Character tags

These characters possess a great deal of money. Women might be Ojou-samas.

These characters are talented individuals that are adept at wielding many types of weapons, such as swords, whips, scythes, or others.

These characters can transform from a human to a wolf; sometimes by choice, sometimes not.

These characters use a wheelchair, typically due to a Disability or because they are Sickly.

These characters wield a whip as their weapon of choice.

These characters were once married, but now live alone due to their spouse's death.

These characters have an elemental connection with wind, enabling them to call upon it to use as a weapon in combat, as a barrier to defend themselves, as a power source to strengthen their bodies, or for other reasons. In some cases, their bodies may actually be composed of the element.

These characters are Angels, Fairies, or some other fantastical creature that has wings made of feathers, scales, or some other material. Normal animals with wings, such as Birds, are not given this tag.

These characters are witches: Magic Users who often possess classic traits such as pointy hats, flying brooms, and black cat familiars. Some are protagonists looking to improve their craft, have adventures, or save the world; others might be tricksters or outright villains who cause suffering and misfortune for others. Young witches might study Magic by serving an Apprenticeship, or attending a Magic School.

These characters are scientifically classified as wolves. Awooooo!

Wrestlers love to fight hand-to-hand in a ring, whether it's regular wrestling, sumo, or lucha libre style!

These characters feature writers: people who have a career or hobby related to literary works. They might be an author that works in the Manga Industry or Novel Industry, or they might write poetry, draft news articles, or simply write for fun.

A Yamato Nadeshiko is the stereotypical perfect Japanese woman. She is soft-spoken, mild-mannered, an excellent housekeeper, and a wonderful cook.

Youkai are Supernatural spirits that originate from Japanese Folklore. Common examples include the Kappa, Kitsune, and Yuki-onna.