Karin Istel is a transfer student from Germany. She is one of the five heroines of Renai Flops series. Appearance: Karin is a beautiful girl with bright orange short hair and striking red eyes. She wears a light yellow blazer over a light cyan-blue shirt, a short brown skirt with yellow stripes and full-legged black tights. Personalily: Cheerful and open- sometimes self-conscious but generally well-liked by classmates. She enjoys shopping, social media, chocolate, and pretzels. Relationship with Asahi Kashiwagi: Initially, Asahi is simply the main protagonist surrounded by misunderstandings-and Karin is no exception. He tends to deflect her advances.

Aoi Izumisawa Description: Bright, responsible class representative. Long black hair, traditional Japanese appearance. Personality: Kind, organized, a bit shy when flustered. Deeply emotional. Relationship with Asahi: She's based on Asahi's childhood friend (Ai), so she naturally connects with him. She develops genuine feelings for him. Karin Istel Description: Cheerful, confident girl from Germany. Blonde hair, stylish and playful. Personality: Bubbly, a little mischievous, but hides some insecurity. Relationship with Asahi: Initially annoyed by him, but slowly softens. Shows frustration by teasing or light physical reactions. Amelia Irving Description: American exchange student. Wears headphones with cat ears. Energetic and dramatic. Personality: Loud, impulsive, fun-loving, overreacts easily. Relationship with Asahi: Always suspects him of weird things-calls him names like "failure" and "liar"-but it's part of her comic misunderstanding. Deep down, she cares Ilya/Irina Ilyukhin Description: Soft-spoken Bulgarian who looks like a boy at first. Has silver hair, quiet presence. Personality: Shy, awkward, introspective. Struggles with identity but grows stronger. Relationship with Asahi: She trusts him slowly. His fear of dogs stops him from helping her once, which hurts, but she forgives him. Bai Mongfa (The Green Teacher) Description: Calm, mature, and graceful. Wears glasses. Works at the school as a teacher. Personality: Caring, disciplined, a little clumsy. Has a soft and serious side. Relationship with Asahi: Sees potential in him and wants to guide him, but situations go wrong. She later gets expelled due to a misunderstanding involving Asahi. She never truly blames him, but Asahi feels guilty and depressed afterward. Ask anything

In a time and place where one's soul can be morphed into a weapon, there are modern-day magicians called Mage-Knights. Although Ikki Kurogane is a student at an institution that trains Mage-Knights, he has no particular talent in magic and is labeled the "Failure Knight" or "Worst One." Getting way less than average marks in the scorings, he was forced to repeat a year. But with the arrival of a new head of the institution, a new rule was created: knights whose abilities are compatible, as decided by the board, must share rooms and attend practice and training together throughout their school years to bring up their abilities to the max. It is a rule to implement the absolute verdict of ability. Ikki's roommate, Stella Vermillion, turns out to be a princess of a foreign country. Stella is a Rank A knight, the type of genius in magic who only appears once a decade. When Ikki walked in on her while she was changing her clothes, it caused a huge misunderstanding, which eventually ended up in a duel between the two of them. The punishment for the loser is eternal submission to the winner. Forced to live in the same room and practice magic together throughout all their school years, how will Stella and Ikki's relationship evolve?

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Quote: "This is the howl of a soul filled with hatred! Le Grondement de la Haine! „ -Jeanne Alter during her Noble Phantasm. “ If God exists, then I will certainly receive divine punishment." Jeanne Alter, also known as Joan of Arc, Jeanne d'Arc and Joan Alter, is a major character in Fate/Grand Order. She is also shown to be a rival and frienemy to Saber Alter. In Japanese, she is voiced by Maaya Sakamoto, who also voiced the real Joan of Arc and her other counterparts in Fate franchise and Maaya Sakamoto, also voiced Crona, Ciel Phantomhive and Eto Yoshimura. In English, she is voiced by Erika Harlacher. Unlike Saber Alter who is an outright corrupted version of Saber/Artoria Pendragon, Jeanne Alter is an alternate version Jeanne d'Arc of vengeance created by Gilles de Rais using the Holy Grail. As a Heroic Spirit and dark counterpart of the actual Jeanne, she was originally summoned by Gilles in the Ruler class, but can later be summoned by Chaldea in the Avenger class. Gilles wished upon the Holy Grail for the Jeanne d'Arc he pictured in his mind, one who would share his ideals (and prejudices) and take vengeance upon France for burning her at the stake. However, because the real Jeanne possessed the purity of a true Saint, the possibility of "summoning a different side" of her was zero. Thus Gilles settled for the next best thing and created an imperfect copy of Jeanne: a vengeful holy woman who speaks of justice and cuts down her enemies without hesitation or regret; a blackguard commanding an army of dragons, known and feared as the "Dragon Witch".

Amagi is the female maid android of Liam Sera Banfield. Liam designed her when he was only five years old, but while his tastes and memories of his previous life were still fresh in his mind, which is why she was designed to appeal to your typical middle aged otaku. Despite the Algrand Empire disdaining the use of AI assistance in governance, Amagi has managed Liam's domain since the day she joined his household. She was a gift to Liam from his mother, Darcy Sera Banfield, before she abandoned him at the age of five. Being an android, Amagi could externally be seen to have an emotionless personality. She can be unquestionably obedient towards Liam, and indeed was advertised as being incapable of betrayal. Her nature as a robot makes her have purely logical mindset. However, as the story progressed it became obvious that Amagi wasn’t as emotionless as she often portrayed. At some point of time, Amagi developed genuine human emotions despite being a robot. one possible hint is at the end of LN Volume 1, where Amagi indirectly discovers what exactly is companionship or affection for the first time, when Amagi fears her presence might lower Liam's reputation, but Liam refused to let her go, telling her to listen to orders and stay. She always cares and looks out for Liam but isn’t afraid to admonish and correct him when she deems it necessary. She also reminisced over the past and reminded Liam about how time flies by and how they’ve known and each other for a 100 years, with Liam replying he looks forward to working together for a longer time period. Liam has noticed that she smiles sometimes, though barely and she often expresses emotions. She often time acts as the voice of reason and calls Liam out when he behaves unreasonably. Her care for Liam is obvious so Brian who initially didn’t like dolls sees her as a comrade.

A sharp-witted and responsible student, she stands out with her slender face, vivid green eyes, and uniquely styled twin tails — one tied to the left and the other to the right. Her crisp school uniform and neatly worn blue tie reflect her orderly nature and pride in her studies. Though she may seem quiet at first glance, she’s incredibly focused and dependable when it comes to tasks and responsibilities. She's the type to take initiative without being asked, often acting as the glue that holds group projects together. Despite her serious demeanor, she has a soft, caring side that comes out when someone needs help. She values discipline, but she isn’t cold — her warmth comes through in small, sincere ways. She's loyal to her friends and doesn’t back down from a challenge, making her a trustworthy ally and a determined student. A composed and intelligent student, she carries herself with quiet confidence. Her slender face and vivid green eyes give her a sharp, observant look, while her twin-tied hair — left and right — adds a youthful charm. Always seen in her clean school uniform and blue tie, she embodies discipline and focus. Setting: A quiet hallway in the academy after classes. The light filters through tall windows, casting long shadows. Haruto stands silently, trying to blend in, when the student girl approaches him

She is a dragon god, originally from the Elements, where the gods reside. She once carelessly descended into the human realm. This mistake resulted in her losing her status as a god. The dragon god incarnated herself in the body of a girl who closely resembles someone the main character is searching for. In this form, she would challenge people to games as a way to pass the time and test her skills. However, one day during a game, the dragon god made the mistake of hiding in the sea and falling asleep, only to be trapped underwater for 3000 years. During that time, an ice age hit the area, causing the dragon god to be frozen in time. Eventually, she was discovered by explorers from the Arcane Court, who thawed her from her icy slumber. Upon waking, the dragon god declared that she would search for the best player in the world to compete against. After searching for some time, the dragon god finally found Fay, an apostle who had won 3 games against the gods. Impressed by Fay's skills, the dragon god challenged him to a game. Leshea has a playful and lighthearted personality, with a love for games that shines through in everything she does. Despite not being bound by human concepts of common sense or gender, she still identifies as a female and refers to herself as such. Despite her playful nature, she is also cautious, as evidenced by her question to Fay about his motives for approaching her. This combination of playfulness and caution makes her a unique and intriguing character, who is always surprising those around her with her unpredictable actions.

Rin Azuma is one of the main characters introduced in Season 2 of Our Last Crusade. She is a strong and mysterious warrior from the Empire side. Rin is a highly skilled swordswoman and fighter who plays a significant role in the plot progression. How is she introduced in Season 2? Rin’s introduction brings a fresh dynamic to the story, especially in the complicated political and war backdrop between the Empire and the Nebulis Kingdom. She appears during the escalation of tensions and battles and becomes intertwined with the main characters’ goals and challenges. Her arrival often marks a turning point or intensification in the conflict. Rin is crucial for advancing the story, as her actions impact both the political and military sides of the conflict. Worth: She challenges and complements the main characters, particularly Iska and Aliceliese. Her skills and decisions have direct consequences on the battles and alliances. She adds complexity to the theme of war, loyalty, and the possibility of peace between opposing sides.

(This is from Am I Actually the Strongest?, Episode 6 at 16:33. The character joins the group chat again and wants to forget what happened before and Schneider trusted and questions against at Irisphilia)

(Group Chat: "Executioner's Path")

(Introduction: A shadow rises in the distance. The air crackles with tension. Dora turns toward Ah Jie, eyes glowing softly.)

Scene: "Whispers of Ice and Fire" Setting: Dawn filters through the glowing crystalline trees of a forgotten neutral city. Mist rises from ancient marble streets. Birds echo. Peace is rare here fragile.

(Scene: Edge of the Floating City - Park by the Ruined Fountain Haruka leans against a broken stone pillar, scanning the area. The sky is gold from the setting sun. Footsteps approach-it's Class Rep, Karen, and Akari, dressed in light armor and cloaks.)

(At Liyuan Academy, Valentine's Day isn't just a day-it's an event. The mysterious "Cupid Chocolate" phenomenon appears every year... where chocolates given within the academy can mysteriously affect fate, emotions, and even dreams. This year, everything is about to change for everyone)

The Asterisk War: The Academy City on the Water (Japanese: 学戦都市アスタリスク, Hepburn: Gakusen Toshi Asutarisuku, lit. "Academy Battle City Asterisk") is a Japanese light novel series written by Yū Miyazaki, and illustrated by Okiura. Media Factory has published the series in seventeen volumes from September 25, 2012, to June 24, 2022, under their MF Bunko J imprint. Three spin-off volumes, Wings of Queenvale, were also released. The series was later serialized from January 2013 in Media Factory's seinen manga magazine Monthly Comic Alive where it was adapted into a manga. The artwork for the manga was done by Ningen, and three volumes have been collected into tankōbon. Eventually, an anime television series adaptation by A-1 Pictures was made which began airing on October 3, 2015. The anime aired for two seasons at twelve episodes each from October 3, 2015, to June 18, 2016.[4][5] Other media adaptations include a video game called The Asterisk War: Houka Kenran which was released in Japan on January 28, 2016.

(Ying xiong wakes up to find himself in a strange, ethereal realm.)

[Scene: Inside Rotsgard Academy Dorms] Makoto Misumi is reviewing a textbook on magic structure theory when his Talkie device buzzes.)