Hibari's classmate who is her best friend. She is intelligent, mature, and even comes from a wealthy family. Her Pata-Pi is Francesca, one which is an equally intelligent multitasker whom Suzume improves to be &quot;the best&quot;; it transforms into the Diva Hestia. She has three elder sisters Suzumi, Suzuna and Suzuri. Suzume's name literally means sparrow.  -bio taken from Wikipedia

Mayu is a soft-spoken but well-meaning klutz who has lost her parents and older brother.

Shirley, a mute little girl and the youngest of the 4 orphans. She is the one who finds an unconscious Jo and decides to take her home with them. She carries a book with a picture of an angel with silver hair; something she always points out to everyone and especially towards Jo who she shows great affection for.

A staff member of the MIAC team with Genma and Mina. She usually performs support duties such as driving them around or tapping radio communications.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Futakoi:  Twins daughters of a veterinary doctor and in the story they help their father in the clinic. Nozomu meets them when he takes Billy to the vet clinic after he ate a fax addressed to Nozomu which got it stuck in his throat. [Wikipedia]    Futakoi Alternative:  Ui Chigusa and her twin sister Koi Chigusa run a veterinary clinic. They request the aid of the Futaba Detective Agency to track down a missing dog.     (Source: Wikipedia)

Lemon, Marron and Melon (named Ichigo, Sango and Ringo in the original Hanaukyo Maid-tai series) are the triplet maid team and part of the Personal Health Division of the Hanaukyo mansion responsible for their master at night. They constantly get into bickering with each other on the subject of Tarou's affection, while Tarou himself tries to stay away from their mischievous spirits as much as he can, often flustered by the drastic measures they will sometimes take to &quot;heighten his spirits&quot;, so to say.

The other half of Kujyou, Himeka, Karasuma Himeka in the future 

__Height:__ 164 cm (5' 5")
__Nationality:__ Japanese
__Affiliation:__ Japanese Imperial Royal Guard, Koubuin Regent House Family
__Rank:__ Shogun
__TSF:__ Type-00R Takemikazuchi

Shogun of Japan, and the current head of the Koubuin house. Always seen in a calm and graceful manner, Yuuhi seldom panics, and is respected by all who have spoken to her. Even in her teens before being selected as Shogun, she was being looked at for support by very influential figures in Japan. Her choice of words, body language and decisiveness impressed people back then, and continue to shine through as she tries to

Twin sister of Mitsurugi Meiya, the two were separated at birth due to the superstition of twins being bad luck, with Meiya as the dark, and Yuuhi being light. Despite that, Yuuhi cared deeply for Meiya, and was the one who ordered Tsukuyomi to guard Meiya. Yuuhi gave Meiya her personal purple Type-00R as a gift, but Meiya refused.

In Altered Fable: 

~!Meiya's twin sister and heir to the Mitsurugi Zaibatsu, known as Mitsurugi Yuuhi. Calm, noble and gentle, but with a slightly petty and calculating side that often shows up when talking to Takeru. The two are very alike, once Yuuhi has made her mind up to do something there's no stopping her. Although she seems to be more involved in the business and research side of the Mitsurugi Zaibatsu, she can still be a bit naive like Meiya. She has a naginata called the Koubu Kisaragi.!~


The Host Club's (self-proclaimed) manageress who tends to be very loud and outspoken. She grew up in France before she came to attend Ouran right after she see Kyoya int a picture her dad gave her from a meeting. Renge first came across the Host Club by maintaining the belief she was Kyoya's fianc&eacute;e despite never having met him in person. This is due to her love of visual novel-type video games to a point that she sometimes confuses them with real life. Her fascination with Kyoya originated from her obsession with one such dating game. Still, her experience with dating sims causes her to be more aware of character development and a thickening plot. Tamaki initially allowed Renge to become the host club's manager in hopes that she would be a female friend to Haruhi and inspire her to act and dress more feminine.

one of the chou san shimai (3 chou sisters), who seems to be the one handling the money which is collected  Anime Version     Tenhō's youngest sister.   Visual Novel Version     The youngest sister of the Chō sisters. She and her sisters are a famous idol group and the leaders of the Yellow Turban Rebels in the sequel, Shin Koihime Musō. After being conquered by the Gi faction, she and her sisters join forces with them.  (wikipedia.org)

Sayo Hirasaka is a second year student at Sakurazuka High, and member of the Gardening Club. In the anime, she is introduced in a round-about way. She is seen with her parents during the incident with Ryouichi Karasu—the demon crow destroys the highway the Hirasaka family is driving on, and smashes their car. It is assumed the innocent Sayo is killed in the crash, much to Tatsuma Hiyuu's grief.   ~!Sayo returns later on, surprising Tatsuma by running into him by coincidence. The two seem to start dating, which shocks his friends; Kyouichi is the only one to remember the girl, causing him to be suspicious. Because her parents were killed, Sayo claims she must leave Tokyo for the countryside, to live with her grandparents on a farm that cultivates sweetpea flowers. Tatsuma accompanies her on the train ride, and walks her to her grandparents.  However, he falls into a trap by Tendou Kodzunu. Sayo had indeed died with her parents, but was resurrected by Tendou's Dark Arts; the half-dead corpse of Sayo accepted his offer in exchange for also bringing back to life her parents. In the end though, she couldn't stand betraying Tatsuma and saves him—only to be stripped of the power keeping her alive.!~ Sayo's history is slightly different in the original video game, but she is still used the same. She is also a descendant of Hirasaka from the prequel game Tokyo Majin Gakuen: Gehouchou.

(Source: Original Video Game)

Kozue Yoshizumi

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