Sheska is a bookworm to the letter.    Her house is full with piles of books. One could say &#039;no one can possibly live here&#039;.    She was a librarian at the First Branch of the Central City library. But when she was at the Central City library she forgot she was supposed to be working, and read books instead. And as one could expect; she got fired.    But when the Central City library burnt down she was the key to the books that got lost in the fire. Because Sheska is gifted with the talent to remember and reproduce anything she has ever read with word-for-word accuracy. And therefore, she got hired by the military again.    When looking at the fact that Sheska has collectors mania, and forgets anything around her when she reads a book and last but certainly not least her extra ordinary talent to reproduce books she read times ago, one could conclude she has savant autism.

Eiji Date and Date Aiko&#039;s second son.

Suzu&#039;s life seemed to begin with hardship. Her family had to send her away for money, she was caught in a shoku on her way to her new residence, and then found floating in the ocean of the Twelve Kingdoms. When she awoke and couldn&#039;t understand the language, she knew she wasn&#039;t home. A Shusei troupe was given custody of her and she traveled with them, still unable to communicate and doubly unable to perform. Her tasks were medial: washing clothes, animals, cleaning. One day she was pushed the stage to buy time while the troupe tried to prepare a show for Riyou, a Sen-nin in the kingdom of Sai. The only song Suzu was able to perform was one her father used to sing. But as soon as she started, Riyou interrupted her and started to leave. Because Suzu was able to understand her, she begged to be taken in as her servant. Riyou accepted and renamed her Honma, which means &#039;pathetic woman.&#039; As soon as she was registered as a Sen-nin and this became clear to her, Suzu&#039;s life went downhill. She served Riyou for a hundred miserable years because she was afraid leaving would remove her from the contract of immortals.     When Taiki returned to Mt. Hou, Suzu went to speak with him about Japan. Unfortunately, Sanshi attacked her and she was exiled from Mt. Hou. This embarrassed Riyou and made Suzu&#039;s life even harder. But she didn&#039;t stop her attempts for freedom there. When she heard the new queen of Kei was a taika, she wanted to meet Youko so badly she even had scary dreams about her. After breaking a valuable vase and being told her only way to make up for it was to gather a rare herb from the mountains, Suzu escaped to the royal palace and was taken in by the queen. The queen thought Suzu was much too spoiled and needed to mature, so she gave her a travelling pass, money and sent her on her way. Suzu headed for Kei.     Along the way she met Asano, who was with the same Shusei troupe that Youko had traveled with, the leader of which Suzu had known as a child. Suzu asked Asano to come with her to meet Youko and, after some crazy visions by Asano, he joined her. Onboard the boat, Suzu met a sickly waif named Seishuu. She constantly told him that he couldn&#039;t understand the suffering of kaikyaku but he said he could because his life had been nothing but misfortune. Suzu cared for him and wanted to take him to Youko&#039;s palace so that he could be healed. Unfortunately, he was killed, but not before he helped Suzu to realize that other people in the world suffer just as much as she did. Angered by his death and hating herself for it, Suzu joined Koshou and Sekki&#039;s rebellion. Before that, she purchased a touki weapon and managed to gain access to the royal palace, thanks to her travelling pass. But Youko wasn&#039;t there, so she left and went to Shoukou&#039;s manner. After killing Shoukou, she was going to kill Youko. (Irony: she&#039;d met Youko at this point but didn&#039;t know it.) But Shoukei convinced her that it would be wrong of her and that Youko would never have ordered the boy to be killed. Renewed and in love with Youko once again, Suzu fought in the rebellion and was invited to the royal palace with Shoukei after its end. [From Phenomenal: A Twelve Kongdoms Fansite.]

 __Height:__ 145 cm  

 Kudryavka, also known as "Kud" for short, is a girl who is a quarter Japanese, and three-quarters Russian. Her grandfather was Japanese, and per his influence on her, she came to know much about the Japanese culture, including the language. She is very bad in English, though. She is Riki's classmate and is in the home economics club. Kudryavka has a pet Siberian Husky named Strelka. The hat and cloak that she wears were handmade. She spent most of her childhood traveling around the world, and her home country is a small, southern nation closer to the equator; this is the reason for her hat and cloak—she finds Japan cold due to her country's climate. Her favorite phrase is "wafū!"   

~!In the real world, Kud chose not to return to her home country. Her mother was captured and tortured because of the rocket incident; however this didn't happen in reality, but through Kud's imagination, to punish herself for not being there.!~

**Hometown:** Tokyo
**Height:** 156 cm

The cool, smart-girl type, Ritsuko believes in theory more than her own inner strength. Originally an intern working at 765 Production after graduating from high school, due to a lack of girls scouted by 765 Production Ritsuko became an idol herself. Though despite being an idol, she still has one hand in the business side of her own celebrity, and is quick to chide the Producer if she thinks he isn't doing his job right. Also, Ritsuko's appearance remains conservative and business-like, as she always wears glasses and keeps her hair in two modest pigtails. No matter the costume or event in the game, she never takes her glasses off, or lets her hair down. 

General traits: A very booksmart puchidoru that can easily do high-level mathematics and understand foreign languages. In the office it helps out with the paperwork and even calculates budgets and puchidoru maintenance costs. It can often be seen scolding the other puchidorus (mostly Afu) by whacking them over the head or chewing them out vocally, and it also tries to act as a mediator in conflicts between other puchidors and humans. It appears to have weak arms, sometimes having trouble lifting things. It fainted once when Producer stroked its hair, probably because it has a soft spot for Producer. It is good at board games and could beat Ami and Mami while playing in team with Chihaya.  Seasonal changes: None.  Calls: Usually "Meh!" (めっ). When it gets annoyed or angry, it uses "Mou!" (もー).  Discovered by: Kotori Named by: unknown First appearance: Chapter 8  (Source: laburey.webs.com) 

Madoka Aoyagi is one of the supporting characters of the Aokana series. She is the younger sister of Shion Aoyagi, the manager of the Kunahama FC club and the classmate of Asuka Kurashina, Masaya Hinata and Misaki Tobisawa.


Housemaid of the Mölders household, who Emma considers as her closest friend. Emma first met Tasha at King's Cross railway station where she was leaving for Haworth along with her mistress Dorothea Mölders. Tasha later shared the same carriage as Emma, after learning that Emma was a maid, she suggested to her to apply for employment at Mölders household in Haworth, which was short of staff. After Emma is employed there, she and Tasha shared a servant's quarter and they became close friends.

One of the two UMA Kotarou brought home from an alternate dimension.

Naomi Wakabayashi is a female Japanese voice actress. She is most well known for her role as Kudryavaka Noumi from the Little Busters! visual novel and her role as Ritsuko Akizuki from the iDOLM@STER series.

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