • Inverted: With her glasses on, she's happy and energetic most of the time, but still has a cynical side when it comes to opening up to others about her past.
    • Played Straight: Without her glasses, she's usually cold, aloof, and uncaring, but surprisingly shows a soft spot for Takahisa.
  • Taking the Bullet: She takes Invidia's sword right to her gut to protect Takahisa from the attack. What is notable about this is that she is in her killer persona as this happens, indicating that she is finally and honestly starting to open up to him.
  • Tareme Eyes: Has fairly soft eyes when in her cute persona, while it's Tsurime Eyes when she is her other personality.
  • Token Minority: She is the only character of east European descent in a cast filled with only Japanese.
  • Tranquil Fury: Her true personality is basically full of this. It lessens a bit eventually due to her fake personality having impact.
  • Unresolved Sexual Tension: With Takahisa if her route isn't chosen. While he's more forward with his feelings for her, Yukiko is held back by her own insecurities to resolve it on her side. It gets resolved.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: With Takahisa, mostly in the games. They're pretty close, but they will often engage in friendly banter.
  • Wound That Will Not Heal: The wounds she received from Misao are the only injuries she ever received that will not heal through either her own abilities nor Kukuri's healing.
  • Yaoi Fangirl: Mostly shown in the games. She fantasizes Kakeru dressing up in a maid uniform with Takahisa AND her boss having to fight for his love, making it a Love Triangle scenario.

    Takahisa Tajima 

Takahisa Tajima

Voiced by: Showtaro Morikubo (casted as 'Andarushia' in the PC games)

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The Pyrokineticist

  • Abusive Parent: His father sexually abused his younger sister Ema. Their mother seemed caring, but it's implied that she couldn't do anything to protect them, which is probably the reason why he was so cold towards her at first.
  • Adaptational Personality Change: He was less of a jerk and more friendly in the games and his perverted side is practically non-existent in the anime. However, his character in the OVA episode closely resembles his game counterpart.
  • Aloof Ally: At the beginning of the anime.
  • Aloof Big Brother: He left Ema alone when they were little, but only to protect her from himself.
  • Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: How he was first introduced in the games by beating up street thugs. He even refers to himself as the "Ally of Justice".
  • Ax-Crazy: His other persona is full of this.
  • Battle Couple: With Yukiko, if her route is not chosen.
  • Berserk Button: Don't try to threaten him by hurting his family.
    • He also can't stand people who would think or say anything so selfish, which is shown in some of his interactions with Kakeru and Yukiko.
  • The Big Damn Kiss: With Yukiko if her route is not chosen.
    • Foreshadowing: Right after they kiss, Yukiko tries to hide her embarrassment by giving Takahisa a death threat, to which he responds lightly by saying that it's not a threat and that he's all up for it. Guess what ends up happening later.
  • Big Brother Instinct: Despite leaving her behind when they were children, he deeply cares for his little sister, Ema.
  • Big Eater: He can eat a bucket of fried chicken, which is about 12 pieces, and still be hungry afterwards. Even after it's revealed that usage of his powers affects his hunger, it's still implied that it wouldn't make much of a difference.
  • Birds of a Feather: At the end of the day, he and Yukiko ends up attracted to each other as they understand each others pain, sins and hidden darkness, both living with false personas that allows them to barely function within society.
  • Blinded by Rage: After Saiko was killed he went into a mad rage and started to blindly shoot fire everywhere, not caring what or who he hit, killing several bystanders and even wounding Yukiko in the process.
  • Can't Live with Them, Can't Live Without Them: Non-romantic example. He gets rather annoyed when Saiko nags him, usually about school, and has even thought at one point that things would have been better if she didn't adopt him. But, he also feels that he would be a helpless person without her guidance.
  • The Casanova: It's heavily implied that he slept with many girls.
  • Character Development: More prominent in the games. He initially wanted to be aloof towards other people, but after becoming friends with Kakeru and the others, he becomes attached to them and more open.
  • Chivalrous Pervert: He certainly has his perverted moments in the games, but he's also not without morals either.
  • Crazy Jealous Guy: Subtle example towards Yukiko. The times he shows this is when he questions himself on why he feels angry when she shows immense faith for Kakeru to get better after getting injured and when he stops Tadashi from trying to make a move on her during the maid outfit event.
  • Dangerous Forbidden Technique: A technique Yukiko later dubs as Loge Ginger is a trick where Takahisa focuses all his power into tiny points, firing dense packets of fire rapidly at the enemy, one from each fingertip. The downsides are quite severe as not only does it takes a lot of focus to execute which leaves him exposed, it also takes a lot of energy, causes a lot of pain and worst of all, risks causing his other personality to surface.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: His father sexually abused his younger sister, Ema, which caused Takahisa to murder him and almost lose control of himself, developing a psychotic persona within him. Because of this, he parted ways with Ema so she would remain unharmed from him. This also causes him to become scared of getting close to people.
  • Delinquent: Skips class often, gets into fights with street thugs, and occasionally seen smoking.
  • Did Not Get the Girl: If Kakeru pursues Yukiko, Takahisa does not end up with her.
  • Everyone Has Standards: Even he gets disgusted at how lustful Saiko can be.
  • Green-Eyed Monster: It is implied that if Kakeru starts to shoot for Yukiko that Takahisa is not as enthusiastic about that as any of the other options. That said, he will still help their relationship along when it becomes clear that Yukiko is serious about it.
  • Happily Adopted: by Saiko, though the two tend to bicker a lot.
  • Headbutting Heroes: Often with Misuzu in the games, due to their personalities clashing. Takahisa himself even stated that she and him were like 'oil and water'.
  • Hidden Depths: Takahisa may just seem like a rebellious and carefree guy, but he's actually shown to be troubled by his own insecurities.
  • Hopeless Suitor: For Yukiko, if Kakeru pursues her. He does let them be together, but one of the promotional videos for Resona Forma implies that he still holds feelings for her regardless.
  • Hypocrite: Kakeru says that he doesn't have a right to fall in love and Takahisa calls him out for being selfish. Later, Takahisa admits that he feels that the group was better off without him, which Kakeru points out as being selfish as well.
  • I Cannot Self-Terminate: With is last bit of sanity he pleads with Yukiko to put him down before he causes any more damage, something she eventually, tearfully, manages to accomplish.
  • I Shall Taunt You: He is someone who likes to taunt his opponents in order to rile them up and make them make mistakes. it proves quite effective on Invidia.
  • I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: If Kakeru pursues Yukiko then Takahisa will fully support their relationship after some initial reservations, with his own love for her being a prime motivator.
  • It's Not You, It's Me: Part of the reason that he wants to break up his relationship with Saiko is cause he is deathly afraid of his second personality harming her should he ever lose control.
  • I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: If Kakeru pursues Yukiko, Takahisa will still confess to her like in all the other routes, but he lets them be together.
  • Ladykiller in Love: He's had a lot of one-night stands with many girls, but later genuinely falls in love with Yukiko.
  • Laughing Mad: After his other side takes over following Saiko's death he is left little more than a laughing lunatic whose cackling is somewhere in-between mad bloodlust and grief-stricken howling.
  • Making a Splash: His fire powers change to water in the OVA episode.
  • Mushroom Samba: Ends up accidentally ingesting some scopolia after Kukuri mistakenly made tea out of some of the stuff that she found in the clubroom and he ends up high as a kite as a result.
  • Mundane Utility: He likes to use his fire powers to light his cigarettes.
  • My Sister Is Off-Limits: He can't stand the idea of Kakeru having a romantic interest in Ema.
  • No Social Skills: He's used to having no friends, so he has a hard time when it comes to expressing his feelings towards other people.
  • Parental Incest: In the first game, he had this with Saiko, but he ends the relationship as he starts to see it as unhealthy and wrong, and at the same time, realizes his feelings for Yukiko.
  • Official Couple: With Yukiko in his after story in Resona Forma.
  • Personality Powers: He's a very Hot-Blooded individual and is able to manipulate fire.
  • "Reason You Suck" Speech: When Kakeru reveals to the group that he feels like he has no right to be loved, Takahisa loses it and calls him out for saying something so selfish.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: As the "Fire Demon", his other personality.
  • Self-Made Orphan: Killed his father in order to protect Ema, while it's unknown what happened to his mom during that time.
  • She's Not My Girlfriend: His response to Saiko about Yukiko in the anime. She doesn't buy it.
  • Split Personality: His demon-like persona was created after murdering his father to protect Ema.
  • Split-Personality Takeover: Following the death of Saiko he is overcome with grief and rage to the point that his hidden destructive side is allowed to fully take over, consuming him so thoroughly that Yukiko is forced to put him down.
  • Straight Man and Wise Guy: The promotional videos for Resona Forma seem to put him and Misuzu as this.
  • Troubled, but Cute: He is a delinquent who dresses quite fashionably compared to his school attire and is implied to be popular with girls. But underneath that exterior, he's afraid of getting close to people due to being heavily weighted by his past and also has some low self-esteem issues.
  • Unresolved Sexual Tension: With Yukiko. While he's more forward with his feelings for her, Yukiko is held back by her own insecurities to resolve it on her side. It gets resolved.
  • Unstoppable Rage: After Saiko got killed, he went rampaging and destroying the city with fire and got to the point where he couldn't stop himself anymore.
  • Verbal Tic: Played for Laughs as a result of a Humiliating Wager after a game of Haggle he is forced to end his every sentence with Friedrich Nietzsche's full name.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: With Yukiko, mostly in the games. They're pretty close, but they'll often engage in friendly banter.
  • Voice of the Legion: At the height of his madness his voice starts to be overladen with another, more feminine voice filled with endless hatred. The voice of Liselotte Werckmeister.
  • You Are Better Than You Think You Are: Says this to Yukiko when she claims herself as nothing but a horrible person unworthy of love.

Black Knights

    Avaritia 

Avaritia/ Georgius the Rainbow

Voiced by: Yoji Ueda (anime)

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  • Adaptational Heroism: Teams up with the Fragments in the ending and succeeded in trapping Lieselotte while in the game, he turns into a dragon to kill everyone. He also shows sadness when Scholastica die while in the game, was fine to let his comrades fight even when they were about to die, even though he shows no pleasure in it.
  • A Father to His Men: Subverted as he actually sent them to death, although unwillingly.
  • Almighty Idiot: Upon releasing the cursed dragon within him, he is in effect dead. The beast is nothing but raw power, attacking blindly without rime or reason.
  • Artificial Human: As he is from the same family line as Shiori, he shares her curse.
  • Big Bad: He is the leader of the Black Knights.
  • The Dragonslayer: Before he became Avaritia, Georgius was known for killing a great dragon that hounded England back in the day. Unfortunately, in doing so he and his family line was striken by a terrible curse, his being the worst of all with the dragon itself now sleeping within him. And with the final battle looming he decides to release this curse and unleash the dragon upon the fragments.
  • Grey-and-Gray Morality: While he isn't really the Big Bad and just wants to prevent the world from being destroyed he is really willing to kill some innocent children.
    • Furthermore, he has a curious way to accomplish his mission as even if he saves the world, he sacrifices his comrades as well as the woman he loves. Nevertheless, this last thing could be forgiven as he couldn't probably expect it.
  • Non-Action Guy: He doesn't fight with Fragments during nearly all of the story. Even in the end he only releases a curse within him that consumes him to fight for him.
  • Official Couple: With Superbia.
  • Pet the Dog: In Before Story he acts sympathetic toward his subordinates and shows care for all of them. And even if he's partly responsible when they died, Georgius blessed them.
  • That Man Is Dead: While Superbia still has feelings for him, Avaritia reinforces that the man she knew long ago is dead and that an empty shell is simply all that remains.
  • The Unfought: The man himself is never battled by the heroes, instead he releases a curse held within him that unleashed the cursed dragon he battled so long ago to fight in his stead.
  • Wave-Motion Gun: He is in possession of a powerful spell called the Rainbow Contract which takes to she of a rainbow colored beam of immense power. When he frees the dragon held within him, it is able to use the same spell despite being mindless.

    Superbia 

Superbia/ Misao Kusakabe

Voiced by: Hyo-sei

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Spoilers

  • Action Girl: With two swords.
  • Adaptational Heroism: In the anime, she makes a Heel–Face Turn and helps the Fragments to destroy Liselotte. In the game, she fights the Fragments until she is defeated by Misuzu.
  • Adaptational Villainy: In the game, she still kills Saiko but it was more of an Accidental Murder as she aimed at Takahisa instead and Saiko interfered. In the anime, she killed her on purpose. She also kills Yukiko as well. In the game, she never killed her, Yukiko being absorbed by Liselotte instead.
  • Anti-Magic: She is able to nullify the abilities of the Fragments with her blades. That includes Yukiko's regenerative abilities.
  • Battle Couple: With Georgius and somehow with Samson.
  • Berserk Button: No matter if you're her ally or her enemy, if you try to kill Avaritia, you can be sure she can really lose it. Also in Before Story she also lost it when Scholastica is killed.
  • Bodyguard Crush: Toward Avaritia.
  • Character Development : Tragic example but in Resona forma, Misao was very respectful and caring toward people who were not her enemies. In the original however, she does not hesitate to manipulate her allies or let them die as long as Avaritia was safe. She also apparently forgot her relationship with Scholastica.
  • Cool Big Sis: In Before Story to Scholastica.
  • The Dark Side Will Make You Forget: In the original, her priority is Avaritia and even if she tries to keep them alive, she would manipulate her own comrades or let them die to fulfil the mission. She also never mentions Scholastica, whom she was close to in Resona forma.
  • The Dreaded: While the Fragments are scared of every Black Knight, she notable for her mere presence paralyzes them for a few seconds.
  • Dual Wielding: She wields the remaining two swords of the Kusakabe seven treasures, Dubhe: Onikiri and Alkaid: Kumokiri, perfectly and easily able to keep up even against someone as fast as Yukiko who uses much lighter weapons.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She loves Avaritia from the bottom of her heart. She cares for the others Black Knights too.
  • Foreshadowing: Throughout much of the story, Misuzu keeps alluding to a powerful Onmyōdō who not only mastered their arts, but traveled the world to learn even more magic and techniques to a downright absurd degree of mastery. Said Onmyōdō turns out to have been the woman that became Superbia.
  • Graceful Loser: When she finds herself Out-Gambitted by Misuzu, she can't help but smile to herself and congratulate the girls for her victory.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: In the episode 11, she tried to make one. However, it's more a Stupid Sacrifice. She survives to it then she dies.
  • Karma Houdini: My gosh, Superbia...How can you suppress three characters without paying it back? Thankfully only in the anime.
  • Kick the Dog: in the anime, when she killed Yukiko.
    • In the anime, her murder of Saiko was sadistic. In the game, it was more of an accident.
  • Killing Intent: In the game she is able to produce such a fierce murderous aura of intent that most characters can't even move, and even those that can clearly struggles.
  • Lady of War: When she's not in her black knight form.
  • Leave Behind a Pistol: Done symbolically. She gives the main characters the truth about the Red Night and their own existence and how humanity will be eliminated should Liselotte's plans be fullfilled. She then gives the remaining members an ultimatum. Kill themselves, giving themselves some mercy and dignity by dying for the sake of humanity and spare everyone else the trouble, or face despair and pain at the hands of both Misao and Georgius where there is no chance of victory.
  • Love Martyr: Subverted in Resona forma. However, in the original VN, Superbia is showed loving Avaritia, who values more his mission than his comrades.
  • Love Makes You Crazy: And she actually turns insane in the episode 11.
  • Master Swordswoman: She is a true master of the sword, far beyond what anyone else among the main characters is capable of. Especially given that she is Misao, the legendary person who mastered the Kusakabe school of swordsmanship 70 years ago and has only further refined her skills since.
  • Out-Gambitted: In her final fight against Misuzu, Misao held the upper hand for the entire confrontation, yet she failed to notice that the girl was not simply attacking at random. Misuzu had noticed that whenever Misao took a defensive stance, she would always defend with the same sword. As such she made sure to always attack the same spot of said sword in her lunges, eventually causing the blade to snap at a critical moment, giving her the victory. Misao ends up taking it with stride though.
  • Pet the Dog: She loves Avaritia dearly despite her nature and she cares about her others comrades. She has even a Pet the Dog moment in Before Story with Scholastica.
  • Un-person: Not her specifically, but rather her swords. She wields the two remaining swords of the Kusakabe seven treasures, Dubhe: Onikiri and Alkaid: Kumokiri, swords that had their existence erased from history with the treasures being treated as only ever having been five.
  • Violently Protective Girlfriend: She can be really upset if you bother Avaritia.

    Ira 

Ira/ Holy Might: Sebastianus

Voiced by: Yuuki Fujiwara

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  • Adaptational Villainy: His background isn't shown in the anime. Furthermore, he and Invidia display no care for each other unlike the game.
  • Avenging the Villain: When he first meets the Fragments, he acts arrogant and self-confiding in his powers to kill them but the last time he confronts them, he is furious when Gula and Acedia die and tries to avenge them by killing the Fragments.
  • Bare-Handed Blade Block: He manages to catch Misuzu's Raikiri in-between his elbow and knee right in the middle of one of her most powerful swings.
  • Battle Couple: With Irene in Before Story and with Invidia in the original.
  • Best Her to Bed Her: He fought Irene in Resona Forma and beat her up. She fell in love with him afterward and the two sleep together.
  • Character Development: Sebastianus was a proud warrior but also a very stoic person who questioned about his reason for living. Ira is still a proud warrior but is way more angry and violent in fulfilling his mission. There are hints though that Sebastianus could get violent during fights as he also fought Samson too once.
  • Deadpan Snarker: He can behaves like this in both segments. In Resona Forma, he actually wonders if a man they had killed during a mission with Irene deserved it before stating nothing can be helped. Furthermore, when Benedictus offers a plan to fight Liselotte and starts making a long speech about his power, Sebastianus deliberately cuts him in and says he doesn't care.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: It's unknown if he loved Irene. However, he showed some sympathy for his other comrades, and expressed anger when Gula and Acedia died. Subverted in both the manga and in the anime.
  • Eye Scream: In their first confrontation, Kakeru manages to force Raikiri right through his eye and nearly kill him, forcing him to retreat alongside Invidia.
  • Foil: To Benedictus. He and Benedictus are both owners of powerful magic and both had been treated as special by Index and people. However, Sebastianus took a more humble approach of it while Benedictus is arrogant about it.
  • Good Old Fisticuffs: He fights purely with his fists, using a style composed to moves from several schools of martial arts. Misuzu was able to identify everything from Kempo, Bajiquan, Karate and Boxing within his techniques.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: He tries this in Before Story. However, it fails.
  • Mercy Kill: He asked it to Irene in Before Story in order to kill Liselotte too.
  • Not So Stoic: In his last moments in Before Story as Sebastianus. He smiled to Elaine sincerely before dying.
  • Official Couple: With Irene.
  • Pet the Dog: He is still one of the most violent in the game. However, he seems to have a certain care for his comrades as he is angered when Gula and Acedia are killed. Furthermore, Invidia's love toward him shows he isn't completely bad. Subverted in the anime.
  • "The Reason You Suck" Speech: He gives one to Liselotte right before trying to kill her.
    • Ironically, he also somehow gives one to themselves (Black knights) in the original game:
    Ira: "Who we really are, you ask? There is no one more pathetic than we, who have abandoned our human flesh. In the end, all of us only exist to fight till death in this pitiful hell; talking to a sinner who is about to become a corpse right here won't gain me anything. However... just for this once I shall reveal the name of your killer. My name of bane is Ira. Engrave that into your heart for eternity!!"
  • Sculpted Physique: His body gives the appearance of a well made statue with well defined features, something Kakeru quickly takes note of

    Gula 

Gula/ Iron Ox: Samson

Voiced by: Teruyuki Tanzawa

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  • Adaptational Villainy: His background is Adapted Out in the anime and is a lot crazier than in the game.
  • A Father to His Men: The best example as Samson in Resona forma. He cares deeply for everyone in the team. He is the only one whom the hot-tempered Irene actually listens to when he calls her out, and Benedictus lets him nickname him "Bene" despite he dislikes it.
  • Anti-Villain: He despises Fragments but unlike his comrades, in the game he values them as warriors. Subverted in the anime.
  • Character Development : In a very tragic way. He comes from the father figure of the Punishment squad to the most insane Black Knight whose hunger can only be appeased through the end of Fragments. He still keeps his honor as a warrior.
  • Half the Man He Used to Be: He is eventually defeated when Misuzu delivers a vertical killing strike, bisecting him lengthwise.
  • I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: He seems having it in resona forma. He loves Misao but he supports her relationship with his best friend Georgius.
  • Lightning Bruiser: When he releases his limiters he greatly boosts his power which in turn also boosts his speed, turning the already dangerous Gula into a blisteringly fast and hard hitting beast.
  • Love Triangle: With Georgius and Misao. However, he knows Georgius and Misao belong together and chooses to step out of it for his friend.
  • The Brute: As Gula. He is the first to die however.
  • Morality Pet: As Samson, he is this to both Georgius and Irene. He is the only one that Irene actually respects. Even Benedictus who looks down on everyone, is shown to appreciate him.
  • Named Weapons: His giant club, a weapon called Cristoforo.
  • Nice Guy: Everybody loves him and respects him. Even Superbia prays for his victory when he went to battle.
  • Parental Substitute: Implied to act like this toward Irene in Resona Forma. Along with Sebastianus, he seems to be the only one she listens to.
  • Power Limiter: Those rods in his back serve as a limiter to his full power as well as a means of maintaining his sanity. Once they are released, he loses all capability of rational thought but becomes far stronger and faster as a tradeoff.
  • Villain Respect: He greatly respects other capable warriors, and as such, when Misuzu and Kukuri manages to impress him by putting up a good fight, he pauses and more properly introduces himself before asking for their names.

    Invidia 

Invidia/ Holy Dragon: Irene

Voiced by: Noriko Rikimaru

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  • Action Girl: One of the few female Black Knights and proficient with a whip sword.
  • Adaptational Villainy: Doesn't care for Ira like in the game and in the anime, she is the one responsible to turn into a tyke bomb while in the game, she is manipulated by Superbia.
  • Battle Couple: With Sebastianus in before Story and with Ira in the original.
  • Berserk Button: If you burn her face in the anime. In the game, if you touch Ira. You are warned.
  • Better to Die than Be Killed: Inverted, she would much rather die a warriors death at the hand of the fragments over being turned into a walking bomb by Superbia.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She really loves Ira in the game. Subverted in the anime.
  • Fanservice / I Was Quite a Looker: In Before Story.
  • Fatal Flaw: Her temper. She is dangerous as long as she remains calm, but she is very easy to anger which causes her attacks to become clumsy.
  • Freudian Excuse: Yes, she is horrible toward people who have a different belief from her. However her past as Ophian could be one of reasons why she is like that.
  • Good Is Not Nice: Not really but the fact she despises heretics in before story made her character a bit less nicer. She even tried to kill Misao because of her heretics tendencies..
  • I Cannot Self-Terminate: In her final fight she is turned into a walking bomb by Superbia and is left pleading with the main characters to kill her so she will at least be allowed to die a warriors death rather than being forced to remain under Superbia's control.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She can come across as both cruel and sadistic but beneath it she is deeply caring for those close to her, Ira especially.
  • Kick the Dog: She proposed to the others to kill Misao because she thought her as a heretic.
    • Pet the Dog: She loved Sebastianus from the bottom of her heart.
      • Shoot the Dog: she was forced to kill Sebastianus in order to kill Liselotte. That was however useless.
  • Marionette Motion: After Superbia turns her into little mor than a puppet the other characters can't help but notice just how marionette like her motions are.
  • Morality Pet: To Ira/Sebastianus. The role can be inverted too, as he is also his Morality Pet.
  • Now That's Using Your Teeth!: At one point she manages to catch one of Yukiko's daggers using her mouth.
  • Official Couple: With Ira.
  • Redemption Equals Death: In the anime, she shows no regret for her actions thanks to Adaptational Villainy. But in the visual novel, while she was still used as a bomb (by Superbia) she actually shows some remorse and realized that the Fragments weren't evil. She actually warned them to not come close to her because she would explode, and embraced her death because she would be able to see Ira again.
  • Taking You with Me: She plans to kill everyone in Kakeru's gang by exploding herself, but she fails due to Yuka's power awakening.
  • Token Evil Teammate: Downplayed. She dislikes heretics, takes delight in their deaths and she also offers to kill Misao for her dark magic. However, save for this, she is not much eviler than the rest of her teammates.
  • Together in Death: When she dies, she is quite happy because her hell is over and she can be reunited with Ira.
  • Tsundere: Type B. She is all lovey-dovey toward Ira/Sebastianus but she has a violent side too.
  • Violently Protective Girlfriend: Don't touch Sebastianus/Ira before her.
  • What Have I Done: After she was forced to kill Sebastianus.
  • Whip Sword: She wields something that can be described as some kind of sword made into the shape of a human spine that is able to twist and flex like a whip.
  • Why Am I Ticking?: She is eventually turned into nothing more than a remote controlled walking bomb by Superbia meant to take out the Fragments. Yuka manages to suppress it, allowing for Yukiko to kill Invidia, much to the laters relief.
  • Wing Shield: She is able to use her wings as shields against attacks when she feels it necessary.

    Acedia 

Acedia/ Anthology of Lore: Benedictus

Voiced by: Yoshiya Naruke (Acedia), Kazue Ikura (Benedictus)

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  • Adaptational Villainy: Like for others, his background is Adapted Out in the anime. His care for Scholastica isn't shown either.
  • Aloof Big Brother: In resona forma, although he also has a Big Brother Instinct.
  • Avenging the Villain: In the game, he intends to kill the heroes, mission be damned, when his sister Scholastica is killed, but is himself killed by Shiori before meeting the Fragments again.
  • Because You Were Nice to Me: In Resona Forma, the reason why he views the Patriarch as a father is because the latter protected him when Benedictus' existence as a living doll became problematic in the Index.
  • Big Brother Instinct: Definitely toward his sister. He seems to treasure her more than anything else. In Resona forma, Liselotte used an illusion involving him raping Scholastica in order to break him down, and it works. Even as Acedia, he still cares for her.
  • Brother–Sister Incest: In resona forma it's conversed when Liselotte forced him to rape Scholastica.
    • Incest Subtext: While the illusion involving the said rape of Scholastica was created by Liselotte to break him down, there may be some hints about Benedictus being a little too fond of Scholastica sometimes. Before this infamous scene, Benedictus often points out how much Scholastica is cute and how she is precious to him. Benedictus's most important wish was Scholastica getting a flesh and blood body and is very much in awe when it happens. He also focuses on how Scholastica's hand feels warm and soft and acts quite flustered when the latter kisses him on the cheek, asking her to kiss him again before the illusion happens. If not for what would happen afterward, you can wonder how far it would have gone. The fact that all apostles who died due to illusion all died due to a (most often) romantic love makes you wonder if Benedictus doesn't have incestuous feelings for his sister. The official arts also involve him touching her sister in suggestive way, laying his hand around her waist or on her butt as if it is a casual thing. In one promotional ad for 11eyes product, they are apparently close enough to share a bath together and Benedictus covers her away from other perverted guys.
  • Character Development: Compare to how he is in Resona Forma and how he is in the original segment. In Resona Forma, Benedictus is arrogant, childish and quite irrespectul to others. In 11eyes, Acedia is way more serious and focused and respectful to his teammates.
  • Children Are Innocent: Kinda debatable.
  • Deflector Shields: He relies entirely on a set of magical barriers for defense. But as he can only cast two spells at any one time, he can only really fight two opponents simultaneously at most.
  • The Dreaded: While Fragments are scared of every Black Knights, they are exceptionally afraid of him, mostly due to his non-human appearance.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He truly cares for his sister. However, he doesn't seem to give a damn about his others comrades and even despised Ira in the anime when he died.
  • Fantastic Racism: He hates humans and views himself as superior to them. It is more an inferiority complex though.
  • Freudian Excuse: His attitude toward humans might be justified due to the fact that the Index viewed his existence as a problem once due to religious laws and his adoptive father was the only one who protected him.
  • The Friend Nobody Likes: In Resona Forma. He is part of the team but he seems to have this dynamic with others. Save for Scholastica (who is closer to Misao and spends more time with her) and Samson, he tends to stay apart from his teammates and his few interactions with them involve Benedictus looking down on them and thinking of being always right and the others reacting in annoyance, such as Sebastianus. Even Georgius is quite annoyed by him.
    • This dynamic seems to change in the original segment where he seems closer to his teammates and more respectful of them. Superbia tries to save him from Shiori but is unable to, and Ira even tries to avenge his death.
  • Happily Adopted: In Resona Forma, he loves the Patriarch as a father after the latter protected him and raised him up despite his biological father is dead.
  • Jerkass: An example of Good Is Not Nice. But later became more of a Jerk with a Heart of Gold in resona forma.
  • Multiple Head Case: While it is hard to see at first, Acedia does have two heads, one above and the other below. The lower head is the one that has been doing all the talking whereas the upper head is quiet and is acting as support for the other. Misuzu manages to kill one of them using the Doujigiri Yasutsuna leaving the other head blind with rage, revealing them to be siblings.
  • Pet the Dog: Although the scene where he's showed made thinking more of a Kick the Dog in the way he treats her, he loves his sister and it seems she is one the few people, even probably the only one who he cares about. In his last moments, he spends his whole time trying to protect Scholastica and getting worried for her.
    • He talks to his father in a respectful albeit childish way and also willingly goes to the mission that will eventually cost his own life because his father asked him to.
    • He also let Samson call him "Bene" even if it annoys him, he doesn't actively try to stop him to. Compared to his treatment of others, it means quite something.
  • Sibling Yin-Yang: With Scholastica. While she is wise, affectionate and sweet, he's rather cold and doesn't care about anything as long as he's always right.
  • Squishy Wizard: While he is a potent spellcaster, he is entirely reliant on his barriers for defense. If caught with them down he can fairly easily be harmed even by normal weapons.
  • This Cannot Be!: He cannot help but voice his disbelief when he finds out that not only is Shiori a magus of Index, but is also one of their most powerful members and carries the title to match.
  • Tsundere: Non-romantic (maybe) example. He acts quite cold and aloof toward Scholastica in Resona Forma. This attitude is quite damaging since his sister seems really hurt by such a behavior. However, he treasures her more than anything else and would endanger his own life for her sake.
  • Two Siblings In One: Acedia is in fact two individuals merged into one with both supporting each other.

    Scholastica 

Scholastica

  • Ascended Extra: In the game, she had no presence save for being a support to Acedia and her existence is only made known when she is killed. In the anime, she appears in person though she gets killed easily by Shiori.
  • Adaptational Badass: In the original game, Scholastica served as a support to Benedictus who was in charge of the battle. However, in the anime, she tries to fight Shiori herself.(though she dies). When Superbia used her as a shikigami, she fights alongside her brother and openly throws spells to Kakeru.
  • Ambiguously Bi: It is revealed through the illusion made by Liselotte that Misao is her most important person. Whether it is a Precocious Crush or Scholastica longing for a mother figure is left up to interpretation but her feelings are strong enough to wait for the real Misao to show up and dying peacefully afterward. However, she is overly affectionate to Benedictus in his own illusion and is also seen blushing when she is naked in front of him.
  • Break the Cutie: In the anime, she is killed by Shiori. In resona forma, she gets raped by her own brother even though that is only an illusion.
  • Cute Mute
  • Children Are Innocent: Poor girl.
  • Friendless Background: Save for Benedictus and Misao and one mention about Scholastica giving origamis to her comrades, she doesn't have much interactions with the team due to her condition. While they are close in battle, her relationship with her brother is quite distant sometimes. It may be the reason why she gets attached to Misao who is apparently the first person to reach out at her.
  • Morality Pet: She is this to both Benedictus and Misao who show their softer side to her.
    • In the anime, Avaritia openly displays sadness when she is killed.
  • Sibling Yin-Yang: With Benedictus.
  • Talking with Signs
  • Token Good Teammate: She has a very minor role in the game. However, she is one hint in the anime which can shows that the Black Knights aren't all evil, and never intended to kill the Fragments out of malice.
  • Two Siblings In One: Shares a body with Benedictus.
  • Women Are Wiser: Way wiser than her brother in battle. She is the first one to feel that something is wrong with Liselotte.

Sub Characters

    Shiori Momono 

Shiori Momono/ The Anthology of Lore: Ursula

Voiced by: Emiko Hagiwara (casted as 'Honoka Imuraya' in the PC games)

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The Little Doll

  • Artificial Human: Although in truth she was born a human, but her family line is cursed with weak bodies and have no eye balls, to accomplish her missions, she is given a artificial body.
  • Awesomeness by Analysis: Beat Tadashi in an old video game he was quite good at after seeing how to play once. She proceeded to crush him 30 more times, one time when she turned her back to stop Kakeru for looking at her book.
  • Badass Adorable: A powerful mage and Yukiko squeals over her cuteness even though Shiori is a year older than her.
  • Badass Bookworm: Likes to read books and can destroy stuff with magic. Makes Sense In Context as her magic is powered by grimoires.
  • Battle Couple: In Crossover, with Shu. Literally if her route is chosen.
    • In her Resona Forma route, she wanted to be this with Kakeru against Liselotte but was killed by Kukuri before she could try.
  • Beam Spam: The main way her magic works is by raw saturation fire of spells. When making use of Bibliotheca Pan Magica, her most powerful ability, she is able to fire of spells like as if she was a magical machine gun.
  • Beware the Quiet Ones: Oh you should.
  • Big Damn Heroes: As the other characters chase after Yukiko as she is about to take on the Black Knights, Shiori suddenly arrives and start pelting the Knights with spells, forcing them onto the defensive, giving Yukiko an opening to strike.
  • Breakout Character: Gets her own route in Resona Forma, when her role in the original game was as a side character until the final part of the story.
    • Is a main character in Hollow Mirror Field arc in Crossover which happens during the original game.
  • Break the Cutie: When she asked Kukuri to heal her after her battle against Avaritia she is killed instead.
  • Chekhov's Gunman: She seems like a transfer student with no connection to the main characters in their struggle until it is revealed her arrival in the city is what set the events of the story in motion in the first place.
  • Death Glare: Can somehow give one without changing her expression.
  • Defrosting Ice Queen: Her Character Development is basically this, at first she wanted nothing to do with her classmates, but thanks to Kaori, Tadashi, Yuka and Kakeru she thawed quite a bit.
  • Deus Sex Machina: We can remove the seal on her body to free her power. According to Shiori, it is this way cause the one who made her body is depraved like that. Changed into energy-absorbing in 11eyes Crossover.
  • The Dreaded: Superbia of all people would never mess with her alone unless there was no other choice.
  • Fantastic Nuke: Her most powerful single spell, Ultima Ratio, is a single powerful blast that Kukuri outright compares to a nuke when witnessing it.
  • Fish out of Water: Seriously, she never had cake in her life until she had some at Yuka's house and was very surprised by how delicious it was.
  • Full-Conversion Cyborg: She is a magical variant. Apart from her brain and spinal chord, her entire body is an artificial construct. This was due to a curse placed on her family that rendered her bedridden since infancy and replacing her body was the only option to save her life.
  • Hereditary Curse: Her entire family is suffering from a curse where they are born without eyes. In her case however the curse ended up manifesting in a rather severe way, leading her to being bedridden for most of her early life, being so weak she couldn't even flip the page of a book. She was eventually saved by being given a new body.
  • Heroic Neutral: At the beginning, she ended up by becoming a true ally of the protagonists.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: She sacrificied herself to give her fragments to Kakeru. Fortunately just in the anime...
    • Don't forget in Resona Forma, she lied in her report to protect her friends's identity from Johanna and Church Council. Except in her route, it's implied she didn't survive in others routes as her love for Kakeru was the only thing which made Johanna change her heart toward her. Furthermore along with Kukuri, she is the only character who didn't appear in others routes.
  • Little Miss Badass: She finished off Acedia by herself (granted after he was weakened from fighting the main group), delivered the final blow that slays Avaritia in his dragon form, and out of all the other fragments Superbia considers her the only who could possibly beat her. She is also even shorter than Yukiko, who is one year younger than her.
  • Little Miss Snarker: She can be viewed as one toward Tadashi and Takahisa (in the game only).
  • Meaningful Name: Her name "Shiori" written with the kanji is "Bookmark" in Japanese.
  • Mysterious/Mystical Waif: Downplayed, as while she is a mysterious transfer student, has magical powers, silver hair, a petite build, and a stoic personality, she actually hides the mystical part of herself quite well and only revealed it near the final part of the story.
  • Mystical White Hair: Silver really.
  • No Social Skills: She would rather read books than talk to people.
  • Not So Above It All: At first she wanted nothing to do with her classmates, but since Kaori and Tadashi kept bothering her, she gave up on that and just followed them whenever they asked. She even looked a little embarrassed when explaining this to Kakeru.
    • She also got dragged into putting on the Cyberiada girls uniform with everyone else.
  • Only Sane Man: In the 11eyes OVA, though it may seem that way because she doesn't really speak out against their situation.
  • Official Couple: In Resona forma, it's hinted Kakeru really ended up with her but it's debatable as Kukuri's route is the true ending.
  • Pater Familicide: Ironically, the only two Black Knights whom she killed were her family's members.
  • Promoted to Love Interest: In Resona Forma.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: Has red eyes and is a very powerful magic user.
  • Relationship Upgrade: With Kakeru in her Resona Forma route.
  • Rei Ayanami Expy: Silver hair? Check. Red eyes? Check. Pale skin? Check. Petite? Very. Not quite human? Well she is but with an artificial body. Emotionless and quiet? Most of the time. Mystical Waif? Sort of. Suffers a major injury or illness? Needs an artificial body because her original body has no eyes and can only move her pinky finger.
  • The Stoic: Most of the time.
    • Not So Stoic: If her route in Resona Forma is canon. May also apply to her interactions with Tadashi Teruya, Takahisa, and Kakeru in the original game.
  • Tyke-Bomb: Raised by the Index to be their ultimate weapon.
  • Walking Armory: Of a sort. Her body is hollow and she stores a vast number of magical grimoires inside that she can use to power her magic even further.

    Shuu Amami 

Shuu Amami

    Mio Kouno 

Mio Kouno

Voiced By: Emiri Katou

    Shione Azuma 

Shione Azuma

Voiced by: Mai Nakahara

    Kaori Natsuki 

Kaori Natsuki

Voiced by: Kaori Mizuhashi

  • Belligerent Sexual Tension: Has some shades of this with Tadashi.
  • Gamer Chick: She is very good at fighting games and regularly makes bets with Tadashi over them, bets that she regularly wins.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: A comedic version where she quite literally beats herself up over having mistaken Yuka's Tears of Joy as Kakeru being mean to her and then realizing the truth.
  • Neck Lift: At one pint she lifts Tadashi up by the neck when she thinks his behavior has gone a bit too far once again.
  • Official Couple: With Tadashi in Shiori's After Story.
  • "The Reason You Suck" Speech: She delivers a scathing speech to Kakeru about his emo behavior and how difficult it is for Yuka with her obvious feelings towards him. Though in this instance it was actually uncalled for and she ends up being quite regretful upon realizing her error.
  • Shipper on Deck: She is able to clearly see the attraction that Kakeru and Yuka have for each other and constantly tries to help them get closer.
  • Tsundere: Big time Type A to Tadashi.

    Tadashi Teryua 

Tadashi Teruya

Voiced by: Kota Nemoto

  • Belligerent Sexual Tension: Has some shades of this towards Kaori.
  • Butt-Monkey: At least to Kaori and Shiori.
    • Ironically, Takahisa calls him 'Monchichi' which means 'Monkey'.
  • Chivalrous Pervert: He is very much someone who wants to get in under every girls skirt, but he is also someone with his heart in the right place and will do the right thing when the situation calls for it.
  • Digging Yourself Deeper: In general the guy doesn't really understand when he should stop with his behavior and thus tends to get himself into bigger and bigger trouble, even as the results of his actions comes bearing down on him.
  • Flipping the Bird: One of his sprites will have him extending the middle finger.
  • Giving Up the Ghost: His ghost is shown floating around after Shiori utterly slaughtered him in a game of Niyoniyo. This after he believed himself king of the game.
  • Gratuitous Foreign Language: He is prone of blurting out various phrases in all kinds of foreign languages. Kakeru even muses to himself if Tadashi even understands half the crap that leaves his lips.
  • I Think You Broke Him: States something to the effect of "Kaori broke" when she realizes that Yuka's crying were Tears of Joy rather than something nastier which resulted in Kaori quite literally beating herself up over it.
  • Official Couple: With Kaori in Shiori's After Story.

    Saiko Akamine 

Saiko Akamine

Voiced by: Chiaki Takahashi

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  • All Women Are Lustful: Good god, yes. She's even worse than Takahisa and will often find ways to derail a topic to one about sex.
  • Biker Babe: Was the former head of a biker gang in her youth, which explains so of her mannerisms.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Her huge breasts have earned her a reputation among the school body as a bombshell.
  • Death Glare: She is able to produce some utterly terrifying stares. At one point she was able to reduce Yuka to tears just by looking at her due to how much rage was in her stare.
  • Dies Wide Open: As she dies, light simply fades from her eyes as Takahisa notices that her body goes limp.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: She saves Takahisa from being impaled by Misao in the visual novel.
  • Hospital Hottie: She's the school nurse and is quite attractive.
  • Hurricane of Euphemisms: When Misuzu questions her about the one phrases she used, Saiko proceeds to shower her in all kinds of synonyms for sex.
  • Morality Chain: While Takahisa would never admit it, she is the sole reason he has maintained a semblance of sanity in his life and with her death, he loses that tenuous grip once and for all.
  • One Degree of Separation: She apparently knew the Kukuri Satsuki of this world before she committed suicide and was unusually upset when she was introduced to Kukuri Tachibana.
  • One Last Smoke: As she lies dying in Takahisa's arms she asks for one more cigarette that he desperately tries to give her, not even bothering to hide his powers from her to light it, but she is too weak to even hold it in her mouth and passes away soon after.
  • Parental Incest: In the first game, she had this relationship with Takahisa at some point, but he ends the relationship as he starts to see it as unhealthy and wrong, and at the same time, realizes his feelings for Yukiko. She accepts this and they go back on good terms.
  • Parental Substitute: Due to his own family situation, Saiko is the closest thing Takahisa has to a mother figure even if she is far from what one would call ideal parenting material. Her death is also what sends Takahisa off the edge as his other personality takes over, fueled by his rage and despair.
  • Shipper on Deck: She loves to pair just about any couple of characters she comes across and is very good at figuring out if someone is in a burgeoning relationship.
  • Surprisingly Sudden Death: Her death ends up being incredibly abrupt, happing right in the bright of day outside of the Red Night with Misao simply appering and taking a stab at Takahisa to which Saiko responds with pushing him out of the way, taking the attack herself.
  • The Rival: In the games, it's revealed she had a rivalry with Mutsuko Hirohara, Yukiko's aunt.
  • Taking the Bullet: She pushes Takahisa out of the way from Misao's attack and as such ends up being hit by it instead of him.
  • The Tease: Given how perverted she is, it's no surprise. She loves to tease Kakeru to no end and cause all kinds of misunderstandings, much to his dismay.

    Ema Tajima 

Ema Tajima

Voiced by: Hitomi Harada

  • Abusive Parent: The most harsh example of all 11eyes. Her father abused her sexually and it's implied her mother couldn't do anything to protect her. The only one who cared about her is Takahisa, her older brother.
  • Ascended Extra: She was mentioned in the original game living in the same orphanage that Kakeru and Yuka grew up in. In Resona Forma, she becomes a central character in Takahisa’s route.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: See info above for details.
  • Sibling Yin-Yang: Again with Takahisa.

    Takahiro Kuroda 

Takahiro Kuroda

  • Adapted Out: Was briefly mentioned in the anime, but never actually appears.
  • Awesome by Analysis: He can (almost) accurately measure women's three sizes by simply looking, as shown when the main girls said that the waitress uniforms he had made suited them perfectly and then proceeds to demonstrate by not only getting Yukiko's measurements right at a glance, but even correcting for the margin of error for them to be spot on.
  • Benevolent Boss: Is the owner and master of Café Cyberiada and treats Kakeru and Yukiko well as his employees.
  • Comedic Lolicon: The main characters accuse him of being one, which he denies. His young looking wife and tendency to compliment the main girls and Shiori (who can fit into his wife’s uniform) on their looks do not help his case.
  • Happily Married: In Resona Forma, his wife is revealed to be Nanako Chikami from previous Lass games like 3days and Festa!!. She wasn’t seen at the cafe in the original game as she just gave birth to their child.
  • Hero of Another Story: Is the protagonist of another previous Lass game, Festa!! -Hyper Girls Pop-.
  • Plucky Comic Relief: His scenes in the game are usually to relieve the tension and does not affect the main plot in any way.
  • Stepford Smiler: He tries to hid it behind a smile, but the fact that Café Cyberiada was destroyed in Takahisa's rampage left Takahiro crestfallen due to all the memories bound to that place and all the time and money he had sunk into the project makes it painfully obvious to onlookers that the smile is fake.
  • The Voice: Does not have a sprite, though we do hear his voice.

    Minase Family 

Chihaya and Nobuhiro Minase

  • Adapted Out: They don’t appear at all in the anime.
  • Doting Parent: Both of them to their adoptive daughter Yuka. They are also fond of Kakeru and treat him like a son.
  • Happily Adopted: They adopted Yuka from the orphanage and are really good parents to her.
  • Happily Married: They sure are.
  • Housewife: Chihaya seems to be one.
  • Parental Substitute: To Kakeru, despite not adopting him, they treat him like a son.
  • The Voice: We hear their voices in the game, but for some reason they don’t have sprites.

Spoiler Characters

    Kanae Kuroshiba 

Kanae Kuroshiba

Voiced by: Rie Tanaka

  • Affably Evil: As long as you don't interfere with her plans, she will be very polite and kind toward you.
  • Always Someone Better: She feels this way toward Liselotte. She also holds some admiration for her too.
  • The Dragon: To Liselotte.
  • Even Evil Has Standards: She doesn't want Liselotte to destroy the world, but her goals aren't really better either, as she wants Thule to destroy Index as well as ruling the world. So that is more like Pragmatic Villainy instead.
  • Evil All Along: She seems like a normal student, until she reveals her true colors.
  • Villainesses Want Heroes: She really seems to have some affection toward Shuu, and wishes he could join Thule, but Shuu doesn't really feel this way toward her.
  • We Can Rule Together: She proposes Shuu (and Shiori) to join Thule, as they could be very useful to her, but they refuse. She doesn't like it.

    Lisette Vertoore 

Lisette Vertoore/ Liselotte Werckmeister

Voiced by: Ayano Niina

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True appearence

  • The Ageless: She is functionally immortal and has been alive for over 800 years. After regaining the fragment of her soul contained within Yukiko, not even injuries can kill her.
  • Attack Its Weak Point: While she is immortal in all regards, the source of her immortality, The Demonic Stone of Qliphoth, can still be damaged. Using the Eye of Aeon, Kakeru is able to locate it and chip away at it, bit by bit, until finally he is able to deliver a killing blow.
  • Ax-Crazy: Especially in Before Story.
  • Big Bad: The real Big Bad of the story as she wishes to destroy the world, the Black Knights job was to keep her from escaping her prison.
  • Broken Bird: As Lisette especially. Fortunately the If story allows her to get her happy ending too.
  • Bungled Suicide: After she was taken away and made a slave she tried to kill herself by biting off her own tongue. However she ended up surviving.
  • Cute and Psycho: Was the appearance of a young girl, but make no mistake, she wants to destroy the world.
  • Deal with the Devil: When at her absolute lowest point, inches away from death with her body broken, sick and rotting, she was approached by a man known as Michael who offered her a chance to fulfill her deepest wish for revenge, something she took him up on upon which he implanted her with an Egyptian stele, etched with the gnosis of God, restoring her and allowing her to begin her cursed quest.
  • Death Seeker: When she was a slave, she wanted nothing more than to die like all the others that she knew, if anything just to get away from the hell she was currently experiencing. Even after gaining immortality she is still seeking for a way to end her existence, though her desire for revenge has now taken precedent.
  • Dying as Yourself: As Kakeru starts to wear away at Liselotte more and more, Lisette manages to surface for a brief moment, asking him to kill her and gives him the opening to land a final blow. With her immortality finally ended, she manages to utter a weak "thank you" before seeing an image of Vlad and expressing her love to him before crumbling to dust.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She really and truly loved Vlad and even decided to destroy the world for his only wish after he's killed.
  • Evil All Along: While she appeared to be an innocent and weak young girl, trapped by brutal oppressors for unknown reasons, she was in fact an amnesiac lunatic with goals of wholesale destruction that the Black Knights were keeping sealed.
  • Evil Laugh: After she absorbs Yuka and the Red Night starts to merge with reality she belts out a wicked laugh as her plans are inching ever closer to completion.
  • Fighting from the Inside: While she is far weaker than Liselotte, Lisette tries to hold back her darker half best she can. While most of the time she is unsuccessful without outside interference, during the final battle she manages to hold Liselotte wide open for a brief moment which allows for Kakeru to deliver a killing blow.
  • Ghostapo: At one point she found herself in Germany in the wake of World War I and recognizing the state that country was in, she took advantage of what was inevitable and formed the Thule Society with the assistance of the Nazi party. While she was disgusted by everything they stood for, they were useful pawns for her own ends in her search for the remaining fragments of the Emerald Tablet and to weaken the Index. And thanks to a brazen upstart within the society and the larger Longinus Dreizehn Orden who managed to steal the Key of Hades from Index before fleeing to Japan thanks to the ongoing alliance, Liselotte eventually found herself in the land that would eventually become Ayame Hill.
  • Go Out with a Smile: With her near millennia long life of suffering and pain finally ended, she can only smile as the last wisps of her life fades from her.
  • Humans Are Bastards: Due to what she experienced, she has come of the belief that humanity itself is rotten and is better off dead. What really broke her was hearing the invaders demanding that all be killed and yet that God should judge the innocent. This solidified not just her hatred for her fellow man, but for God as well.
  • In Love with the Mark: Originally she only sought out Vlad as a means to claim the Eye of Aeon from him. However, she ended up smitten by him and soon they became lovers.
  • Interface Spoiler: The twist that she is the real villain of the story can be gleamed from as early on as her entry in the Cross Vision screen is unlocked, revealing that she was the person cursing the world in the opening prologue.
  • I've Come Too Far: When asked by Vlad to simply let go of her revenge and end this insanity, she refuses to stand down. To her, the mere idea of letting go of something after having lived for centuries, suffered through despair and agony, and killed countless people, is unthinkable. To her, stopping now would just make everything she had done so far be meaningless.
  • Kick the Dog: She had her highest number of Kick the Dog in Before Story.
    • She nearly used every apostles's wishes and love to kill them, as humiliating both Samson and Benedictus, the former by calling his one-sided love for Misao a sin burning him in the process, the latter by Rape by Proxy with his own sister.
      • Don't forget even if Scholastica was about to disappear by herself she made a horrible trick with her by using Misao's illusion calling her origami a trash while Misao was the one Scholastica cared and trusted the most.
      • Furthermore she even killed Elaine while this latter was pregnant.
  • Leitmotif: Gengetsu Rakuhaku and Seishihen 666 ~The Last Testament~.
  • Made a Slave: Her home was raided with most killed except for herself whose wrists and ankles were slit and used as a sex slave my those same soldiers that destroyed her home.
  • Magical Barefooter: As she usually levitates thanks to her magic, she doesn't need footwear.
  • Mind Rape: One of the uses of her Phantasmagoria is to dig up and play with peoples memories and grind them down with all kinds of awful visions and events.
  • Misanthrope Supreme: She saw and experienced some of the absolute worst of humanity firsthand and as a result developed a deep misanthropy. A hatred so intense that she wants to kill all of humanity.
  • Motive Decay: Originally she was only motivated by revenge against the church due to all the suffering she had endured as a result of the Crusades. After Vlad was killed by a traitorous faction however mixed with some of his last words to her, she started to hate the world itself and eventually decided to destroy it as well.
  • No Immortal Inertia: Upon her immortality being ended, her body crumbles to dust after being killed by Kakeru.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: Wants to destroy the world out of a desire for revenge against humanity with the whole of the Red Night, and more importantly, the Black Moon, being her tool to accomplish that.
  • Pet the Dog: With Vlad which is her only human quality.
  • Rage Against the Heavens: She is a Gnostic by faith, but it was everything that she endured that made her truly curse God as the Demiurge with every fiber of her being, making her seek revenge against the world that tortured her so.
  • Redemption Equals Death: In the game, after Lisette realized what her hatred for the world caused, she is willing to be killed by Kakeru to stop Lieselotte.
  • Reduced to Dust: With her demise she falls apart into dust that is carried off by the wind.
  • Roaring Rampage of Revenge: She is motivated by a roaring hatred for the world after having endured both torture and rape and all other sorts of unpleasantness at the hands of her fellow man. Now she wants nothing more than to kill them all in retribution for what was done to her and her kin.
  • Sealed Evil in a Can: In two ways. She was sealed physically within the crystal altar kept at the center of the Red Night, and mentally by sealing all of her memories making her forget her own plan. Unfortunately, it was that later part that caused the heroes to believe that she was a victim in all of this when in reality she was the source of all their problems.
  • She Who Fights Monsters: In her quest for revenge against the world who wronged her she never once stopped to realize that in her mad quest, she has become little different from the crusaders that tortured her nearly a millennia ago. She does not take kindly to having this pointed out to her.
  • Split Personality: She is both the original Lisette, a kind girl that only wanted the best for the world, and Liselotte, a cruel individual filled with a bottomless hatred for the world.
  • This Cannot Be!: When faced with Kakeru and the Eye of Aeon she is at first delighted as to her it seems like Vlad has risen again to be at her side, only for her to realize that he is here to stop her madness. At that point she can only whimper in disbelief before embracing denial over the man standing before her ever being Vlad.
  • Villainous Breakdown: When asked to stop by Vlad, she at first expresses disbelief, but as it goes on and it becomes clear to her that he is serious, she at first goes into denial before eventually exploding into a blind rage at the mere prospect of her lover telling her to stop at this stage.
  • Villainous Friendship: She apparently this with the other Thule member Kanae in type III, as she doesn't care for her while this latter admired her. She also a Type IV friendship with Fu Manchu and probably Walter.

    Michael Maximilian 

Michael Maximilian

  • Amazing Technicolor Population: While Lisette couldn't get a good look at him due to the poor state of her eyes at the time, she could tell that his skin seemed unusually dark, far darker than even those from the African continent to the point of it being pure black.
  • Deal with the Devil: He offers Lisette a chance for revenge, to give her the power to fulfill her desire. She accepts.
  • Greater-Scope Villain: While Lisette is the central threat of the story, it was Michael that gave her the power to be such a threat to begin with.

    Vlad 

Vlad

Voiced by: Hitoshi Bifu

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  • Always Save the Girl: In Resona Forma, in the If Story. In an alternate timeline, Vlad's assassination attempt in 1459 failed, but Lieselotte left Wallachia, leaving the king alone. Five years later, he decides to turned back time to save Lieselotte from her cruel fate of becoming a witch.
  • Badass Boast: I am death. I house darkness and span infirmity... I am, your death!
  • Beethoven Was an Alien Spy: He is Vlad the Impaler, but he also had the Eye of Aeon which granted him the power to defend his country against impossible odds.
  • Big Damn Heroes: He makes an unexpected appearance while Kakeru is trapped within Yuka's Lotus-Eater Machine, making him remember the Red Night and what he is fighting for.
  • Cryptic Conversation: A lot of his discussions with Kakeru are quite vague and he is not very forthcoming with useful information.
  • Leitmotif: Shinkoku
  • My Greatest Failure: When speaking with Kakeru for the final time he reveals that the one act he regrets above all was that he told Liselotte about his dream and that this wish put her on her current path of destruction. Now he wants nothing more than for Kakeru to stop her carrying out his folly.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: In life, he believed that the the only way to save humanity from constant suffering and bloodshed was to kill every human alive in order to free their souls from the karmic cycle. This was a belief partly born out of disillusionment of God, a question of how a supposed perfect being could create such an imperfect world which lead him to conclude that God is false.
  • Red Baron: The Golden Eyed Demon King.
  • Restored My Faith in Humanity: A little bit, but after his and Kakeru's final discussion, it is like a weight is lifted off his shoulders as Kakeru resolves to carry out his perhaps naive ideal of a better tomorrow, where destroying humanity is not necessary to save their souls.
  • Supernatural Gold Eyes: One of the previous holders of the eye of Aeon.

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