History Characters / TokimekiMemorial1

* RichBitch: [[spoiler: She poses as this in school, but she actually lives in a very poor household, where [[DisappearedDad her father is implied to be dead]] and she [[ParentalSubstitute has 6 brothers she has to take care of]].

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[[caption-width-right:325:The cast of the main ''Tokimeki Memorial 1'' game. [[note]]From left to right, and from rear row to front row. 1st row: [[AloofBigBrother Rei Ijuin]], [[AlphaBitch Mira Kagami]], [[MadScientist Yuina Himoo]], [[BromanticFoil Yoshio Saotome]], and [[GenkiGirl Yumi Saotome]]. 2nd row: [[GratuitousEnglish Ayako Katagiri]], [[{{Meganekko}} Mio Kisaragi]], [[TheHeroine Shiori Fujisaki]], [[CuteSportsClubManager Saki Nijino]], and [[HugeSchoolgirl Nozomi Kiyokawa]]. 3rd row: [[CloudCuckooLander Yukari Koshiki]], [[AnimeHair Miharu Tatebayashi]], [[ShrinkingViolet Megumi Mikihara]], and [[TheFashionista Yuko Asahina]].[[/note]]]]

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[[WMG:'''Yoshio Saotome''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/YujiUeda
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A classmate of the protagonist. He accosts him on the first day of school, and they become instant friends. Just like the protagonist, he’s on a quest for love, and has the tools to reach this end, as he’s the “info man” of the school. He has data on all the girls: phone number, blood type, size, hobbies, and even their measurements. He also gives good date spot hints. He thus will help his friend by giving him this data and moral support.

Yoshio is deep down a good guy who cares for his friend (and this is especially shown in the ''Drama Series''), but he’s very noisy, [[LargeHam over-the-top]], and prone to jump to conclusions, [[OnlySaneMan leading to some headaches for the protagonist]]. However, being well-meaning and enthusiast, he often gets away with this among the girls, who think he’s funny, and is EasilyForgiven by the protagonist.


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Tropes associated with Yoshio Saotome:

* BewareTheNiceOnes: When this guy wants to be angry, he doesn't do things by half. In ''Tokimeki no Houkago'', he gives a verbal GetAHoldOfYourselfMan to Naoto, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x70BgGTtIA0#t=6m45s after he and Shiori quarreled and didn't want to reconcile out of pride and shyness]].
* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: With the protagonist. This is visible in ''Irodori no Love Song'' if Yuko is late for the contest, the protagonist will go on with Yoshio.
* {{Brainwashed}}: [[spoiler:In the original game, Yoshio actually discovers Rei's secret and is about to tell you when Rei promptly appears and carts him off. The player later meets him and asks him about it but he has been brainwashed via drugs to [[LaserGuidedAmnesia forget all about it]]]].
* BromanticFoil: He’s one of the oldest visual novel examples.
* CatchPhrase: "Check da, check!!"
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With the protagonist, especially in his ending in the ''Tokimeki no Houkago'' game.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: When he finds out Rei's secret in the original game.]]

[[WMG:'''Yukinojou Sotoi''']]

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[[WMG:'''Naomi Munakata''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/YuiHorie
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One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' exclusive characters, she’s the first non-main high school character in the series. Indeed, she’s a student of Kirameki’s rival high school, Suega High (which Soccer Team’s is depicted in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' as one of the strongest in the National Inter High Circuit). She comes to Kirameki High from to time to time as the two schools are preparing to cooperate in a concert, and she’s in charge of the wind instruments section of the orchestra.

She’s an active and gutsy girl who loves challenges, but is so confident of her abilities at the horn she tends to act cockily, driving people away from her, and thus she feels lonely.

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Tropes associated with Naomi Munakata:
* AnimalsHateHer: And she hates them equally. Koalas especially are her worst enemies.\
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[[WMG:'''Yukinojou Sotoi''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/YujiUeda
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Rei Ijuin’s personal butler. Also serves as a bouncer to the family’s BigFancyHouse, and, in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'', to the family’s newly built sports center’s pool as well. Owns a private beach at the family’s summer residence. Has a thing for muscular men and invariably goes into [[LargeHam lyrical flights of fancy]] when seeing one.

Tropes associated with Yukinojou Sotoi:
* ActingForTwo: Yukinojou is played by Creator/YujiUeda who also voices Yoshio, the main character's best friend, from the first game. This lampshaded in the live action drama recording at the Fantastic Christmas event in which Naoto asks if he can enter Rei's Christmas party to which Yukinojou replies that he can. Naoto then comments that he sounds remarkably like Yoshio.
* HardGay


[[WMG:'''Banchou''']]
!!!Voiced by: Actor unknown (assumed to be one of the game's production staff members)

The leader of the local gang of {{Delinquents}}. The player will run against him in 3rd year of the original game, after defeating his {{Mooks}}.

Tropes associated with Banchou:
* {{Delinquents}}
* GracefulLoser: He’ll turn the “Banchou” title to you if you defeat him.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold
* TurnsRed

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[[WMG:'''Patricia [=McGrath=]''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/MasayoKurata
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One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' (a OneGameForThePriceOfTwo adaptation of the original game on Game Boy Color) exclusive characters and the first fully-fledged foreigner character in the series. She comes to Kirameki High as an international student, and is at first, due to the language barrier, without friends. Thanks to her contact with the protagonist if she meets him, her Japanese improves with time.

She has a cheerful personality, but gets lonely easily, and misses her home country. Being a very kind person by nature, it's hard to anger her, but when she does get angry, she's terrifying. She loves cycling and watching BMX related stuff.

Along with Yukari, she’s one of the rare characters in the ''Tokimemo'' series whose [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mcgrath_family.jpg whole family is established in canon]]: her father is a former martial artist turned foreign diplomat, her mother is an ex-model, and her big brother is a racing driver.

Tropes associated with Patricia [=McGrath=]:
* AnimeAccentAbsence: Averted, as the language barrier is a plot point in Patricia's storyline. As such, her seiyuu plays her with a clipped voice and speaking pattern.
* {{Bishonen}}: Her big brother Jim is one. He could also qualify for a DudeLooksLikeALady.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Do ''not'' piss off this otherwise very sweet girl by [[{{Jerkass}} standing her up regulary in dates]]. You wouldn't like her when [[UnstoppableRage she's angry]].
* ButNotTooForeign: Averted, she’s a fully-fledged foreigner.
* BuxomIsBetter: Reaching 91 cm in 3rd year, she has the 3rd biggest cup size in the entire series, tied with ''Tokimeki Memorial 3'''s Mari Oda. For some players, this is part of her appeal.
* EagleLand: Her nationality is never explicitly stated, but she’s clearly American-based.
* GorgeousGaijin: {{Moe}}, BuxomIsBetter, [[{{Eagleland}} Eaglelander]]. Do the math.
* InSeriesNickname: Her nickname is “Pat”.
* HugeSchoolGirl: 2nd tallest girl in the Classic Kirameki Saga with 168 cm. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] by her [[{{Eagleland}} Eaglelander]] status.
* KansaiRegionalAccent: Both her father and her brother speak Japanese with this accent. She herself suddenly speaks fluently and in this accent when she's in UnstoppableRage mode.
* NewTransferStudent
* PhenotypeStereotype
* ShoutOut: Her father is huge and muscular, wears a green cloth, is a former fighter whose now in a high administrative position. Hmmm...[[VideoGame/FinalFight Mike Haggar]], much?
* TheFaceless: Unlike her mother and brother, her father's face is not seen in the CG displaying her family, being so tall that his face is out of the frame.



[[WMG:'''Kyoko Izumi''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/SakiNakajima
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One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' exclusive characters, she’s a perseverant GenkiGirl with a strong sense of justice, who wishes to fight in its name, and thus attempts to foil Yuina’s plans of [[TakeOverTheWorld Taking Over The World]]. However, much like Miyuki of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2'', she seems to be born under an unlucky star, and is known to always pull out “Daikyou” (Worst Luck) mikuji.

Despite having the same family name, down to the same kanji combination, she’s not related to Hotaru Izumi of ''Tokimeki Memorial 3''.

Tropes associated with Kyoko Izumi:
* ArchEnemy: of Yuina, of course.
* TheChewToy
* ForGreatJustice
* JusticeWillPrevail
* PluckyGirl

* AnimalsHateHer: And she hates them equally. Koalas especially are her worst enemies.

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[[WMG:'''Minori Akiho''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/SakuraTange
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One of the Soccer Club managers along with Saki Nijino. Appearing for the first time in ''Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series 1: Nijiiro no Seishun'', she’s the first main character of the Classic Kirameki saga girl characters who wasn't in the original game to enter the series' canon.

A 1st year-student GenkiGirl, [[SchoolgirlLesbians she’s totally head-over-heels for her senpai Saki]]. As such, she sees the main protagonist, a forward striker in the Soccer Club) as her rival for Saki’s heart, and will even give her the cold shoulder.

Tropes associated with Minori Akiho:
* CharacterDevelopment: She goes from a loud, possessive and somewhat aggressive brat in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'', to a friendly, posed and mature girl (but still a {{Motormouth}}) ready to listen and help the others, which both Saki and the protagonist feel the Soccer Club will be in good hands with her at its lead after they'll graduate, by the end of ''Tabidachi no Uta''.
* ClingyJealousGirl: She's super jealous of the protagonist and lets him know it. [[spoiler: She calms down a bit after he succeeds a hard soccer exercise which shows her his perseverance and love of soccer, but she still considers him a love rival.]]
* CuteSportsClubManager: Becomes one when Saki graduates. Until then, she's [[TheLancer her trusted assistant]].
* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler: If you manage to succeed a hard soccer exercise, she’ll concede her defeat for Saki’s heart to you in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'''s Best Ending]].
* HotForStudent: [[spoiler:She had a crush on one of her teachers in junior high, but is wasn't reciprocated.]]
* IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer: [[spoiler: She pulls this line to the protagonist as part of her GracefulLoser tirade in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'''s Best Ending]].
* InsultOfEndearment: In ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' canon, when talking about the Main Protagonist, she calls him "''Juu-roku ban no Senpai''" (= N°16-senpai), referring to his shirt's number in the Soccer Club. Serves as a way of getting past the HelloInsertNameHere problem, as well as an indicator of her relationship towards the protagonist: the nickname has a derogative connotation at first, then after she came to like him, it becomes an affectionate nickname.
* ItWasAGift: : The cross-shaped decs in her hair are a gift from Saki, and thus Minori treasures them.
* MotorMouth
* SchoolgirlLesbians: Unrequited. Saki thinks of Minori only as a nice [[SempaiKohai kohai]].
* SecondLove: [[spoiler:It doesn’t seem like it at first glance, but Saki really is her second love. She reveals during her discussions with the protagonist that her first love was one of her teachers in junior high, but he only thought of her as a cute student and married one of her other teachers.]]



[[WMG:'''Suzune Misaki''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/HoukoKuwashima
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[[ShrinkingViolet A shy girl]] who’s the keyboard member of the School’s Band Group “Irodori”, introduced for the first time in ''Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series 2: Irodori no Love Song''. A 1st year-student like Yumi and Minori, she’s in love with the main protagonist, the band’s guitarist), but [[CannotSpitItOut has a hard time spitting it out.]]

Tropes associated with Suzune Misaki:
* ArmorPiercingSlap: [[spoiler: she delivers one of these to the protagonist when she's tired of him being [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to how much she loves him.]]]]
* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler: Becomes this in the end.]]
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: [[spoiler: Chooses to go this way in the end, as she realizes how much the protagonist is in love with Ayako, and thus let her love for the protagonist go.]]


[[WMG:'''Takumi Oosawa''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/RyotaroOkiayu
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The electric guitar base member of the band club “Irodori”. Has {{Bishounen}} looks and is quite popular with the ladies.

Tropes associated with Takumi Oosawa:
* AllLoveIsUnrequited: For all the girls who fawn over him, he has eyes only for a single one: Suzune. Who herself has an unrequited love for the protagonist, who himself loves Ayako...
* ChickMagnet
* WhatTheHellHero: [[spoiler: He gives such a speech to the protagonist when seeing how much the LoveTriangle situation strains Suzune, and the protagonist’s unwillingness to put an end to the mess.]]



[[WMG:'''Kouji Tamura''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/RyoHorikawa
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The drummer member of the band club “Irodori”. Is more or less the leader of the band, and someone you can always rely on.

Tropes associated with Kouji Tamura:
* CoolShades: Occasionally wears some.
* EyesAlwaysShut



[[WMG:'''Coach''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/MasayaOnosaka
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Kirameki’s Soccer Club coach. A SternTeacher who was a former pro-soccer player, but had to put an end to his career due to an injury, and switched to coach for High School Soccer Clubs. It’s his decision to not make the protagonist a regular at the forward striker post and give it to 1st year Sawatari which sets in motion the events of ''Nijiiro no Seishun''. Values hard work over everything else.

Tropes associated with the Coach:
* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: He gives such a speech to the protagonist [[spoiler: [[HeroicBSOD when said protagonist lost all his will at training during the club session just after the misunderstanding between him and Saki, and was idling]]. Howver, it doesn't work, and the coach, who doesn't want to waste time on him, tells the protagonist to quit the club if he really thinks he's no good at soccer.]].
* SternTeacher



[[WMG:'''Tooru Sawatari''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/ShinichiroMiki
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A 1st-year student at Kirameki High, member of the Soccer Club. [[TheAce Is a talented forward and considered a genius]], his talent allows him to get a place among the regulars, to the detriment of the protagonist who’s rather pissed off (part because the protagonist worked hard to get his place and [[DudeWheresMyRespect hasn’t seen his efforts recompensed]], part because Sawatari got through the SenpaiKohai logic). Has a thing for Minori Akiho, but she considers him merely as a classmate.

Tropes associated with Tooru Sawatari:
* AllLoveIsUnrequited: He has an unrequited love for Minori, who has an unrequited love for Saki.

[[WMG:'''Tomomi''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/RyokaYuzuki
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A manager of the Soccer Club, along with Saki and Minori. One of the latest entries in the Classic Kirameki saga cast, she appears only in ''Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series 3: Tabidachi no Uta''.

A [[SenpaiKohai Kohai]] of Minori by a year (meaning she's a Kohai by two years of Saki and the protagonist), she entered the club solely because she's in love with Kirameki soccer club ace Sawatari, and thus doesn't enjoy at first the chores and responsibilities behind the job of club manager. However, thanks to Minori's patient guiding, she later develops a genuine interest in soccer and in her job as a manager.

Tropes associated with Tomomi:
* OnlyOneName: She's the major exception regarding all characters getting full names, ''in the whole series'' (barring minor characters such as the Coach, and Tsukushi of ''Girl's Side'' who shares the Protagonist's surname).
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Only appeared in ''Tabidachi no Uta'' (the very last Kirameki Saga game released, before the franchise went on the Hibikino Saga), and was never mentioned elsewhere in the whole franchise.



[[WMG:'''Mie Kuribayashi''']]
!!!Voiced by: Mie Kuribayashi
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The fictional representation in the ''Tokimemo'' verse of a real-life idol of the time, under the Konami-launched marketing program “Tokimeki Teens”. She’s a secret sub-character in all the ''Drama Series'' games, who’s an idol and seiyuu-in-training.

Tropes associated with Mie Kuribayashi:
* AsHimself
* ContestWinnerCameo
* IdolSinger



[[WMG:'''Patricia [=McGrath=]''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/MasayoKurata
https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/patricia_mcgrath.png

One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' (a OneGameForThePriceOfTwo adaptation of the original game on Game Boy Color) exclusive characters and the first fully-fledged foreigner character in the series. She comes to Kirameki High as an international student, and is at first, due to the language barrier, without friends. Thanks to her contact with the protagonist if she meets him, her Japanese improves with time.

She has a cheerful personality, but gets lonely easily, and misses her home country. Being a very kind person by nature, it's hard to anger her, but when she does get angry, she's terrifying. She loves cycling and watching BMX related stuff.

Along with Yukari, she’s one of the rare characters in the ''Tokimemo'' series whose [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mcgrath_family.jpg whole family is established in canon]]: her father is a former martial artist turned foreign diplomat, her mother is an ex-model, and her big brother is a racing driver.

Tropes associated with Patricia [=McGrath=]:
* AnimeAccentAbsence: Averted, as the language barrier is a plot point in Patricia's storyline. As such, her seiyuu plays her with a clipped voice and speaking pattern.
* {{Bishonen}}: Her big brother Jim is one. He could also qualify for a DudeLooksLikeALady.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Do ''not'' piss off this otherwise very sweet girl by [[{{Jerkass}} standing her up regulary in dates]]. You wouldn't like her when [[UnstoppableRage she's angry]].
* ButNotTooForeign: Averted, she’s a fully-fledged foreigner.
* BuxomIsBetter: Reaching 91 cm in 3rd year, she has the 3rd biggest cup size in the entire series, tied with ''Tokimeki Memorial 3'''s Mari Oda. For some players, this is part of her appeal.
* EagleLand: Her nationality is never explicitly stated, but she’s clearly American-based.
* GorgeousGaijin: {{Moe}}, BuxomIsBetter, [[{{Eagleland}} Eaglelander]]. Do the math.
* InSeriesNickname: Her nickname is “Pat”.
* HugeSchoolGirl: 2nd tallest girl in the Classic Kirameki Saga with 168 cm. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] by her [[{{Eagleland}} Eaglelander]] status.
* KansaiRegionalAccent: Both her father and her brother speak Japanese with this accent. She herself suddenly speaks fluently and in this accent when she's in UnstoppableRage mode.
* NewTransferStudent
* PhenotypeStereotype
* ShoutOut: Her father is huge and muscular, wears a green cloth, is a former fighter whose now in a high administrative position. Hmmm...[[VideoGame/FinalFight Mike Haggar]], much?
* TheFaceless: Unlike her mother and brother, her father's face is not seen in the CG displaying her family, being so tall that his face is out of the frame.



[[WMG:'''Kyoko Izumi''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/SakiNakajima
https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kyoko_izumi.png

One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' exclusive characters, she’s a perseverant GenkiGirl with a strong sense of justice, who wishes to fight in its name, and thus attempts to foil Yuina’s plans of [[TakeOverTheWorld Taking Over The World]]. However, much like Miyuki of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2'', she seems to be born under an unlucky star, and is known to always pull out “Daikyou” (Worst Luck) mikuji.

Despite having the same family name, down to the same kanji combination, she’s not related to Hotaru Izumi of ''Tokimeki Memorial 3''.

Tropes associated with Kyoko Izumi:
* ArchEnemy: of Yuina, of course.
* TheChewToy
* ForGreatJustice
* JusticeWillPrevail
* PluckyGirl





[[WMG:'''Naomi Munakata''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/YuiHorie
https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/naomi_munakata.png

One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' exclusive characters, she’s the first non-main high school character in the series. Indeed, she’s a student of Kirameki’s rival high school, Suega High (which Soccer Team’s is depicted in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' as one of the strongest in the National Inter High Circuit). She comes to Kirameki High from to time to time as the two schools are preparing to cooperate in a concert, and she’s in charge of the wind instruments section of the orchestra.

She’s an active and gutsy girl who loves challenges, but is so confident of her abilities at the horn she tends to act cockily, driving people away from her, and thus she feels lonely.

Tropes associated with Naomi Munakata:
* AnimalsHateHer: And she hates them equally. Koalas especially are her worst enemies.
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[[WMG:'''Rei Ijuin''']]
!!!Voiced by: Narumi Tsunoda
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A classmate of the main protagonist. Just like Yoshio, he appears on the first day of school. He's the grandson of Kirameki High’s school headmaster, and heir of the ultra-rich Ijuin Family, which runs lots of wealthy local and international businesses. Flamboyant, arrogant, and caustic, Rei never misses an opportunity to mock the protagonist and Yoshio. In contrast, he’s ''extremely'' popular with the girls and [[AttentionWhore he’s fully aware of it]].


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Tropes associated with Rei Ijuin:
* AloofBigBrother: Rei is seen like this by the people in Kirameki High.
* AttentionWhore:
* {{Bifauxnen}}
* BigFancyHouse: Two of them are shown in the series: the regular one in the original game, and the summer residence in ''Tokimeki Memorial: Private Collection''
* CustomUniform
* EasierThanEasy: [[spoiler:Rei is actually the easiest character to get the ending of in the original game. Just spam her with phone calls each weekend and you’re good to go; you don’t even have to work on your stats.]]
* EvilLaugh: [[spoiler: is also a sort of NoblewomansLaugh, since she’s a girl, and the heiress of a financial empire to boot.]]
* HugeSchoolgirl: [[spoiler:Forget Nozomi (163 cm) or even Mira (167 cm) and Patricia (168 cm), Rei is by far the tallest girl in the cast, with her 172 cm!]]
* LateArrivalSpoiler: [[spoiler: She’s actually a girl]], but later merchandise in the franchise doesn't make it much of a secret.
* TheMenInBlack: The Ijuin Family Army.
* RapunzelHair: Normally kept in a ponytail [[spoiler: to maintain the boyish look, until her day of confession when she [[LettingHerHairDown lets it down]]]].
* RescueRomance: [[spoiler:''Very'' bizarrely used.]]
* SecretCharacter
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: Subversion in that Rei likes to show off the Ijuin family’s wealthiness, but never uses it for evil ends. In fact, he's the one who hosts the New Year's party.
* SuckMyRose
* SweetPollyOliver: [[spoiler: [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rei_ijuin2.jpg She’s actually]] a girl, the reason why she dresses as a boy is a family custom she has to following until her coming of age.]]
* TomatoSurprise: [[spoiler:Although a special event during the game lets you guess it, it’s during her ending that you discover Rei’s true gender.]]
* WellExcuseMePrincess

[[WMG:'''Yuko Asahina''']]
!!!Voiced by: Yoko Teppouzuka
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A fun-loving girl from a rich family who’s on the lookout for the latest trend, and hates studies with a passion. She’s not above cheating at exams, is regularly LateForSchool, and shrugs off any reprimands made by school principals. Likes games and lively places a lot, is a fan of karaoke, and a champ at dancing.

She knows and is a (resigned) friend of Yoshio since Middle School, and is best friends with Yukari Koshiki, and Maho Shirayuki of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2''.


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Tropes associated with Yuko Asahina:
* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: With her best friend Yukari. This is especially visible in ''Irodori no Love Song'' and ''Tabidachi no Uta''.
* BookDumb: She hates studying, after all.
* GamerChick: Not as much as Yumi, but she’s a champion at ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution'', [[spoiler: and Maho’s greatest rival in the National DDR Tournament of ''Tokimeki Memorial Substories: Dancing Summer Vacation'']]
* GenkiGirl
* InSeriesNickname: [[spoiler: Her friend Maho calls her “Hina”.]]
* LateForSchool
* ParentalAbandonment: Her family is rich, but her parents are always working and don’t pay lots of attention to her.
* StraightMan: She’s this in her BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine with Yukari.
* TheFashionista
* VerbalTic: She has an habit to punctuate her words and sentences with “chou”, which means “super” in Japanese.

[[WMG:'''Mira Kagami''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/ReiIgarashi
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Kirameki High’s resident RichBitch AlphaBitch, she’s known as “the Madone of Kirameki High”. Has a [[{{Fanboy}} fanclub dedicated to her]], who follows her everywhere she goes in the school. She judges by looks and will ignore boys who don’t meet her expectations: thus, the protagonist must have a very high Appearance stat to be able to court her. She’s very conscious of her beauty, and even plans to become a model once she graduates.

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Tropes associated with Mira Kagami:
* AttentionWhore
* BitingTheHandkerchief: She does this when defeated in ''Tokimeki Memorial Taisen Puzzle Dama''.
* BrokenBird
* BuxomIsBetter: She’s the bustiest character in the entire series, starting the game with 90 cm and ending it, three years later, with 93 cm. This, and her looks, help her gain her massive fanclub as well as her reputation in the school for being the most attractive girl along with Shiori, [[spoiler: further her RevengeOfTheNerd plan, and become a model after graduation]].
* TheCameo: [[spoiler: In ''Tokimeki Memorial Substories: Memories Ringing On]]'' she’s seen in a bikini photo session with Maho Shirakuyi of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2'']].
* CrashIntoHello: On your first encounter with her.
* DefrostingIceQueen
* FemmeFatale
* HiddenDepths: She seems like a haughty RichBitch upon first glance, but [[spoiler:this personality is actually a facade. In junior high, she was a sweet girl who had her heart broken countless times by guys, so she swore revenge in high school by working hard on her appearance so she could get boys to fawn over her, play with their feelings for some time, and then cruelly dump them. However, while this EvilPlan was exciting at the beginning, she grew sick of it, and deep in her heart she wishes to find the one boy who would see the real her hidden deep under this hard exterior, love her for who she really is, and allow her to muster the courage to turn back to her old self]].
* InstantFanClub: The three guys who constantly take orders from her and follow her around at school.
* LovableAlphaBitch
* MeaningfulName: Mira is GratuitousEnglish for “Mirror”, and Kagami means “mirror” in Japanese.
* NoblewomansLaugh: A classic example.
* ParentalSubstitute: [[spoiler:She has six brothers to take care of. This explains why she hasn’t joined any clubs, cancels dates with the protagonist at times, where her skills at sewing come from, and why she’s so adamant at refusing anyone to walk home with her after school. This shows her gentler side, as she’s very caring of her brothers, and they love her back.]]
* RevengeOfTheNerd: [[spoiler: She wasn't a nerd in her junior high days, but she apparently wasn’t attractive enough for the boys who dumped her.]]
* RichBitch: [[spoiler: She poses as this in school, but she actually lives in a very poor household, where [[DisappearedDad her father is implied to be dead]] and she [[ParentalSubstitute has 6 brothers she has to take care of]].
* YouMustBeCold: [[spoiler: On Christmas Party, she comes without a party coat because she doesn't have enough money for one, after the party, if she’s in Tokimeki State with the protagonist, they’ll go back to home together and she’ll sneeze, prompting the protagonist to give her his coat. She pushes the trope to ComfortingComforter zone by taking his arm put herself close to him, so she can give him some warmness in return. And on top of that, she’ll give her his coat back a few days later... with all its little tears patched up]].
* WellExcuseMePrincess

[[WMG:'''Yuina Himoo''']]
!!!Voiced by: Tomoko Naka
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Kirameki High’s resident MadScientist. A girl [[AmbitionIsEvil whose ambition]] is to TakeOverTheWorld, and is conducing various electronics and computer experiments, including and especially the construction of an HumongousMecha, to achieve this end.

Tropes associated with Yuina Himoo:
* AmbitionIsEvil
* TheCameo: [[spoiler: In ''Tokimeki Memorial Substories: Dancing Summer Vacation'', she barges in the [[VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution DDR Tournament]] with her new HumongousMecha, the “Neo-World Conquerer Robo”, and her disciple Mei Ijuin of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2'' in tow.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: Being a high IQ scientist, she has her moments.
* ImprobablyHighIQ: She has an I.Q. of 300.
* HumongousMecha: She names it “Robo”, [[spoiler: and you’ll have to fight and defeat it in order to get her ending]].
* MadScientist
* MaliciousMisnaming: Like Minori Akiho below, in the ''Nijiiro no Seishun: Forever'' Drama [=CDs=], she refers to the Main protagonist as "''Juu-roku ban-kun''", aka "N°16-kun".
* PeekaBangs
* SugarAndIcePersonality: She eventually turns into this when she becomes fond enough of the protagonist.
* TakeOverTheWorld
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: She hates koalas. [[AnimalsHateHim And they hate her too]].


[[WMG:'''Yukinojou Sotoi''']]
!!!Voiced by: Creator/YujiUeda
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Rei Ijuin’s personal butler. Also serves as a bouncer to the family’s BigFancyHouse, and, in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'', to the family’s newly built sports center’s pool as well. Owns a private beach at the family’s summer residence. Has a thing for muscular men and invariably goes into [[LargeHam lyrical flights of fancy]] when seeing one.


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* HairDecorations: Just like Shiori, she loves wearing ribbons, and she alternates colors.

* EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs: Shiori sure loves her hairbands. Not only is it one of the best gifts for her, it also goes as far as a plot point in ''Tabidachi no Uta''. [[spoiler: When they were little, Shiori gave the protagonist one of her hairbands, as part of a promise between them where he would complete his school's marathon and give it to her at the finishing line. However, he hurts his knee during the race, making him unable to finish it and to keep the promise, further enlarging the gap already started by previous painful event between them. Years later, in high school, the protagonist tries to conquer Shiori's heart and participate in a marathon, but history repeats and he suffers a severe muscle tear the day before the marathon. He is forbidden by doctors to participate despite his vehement protests, [[{{Determinator}} but decides to do symbolically the marathon course the day after anyway]], [[NumberOneDime holding the hairband Shiori gave her in their young days as a charm]]. Despite suffering hell, he finishes the course, and Shiori, who has guessed what happened, is waiting for him at the finishing line. He then gives her the hairband, completing the promise they made back then. Cue the love confession between them afterwards.]]

* SupremeChef: Her bento are so delicious, they are nicknamed “[=NijiBen=]” (PortManteau of “Nijino” and “Bento) and are considered, according to [[BromanticFoil Yoshio]], one of the girls’ 3 most valuable items in Kirameki High, along with [[EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs Shiori’s hairband]] and Mira’s earrings. [[HeroicSelfDeprecation She considers her cooking skills as her only talent]], and thus [[spoiler: she plans to go to a school specialzed in teaching cooking, instead of going to an university, in order to hone them.]] Despite this, she’s one of the girls who can botch the dinner at the club’s summer camp.

* EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs: The mini-ribbons she wears with her pigtails are, along with her glasses, pretty iconic of Mio.

* EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs: The cross-shaped decs in her hair are a gift from Saki, and thus Minori treasures them.

* EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs: Her sideways red hair ribbon.

* DeadpanSnarker: Especially in regards of his best bud Yoshio's antics. He also makes [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments hilarious comments]] when correcting spelling mistakes in the articles written for the Graduation Album in ''Tabidachi no Uta''.

* EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs: Shiori sure loves her hairbands. Not only is it one of the best gifts for her, it also goes as far as a plot point in ''Tabidachi no Uta''. [[spoiler: When they were little, Shiori gave the protagonist one of her hairbands, as part of a promise between them where he would complete his school's marathon and give it to her at the finishing line. However, he hurts his knee during the race, making him unable to finish it and to keep the promise, further enlarging the gap already started by previous painful event between them. Years later, in high school, the protagonist tries to conquer Shiori's heart and participate in a marathon, but history repeats and he suffers a severe muscle tear the day before the marathon. He is forbidden by doctors to participate despite his vehement protests, [[{{Determinator}} but decides to do symbolically the marathon course the day after anyway]], [[NumberOneDime holding the hairband Shiori gave her in their young days as a charm]]. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Despite suffering hell, he finishes the course, and Shiori, who has guessed what happened, is waiting for him at the finishing line. He then gives her the hairband, completing the promise they made back then. Cue the love confession between them afterwards.]]]]

* KaraokeBox: One of her events occurs there, allowing her to display [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic her awesome singing skills]].

Shiori’s best friend. [[ShrinkingViolet A very shy girl]] who has a [[FriendToAllLivingThings deep love for animals]]. She eventually falls in love with the protagonist during the course of the game if he has good grades, but she’s so timid she asks Shiori to introduce her to him. She has a pet Yorkshire named Muku, who’s rather aggressive towards strangers ([[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments this includes the protagonist, of course]]).

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: She fears lightning [[spoiler: which gets revealed in her special event where she and the protagonist, on a date at the beach, swim to an island where they get [[LockedInARoom stranded by a storm and take shelter in a cave]]. When she screams in fear, the protagonist [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments holds her close]]]].

* YouMustBeCold: [[spoiler: On Christmas Party, she comes without a party coat because she doesn't have enough money for one, after the party, if she’s in Tokimeki State with the protagonist, they’ll go back to home together and she’ll sneeze, prompting the protagonist to give her his coat. She pushes the trope to ComfortingComforter zone by taking his arm put herself close to him, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments so she can give him some warmness in return. And on top of that, she’ll give her his coat back a few days later... with all its little tears patched up]]]].

* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: [[spoiler: But ultimately, she can't wait until Graduation Day, and gives Katsuma an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove under the Legendary Tree in the middle of their High School time. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments He accepts it, and it's implied the legend applies even if the confession wasn't done on Graduation Day]], as the thread of Katsuma's [[MementoMacGuffin crystal pendant]] breaks during Natsue's confession, and he tells her he earlier heard about the "Crystal Power", said to realize without fail one's wishes of happiness when the thread breaks.]]

* {{Kuudere}}: She eventually turns into this when she becomes fond enough of the protagonist.

* ForeignFanservice: {{Moe}}, BuxomIsBetter, [[{{Eagleland}} Eaglelander]]. Do the math.

* DeadpanSnarker: Especially in regards of his best bud Yoshio's antics. He also makes [[CrowningMomentOfFunny hilarious comments]] when correcting spelling mistakes in the articles written for the Graduation Album in ''Tabidachi no Uta''.

* EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs: Shiori sure loves her hairbands. Not only is it one of the best gifts for her, it also goes as far as a plot point in ''Tabidachi no Uta''. [[spoiler: When they were little, Shiori gave the protagonist one of her hairbands, as part of a promise between them where he would complete his school's marathon and give it to her at the finishing line. However, he hurts his knee during the race, making him unable to finish it and to keep the promise, further enlarging the gap already started by previous painful event between them. Years later, in high school, the protagonist tries to conquer Shiori's heart and participate in a marathon, but history repeats and he suffers a severe muscle tear the day before the marathon. He is forbidden by doctors to participate despite his vehement protests, [[{{Determinator}} but decides to do symbolically the marathon course the day after anyway]], [[NumberOneDime holding the hairband Shiori gave her in their young days as a charm]]. [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Despite suffering hell, he finishes the course, and Shiori, who has guessed what happened, is waiting for him at the finishing line. He then gives her the hairband, completing the promise they made back then. Cue the love confession between them afterwards.]]]]

* KaraokeBox: One of her events occurs there, allowing her to display [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome her awesome singing skills]].

Shiori’s best friend. [[ShrinkingViolet A very shy girl]] who has a [[FriendToAllLivingThings deep love for animals]]. She eventually falls in love with the protagonist during the course of the game if he has good grades, but she’s so timid she asks Shiori to introduce her to him. She has a pet Yorkshire named Muku, who’s rather aggressive towards strangers ([[CrowningMomentOfFunny this includes the protagonist, of course]]).

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: She fears lightning [[spoiler: which gets revealed in her special event where she and the protagonist, on a date at the beach, swim to an island where they get [[LockedInARoom stranded by a storm and take shelter in a cave]]. When she screams in fear, the protagonist [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming holds her close]]]].

* YouMustBeCold: [[spoiler: On Christmas Party, she comes without a party coat because she doesn't have enough money for one, after the party, if she’s in Tokimeki State with the protagonist, they’ll go back to home together and she’ll sneeze, prompting the protagonist to give her his coat. She pushes the trope to ComfortingComforter zone by taking his arm put herself close to him, [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming so she can give him some warmness in return. And on top of that, she’ll give her his coat back a few days later... with all its little tears patched up]]]].

* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: [[spoiler: But ultimately, she can't wait until Graduation Day, and gives Katsuma an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove under the Legendary Tree in the middle of their High School time. [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming He accepts it, and it's implied the legend applies even if the confession wasn't done on Graduation Day]], as the thread of Katsuma's [[MementoMacGuffin crystal pendant]] breaks during Natsue's confession, and he tells her he earlier heard about the "Crystal Power", said to realize without fail one's wishes of happiness when the thread breaks.]]

* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: With his best friend Yoshio. This is visible in ''Irodori no Love Song'' as, should Yuko be late for the contest, the player (Naoto) will then go on with Yoshio.
* CornerOfWoe: Does this in ''Tokimeki Memorial 1'' 's Bad Ending.

* {{Determinator}}: Is this in the ''Drama Series'', and lampshaded by Shiori in ''Tabidachi no Uta'': she mentions that he has a "hate losing" and "never give up" mentality ever since he was a little child. However, that doesn't make him immune from a BSOD, below.

* HeroicMime: a variant actually - he does speaks a lot with others characters, but he’s the only one of the characters who’s not voiced, as part of the Player Avatar thing.
* GirlsHaveCooties: Part of [[StartOfDarkness the reason why he and Shiori got estranged]], according to ''Tabidachi no Uta'', is the following: [[spoiler: in their childhood, days after the main protagonist offered a ring to Shiori, she was so pleased with it and with his attention for her, she wanted to offer him a robot toy in return. Unfortunately, as she held out the present box to him, bad kids from the neighbourhood teased the main protagonist for playing with a girl, and embarrassed, he refused her present and hastily left, [[TearJerker leaving her alone all sad with her present in her arms.]]]]

* UnluckyChildhoodFriend: the fate the Main Protagonist is likely to meet, as Shiori is a NintendoHard character to get the ending of. But it can become a VictoriousChildhoodFriend case if you actively target her and play well.

** And as of ''Tokimeki Memorial 4'', aka the Modern Kirameki Saga, which occurs 15 years later, [[spoiler: VictoriousChildhoodFriend is the assumed trope, as Yuu Satsuki, Shiori's relative and {{Expy}}, strongly implicitly tells that him and Shiori got together. It should be known that in ''Tokimemo'' verse, anything that's strongly hinted at, effectively counts as true and canon.]]
** Given how just about everything seems to points towards Shiori, ''Victorious'' seems more likely than ''Unlucky.'' If she is NintendoHard then it simply means that he is just that good.

[[TheAce A talented, beautiful and sociable young girl]] who excels at both studies and sports, so much that’s she dubbed "the Superstar of Kirameki High" (and is as such the closest thing the ''Tokimeki Memorial'' series has for a CanonSue). There’s however a thing she’s clumsy at, and that’s love: she has very high standards and expects her ideal boy to be just as perfect as her, and her heart will always waver when the guy of her dreams (hopefully your Player Avatar) will slowly drill his way to her heart.

She’s the poster girl of the series, with at least a minimal presence even in the games she’s not the star ([[spoiler: to the point of managing to make a few [[TheCameo cameos outside the Classic Kirameki Saga!]]]]), and is the co-heroine (with [[EnsembleDarkhorse Miharu Tatebayashi]]) of the 3rd ''Drama Series'', ''Tabidachi no Uta''. An ''extremely'' popular character among the fans [[MerchandiseDriven who churns out a lot of merchandise]], and who even got her exclusive game, ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori]]''.

* CannotSpitItOut: Especially egregious [[TheAnimeOfTheGame in the OVA]].

* EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs: Shiori sure loves her hairbands. Not only, it's one of the best gifts for her, and but it also goes as far as a plot point in ''Tabidachi no Uta'', [[spoiler: where, when they were little, Shiori gave the protagonist one of her hairband, as part of a promise between them where he would complete his school's marathon and give it to her at the finishing line. However, he hurts his knee during the race, making him unable to finish it and to keep the promise, [[{{Backstory}} further enlarging the gap already started by a previous painful event between them.]] Years later, in High School, the protagonist would try to conquer Shiori's heart and participate to a marathon, but history repeats and he suffers a severe muscle tear the day before the marathon. He is forbidden by doctors to participate despite his vehement protests, [[{{Determinator}} but decides to do symbolically the marathon course the day after anyway]], [[NumberOneDime holding the hairband Shiori gave her in their young days as a charm]]. [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Despite suffering hell, he finishes the course, and Shiori, who has guessed what happened, is waiting for him at the finishing line. He then gives her the hairband, completing the promise they made back then. Cue the love confession between them afterwards.]]]]

* GuestFighter:As Shiori Fujisaki Bomber in ''Super Bomberman R''.
** Also the pilot of the Heaven's Gate boss in ''Otomedius Excellent''.
* LockedInARoom: [[spoiler: Or rather, trapped on a Ferris wheel. During a date to the amusement park in the winter season after Shiori is in "enraptured" state, choose to ride the ferris wheel (Shiori's favorite ride). During the ride the Ferris wheel stalls, leaving the pair trapped up high. Shiori becomes frightened, but the protagonist takes her mind off it by showing her what a great view it is from up there.]]
* NiceGirl: Very much so.

* NintendoHard: Renowned for being the hardest character in the entire series to get the ending of. Especially egregious in the Super Famicom version of the original game because love is not enough. You can get all love events with her and she still won't take you if your stats aren't good enough. In almost all other material and supplements for this game though, love apparently IS enough. This point has became a SeriousBusiness for Creator/{{Konami}}, who went as far as the [[http://www.courts.go.jp/hanrei/pdf/js_20100319120634660117.pdf Supreme Court of Japan]] to obtain an injunction against a company that sold save files to allow the player to ''most certainly'' to get Shiori.
* SnowMeansLove: One of her Events in the original game, occuring [[spoiler: after the Christmas Party at Ijuin's BigFancyHouse]].
* SpotlightStealingSquad: Shiori is a [[IncrediblyLamePun shining]] example of this [[TheAnimeOfTheGame in the OAV]].

A kind, cheerful and very sociable girl, [[SupremeChef skilled at cooking]], [[YamatoNadeshiko who holds family values in high regard]], and loves to take care of her friends, be their energy, and cheer them up. She’s so well-loved for this, she’s known as the “Idol of the Sports Club of Kirameki High” among the boys. She’s always on the lookout for potential good sportsmen, and this is one of the ways the main protagonist can meet her. Believing that doing one’s best in everything is more important than winning, her ideal type are perseverant sportsmen, even though she’s not herself that athletic.

She’s the manager of either the Soccer Club or the Baseball Club, leading to a conflicting canon as to which of the two clubs she is in: the ''Drama Series'' games and the Radio and CD Dramas make her the manager of the Soccer Club, while ''Tokimeki no Houkago'' and ''[[spoiler: [[TheCameo Tokimeki Memorial 2 Substories: Leaping School Festival]]]]'' put her as the manager of the Baseball Club.

Due to her kind character and her very high versatility in tastes, [[EnsembleDarkhorse she’s one of the most popular characters in the entire series among fans]], [[UpToEleven to the point she has often beaten extremely well-loved Shiori in official and game magazines character polls]]. This popularity was recognized by the series’ creators, who made her the heroine of the first ''Drama Series'' game, ''Nijiiro no Seishun''.

* CatchPhrase: She loves to cheer up people by screaming “Gambatte!” (“Do you best!”)

* ExtremeDoormat: To a degree. One way to bring her to "enraptured" state is to play hard to get by not asking her out on dates and turning her down when she asks you out (but don't take it too far so as to make her "bomb" you). Because of this it's possible to accidentally win her while trying to go after another girl.
* IllGirl: Two instances in the Classic Kirameki saga. The first is in the original game, if you choose to go with her on the school trip. [[spoiler: She falls ill on the third day and you must take care of her, so you get to skip out on the battle minigame that normally happens here]]; the second one occurs in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'', [[spoiler: after she waited all the day under the rain for the protagonist, believing that he would definitely come to the shrine, despite him wanting to give up soccer after the misunderstanding between them. He indeed came, and she slumped against him, down with a fever. The protagonist takes her to her home, and stays at her bedside for a while, where, in her delirium, she eventually starts ([[CannotSpitItOut but doesn’t finish]]) confessing her feelings for him.]]
* KissOfLife: In her Summer Event at the Pool in the original game, Saki will nearly drown, needing a Kiss of Life. [[spoiler: Just as the protagonist is about to start it, she comes back to her senses. When he tells her later about it, she panics, asking if he performed it; and when she learns the truth, she's somewhere between relieved and disappointed, uttering "if only I stayed unconscious a little bit longer..." [[CanNotSpitItOut And then she confusely tries to divert the topic]] [[LuminescentBlush all while blushing furiously]], [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming when the protagonist ask her what she just said]]]].

* NiceHat: Her Autumn Date clothes include a nice cap.
* PinkySwear: With the protagonist; it's a driving force of ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' 's plot.

* SupremeChef: Her bento are so delicious, they are nicknamed “[=NijiBen=]” (PortManteau of “Nijino” and “Bento) and are considered, according to [[BromanticFoil Yoshio]], one of the girls’ 3 most valuable items in Kirameki High, along with [[EveryGirlIsCuterWithHairDecs Shiori’s hairband]] and Mira’s earrings. [[HeroicSelfDeprecation She considers her cooking skills as her only talent]], and thus [[spoiler: she plans to go to a school specialzed in teaching cooking, instead of going to an university, in order to hone them.]]
** But despite this status, she’s one of the girls who can botch the dinner at the Club’s Summer Camp. Due to this, she’s one of the most apologetic characters for this incident.
* TeamMom: She’s this for the Club she’s the manager of.
* TearsOfJoy: Does this in the original game's [[MeaningfulName aptly named]] Special Event "Tears Of Joy", which occurs if both you and Saki are members of the Base-Ball Club, and you win the Koshien (the National Inter-high Baseball Championship). She also shed those in [[spoiler: the ending of the ''Nijiiro no Sotsugyoushiki'' scenario of ''Tabidachi no Uta'', i.e. the True Epilogue of ''Nijiiro no Seishun'']].

She loves to draw pictures, and is talented at it . She enjoys looking at paintings a lot, and is a big fan of Grotesque painter Gergi (a ShoutOut to H.R. Giger, who’s the designer of Franchise/{{Alien}}). [[spoiler: also, she will go study art in an Arts school in France once she graduates.]]

And as far as singing goes, not only she’s so good at it, each karaoke session with her is a [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome CMOA]], but she’s also the singer of the band club “Irodori”, in the second ''Drama Series'' game, ''Irodori no Love Song'', a game where she’s the heroine, thanks to being [[EnsembleDarkhorse the fourth most popular character among fans]] in ''Tokimeki Memorial 1''.

* BeautifulDreamer: Her Event in Tokimeki Status at the Planetarium. You get to choose to let her sleep or wake up ; if you don't wake her up, she'll [[TalkingInYourSleep tell in her sleep]] [[{{Squee}} she loves you]].

* GratuitousEnglish / SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Ayako's seiyuu, Masayo Kawaguchi, lives for years with her family in USA, so she knows English fairly well. There are a few instances where Ayako’s English sentences sound strange, but overall she speaks a pretty good English.
* KaraokeBox: One of her Events occur there, allowing her to display [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome her awesome singing skills]].
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Her fear of water is ''extremely'' famous. She skips swimming lessons at school whenever possible, will panic if you force her to go swimming at the beach, and she has [[CrowningMomentOfFunny an hilarious]] BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine with resident swimming lover, Nozomi. However, unlike her {{Expy}} Lesley of '' [[VideoGame/MitsumeteKnight Mitsumete]] '' ''[[SpiritualSuccessor Knight]]'', the reasons behind this fear were never explored.

[[ShrinkingViolet An extremely shy girl]] [[LoveAtFirstSight who fell in love at first sight]] for the main protagonist on School Entrance Day, [[CannotSpitItOut but can’t muster the courage to tell her feelings to him]]. Instead, she tries to make him notice of her by doing such things [[CrashIntoHello as crashing “accidentally” onto him]], appearing in date spot and claiming she mistook him for someone else, or calling him at his home and telling she made a wrong number.

She’s fond of koalas; [[AnimeHair she even puts her hair in koala ear-shape]], and goes as far as wearing a koala costume to sometimes be able to follow the main protagonist when he has dates at the Amusement Park.

Miharu is, in the original game, a secret character the player couldn’t date, and was made by the creators as a consolation character for the players who haven’t managed to get the confession of any other character (even though there’s a chance you can miss her as well). Despite all this, she became ''very'' [[EnsembleDarkhorse popular among fans of the series]], to the point she was made the co-heroine with Shiori in the third ''Drama Series'' game, ''Tabidachi no Uta'', [[spoiler:and even has [[TheCameo a special guest ending]] in ''Tokimeki Memorial 2 Substories: Memories Ringing On'']].

* [[spoiler: EasierThanEasy: She's actually quite easy to win if you want to win her on purpose, almost as much as Rei Ijuin below. Simply concentrate on building your stats to the maximum and don't go on dates with anyone, and you're good to go. She's not affected by "bombs"; she just likes high stats just like Shiori Fujisaki.]]

A classmate of the main protagonist. He accosts him on the first day of school, and they become instant friends. Just like the main protagonist, he’s on a quest for love, and has the tools to reach this end, as he’s the “info man” of the school: he can get the data from all the girls: phone number, blood type, size, hobbies, and even 3-sizes, as well as giving good date spots hints. He thus will help his friend by giving him this data and moral support.

Yoshio is deep down a good guy who cares for his friend (and this is especially shown in the ''Drama Series''), but he’s very noisy, [[LargeHam over-the-top]], and prone to jump to conclusions, [[OnlySaneMan leading to give some headaches to the protagonist]]. However, being well-meaning and enthusiast, [[BunnyEarsLawyer he often gets away with this among the girls, who thinks he’s funny]], and is EasilyForgiven by the protagonist.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: When this guy wants to be angry, he doesn't do things by half. In ''Tokimeki no Houkago'', Yoshio's verbal GetAHoldOfYourselfMan to Naoto, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x70BgGTtIA0#t=6m45s after the latter and Shiori quarreled and didn't dare to reconcile out of pride and shyness]], is one of his most memorable CrowningMomentOfAwesome.
* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: With the player (Naoto). This is visible in ''Irodori no Love Song'' should Yuko be late for the contest then [[HelloInsertNameHere the player]] (Naoto) will go on with Yoshio.
* {{Brainwashed}}: [[spoiler:In the original game Yoshio actually discovers Rei's secret and is about to tell you it when Rei promptly appears and carts him off. The player later meets him and asks him about it but he has been {{brainwashed}} via drugs to [[LaserGuidedAmnesia forget all about it]]]].
* BromanticFoil: If he’s not the TropeMaker, he’s at the very least one of the oldest examples.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: With the protagonist (Naoto). This is certainly the case for Yoshio's ending in the ''Tokimeki no Houkago'' game.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: See the spoilers in the {{Brainwashed}} entry for info on this.

Yoshio’s little sister. She’s one year younger than the rest of the cast, and thus makes her entrance in the original game at the start of the main protagonist’s second year of High School.

In early promotional arts and merchandise, she was planned as one of the poster characters, along with Shiori, Yoshio and Rei; her character didn’t caught on to fans compared to [[EnsembleDarkhorse Saki, Ayako or Miharu]], however.

* ClingyJealousGirl: In the original game, not only she has one of the highest love progression and the highest Bombing rate among the girls, she also have a Event which only activates if a certain Saki Event occured, see LethalChef below!

* GenkiGirl: So much, she gets [[SunnySunflowerDisposition the Sunflower as her symbolic flower]].

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: Being a wrestling fan, Yumi has her own FinishingMove (which she refined by using it against her brother [[spoiler: and the protagonist as well in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'']], the "Yumi Bomber", a lariat/grappling-like move.

A classmate of the main protagonist. Just like Yoshio, appears on the first day of school. Grand-son of Kirameki High’s school headmaster, and heir of the ultra-rich Ijuin Family, which runs lots of wealthy local and international businesses. Flamboyant, arrogant and caustic, Rei never misses an opportunity to mock the protagonist and Yoshio. In contrast, he’s ''extremely'' popular with the girls and [[AttentionWhore he’s fully aware of it]].

[[spoiler: [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rei_ijuin2.jpg She’s actually]] [[{{Bifauxnen}} a girl]]; the reason why she dresses as a boy is a family custom she has to following until her coming of age.]]

* AttentionWhore: Oh so much.
* [[spoiler: {{Bifauxnen}}]]

* [[spoiler: EasierThanEasy: Rei is actually the easiest character to get the ending of in the original game. Just spam her with phone calls each week-end and you’re good to go; you don’t even have to work on your stats.]]

* [[spoiler: HugeSchoolgirl: Forget Nozomi (163 cm) or even Mira (167 cm) and Patricia (168 cm), Rei is by far the tallest girl in the cast, with her 172 cm!]]
* LateArrivalSpoiler: [[spoiler: She’s actually a girl]], and late merchandise in the franchise don't make it much of a secret.
* TheMenInBlack / PrivateMilitaryContractors: The Ijuin Family Army.

* [[spoiler: RescueRomance.]] ''Very'' bizarredly used. See the main page.
* [[spoiler: SecretCharacter]]
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: Subversion in that Rei likes to show off the Ijuin Family’s wealthiness and how the others are cockroaches compared to them, but never uses it for evil ends. In fact, he's the one who hosts the New Years Party.

* [[spoiler: TomatoSurprise: Although a special event during the game lets you guess it, it’s during her ending that you discover Rei’s true gender.]]
* [[spoiler: WellExcuseMePrincess]]

[[ShrinkingViolet A shy]] and gentle {{Meganekko}} bookworm girl [[IllGirl with a weak body]], suffering from anemia, and thus often passing out. Because of this, she also can’t do sports (not like she likes sports to start with), or have violent emotions (and thus prefer going out to calm and peaceful places on dates).

She loves reading books so much, she’s able to read ''four of them per day'', her favourite author being Goethe. Like Shiori, she also loves classical music and love romance movies. Her ideal type of boy would be kind, intelligent and studious ones.

In ''Drama Series'' games and Radio Drama canon, she’s portrayed as Saki’s best friend, and in Radio Drama canon [[spoiler: becomes Yoshio’s girlfriend.]]

* TheGlassesGottaGo: In a date at the cinema, after she removed her glasses so she could wipe her teary eyes due to a romantic scene, you get the option to tell her she looks pretty without her glasses, which will prompt her to change to contacts at the end. [[MultipleEndings This is optional though]], as you can also tell her she's fine with them, and she'll wear them in the end.

* FriendToAllLivingThings: Goes from dogs and cats to monkeys and koalas, and even ''crows''. She’s such an animal nut, she mentions in her ending in ''Tokimeki Memorial Taisen Puzzle Dama'' that she goes on a trip to Australia just to be surrounded with the animals she loves.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Muku is this to Megumi. The protagonist and the fandom would rather think of it as a mix of SmallAnnoyingCreature and KillerRabbit.

A fun-loving girl from a rich family who’s on the lookout for the latest trend, and hates studies with a passion. She’s not above cheating at exams, is regularly LateForSchool, and shrugs off any reprimands made by school principles. Likes games and lively places a lot, is a fan of karaoke, and a champ at dancing.

She knows and is a (resigned) friend of Yoshio since Middle School, and is best friends with Yukari Koshiki [[spoiler: , and Maho Shirayuki of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2'']].

* BookDumb: She hates studying after all.

* InSeriesNickname: [[spoiler: Her friend Maho calls her “Hina” (ヒナ).]]

* StraightMan: She’s this in the aformented BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine with Yukari.

Daughter of a rich businessman owner of the wealthy “Koshiki Real Estate” company. She was brought up as a lady, and thus speaks with very polite Japanese and has attitudes of such. She’s notable for having a veeeeeeery slow speech pattern, and for being a massive {{Cloudcuckoolander}}. Member of the Tennis Club, her ideal boy would be a sportsman. Her hobby is knitting, and she’s particulary good at it.

She’s best friends with [[OddFriendship her polar opposite]] Yuko; and since both of them are from filthy rich families, she’s also childhood friends with Rei. [[spoiler: Thanks to this, she’s the sole character (aside from, briefly, Yoshio) in Kirameki High School to know that Rei is actually a girl]].

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: One of the oldest examples.

* OverprotectiveDad: To the point that, in battle mode, her special attack, which invokes her father, who proceeds to slice the enemies with [[KatanasAreJustBetter his katana]], is arguably the most damaging in the game; also, [[spoiler: Yukari's ending mention that the main character is a bit afraid and ill at ease with her father due to his overprotectiveness of her daughter]].
* ParentalAbandonment: Utterly averted. She’s one of the rare characters in the Classic Kirameki saga to have both her parents well-established in canon, she has a close relationship with both of them (and [[DaddysGirl she’s her]] [[OverprotectiveDad father’s treasure]]), and she’s basically the fruit and living proof of the legend of the Legendary Tree, see HappilyMarried above.

* YamatoNadeshiko: It was her upbringing; attitude, clothing, and cultural heritage. See the above entry.

Kirameki High’s ace swimmer. Highly athletic, [[TrainingFromHell she runs for 50 kilometers each morning as part of her training]], and is of pro-level (to the point that the career she seeks to pursue is to enter the National Olympic Swimming Team); she however has poor abilities at studies.

[[{{Bokukko}} Has a masculine speech pattern]] and [[HugeSchoolgirl some masculine attitudes]], but has deep down the heart of a girl. Her big other passion besides swimming are flowers, her favourite ones being cyclamen.

* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: [[spoiler: During the winter season of the final year, if you are sure of winning her, skimping out on dates with her until confesssion day arrives will result in her growing her hair longer (maybe because she misses you).]]

* OddFriendship: She’s good friends with Ayako, who’s renowned for [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes her fear of water]]; this is often played with in the Classic Kirameki canon, and Nozomi often gives a reluctant Ayako swimming lessons, so she can overcome this fear.

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: She fears lightning [[spoiler: which gets revealed in her special event where she and the protagonist, on a date at the beach, swim to an island where they get [[LockedInARoom stranded by a storm and take shelter in a cave]], and, as she screams in fear, the protagonist [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming holds her close]]]].

Kirameki High’s resident RichBitch AlphaBitch, she’s known as “the Madone of Kirameki High”. Has a [[{{Fanboy}} fanclub dedicated to her]], who follows her everywhere she goes in the school. She judges by looks and will ignore boys who don’t meet her expectations: thus, the protagonist must have a very high Appearance stat to be able to court her. She’s very conscious of her beauty, and even plans to become a model once she graduates. [[spoiler: She succeeds in this route, as in ''[[TheCameo Tokimeki Memorial Substories: Memories Ringing On]]'' she’s seen in a bikini photo session with Maho Shirakuyi of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2'']].

By this description, looks like we have a winner for a haughty AllGuysWantCheerleaders BrainlessBeauty… [[spoiler: Except that she actually has HiddenDepths. This personality is actually [[JerkassFacade a facade she carefully constructed]]: in Junior High, [[BreakTheCutie she was a sweet girl]] [[BrokenBird who had her heart broken countless times by guys]], [[WomanScorned and she swore revenge in High School]] [[BatmanGambit by working hard on her appearance]], [[RevengeOfTheNerd so she could get boys to fawn over her, play with their feelings for some time, and then cruelly dump them down]]. However, while this EvilPlan was exciting at the beginning, [[SourGrapesTropes she grew sick of it]], and deep in her heart, [[DefrostingIceQueen wishes to find the one boy who would see the real her hidden deep under this hard carapace,]] [[JustTheWayYouAre love her for what she really is,]] [[ThePowerOfLove and thus allow her to muster the courage to turn back to the old herself]]]].

On top of that, [[spoiler: while she poses as a RichBitch in school, she actually lives in a very poor household, where [[DisappearedDad her father is implied to be dead]] and [[ParentalSubstitute has 6 brothers she has to take care of]]. This explains why she hasn’t joined any clubs (must take care of the kids), cancels dates with the protagonist at times (when one of her brothers is ill), where comes her skills at sewing (helps her mom with housework), and why she’s so adamant at refusing anyone to go with her to home after school (so they won't know the truth about her)]].

* [[spoiler: BrokenBird]]
* BuxomIsBetter: She’s the bustiest character in the entire series, starting the game with 90 cm (at 15!) and ending it, three years later, with 93 cm. This, and her looks, help her gain her massive fanclub as well as her reputation in the school for being the most attractive girl along with Shiori, [[spoiler: further her RevengeOfTheNerd plan, and become a model after graduation]].

* [[spoiler: DefrostingIceQueen]]

* MeaningfulName / PunnyName: Mira is GratuitousEnglish for “Mirror”, and Kagami means “mirror” in Japanese.

* ParentalSubstitute: [[spoiler: This allows to show her gentler side, as she’s very caring of her brothers, and they love her back; [[http://www.futaba.ne.jp/~kuramoto/4koma61-80/4koma79.html a Japanese Tokimemo fansite even made a Crowning Moment Of Heartwarming 4koma around this.]]]].
* [[spoiler: RevengeOfTheNerd: A little subversion, otherwise she fits this trope to a T: she’s not implied of being a nerd in her Junior High days, but she apparently wasn’t attractive enough for the boys who dumped her.]]
* YouMustBeCold: [[spoiler: On Christmas Party, she comes without a party coat because she doesn't have enough money for one; after the party, if she’s in Tokimeki State with the protagonist, they’ll go back to home together and she’ll sneeze, prompting the protagonist to give her his coat. She pushes the trope to ComfortingComforter zone by taking his arm put herself close to him, [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming so she can give him some warmness in return. And on top of that, she’ll give her his coat back a few days later... with all its little tears sewn off]]]].

[[spoiler: In ''Tokimeki Memorial Substories: Dancing Summer Vacation'', she barges in the [[VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution DDR Tournament]] with her new HumongousMecha, the “Neo-World Conquerer Robo”, and her disciple Mei Ijuin of ''Tokimeki Memorial 2'' in tow.]]

* ActingForTwo: Yukinojou is played by Creator/YujiUeda who also voices Yoshio, the main character's best friend, from the first game.
** This is hilariously parodied in the live action drama recording at the Fantastic Christmas event in which Naoto asks if he can enter Rei's Christmas party to which Yukinojou replies that he can. Naoto then comments that he sounds remarkably like Yoshio.

One of the Soccer Club managers along with Saki Nijino. Appearing for the first time in ''Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series 1: Nijiiro no Seishun'', she’s the first main character of the Classic Kirameki saga girl characters who weren’t in the original game, to enter the series’ canon.

A 1st year-student GenkiGirl, [[SchoolgirlLesbians she’s totally head-over-heels for her senpai Saki]]. As such, she sees the main protagonist (who’s, in this game’s canon, a forward striker in the Soccer Club) as her rival for Saki’s heart, and will even give her the cold shoulder [[spoiler: until he succeeds a hard soccer exercise which will show her his perseverance and love of soccer, and makes him redeem through her eyes (but she’ll still consider him a love rival)]].

* CharacterDevelopment: Probably one of the characters benefitting of this the most in the Classic Kirameki Saga. She goes from a loud, possessive and somewhat agressive brat in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'', to a friendly, posed and mature girl (but still a {{Motormouth}}) ready to listen and help the others, which both Saki and the protagonist feel the Soccer Club will be in good hands with her at its lead after they'll graduate, by the end of ''Tabidachi no Uta''.
* ClingyJealousGirl: Full-stop. [[spoiler: It's even worse before the aforemented exercice succeeded event.]]

* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler: If you manage to succeed the exercise mentioned above, she’ll conceide her defeat for Saki’s heart to you in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' ‘s Best Ending]].
* [[spoiler: HotForStudent: Averted, see the SecondLove entry above.]]
* IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer: [[spoiler: She pulls this line to the protagonist as part of her GracefulLoser tirade in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' ‘s Best Ending]].
* InsultOfEndearment: In ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' canon, when talking about the Main Protagonist, she calls him "''Juu-roku ban no Senpai''" (= N°16-senpai), referring to his shirt's number in the Soccer Club. Serves as [[PlayingWithATrope a clever way of going around]] the HelloInsertNameHere problem, as well as an indicator of her relationship towards the protagonist: the nickname has a derogative connotation at first, then after she came to like him, it becomes an affectionate nickname.

* [[spoiler: SecondLove: It doesn’t seem like it at first glance, but Saki really is her second love. She reveals during her discussions with the protagonist, that her first love was one of his teachers in Junior High, but he only thought of her as a cute student, and married one of her other teachers.]]

[[ShrinkingViolet A shy girl]] who’s the keyboard member of the School’s Band Group “Irodori”, introduced for the first time in ''Tokimeki Memorial Drama Series 2: Irodori no Love Song''. A 1st year-student like Yumi and Minori, she’s in love with the main protagonist (who’s, in this game’s canon, the band’s guitarist), but [[CannotSpitItOut has a hard time spitting it out.]] [[spoiler: and when she does, all hell breaks loose, as the protagonist has only eyes for Ayako, yet stalls in clearing the LoveTriangle as he doesn’t want to hurt Suzune. They all get better though]].

* ArmorPiercingSlap: [[spoiler: she delivers one of these to the protagonist when she can't take any longer of being the UnluckyChildhoodFriend of sorts due to him being [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to how much she loves him.]]]]

* UnluckyChildhoodFriend: She’s not a childhood friend of the protagonist, but she’s still on the lose side of the LoveTriangle, and this from the start.

Kirameki’s Soccer Club coach. A SternTeacher who was a former pro-soccer player, but had to put an end to his career due to an injury, and switched to coach for High School Soccer Clubs. It’s his decision to not make the protagonist a regular at the forward striker post and give it to 1st year Sawatari which sets in motion the events of ''Nijiiro no Seishun''.Values hard work over everything else, [[spoiler: and this is why, if you level-up enough in the soccer mini-game, he’ll choose the protagonist as a regular when one of the regulars will be out due to an injury, at the end of the game]].

* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: He gives such a speech (minus any physical violence) to the protagonist [[spoiler: [[HeroicBSOD when said protagonist lost all his will at training during the club session just after the misunderstanding between him and Saki, and was idling]]. Subverted in that doesn't work, and the coach, who doesn't want to waste time on him, then tells the protagonist to quit the club if he really thinks he's no good at soccer. As mentioned above though, it gets better]].

A 1st-year student at Kirameki High, member of the Soccer Club. [[TheAce Is a talented forward and considered a genius]]; his talent allows him to get a place among the regulars, to the detriment of the protagonist who’s rather pissed off (part because the protagonist worked hard to get his place and [[DudeWheresMyRespect hasn’t seen his efforts recompensed]], part because Sawatari got through the SenpaiKohai logic). Has a thing for Minori Akiho, but she considers him merely as a classmate.

A [[SenpaiKohai Kohai]] of Minori by a year (meaning she's a Kohai by two years of Saki and the protagonist), she entered the club solely because she's in love with Kirameki Soccer Club Ace Sawatari, and thus doesn't enjoy at first the chores and responsabilities behind the job of club manager. However, thanks to Minori's patient guiding, she later develops a genuine interest in soccer and in her job as a manager.

* [[AsHimself As Herself]]

One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' (a OneGameForThePriceOfTwo adaptation of the original game on Game Boy Color) exclusive characters, one of the latest entries in the Classic Kirameki saga cast, and the first fully-fledged foreigner character to grace the entire series. She comes to Kirameki High as an International Student, and is at first, due to the language barrier, without friends. Thanks to her contacts with the protagonist (if he first has an high enough Literature stat, otherwise he can’t date her at all), her Japanese improves with time.

* BigScrewedUpFamily: Inverted, Patricia’s family is one of the rare families fully displayed in the series, and an united and loving one at that.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Do ''not'' piss off this otherwise very sweet girl by [[{{Jerkass}} standing her up regulary in dates]]. '''You wouldn't''' [[LaserGuidedKarma like her when]] [[UnstoppableRage she's angry]].

* BuxomIsBetter: Reaching 91 cm in 3rd year, she has the 3rd biggest cup size in the entire series, ex aequo with ''Tokimeki Memorial 3'''s Mari Oda. For Japanese players, this makes part of her appeal, [[ForeignFanservice see below]].
* EagleLand: Her nationality is never displayed, but she’s clearly American-based.

* TheFaceless: Unlike her mother and brother, her father's face is not seen in the CG displaying her family, being so tall and huge his face is out of the frame.

* TheChewToy

One of the three ''Tokimeki Memorial Pocket'' exclusive characters, she’s the first non-main High School (aka Kirameki, Hibikino, Moegino, Habataki, or Hanegasaki) character in the entire series. Indeed, she’s a student of Kirameki’s rival High School, Suega High (which Soccer Team’s is depicted in ''Nijiiro no Seishun'' as one of the strongest in the National Inter High Circuit). She comes to Kirameki High from to time to time as the two schools are preparing in cooperation a concert, and she’s in charge of the wind instruments section of the orchestra.

She’s an active and gutsy girl who loves challenges, but is so confident of her abilities at the horn she tends to take attitudes, driving people away from her, and thus she feels lonely.

The protagonist of the CD Drama stories, not to be confused with the original game’s main protagonist / Naoto Takami, as they are two different characters (best proof is that Katsuma will, during the course of the Radio Dramas, help Naoto and Shiori in their relationship).

* TheCameo: [[spoiler: In ''Tokimeki Memorial 4'', along with his childhood friend Natsue, his name is written in a document record listing the participants to the 3-Legged Race which occurred 15 years before the events of this game, making them both officially…]]
* CanonImmigrant: [[spoiler: …as this list also mentions Yoshio and Yumi Saotome participating in this race.]]
* MementoMacGuffin: The crystal pendant he got from his parents and wears at his neck. [[spoiler: It plays a vital role during Natsue's LoveConfession to him, see her VictoriousChildhoodFriend entry below.]]

She’s a member of the Basket-ball club, and being popular with her classmates is her one greatest wish and worry. She joins Katsuma in supporting Naoto and Shiori’s relationship.

* TheCameo (see Katsuma’s entry. She also gets a FunnyBackgroundEvent along with Megumi Juuichiya in Mio's ending of ''Tokimeki Memorial Taisen Tokkae Dama'', where they're checking the test results board.)
* CanonImmigrant (see Katsuma’s entry)
* [[spoiler: [[VictoriousChildhoodFriend Victorious]]]] [[VictoriousChildhoodFriend Childhood Friend]]: [[spoiler: But ultimately, she can't wait until Graduation Day, and gives Katsuma an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove under the Legendary Tree in the middle of their High School time. [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming He accepts it regardless, and it's implied the legend applies even if the confession wasn't done on Graduation Day]], as the thread of Katsuma's [[MementoMacGuffin crystal pendant]] breaks during Natsue's confession, and he reveals to her he earlier heard (through Ayako) about the "Crystal Power", said to realize without fail one's wishes of happiness when the thread breaks.]]

Natsue’s best friend. She looks cute, quiet and the type who doesn’t attract attention, but don’t let this fool you: she has quite the tempestuous personality. She’s very into fortune-telling and supernatural phenomenoms, and is the manager of the Basket-Ball Club.

* CuteAndPsycho (not to the point of being insane and murderous of course, this is ''[[TastesLikeDiabetes Tokimeki Memorial]]'' here.)

* OneSteveLimit: One of the rare exceptions in the series, although her and Megumi Mikihara have their first name written with different kanji (愛 for Mikihara, 恵 for Juuichiya).

Katsuma’s best friend. Is a playboy who’s ''very'' popular with the girls. Saying this, he wouldn’t look like this, but he’s actually a nice guy who’s very reliable. He's oblivious of Megumi Juuichiya's love for him and only considers her as a cute little sister. He becomes quite close of Shiori, and [[spoiler: briefly]] starts dating Ayako in Radio Dramas.

* NintendoHard: Renowned for being the hardest character in the entire series to get the ending of. Especially egregious in the Super Famicom version of the original game because love is not enough. You can get all love events with her and she still won't take you if your stats aren't good enough. In almost all other material and supplements for this game though, love apparently IS enough.

This sub-division of the ''TokimekiMemorial'' Character Sheet is dedicated to characters having appeared in the Classic Kirameki Saga of the franchise, i.e. ''Tokimeki Memorial 1'' and its spin-off games and drama [=CDs=].

* NiceGirl: Very much so.