The protagonist of the series. Her appearance is that of someone in her late twenties, but her real age is unknown.   ~!In episode six, she says she has been looking for Tajimamori for a thousand years, making her at least a millenia old.!~ She usually wears a black suit and glasses. Her whimsical personality serves as a front for a cunning, ruthless mind and extraordinary martial art skills. She always keeps a number of throwing blades and a garrote wire concealed on her body. At some point in the past, a "Fruit of Time" entered Rin's body, effectively making her immortal, unable to age, and capable of surviving and regenerating from a phenomenal amount of bodily damage.  ~!In episode four, she was sucked inside a running jet engine and regenerated her entire body over 25 years, albeit at the cost of all her memories (they return when she is briefly killed by Laura). In episode five, Eipos removes Rin's time spore, seemingly killing her just like Sayara and Maeno before, but it is revealed in episode six that the deaths of immortals would not be permanent so long as their time spores are not consumed. Her time spore is later brought to Eipos' castle, near the root of Yggdrasil, and this proximity to Yggdrasil speeds up her revival (which normally would have taken many decades).!~ She and Mimi run the detective business Asōgi Consulting together in West Shinjuku,   ~!but only until their office is demolished in episode four.!~

Rin Asogi is an immortal private detective with a thirst for vodka and a talent for attracting things that go bump in the night. In a series of nightmarish vignettes spanning sixty-five years, Rin's lush body is sadistically pierced, blown up, and mulched to a bloody pulp. The fiend behind her tortured existence is Apos, an eternal being obsessed with sacrificing Rin to Yggdrasil, the tree of all life. While Rin struggles to unravel the secrets of her endless agony, Apos lurks in the shadows, eager to tear into her ripe body and devour the memories of her countless lives. Rin's no stranger to the realm of the dead, but her next visit could last forever. 
(Source: FUNimation)

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A Japanese actress, voice actress, and singer. She is married and has one kid.

**Non-anime roles:**
- Shinano - Azur Lane (VG)
- Emma - Goddess of Victory: Nikke (VG)
- Skirk - Genshin Impact (VG)
- Durandal - Honkai Impact 3rd (VG)
- Jun Kazama - Tekken series (VG)
- Mother - Avataro Sentai Donbrothers (Super Sentai) 
- Rella Melancoryphus Cygnus - Metaphor: ReFantazio (VG)
- Yi Xuan - Zenless Zone Zero (VG)

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An American voice actress and theatre actress, working mainly in the commercial and dubbing industries. She has also served as ADR director, line producer, and script writer for several anime titles for Funimation.

She gave birth to her first son, Rhodes Vandelo Carroll, on September 4, 2014.

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A Mexican voice actress. She is known for being the Latin American Spanish voice of Amy Duncan in *Good Luck Charlie* and Rose in *Titanic*.

She's the mother of [Alicia Vélez](https://anilist.co/staff/182193/Alicia-Vlez) and [Humberto Vélez Jr.](https://anilist.co/staff/206473/Humberto-Vlez-Jr)

**Non-Anime Roles:**
- Anya Stroud (Gears of War)
- Katarina (League of Legends)
- Amelie / Bridget (Death Stranding)
- Iden Versio (Star Wars: Battlefront II)

The Mnemosyne manga adaptation, illustrated by Miss Black, started serialization in the male-oriented manga magazine Comic Valkyrie on May 27, 2008, and is published by Kill Time Communication. 
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Before the release of the first anime episode, a light novel adaptation entitled Mnemosyne no Musumetachi 2008 started serialization in Hobby Japan's light novel magazine Charano! on January 30, 2008. The light novel is written by the scriptwriter of the anime, Hiroshi &#332;nogi, and illustrated by Ch&#363;&#333; Higashiguchi. 
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