Miki is Yuzuyu&#039;s cousin from her father&#039;s side. Volume Four of the manga is mostly Miki&#039;s story. Miki attended a prestigious school. She witnessed her teacher beating up a boy. When she told on her teacher everything backfired. She was harassed by her peers and teacher but refused to tell her parents. She tried to take Yuzuyu away from the Katakura residence in order to replace herself.

Eri Ninamori is Naota's classmate. In the series, she is referred to as 'Ninamori', her last name. She is the daughter of the mayor of Mabase and is class president. Ninamori has N.O. powers as well: Naota's third robot, which appears at first as "cat ears" transfers to her instantly in the 3rd episode, while the two of them are fighting, as the Medical Factory's siren blows. She projects a proper, even slightly stuck-up personality, and conceals personal information to an almost obsessive degree; she does not even let her classmates know that she needs corrective lenses, instead wearing contacts while at school. Even with her class president status, however, Eri isn't above breaking the rules to get what she wants. She rigs the voting during the casting for the school play in order to get the lead role and have Naota cast opposite her, which (along with letting him see her wearing glasses) hints at her crush on Naota. Other hints are her expressed dislike of Mamimi and a final scene with Naota by a vending machine that mirrors Mamimi and Naota's early-series interactions. Ninamori is highly intelligent, if a little jaded. Much like Naota, Ninamori attempts to act mature, and although her parents' problems trouble her deeply, she refuses to admit it until near the end of the series. 

A shrine maiden and sister of Kikyo who protected the village for fifty years after her sister's death. She is the first to recognize Kagome as the reincarnation of her sister. She often shares advice and knowledge about demons and other spiritual anomalies with InuYasha's group, and is well-respected and held in high regards by Kagome, Sango, Shippō, Miroku, and even InuYasha himself sometimes. Not surprisingly considering his temperament, InuYasha is easily annoyed with her, though will listen to her when necessary. A common misconception is that she lost her right eye during the time InuYasha attacked the village to capture the sacred jewel. In the two-part anime flashback episodes "The Tragic Love Song of Destiny" it is revealed that she loses her eye during a yokai attack. Her sister Kikyo, coming to the realization that her feelings for InuYasha have lessened her spiritual powers, is unable to properly protect Kaede during the attack, resulting in the loss of her eye. ("Kaede" means "maple tree.")

Satoshi is [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka)'s younger brother. He appears when [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka) is walking home with him from the movies. He then ventures of with a friend from school he saw on the way home. He seems to respect his sister [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka) but still acts like a normal boy. 
Satoshi seems to be a bit more mature than [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka), usually saying things like "Geez, be more careful next time" when he has to take care of the problems she caused. Satoshi knows Mio because she and [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka) have been friends for so long, but becomes shy when [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka) brings the rest of the Light Music Club home without telling him ([Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka) supposed it as a "rebellious phase"). He is also curious about his sister's doing and eavesdrops sometimes at her door (for example, when Mio and [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka) were practicing for their class play, [Ritsu](https://anilist.co/character/19567/Ritsu-Tainaka) finds out that Satoshi is laughing outside her room as she practices her dialogue). He also dislikes cold weather. Although he sometimes laughs about his sister or tells her to be quiet when she practices in her room, he still respects her and asks her for permission to hang out with his friends.

A shy fortune teller that lives in the same building as Masane and Rihoko. 

Rally may look like a girl, but he is indeed a boy. He is the youngest in the crew that hang out with Yusei in Satellite and assumes the role of the thief in order to get what they need, even without the approval of his friends. Because of this, Rally has a small Marker under his left eye. In the first episode of the anime, he gives Yusei a chip for his D-Wheel, protesting that he hasn&rsquo;t stolen it, when the reality is he has. Security track him down and the first duel between Yusei and Ushio occurs.  Rally is an upbeat and optimistic boy who looks up to Yusei and Jack as heroes. After Jack drifted from the group, Rally desperately tried to get him to become friends with Yusei after the two seemed to have a disagreement and informed Jack of the test that Yusei is about to carry out on the D-Wheel. Jack called Rally to an undisclosed location, the boy immediately following the request after feeling he owed Jack for saving him from thugs that had been chasing him during a previous occasion. Jack then knocked Rally unconscious and tied him up before placing him in a boat and setting him adrift as bait to lure Yusei in. When Yusei arrived, Jack forced him to choose between his D-Wheel and his friend, Yusei choosing the latter without hesitation. While Jack rode off with Stardust and Yusei&rsquo;s D-Wheel, Yusei rescued Rally who sank below the surface of the water. Rally&rsquo;s determination for Yusei to follow Jack and resorting to thievery may be a result of guilt because of this incident.  During the second season, Rally is with the others when Yusei and Crow return and make their way to the B.A.D lands where Crow lives. During the night, Rally wakes up to find Yusei gone and follow the two D-Wheelers to find Yusei duelling Kiryu. When Yusei loses and Crow takes him to Martha&rsquo;s, Rally insists that the others take Yusei&rsquo;s damaged D-Wheel and protests how it represents their friendship. The others eventually agree and the four run into multiple incidents on their way before meeting with Saiga. They return to Martha&rsquo;s and wait for news on Yusei&rsquo;s condition.   ~!When the Dark Signers engulf Satellite in a black fog, Rally and the others vanish. Rally is later used as a replacement for Rudger when Yusei gains the upper hand in their duel. Determined not to let Yusei die, Rally summons One-Shot Cannon and destroys Uru, wiping out the rest of his lifepoints and sacrificing himself. As he dies in Yusei&rsquo;s arms, he pleads for Yusei to rescue Satellite before crumbling into dust.  When Yusei defeats Rudger and Uru, Rally is amongst those returned as a result of the Earthbound God&rsquo;s fall.  He hasn&#039;t appear in Season 3 and it&#039;s unclear if he will.!~

Yuma Tsukumo is the main character of Zexal. Yuma lives with his older sister and grandmother, because he lost his parents, who were archaeologists. A necklace that his parents gave him seems to hold many secrets. His dad also left him with his deck. Despite the lack of parents, Yuma is usually a happy and energetic child, who hates unfairness and cares about his friends. He never gives up and always shoots for the top. Unfortunately, he doesn't always make it. His goal is to become the world champion of dueling and has some of the cards he needs to do so, but, unfortunately, he is not a very good card player. Because of this drawback, he will often put himself in a tough position, such as facing against his tough future rival, Shark Ryouga. Yuma teams up with the mysterious Astral, who is conveniently a dueling genius. Even though Astral tries to help Yuma, he often does not listen because of his extreme stubbornness and wrongful pride. Although they have conflicting personalities, Yuma needs to learn to work with Astral, and put aside his pride or he will never be  a dueling champion.  

is a student at the Sword Mastery Academy in North Centoria in Underworld. She is also the valet of Humbert Zizek.

Keiko Iida is one of the students from Class 3-2. Keiko is a member of the school's Basketball Club and a close friend of Ushio Oota and Nobuyo Nakajima. She loves to chat and gossip. Keiko follows every new fad and also goes to pop idols' concerts a lot.  

Akiyo Miyamoto is one of the students from Class 3-2 during the second season of the anime. Akiyo is a reserved girl who does not talk much and who likes hanging out at the school's library due to her liking for books. She was deeply touched by the Light Music Club's performances at the school festivals. She has the habit of praising the Light Music Club, although in a very common way, stating its members and activities are "fun".

As class representative of 2-C, Hanai takes his duties seriously, always trying to keep his classmates (especially the males) in line. Unable to have second thoughts, he always says exactly what comes into his mind regardless of the consequences. He is hopelessly in love with Yakumo, so strongly that she can read his mind literally from a mile away.    As a child, he was shy, weak, and always been bullied by other children. That changed with a little help from Mikoto, who has been his friend since that time. He attends the same dojo as her and has a black belt in Kenpo as well. He tries very hard to join the Tea Club that Yakumo is in, but is banned by Akira. Despite Hanai and Mikoto having their own love interests, characters around them sometimes think that they are too close to be just friends. Some of his classmates like Yuuki seems to have a crush on him.

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