Watanuki's main love interest. He has been infatuated with Himawari ever since the beginning of the series and even some cryptic remarks from Yūko like "are you sure she's good luck?" haven't deterred him.  Himawari is caring and kind towards Watanuki, but she has her own reasons in avoiding him becoming closer to her.  For some reason she was born with the power to cause serious misfortune (although unintended) to those around her, an issue that even brought death to her grandmother and sometimes brought trouble to her friends.

Watanuki Kimihiro can see spirits and other assorted supernatural creatures, which is quite a bothersome ability he strongly dislikes. On the way home one day, while plagued by some spirits, he is inexplicably compelled to enter a strange house. There, he encounters Yuuko, a mysterious woman who claims to be able to rid him of the ability to see and attract the troublesome creatures – for a price. She demands for him to work at her "store" that grants wishes to people, and thus begins Watanuki's adventures through weird and wonderful events.


__Height:__ 159cm
__Nicknames:__ いしずか (Ishizuka), 静様 (Shizuka-sama), (静) 御前 ("Shizuka" Gozen)

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She married on December 5, 2012, her 32nd birthday, but later announced her divorce on April 30, 2020.

She was part of the seiyuu unit with [Hitomi Nabatame](https://anilist.co/staff/95184/) called "Hitomi Nabatame to Shizuka Itou" (生天目仁美と伊藤静) under Geneon's cosmic★motion label. Together they are known by the name Hitoshizuku (ひとしずく).

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• Ahsoka Tano in "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" (animated movie)
• Astraea in "Fate/Grand Order" (mobile game)
• Avril Vent Fleur in "WILD ARMS the Vth Vanguard" (VG)
• Ayumu Nagase in "Time Leap" (Xbox 360)
• Byleth Eisner (Female) in "Fire Emblem Heroes" (VG)
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• Byleth Eisner (Female) in "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" (VG)
• Chitose Yukishiro in "Tokyo*Innocent" (drama CD)
• Citra Talugmai in "Far Cry 3" (VG)
• Corsair in "Grand Summoners" (Mobile VG)
• Elised in "SaGa: Scarlet Grace" (VG)
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• Female Player Character in "Angelic Crest" (dramatic SF online RPG)
• Girl in "Houkago Play" (Drama CD)
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• Hilda Niche in "Mobile Suit Gundam Battlefield Record U.C. 0081" (VG)
• Hinagiku Katsura in "Hayate no Gotoku! Ohimesama Produce Taisakusen Boku Iro ni Somare!" (DS game)
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• Mizuki in "Samurai Spirits Zero Special / Samurai Shodown V Special" (VG)
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• Nei in "Gadget Trial" (VG)
• Pandora in "Rockman ZX" (VG)
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• Ran Mimasaka in "Kokaku Torimonochou (Red Hot Chilli Samurai)" (Drama CD)
• Saburou in ".hack//Link" (VG)
• Sae Inori in "Hayate x Blade" (CD drama)
• Storyteller (Sagittarius) in "DEARS Juuni Seiza Monogatari [Zodiac Tales] ~Artemis Side~ Omnibus CD"
• Strawjam in "Xenoblade Chronicles 2" (VG)
• Sunohara Shun in "Blue Archive" (VG)
• Sutera in "Granblue Fantasy" (VG)
• Tachibana Ginchiyo in "Nioh" (VG)
• Tamaki Kousaka in "Aquapazza -AQUAPLUS Dream Match-" (VG/arcade)
• Tamaki Kousaka in "ToHeart2 Portable" (PSP)
• Tamaki Kousaka in "ToHeart2" (PS2)
• Tawny Dean (voiceover for Margo Harshman) in "Even Stevens" (live-action TV series)
• Tuesday - Reverse: 1999 (VG)
• Tomoe Tachibana in "Hospital.: 6-nin no Ishi" (VG)
• Touko Kazama in "Haruko Maniax" (Visual Novel)
• Touko Kazama in "Muv-Luv Altered Fable" (Visual Novel)
• Touko Kazama in "Muv-Luv Alternative" (Visual Novel)
• Vanessa in "Luminous Arc" (VG)
• Widowmaker (Amélie Lacroix) in "Overwatch" (VG)
• Yotsuyu in "Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood" (MMORPG)
• Yugiri in "Oedo BlackSmith" (VG)!~
• Vivian / Sylvan Sage Vivian in "Epic 7" (Mobile Game)

Born: Dallas, Texas 

Cherami Leigh Kuehn is an American voice actress who has provided voices for a number of English-language versions of Japanese anime series and video games with Funimation, Bang Zoom! Entertainment, and Studiopolis. Some of her major roles are: Sae Kashiwagi in Peach Girl, Cecily Campbell in The Sacred Blacksmith, Tamaki Kawazoe in Bamboo Blade, Patty Thompson in Soul Eater, Lucy Heartfilia in Fairy Tail, Asuna Yuuki in Sword Art Online, Iris Heart from the Hyperdimension Neptunia series, and Sailor Venus in the Viz Media dub of Sailor Moon.

On screen, she played a young LeAnn Rimes in the television special Holiday in Your Heart and Kim in Fast Food Nation. In 2014, she had the lead role in Shane Dawson's movie Not Cool, which he developed for the reality competition television series The Chair.

Mi Sook Jeong, joined KBS Voice Acting Division in 1984. One of her well known voice acting is Kagome Higurashi.  Although unrelated to anime, she played the voice of Reith in the PS2 game, Magna Carta the Tears of Blood.

Kimihiro Watanuki is haunted by visions of ghosts and spirits. He seeks help from a mysterious woman named Yuko, who claims she can help. However, Watanuki must work for Yuko in order to pay for her aid. Soon Watanuki finds himself employed in Yuko’s shop where he sees things and meets customers that are stranger than anything he could have ever imagined.
 
(Source: Kodansha USA)
 
Notes: 
- The series was re-named to xxxHolic&bull;Rou on chapter title pages of chapter 186 and on, but not on their volume's front covers, spines and indicia. 
- The chapter count contains a one-shot published in May 2010 to commemorate the switch, which was later collected into Volume 18. 
- The chapter count also reflects the magazine releases; the chapters plus the one-shot were re-arranged into 109 chapters across 19 volumes.

Still working to get his wish complete, Watanuki finds himself into more mess than he can handle when certain facts about his everyday life gets revealed and when he needs to learn the lesson of Yuuko the hard way.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)

10 years after the events of xxxHOLiC Shunmuki, a melancholic Kimihiro Watanuki has taken over the shop formerly run by the mysterious Yuuko due to a promise he made to her. His companions Maru, Moro, and Mokona live together with him in relative contentment, and some familiar faces arrive every now and then: former rival turned-steadfast friend Shizuka Doumeki, and the former psychic prodigy Kohane Tsuyuri. While Kohane studies folklore under Doumeki at university, they encounter a case that is perfect for the master of the shop.
 
Eventually, Watanuki receives a visit from Doumeki's grandfather, Haruka. He requests that Watanuki investigates his grandson's dreams. While inside the dream world, he discovers how their past adventures played out from Doumeki's perspective of view, leading Watanuki to discover truths from 10 years ago and secrets about the ties that bind their friendship. 
(Source: MAL Rewrite)

Yuuko receives a letter from an unknown sender. It is an invitation to an auction. Seven avid collectors were invited to an old mansion. They all admit that they accepted the invitation to complete their collections. They waited for the host, but he does not make an appearance. And one by one the collectors disappear. The strange host and a mysterious girl. A night where odd things happen one after another. What is being auctioned? Who is the host? The cunning and foolish people who are obsessed with "possessions" and the host's "timeless" passion. What is waiting at the end of this enigmatic series of riddles? And what is the conclusion of the sad love story behind them? Mystery leads to mystery, and reaches the unexpected! 
(Source: Production I.G.)

Tsubasa/xxxHOLiC project. 
A 4 part OVA consisting of two OVAs for each series, with plots linked together. Direct sequel to the events on xxxHOLiC - Kei, with special guests.

In xxxHOLiC Rei, Kimihiro Watanuki continues his relationship with the Space-Time Witch, Yuko. In her mysterious shop where wishes are granted—for a price—will he discover even more secrets? And what will he have to trade this time for the answers he seeks? The latest chapter in the critically acclaimed xxxHOLiC franchise from manga legends CLAMP, creators of Tsubasa and Chobits!
 
(Source: Kodansha USA)

Horitsuba Private Academy. Early Childhood division, Elementary school Division, Junior high school division, High school division, University, Graduate School. On an enormous campus, these individuals make up a huge, complete city built entirely on private property. Dormitories, Laboratories, movie theaters, hospitals, banks and so on; every possible institution is available in this campus-city, running in perfect order. Over 10,000 people attend  school and live here, including, students, staff members, authorized persons, other family members, and the like. Exactly. since Horitsuba  Academy is somewhat well-known all over, there are also lots of exchange students from  foreign countries...  

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