Magic Knight Rayearth/Characters

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Hikaru Shidou
"Voiced by: Hekiru Shiina (Japanese), Julie Maddalena (English, TV series), Tara Jayne (English, OVA)"

The pint-sized, but hard willed Red Headed Heroine. Hikaru is cheery and excitable, but surprisingly shows a lot of wisdom and is probably the most mature of the team. She gets chosen as the Magic Knight of Fire and her Rune God is Rayearth. Of the three girls, she is the one who embraces the mantle of Magic Knight the most eagerly and is usually the first person to wade into their battles with the creatures of Cephiro and Zagato's servants.

Fire symbolizes energy, passion and will. Hikaru has all of these in spades.

She doesn't think much about love, but managed to garner the interest of both Lantis and Eagle. When asked why (in the manga), she just states she loves both of them equally and will marry both. How far this goes is under debate by the fandom.

Tropes associated with Hikaru:
 * Badass Adorable: While Umi and Fuu may qualify as well, Hikaru takes the cake.
 * Big Brother Instinct: Not her. But she has three big brothers, two of them have this.
 * Bokukko: She's said to be cute... in a boyish way. Fuu asks her why she speaks like a boy during one of the manga omakes.
 * Determinator:
 * Elemental Hair
 * Elemental Shapeshifter: Her body and hair looked as though they had turned into fire.
 * Even the Girls Want Her: Very popular in her all-girls school, although the Dark Horse re-release translates it as her classmates making fun of her rather than actually having affection. And then there's Nova...
 * In the Spanish language dub, Eagle is female. Les Yay, anyone?
 * Genki Girl
 * Heir to the Dojo: Sort of. Her family runs a Kendo dojo.
 * Hollywood Tone Deaf: Her seiyuu Hekiru Shiina has a singing career. Singing, however, is Hikaru's worst subject.
 * Honor Before Reason: Her insistance that she fight Lafarga without magic because he's a swordsman, even though he's dominating the fight.
 * Hot-Blooded
 * Jumped At the Call: The only one of the three who doesn't worry about her other obligations when Clef tells them that they're Magic Knights.
 * Love You and Everybody:.
 * Martyr Without a Cause: Umi complains that she can never trust Hikaru when she says "I'm okay."
 * The Messiah: Particularly in the second half, when she frequently remarks on Eagle's "sad eyes."
 * No Indoor Voice: Hilariously played in one of the crowning moments of funny the anime.
 * Playing with Fire
 * Plucky Girl: Boy, is she ever.
 * Rapunzel Hair: Her hair reaches her thighs when she lets it out of her braid.
 * Red Oni: As if the hair didn't tip you off,she's the Red Oni to Fuu's Blue and to a lesser extent (ironically) Umi's.
 * Redheaded Heroine
 * Shock and Awe: She has one lighting spell...
 * Wise Beyond Their Years: Despite her youthfulness, she's the closest thing the Magic Knights have to a leader.
 * Wise Beyond Their Years: Despite her youthfulness, she's the closest thing the Magic Knights have to a leader.

Umi Ryuuzaki
"Voiced by: Konami Yoshida (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English, TV Series), Amy Birnbaum (English, OVA)"

The tallest of the girls, coming from a rich family and attends a private school for rich girls. Umi at first is the least willing to do her job, and comes off very snobbish and uncaring about Cephiro's problems. However, amongst the girls, she can be seen as the most developed out of them, as the situation completely demands her to really mature up, and she really did, becoming a much more admirable character. She's also pretty handy with a rapier, being in the fencing team of the school. She is the Magic Knight of Water and her Rune God is Seles. Seems a bit obsessed on eating Mokona, who annoys her greatly.

Water symbolizes emotion, and Umi is the most temperamental of the Magic Knights. It also symbolizes cleansing and rebirth, and Umi's role in  hints at this.

She doesn't have much romance going on either, but she is quite fond of Clef. Ascot also shows feelings towards her, but it's not known whether she returns his feelings.

Tropes associated with Umi:
 * Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: They're Sickeningly Sweethearts.
 * An Ice Person: Her strongest spell is ice-based.
 * Armor-Piercing Slap: Gives one to Ascot.
 * Blue Eyes
 * Curtains Match the Window
 * Defrosting Ice Queen: She starts out as a Spoiled Brat who just wants to go home, and chews Clef out when he makes his first appearance. Her later reaction to him...
 * She also plays a big part in getting Ascot to perform a Heel Face Turn. This works so well that by the second manga,
 * Does This Make Me Look Fat?: In the anime, Umi openly says this when the Chizeta princesses capture her and doll her up in a Stripperiffic odalisque outfit that bares her midriff.
 * Elemental Hair
 * Hey, It's That Voice!: For the Japanese, Konami Yoshida. For the English, Wendee Lee. Yes. THAT WENDEE LEE.
 * Hime Cut
 * Hyperspace Arsenal: In humor times, she can whip out a hammer in attempt to smack Mokona around.
 * Kirk Summation: She gives one to Ascot when he grieves over his summoned monsters, pointing out that he's the one who sent them into battle in the first place and chastising him
 * Lady of War
 * Making a Splash: The majority of her spells involve liquid water.
 * Name's the Same: No, Umi. You don't have a long lost brother who rides a Mo Cap Mecha.
 * Nor is she Madame Butterfly.
 * The Ojou: Type II.
 * Proper Tights with a Skirt
 * Rapunzel Hair
 * Rich Bitch: At first. Completely drops it later.
 * Royal Rapier: The form her sword takes, owing to her being captain of the fencing team at school.
 * Tall, Dark and Bishoujo: The tallest of the girls, long hair, but not so dark hair. The OVA darkens her hair.
 * Tsurime Eyes
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair
 * Zettai Ryouiki: With Thigh-High Boots rather than socks or stockings.

Fuu Hououji
"Voiced by: Hiroko Kasahara (Japanese), Bridget Hoffman (English, TV Series), Lisa Ortiz (English, OVA)"

The resident bookworm of the trio. She attends a school for intellectually gifted girls. Fuu is polite to a fault, adding suffixes to EVERYONE she meets. Despite that, her analytical skills are formidable. She also likes RPGs. She's always seen with her glasses, and only unequips it when she is riding her Rune God. She is a member of archery club and for the earlier part, uses a bow and arrow before switching to a BFS. She is selected as the Magic Knight of Wind, and her Rune God is Windam.

Air symbolizes intellect and communication. Fuu is the most intellectual of the Magic Knights, and she always speaks with precision.

She's also the only character involved in a real romance, with Ferio.


 * Adaptation Dye Job: She's blonde in the manga but has light brown hair in the anime and OVA.
 * The Archer: Initially. Later drops it for the sword, although she gets to show off her archery skills again in the second season of the anime.
 * The Sega game retains her archery, with an Escudo bow rather than a sword.
 * Ascended Fangirl (See Otaku)
 * BFS: While the other Escudo swords develop more ornate hilts as they evolve, Fuu's just gets bigger and bigger--by the time they're ready to face Zagato, it's a good foot taller than she is long.
 * Blow You Away: Her magic.
 * Captain Obvious: Sometimes on purpose.
 * Cloudcuckoolander: Very, very mild example. Every so often she will come to extremely bizarre conclusions. Or try to reassure her friends that they shouldn't worry about falling from the stratosphere because they will black out before they hit the ground.
 * Elemental Hair
 * Genre Savvy: Hoo boy, is she ever. Lampshaded in the games, and BLATANTLY admitted in the anime.
 * Wrong Genre Savvy:
 * Meganekko
 * The Medic: Her green winds can also heal injuries.
 * Official Couple: Her and Ferio, pretty much the most canon and obvious in the show. The games try to dial this down slightly, but it's still very obvious.
 * Otaku: In the first volume, she is constantly pointing out the ways their adventure is similar to a fantasy RPG. (Or dismayed when they clearly have not leveled up enough to take on Alcyone, who appears right after they meet Clef.)
 * The Smart Girl: She's very good at devising new spells for the situation and.
 * The Strategist
 * Teen Genius: She attends a school for gifted students and studies computer programming.
 * Unwanted Rescue:
 * Zettai Ryouiki

Clef
"Voiced by: Nozomu Sasaki (Japanese), Steve Cannon (English, TV Series), Immy Uncle (English, OVA)"

Clef is Cephiro's Guru, the most powerful magician in the land. He is one of Emeraude's most trusted advisers and was sent by her to guide the Magic Knights upon their arrival in Cephiro. Even though he is quite venerable and powerful, he's rather tetchy towards the Magic Knights when they first arrive.


 * Berserk Button: Assuming that he's a child and otherwise making cracks about his height.
 * He even leans over another panel in a scene he's nowhere near when Umi calls him short.
 * Cutesy Dwarf: But don't tell him that.
 * Metaphorically True: Everything he says about the Magic Knight legend at the beginning.
 * In the Dark Horse retranslation,
 * Nozomu Sasaki
 * The Obi-Wan
 * Older Than They Look: Go on, tell me he DIDN'T look ten when you first saw him.
 * Really Seven Hundred Years Old: 745, actually.
 * Oracular Urchin
 * Spirit Advisor: In Part 1, he's separated from the girls early on and communicates through Mokona.
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy

Presea
"Voiced by: Emi Shinohara (Japanese), Jane Alan (English)"

Presea is the Pharle, a title bestowed on the master blacksmith of Cephiro. She is the first person that the Magic Knights are sent to visit, as she possesses an impressive armory and can craft weapons especially for them. Although her smithing skills are unquestionable, she is... a little odd.


 * Bunny Ears Lawyer: She might be skilled, but she is prone to overreactions to trespassing and seems to love daydreaming bizarre methods of punishment.
 * Cool and Unusual Punishment: She has a lot of fun dreaming up ways to take revenge on Mokona and tresspassers, such as cooking them alive or seeing how far their ears will stretch.
 * Cool Big Sis: To the Magic Knights.
 * Emi Shinohara
 * Mr. Fixit
 * The Blacksmith
 * Ultimate Blacksmith: This is what the Pharle of Cephiro is. She's the only one who's able to craft weapons from Escudo.
 * Wrench Wench: The closest equivalent in a medieval land.
 * Ultimate Blacksmith: This is what the Pharle of Cephiro is. She's the only one who's able to craft weapons from Escudo.
 * Wrench Wench: The closest equivalent in a medieval land.

Mokona
"Voiced by: Yuri Shiratori (All versions)"

A small animal entrusted to the Magic Knights by Presea. He serves as a guide to them on their journey, as well as a supplier and a communication channel to Clef. It's unclear what he is, but Clef calls him a "sacred creature" of Cephiro.


 * Author Avatar
 * Bag of Holding: Kind of. He can conjure anything from his forehead jewel, from a well-furnished tent to a flying platform to food.
 * Cat Smile
 * Eyes Always Shut
 * : In the manga,
 * Non-Human Sidekick
 * Ridiculously Cute Critter
 * Series Mascot
 * Team Pet
 * The Unintelligible: All he ever says is "Puu!" (Fortunately, Hikaru seems able to understand him.)
 * Series Mascot
 * Team Pet
 * The Unintelligible: All he ever says is "Puu!" (Fortunately, Hikaru seems able to understand him.)

Ferio
"Voiced by: Takumi Yamazaki (Japanese), Terry Roberts (English, TV Series), Jim Esnz (English, OVA)"

A swordsman that the Magic Knights encounter in the Forest of Silence. He has a smart-aleck attitude, but he teams up with them temporarily to navigate the monster-ridden forest. He claims to be looking for the Spring of Eterna like they are so that he can become a Magic Knight Himself. He takes a particular shine to Fuu and makes a point of flirting with her.


 * Distressed Dude: In the anime, he's captured by Innouva and Fuu has to free him.
 * Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has a very prominent one on his nose bridge, and an x-shaped one on his left cheek.
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold
 * Jerkass Facade: Puts on one of these temporarily, in the anime.
 * Licked by the Dog: Mokona takes to him straight away. It's double-subverted--Umi and Fuu warn Hikaru that this alone isn't a good indicator of Ferio's character, but he does turn out to be a good guy.
 * Takumi Yamazaki
 * Troubled but Cute: He isn't happy about.
 * Takumi Yamazaki
 * Troubled but Cute: He isn't happy about.
 * Takumi Yamazaki
 * Troubled but Cute: He isn't happy about.
 * Troubled but Cute: He isn't happy about.

Lafarga
Lafarga is the Captain of Emeraude's personal guard,. He is Cephiro's most skilled swordsman. Even though he doesn't use any magic, he's still a deadly foe when Zagato hypnotizes him and sends him to stop the Magic Knights from acquiring the final Mashin.


 * Badass Normal: Knows no magic, but can still kick lots of asses with just his sword.
 * BFS
 * Brainwashed and Crazy: First season.
 * Gentle Giant: Once he's de-brainwashed.
 * Dark-Skinned Blond
 * Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With Caldina.
 * Official Couple: With Caldina, in the anime. Jossed in the games, where he is totally aloof and solely concentrated on his knightly duty.
 * The Undefeated:
 * Worthy Opponent: Hikaru considers him to be this.



Princess Emeraude
Emeraude is the Pillar of Cephiro. Her will and heart are the strongest in the land, and she is tasked with praying to keep the world peaceful and free of invaders. If she can't devote herself fully to her prayers, monsters and natural disasters spring up. This is exactly what happens when Zagato abducts her, and she summons the Magic Knights from another world to save Cephiro.


 * Barrier Maiden: As the Pillar. She prevents both internal strife and shields Cephiro from its neighbors.
 * Broken Bird
 * Distressed Damsel:
 * Everything's Better with Princesses: Emeraude's position is the protector of Cephiro, but she's called a princess anyway.
 * Hair of Gold
 * What she truly wanted to ask the Knights for.
 * Lady and Knight:.
 * Megumi Ogata (Playing Against Type, and how)
 * Older Than They Look: Looks like a pre-teen girl despite being already an adult, and nearly as old as Clef to boot.
 * Tender Tears: She's weeping in most of her appearances thanks to her screwed-up destiny.
 * Wendee Lee: In the English TV series only.
 * Megumi Ogata (Playing Against Type, and how)
 * Older Than They Look: Looks like a pre-teen girl despite being already an adult, and nearly as old as Clef to boot.
 * Tender Tears: She's weeping in most of her appearances thanks to her screwed-up destiny.
 * Wendee Lee: In the English TV series only.
 * Tender Tears: She's weeping in most of her appearances thanks to her screwed-up destiny.
 * Wendee Lee: In the English TV series only.
 * Tender Tears: She's weeping in most of her appearances thanks to her screwed-up destiny.
 * Wendee Lee: In the English TV series only.

Sierra
Sierra appears in the second season of the anime. She is Presea's twin sister, and in addition to appearance shares her skill in smithing.


 * The Blacksmith: An excellent one,.
 * Canon Foreigner:
 * Cool Big Sis
 * Hot Amazon
 * Good Scars, Evil Scars: One on her right breast.
 * Cool Big Sis
 * Hot Amazon
 * Good Scars, Evil Scars: One on her right breast.

Lantis
Lantis appears in the second half of the story, when the Magic Knights return to Cephiro. He is Cephiro's only Cail (a swordsman who excels at magic) and the former captain of Princess Emeraude's personal guard. He left the country before the events of the first half, and is under a cloud of suspicion for being Zagato's brother and living in Autozam before his return. He doesn't say much about the real reason he's back, either.


 * Aloof Ally: He doesn't bother arguing against the suspicion around him and just does his thing.
 * Badass
 * Bullying a Dragon:
 * Cool Horse: A summoned one with a fiery mane.
 * Hellish Horse
 * Dark Is Not Evil: Just because his older brother was a seen this way does not necessarily apply to him, and is even explicitly pointed out.
 * Pet the Dog: As a result, he openly admits he was sympathetic to said older brother, but didn't condone his actions regardless.
 * Defector From Decadence: He left his cushy job as Cail to travel other worlds after.
 * Irony:
 * Jurota Kosugi
 * Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With either Hikaru or Primera.
 * Magic Knight: Not one of the Magic Knights, obviously. His title of Cail is granted only to those who master both swordsmanship and magic.
 * The Mole: Lafarga suspects him of being this for Autozam, as he spent some time there.
 * Professional Slacker: When he was Cail, he spent a lot of the day napping in trees. However, he genuinely didn't have a lot to do because Emeraude's prayers kept dangers from arising.
 * Tall, Dark and Snarky
 * The Stoic: Doesn't talk much, . Flashbacks show him as more friendly.
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist:
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist:

Primera

 * Butt Monkey
 * Clingy Jealous Girl
 * Fairy Companion: to Lantis
 * Healing Hands: Can heal wounds with her wing magical powder.
 * Huge Guy Itsy Bitsy Teeny Tiny Girl with Lantis.
 * I Owe You My Life: She's devoted to Lantis because he saved her from being trapped in rubble.
 * Odango
 * Running Gag: Mokona almost always tries to eat her.
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair
 * Yuri Shiratori

Eagle Vision
The son of Autozam's president and commander of the battleship sent to Cephrio in Part II. He's also the pilot of the FTO. Eagle grew very close to Lantis when the latter settled in Autozam and is deeply regretful of their present emnity, but he doesn't turn back. He's also one of the most dangerous opponents for the Magic Knights and the other invaders. The reason he gives for invasion is that Autozam needs something like the Pillar System to cleanse the rampant pollution that is slowly killing his world.


 * Ace Pilot: He comes out on top when his FTO fights solo against the three Magic Knights for the first time.
 * Anti-Villain: He wants to bring the Pillar system to Autozam to solve their pollution crisis.
 * Friendly Enemy: He's polite to the Magic Knights, as well as the representatives of Fahren and Chizeta, and bears them no ill-will even while they're battling each other. It's even more apparent in the anime, when Hikaru spends some time in Autozam's ship.
 * Ill Boy: Due to his overuse of Autozam's technology, which is powered by mental energy.
 * Megumi Ogata
 * She's a Man In Japan: Eagle Vision is depicted as female in the Latin American dub as a way to avoid Ho Yay with Lantis and Geo Metro. The result is a Romantic Two-Girl Friendship with Hikaru.
 * Stepford Smiler: He almost always has a smile on his face, but Hikaru makes note of his sad eyes..
 * Warrior President's Kid: He is the Presiden't son, the commander of Autozam's battleship, and an excellent pilot who insists on leading from the front.
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy
 * She's a Man In Japan: Eagle Vision is depicted as female in the Latin American dub as a way to avoid Ho Yay with Lantis and Geo Metro. The result is a Romantic Two-Girl Friendship with Hikaru.
 * Stepford Smiler: He almost always has a smile on his face, but Hikaru makes note of his sad eyes..
 * Warrior President's Kid: He is the Presiden't son, the commander of Autozam's battleship, and an excellent pilot who insists on leading from the front.
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy

Geo Metro
Tropes associated with Geo:


 * Ace Pilot: Of the GTO, although he only gets to pilot it in the anime.
 * Anger Born of Worry: Towards Eagle, all the damn time.
 * Anti-Villain
 * Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has an X-shaped scar on his face.
 * Hachimaki
 * Hot-Blooded
 * Kiyoyuki Yanada
 * The Lancer: To Eagle.

Zazu Torque
Tropes associated with Zazu:


 * Anti-Villain
 * The Alcoholic: Likes drinking, but Geo never lets him.
 * Cute Shotaro Boy
 * Junichi Kanemaru
 * Kidanova: He likes pretty girls and flirts with Hikaru in the anime.
 * The Mechanic: He's in charge of maintenance for the FTO and GTO.
 * Nice Hat
 * Shorter Means Smarter

Tarta and Tatra
Tarta and Tatra are the princesses of Chizeta, a tiny country that neighbors Cephiro. In the second half, they see the leaderless world as a perfect colony for their overpopulated homeland.


 * Action Girl: Both of them.
 * Anti-Villain: They want to turn Cephrio into a colony to relieve population pressure in their homeland.
 * Aya Hisakawa: Tarta.
 * Belly Dancer: They dress like this and, in the anime, they doll up Umi as one.
 * Dark-Skinned Redhead: Both of them.
 * Genius Ditz: In the anime, Tatra is a big fan of tea and a Cloudcuckoolander. Who also happens to be quite the badass fencer with her Whip Sword.
 * Not to mention that in the manga, she lasted the longest against Eagle when he tried to stop Chizeta and Fahren from getting to Cephiro.
 * Hot-Blooded: Tarta.
 * Kansai Regional Accent: Both.
 * Kikuko Inoue: Tatra.
 * Let's Get Dangerous: Tatra spends most of her time acting spacey and drinking tea,.
 * Relationship Voice Actor: This ain't the first time that Aya Hisakawa and Kikuko Inoue play sisters...
 * Stripperiffic: Tarta. Later Tatra, when she fights.
 * Sibling Yin-Yang: And how.
 * Spot of Tea: Tatra constantly offers some to Tarta.
 * Summon Magic: The Djinn.
 * Unfortunate Names: The Dark Horse translation renders Tarta's name as "Tata," although this is probably more accurate--Tata is the name of an Indian car company.
 * Whip Sword: Tatra's weapon.

Princess Aska
The child princess of the nation of Fahren. Unlike Autozam and Chizeta, it's unclear if there's any justifiable reason for them to desire Cephiro... she seems to have ordered the invasion on a whim. Despite her immaturity, she is a powerful magician and a dangerous opponent.

In the anime, she captures Fuu and holds her prisoner on her ship, the Dreamchild. Fuu's polite and respectful demeanor (which is the polar opposite of Aska's) starts making Aska think more seriously about what she's doing and why.


 * A Child Shall Lead Them: Technically, Chang Ang is her regent, but she still calls all the shots.
 * Character Development: After meeting Fuu personally, Aska begins to question if what she's doing is a good idea.
 * Chinami Nishimura
 * Improbable Age: She's less than ten years old and has the authority to command her country's battleship, on top of having incredible magic and willpower for her age.
 * It's All About Me: Unlike Autozam and Chizeta, Fahren has no real justification to invade. They only do so because Aska wants it like a toy.
 * Noblewoman's Laugh
 * The Ojou
 * Power Strain Blackout: Not necessarily an inherent risk of her powers--opening a Road and recklessly casting giant drawings does it, though.
 * Royal Brat: She wants to become Pillar so she can turn Cephiro into a land of desserts and candy.
 * Screw the Rules, I Make Them: In the anime, she says that she'll allow Fuu to leave if she wins an archery contest. When Fuu wins, Aska changes the conditions to fighting an army of ninja. When Fuu defeats them....
 * Summon Magic: She's able to bring paper drawings to life.
 * Tsundere: to San Yung.

San Yung
Tropes associated with San Yung:
 * Blush Sticker
 * Cute Shotaro Boy
 * Nice Hat
 * Satomi Koorogi
 * Subordinate Excuse: He has a crush on Aska.

Chang Ang

 * Beleaguered Bureaucrat: Technically he's Aska's regent, but he's completely unable to control her.
 * Big Ol' Eyebrows
 * Old Retainer
 * Team Dad: For both Aska and San Yung.
 * Wizard Beard

Zagato
The villain of part one. Zagato abducted Princess Emeraude, stopping her prayers for Cephiro and plunging the land into chaos. Although he keeps her locked in the Water Dungeon and sends out his servants to stop the Magic Knights, he doesn't seem to have any interest in actually ruling.


 * Evil Sorceror: His magical power rivals Clef; none of the warriors from Cephiro who have tried to stop him returned.
 * Lady and Knight: With
 * Lack of Empathy: He doesn't even look at Alcyone when and professes not to care about the fate of Cephiro.
 * Love Makes You Evil:
 * Manipulative Bastard: He's aware of Alcyone's affections and uses them to his advantage, and gains Ascot's support by saying that he'll be able to live with his monsters in peace.
 * Obviously Evil: A sorcerer in black robes, with Shoulders of Doom, who sends out minions to kill a trio of young girls and abandons them when they fail.
 * Talking to Himself: BOTH Jurota Kosugi and Lex Lang voiced both Zagato and his brother Lantis.
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: Even before he turned into the Big Bad, Zagato still disagreed heavily with the whole, therefore
 * Would Hurt a Child: He acknowledges that the Magic Knights are children, but doesn't hesitate to send his servants to kill them.
 * Talking to Himself: BOTH Jurota Kosugi and Lex Lang voiced both Zagato and his brother Lantis.
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: Even before he turned into the Big Bad, Zagato still disagreed heavily with the whole, therefore
 * Would Hurt a Child: He acknowledges that the Magic Knights are children, but doesn't hesitate to send his servants to kill them.
 * Would Hurt a Child: He acknowledges that the Magic Knights are children, but doesn't hesitate to send his servants to kill them.

Alcyone
A sorceress who is in love with Zagato. She was taught by Clef himself, but she is utterly devoted to Zagato and willing to follow any order he gives. She is the first enemy that the Magic Knights face.


 * Absolute Cleavage
 * An Ice Person: Her brand of magic.
 * Betty and Veronica: The Veronica compared to 's Betty.
 * Brainwashed and Crazy: Season 2 of the anime.
 * Broken Bird:
 * Deceptive Disciple: To Clef.
 * Faux Affably Evil: She addresses Clef as "dear teacher" and the Magic Knights with mock affection.
 * Femme Fatale
 * Femme Fatalons
 * Love Makes You Evil: It also apparently magnifies Love Makes You Crazy, even wanting to Murder the Hypotenuse in the anime.
 * Pointy Ears
 * Showgirl Skirt
 * Starter Villain: Subverted. She's the first person the Magic Knights face, but she's way too powerful for them to handle because (according to Fuu) they don't have enough "experience points."
 * Stripperiffic
 * Yandere: Over Zagato.
 * Yuri Amano
 * Zettai Ryouiki
 * Yuri Amano
 * Zettai Ryouiki
 * Zettai Ryouiki

Ascot
One of Zagato's servants. Ascot is a young boy, and a Palu--a monster summoner. He's arrogant and self-centered, dismissive of Alcyone and mocking the Magic Knights. Zagato sends him to the underwater shrine that houses Seles, the first of the Mashin. Despite his brattiness, he does care about the monsters he summons.


 * All Love Is Unrequited
 * Anger Born of Worry: Towards in the second half.
 * The Beast Master
 * Blinding Bangs
 * Bratty Half-Pint: He's very dismissive of Alcyone's failure and mocks Hikaru and Fuu for falling to his monsters so easily.
 * Creepy Child: Before his Heel Face Turn.
 * Cute Shotaro Boy
 * Fluffy Tamer: He considers the fearsome monsters he summons to be his friends, which makes it difficult to find a place to live.
 * Hidden Eyes
 * Minami Takayama
 * Nice Hat
 * Summon Magic: For which he has the title of Palu.
 * Minami Takayama
 * Nice Hat
 * Summon Magic: For which he has the title of Palu.
 * Summon Magic: For which he has the title of Palu.

Caldina
One of the assassins sent by Zagato to kill the Magic Knights. Caldina is a self-possessed dancer from a foreign land, and is far less concerned with Zagato's motivations than getting paid for her work.


 * Cool Big Sis: Particularly to Ascot in the anime..
 * Dance Battler
 * Dark Skinned Pinkhead
 * Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With Lafarga.
 * Kansai Regional Accent: A trait of Chizetans.
 * Master of Illusion: Her favorite tactic is to hypnotize her targets and have them kill each other.
 * Official Couple: With Lafarga, in the anime. It's hinted at in the manga, but not explicit..
 * Punch Clock Villain: She's in it for the money, and.
 * Rose-Haired Girl
 * Shipper on Deck: Umi/Ascot fangirl.
 * Squishy Wizard: Not very tough in the games, very archetypal mage character.
 * Stripperiffic: She's a Shameless Fanservice Girl who is very proud of her "hot bod."
 * Woman in Black: In the first half.

Innouva
Tropes associated with Innouva:


 * Canon Foreigner
 * I Owe You My Life: It's implied that Innouva was regarded not too highly in Cephiro as a result of . Zagato giving him some measure of dignity and self worth is what motivated Innouva to serve him in the first place.
 * Man in White
 * Pointy Ears
 * Ryotaro Okiayu
 * Subordinate Excuse
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy
 * Subordinate Excuse
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy

Nova
Tropes associated with Nova:


 * Canon Foreigner: Anime-only.
 * Enemy Without:
 * Expy: Of Iczer-2, from another anime directed by Toshiki Hirano.
 * Jerkass Woobie: Being Debonair's daughter is rough, but she does some fairly awful things.
 * Miki Ito
 * Pointy Ears
 * Psycho Lesbian
 * Psychopathic Manchild
 * Reverse Shrapnel
 * Rose-Haired Girl: A rare villainous example.
 * Stalker with a Crush
 * Yandere:

Debonair
Tropes associated with Debonair:


 * As Long as There Is Evil: Claims that she will never truly die
 * Big Bad: Of season two in the anime.
 * Canon Foreigner: She only appears in the anime. In the manga, Cephiro is crumbling away quite capably on its own.
 * Evil Laugh: All the time.
 * Femme Fatalons: Good grief, they're about a foot long.
 * The Heartless:
 * Nietzsche Wannabe: Her goal is simply the complete destruction of Cephiro.
 * Nietzsche Wannabe: Her goal is simply the complete destruction of Cephiro.