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Introduced in Comedy Club

Possible Comedy Club Members

    Miley Verisse/Mairu Hibisu 
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The main character of the game. Seeks to revive the CTHCC.
  • Genki Girl: It's even a gameplay mechanic. On some days, Mairu goes into Hyperactive Mode and any income and stat increases she gains during the morning and afternoon will be boosted.
  • Idiot Hair: Three locks of them, even. When called out for her "bed hair", Mairu attempts to defend it as a fashion style.

    Harriet Sinclair/Hoemi Nanaho 
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Mairu's roommate. Has a part-time job at a cafe when school's over.

    Sara Croft/Yoriko Nagiwa 
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A transfer student & fellow roommate at the Unity Dormitory. She seems a bit of a pushover, so Mairu thinks it should be easy to convince her to join the Comedy Club.
  • Buxom Beauty Standard: Her large chest size is pointed out in-story.
  • Canine Companion: She has a pet dog named Gengorou, which causes some problems when she first moves into the dorm, since the place itself has a no-pets policy (Kaoruko, the owner, later bends over to Yoriko). It's later revealed that Gengorou was the name of her late beloved grandfather, and that her parents gave her her dog as a way to console her.
  • New Transfer Student: Moves into Mairu and Hoemi's dorm at the start of the game.
  • Shrinking Violet: Has a hard time opening up after the passing of her grandparents, and relies on her dog for emotional support, but Mairu encourages her to open up while recruiting her for the club.

    May Bonbon/Amane Inubo 
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An old friend of Mairu's whose parents own the Mom & Pop Rock Candy store. She used to be a naive little girl, but now... she's still a naïve little girl!
  • A-Cup Angst: Expresses this during the April 6 picnic scene, when spending time with Yoriko and other older girls.
  • Cloudcuckoolander: Some of Amane's chit-chats give off this vibe, such as thinking that if she wears her cat-ear hat long enough, she'll grow actual cat ears.
  • Expressive Accessory: The cat ears on her hat droop when she's sad.
  • Older Than They Look: Amane is canonically 15 (and eligible to join the CTHCC because she'll be attending Mairu's school as a junior), but looks like a pre-teen. Mairu constantly teases her for her "immaturity."

    Curtis Campbell/Shinnosuke Kamikata 
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A handsome lad who's popular among the 2nd year students. Mairu suspects he's the son of the famous comedian Rakutarou (Stan the Comedy Man in the westernized version), and plans to make the truth come out, one way or another.
  • Like Father, Unlike Son: Because Rakutarou was rarely at home until his retirement, Shinnosuke grew up resenting him, and having no passion for comedy. It's not until the end of his event chain that he even watches one of his father's shows, and decides to both rekindle the relationship and join Mairu's club (on a provisional basis).
  • Straight Man: He's the most straight-laced and serious potential club member, though this trait is most evident when Mairu is being the "Wise Guy".

    Tyler Perez/Yoshiki Hanatsuki 
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Hoemi's 'stalker'. He's obsessed by celebrities and is putting together a directory of potential future celebrities in Cherry Hill Town.
  • Stalker with a Crush: He claims that he's only following people around in order to evaluate their talents and determine if they're worth managing...but he's willing to give his phone number to Mairu in exchange for Hoemi's.

    Cindy Smith/Haru Mitsuki 
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The legendary white-haired demon of Cherry Hill Town. She's rumored to be antisocial and violent, but in reality, she's just really passionate about her music. She's what you might call a childhood friend of Mairu's.
  • Delinquent: She never shows up for school despite still being considered a student (and thus eligible to join the Comedy Club).
  • Delinquent Hair: Although the large array of colored hair makes this stand out less, Haru intentionally dyes hers white.
  • Perky Goth: She's very enthusiastic about her punk rock band.
  • Promoted to Playable: In Cherry Tree High Girls' Fight.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: With Mairu.

    Vivian Bergman/Ravian Merry 
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A transfer student from Canada (Sweden in the westernized version). She's the daughter of the director of the newly-opened museum. She's a nice girl, but has a lot of strange ideas about Japanese/American culture, leading Mairu to decide to set her straight.

Other Characters

    Octavia Richmond/Chitose Karasuyama 
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A childhood "friend" of Mairu, who doesn't fondly remember the prank war they used to have with each other. She's currently the Student Council President, and is unable to give Mairu the funding for her new club (even if she wanted to) unless it has a minimum of five members (including Mairu and Hoemi) by the end of April.
  • Rich Bitch: Tends to flaunt her status, particularly in events involving Ravian, who's similarly from a wealthy background but spends nearly all her free time working at her family's museum.
  • The Rival: To Mairu.
  • Student Council President: Her current position.

    Dina Delaney/Kaoruko Kusunoki 
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The owner of the dorms that Mairu, Hoemi, and Yoriko live in. She was formerly a delinquent, which Haru admires, and she's also friends with Tamae, the business executive that tries to buy the Inubos' candy store.
  • The Gambler: An event on the evening of April 13 has her spend all the dorm's food money on a racehorse, leading to Mairu and Hoemi having to order takeout.

    Elise/Kusuko Fukumi 
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An insightful Shrine Maiden, and another old friend of Mairu's. Aside from giving Mairu a part-time job of sweeping up the shrine, she tends to give advice when it's needed the most.
  • Hidden Depths: In Cherry Tree High Girls' Fight, she shows her capability as a martial artist, being a previous Girls' Fight champion, and is one of the three Pre Final Bosses your chosen team must face in the finals.
  • Miko: She devotes all of her time to the Prosperity Shrine.
  • Stealth Hi/Bye: Tends to just fade in from thin air, even directly in-front of people, which frequently catches Mairu off-guard.

    Tamae Tobita 
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A representative of the "Sweet Dreams" candy store chain.
  • Honest Corporate Executive: Tamae's more concerned about the well-being of the town than personal profits, and is willing to rescind their offer to buy the Inubo store when Amane decides the business is too important to give up, both for her personally and for the local community.
  • Predatory Business: Amane's events in Comedy Club mainly deal with the business Tamae represents wanting to take over her Mom & Pop store.

    Stan the Comedy Man/Rakutarou Manyuutei 
Real name: Clarence Campbell / Shinsaburo Kamikata. A famous travelling comedian, now retired. He grew up in Mairu's town, and even was a customer of the Inubo's candy store in his youth, but spent most of his career away, leading to an estranged relationship with his son Shinnosuke.
  • When You Coming Home, Dad?: The rift between him and his son that's caused the latter to forsake comedy is due to him being away on comedy tours so frequently that he neglected his family.

    Takashi Inagi 
The lead bassist of Haru's punk rock band.
  • Flat Character: His main role is to just flesh out Haru's plotline more.

    Ingrid Bergman/Marian Merry 
Ravian's older sister. She spends most of her time organizing the museum their father renovated, and after Mairu starts befriending Ravian, offers to give her a part-time job of helping to move things around.
  • Family Business: She takes her job of managing the museum her family owns very seriously.

Introduced in I! My! Girls!

    Ai Fujino / Ai Towano 
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Fujino
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Towano

Ai Fujino is the real-life and super-secret identity of the national pop idol ‘Ai Towano’. Her wonderful singing ability, dancing sense, and cute looks have made Ai Towano nationally famous, but the glitz and production of her performances conceal her true identity, and her true name and private life have remained well-guarded secrets. Despite her fame and adulation from fans, Ai aspires to be something more in life than a pop idol and, to fulfill that dream, she decides to transfer to Cherry Tree High School.


  • Idol Singer: Her Towano identity is one, complete with fancy outfit.
  • I Just Want to Be Normal: The reason she transfers to Cherry Tree High is to experience the normality that her idol career lacks.
  • No Sense of Direction: She tends to go in the wrong direction. In fact, when she first attempts to go to Cherry Tree High, she ends up at Prosperity Shrine instead.
  • Secret Identity: She tries to keep her Fujino and Towano lives completely separate.

    Imari Kobayashi 
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A third year student at Cherry Tree High School, Imari is the talented club president of the Classical Comedy Club. Under different circumstances, she and Mairu might have been the best of friends, but as head of the competing comedy club, they are now arch rivals.
  • Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: Mairu's original rival Chitose was posh, more level-headed than Mairu, and was mainly just trying to have Mairu follow school regulations rather than acting maliciously towards her, whereas Imari has more in common with Mairu but is also more directly antagonistic.
  • The Rival: She's introduced as a new rival to Mairu.

    Utena Katakura 
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A female teacher at Cherry Tree High School. Her poise and flair for drama have led to rumors that she once performed in a certain theater troupe. At any rate, she is a woman of irrepressible character and seems to be friends with the original Comedy Club founders (the legendary Grinmeisters), and also with Dina Delaney, manager of the Unity Dorm...
  • Old Friend: This is the relationship she has with Dina.

Introduced in Girls' Fight

    Asuka Hidori 
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A karate master trying to avenge her dojo.


    Kyoko Midou 
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The current successor of Midou School jujitsu.
  • Ice Queen: Puts up a cold persona, but is otherwise serious about her martial craft.
  • Yamato Nadeshiko: She's the traditional school idol character, smart and beautiful, but also untouchable.

    Mai Hanamichi 
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A tomboy sumo practitioner.
  • Glacier Waif: Has a small stature, but has incredible endurance due to her sumo training.
  • Stone Wall: Has one of the highest durability stats among the female combatants, making her perfect for taking hits.

    Asumi Jou 
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    Haruno Guujou 
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    Liling Huang 
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    Rin Howato 
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