List of Mushoku Tensei characters

The last living characters in Mushoku Tensei Roxy Migurdia, Sylphiette, Eris Boreas, Norn, Aisha, Lucy, Lara, Ars, Sieghart, Lily, Christina, and Ryouta

"Mushoku Tensei" takes place in a fantasy world based on the sword and sorcery genre. The story revolves around an unnamed Japanese NEET who dies and reincarnates in the fantasy world as Rudeus Greyrat. He retains all the knowledge from his previous life and vows to make the best out of his second life without any regrets.

Main characters

Rudeus Greyrat[Jp. 1]
Voiced by: Hiro Shimono[1] (audio drama), Tomokazu Sugita[2] (anime, former self), Yumi Uchiyama[2] (anime) (Japanese); Ben Phillips[3] (former self), Madeleine Morris[3] (English)
Before his reincarnation, he was a plump 34-year-old Japanese NEET who became a recluse following his high school persecution and dropout after being tormented by an upperclassman; although his family, friends and school peers encouraged him to return to school, he refused and pushed them all away. When his parents passed away twenty years later, he refused to attend their funeral, as a result, he was disowned by his siblings and kicked out of the family home, making him homeless; while wandering the streets, he spotted a truck headed towards a group of high school students crossing the street at high speed and ran over to save them; causing the truck to hit and kill him in the process.WN 1.P After his reincarnation, he discards his past identity, and works hard to make his new life as Rudeus Greyrat more meaningful. As such, he adopts a gentleman persona, though his past life's perversion sometimes emerges and scares those around him. Since he retains his intelligence, Rudeus was able to start magic training at age 3, and learn how to cast magic without chanting. Due to this training, he has an abnormally large mana capacity. Because his magic teacher, Roxy Migurdia, helped him to overcome his fear of the outside world, he admires her and ties his accomplishments to her.WN 1.10 During his spare time, Rudeus makes figurines to enhance his earth magic, which has become his main offensive magic.
Roxy Migurdia[Jp. 2]
Voiced by: Ryō Hirohashi[1] (audio drama), Konomi Kohara[2] (anime) (Japanese); Michelle Rojas[3] (English)
A mage from the Migurd tribe known for their telepathy, blue hair, youthful appearance, and longevity. She leaves her village due to feelings of isolation: she is not telepathic, but Migurds prefer to use telepathy for communication. Unable to make a stable living as an adventurer, she becomes a traveling tutor and eventually becomes Rudeus' teacher. After the teleportation incident, Roxy helps Paul search the world for survivors. She later becomes Rudeus' second wife.
Sylphiette[Jp. 3]
Voiced by: Ai Kayano[2] (Japanese); Emily Neves[4] (English)
An elf who is Rudeus' childhood friend and longtime crush. Bullied as a child, she was helped by Rudeus. Rudeus then teaches her magic when she asked him to after she witnessed him helping her with his magic. Rudeus' influence helped her learn how to cast magic without chanting. She later becomes Rudeus' girlfriend and first wife.
Eris Boreas Greyrat[Jp. 4]
Voiced by: Ai Kakuma[2] (Japanese); Lindsay Seidel[3] (English)
A noble girl and a second cousin of Rudeus. She is a girl with a short temper but has potential in the Sword-God style. During her journey with Rudeus to return home following the teleportation incident, she grows to love Rudeus but gets worried after seeing how Rudeus was defeated by Orsted and nearly died as a result of her not being strong enough to protect Rudeus with her sword skills. She then leaves Rudeus on a journey to further enhance her sword fighting power. After reuniting with Rudeus, she became his third wife.

Greyrat family

Paul Greyrat[Jp. 5]
Voiced by: Eiji Takemoto[1] (audio drama), Toshiyuki Morikawa[5] (anime) (Japanese); Jared Smith[3] (English)
Rudeus' father. He discarded his noble lineage due to its restrictive lifestyles and became a proficient swordsman skilled in all three sword styles: Sword-God, Water-God, and North-God style.[6] He is described as a playboy and an adventurer with sharp intuition. Following the teleportation incident and unable to find his family, Paul falls into a depression and drowns his sorrows in alcohol until his reunion with Rudeus.WN 5.45
Zenith Greyrat[Jp. 6]
Voiced by: Hisako Kanemoto[5] (Japanese); Bryn Apprill[3] (English)
Paul's first wife and Rudeus' mother. She also left her noble home, the Lateria[Jp. 7], due to its restrictive lifestyle, and sought to become an adventurer with her skills in healing magic.LNS 1 Paul saves her from people attempting to take advantage of her and she falls in love with him.LNS 1 When Lilia becomes pregnant with Paul's child, Rudeus convinces her to forgive them.
Lilia Greyrat[Jp. 8]
Voiced by: Lynn[5] (Japanese); Dani Chambers[3] (English)
Originally Paul's classmate in a swordsman dojo. A crippling injury forces her to leave her position as a princess guard. She becomes a maid to Paul and Zenith.WN 1.2 She later has an affair with Paul and becomes pregnant. After working through the revelation with the family, she is taken in as Paul's second wife and becomes closer friends with Zenith. Rudeus' behavior as an infant scared her, though she swears her loyalty to him after he helps her to reconcile with Zenith.WN 1.9
Norn Greyrat[Jp. 9]
Voiced by: Saya Aizawa[7] (Japanese); Bryn Apprill[8] (English)
Zenith's daughter and Rudeus' younger sister. She was with Paul after the teleportation incident and loved him dearly.WN 5.45 When she saw a violent argument break out between Rudeus and Paul, she grew scared of the former and began to resent him.
Aisha Greyrat[Jp. 10]
Voiced by: Yūki Takada[9] (Japanese); Meg McClain[8] (English)
Lilia's daughter and Rudeus' younger half-sister. From her mother's teachings, Aisha takes it upon herself to manage Rudeus' housework. She is exceptionally talented and intelligent but dedicates herself to housework instead of furthering her skills.
Lucy Greyrat[Jp. 11]
Rudeus' first child, and Sylphiette's first child and only daughter. At the age of three, she began to receive the same training as Rudy when she was a child, learning magic and swordsmanship. She always thought that because of her father was a great genius, she didn't have any expectations for the late-blooming children, so she have been working hard to get her father's praise and approval.
Lara Greyrat[Jp. 12]
Rudeus' second child, and Roxy's first daughter. The way she grew up with her hair tied behind her back is very similar to her mother, to the extent that even her father once mistook her and hugged her from behind. Unlike Roxy, she has the telepathic ability of the Migurd tribe to talk to her. According to Rifujin na Magonote, it is heavily implied Lara is the key to defeat the Human-God in the future, which is one of the main factors that is afraid of.
Ars Greyrat[Jp. 13]
Rudeus' third child, and Eris' first child and only son. He inherits his late grandfather's dead-ringing personality due to his similar hairstyle, sexual perversion, and interest of swordsmanship. When visiting the Holy Kingdom of Milis, he sneaked out with Lily and Sieghart for an adventure and was almost kidnapped when he got lost on the trip until his half-aunt Aisha helped Leo to arrive in time to protect them.
In Redundant Reincarnation Volume 3 (nicknamed "Jobless Red Carpet"), he genuinely developed a romantic relationship with Aisha at the time they were caught by Rudeus and leads to family crisis, causing them to elope elsewhere; Roxy was the only one who regretted their incident and eventually lets them go. The following year, he and Aisha are living in a cottage, where the latter was pregnant as a result of their relationship. After their sword fight and genuine love, Rudeus decided to forgive them with several conditions, one of which was that Ars had to continue his education and had to be old enough to propose to Aisha, along with their newborn child Leroy needs to stay in the household as Aisha departs to look forward in an uncertain future. Since several years later, Ars finally met Aisha again. He seems to have grown into a handsome and mature man and now he is ready to propose to Aisha as his wife.
As a result of controversy from readers as well as a violation of their terms of service caused by this decision, Rifujin na Magonote ultimately decided to retain it in the light novel onwards.[10]
Sieghart Saladin Greyrat[Jp. 14]
Rudeus' fourth child, and Sylphiette's second child and only son. Also known as Sieg. Due to his emerald green hair which is similar to previous antagonist "Laplace", Rudeus and Sylphiette felt anxious about his hair after the birth. However, Rudeus faced Perugius with the will to defend Sieghart to the end even if he was the reincarnation of Laplace. Perugius asked Rudeus to take Sieghart to the Sky Continent to complete a trial that allows Rudeus to dispel his doubts.
Lily Greyrat[Jp. 15]
Rudeus' fifth child, and Roxy's second daughter. She wanted to be a researcher despite her ordinary fencing and magic skills through her mother.
Christina Greyrat[Jp. 16]
Rudeus' sixth and youngest child, and Eris' second child and only daughter. Out of all Rudeus' children, she is extremely attached to her father and even spoiled at him, her mothers or her siblings.

Fangs of the Black Wolf

Ghislaine Dedoldia[Jp. 17]
Voiced by: Megumi Toyoguchi[11] (Japanese); Rachel Robinson[12] (English)
A powerful swords-woman from a beast race and a member of the Dedoldia tribe, she has the epithet of Sword King and is a former member of Paul and Zenith's old party, Fangs of the Black Wolf. She is also the aunt of Linia Dedoldia. Ghislaine is employed as the Eris' family bodyguard; however, because she never learned to read and write, she was susceptible to scams until Rudeus taught her literacy and magic, including spells to enhance her abilities.
Elinalise Dragonroad[Jp. 18]
Voiced by: Houko Kuwashima[1] (audio drama), Rie Tanaka[13] (anime); Mallorie Rodak (English)
An elf. She was Paul's former comrade and was part of Roxy's search party to help her look for Rudeus after his disappearance. She is also found to be Sylphiette's grandmother.
Geese Nukadia[Jp. 19]
Voiced by: Yōji Ueda (Japanese); Spencer Liles (English)
Geese is a Demon Tribe member and an S-ranked adventurer in the thief role of the group.
Tallhand[Jp. 20]
Voiced by: Hōchū Ōtsuka (Japanese); Cris George (English)
He is the dwarf magician of the party with an affinity for Water and Wind magic. He is the 37th out of 51 siblings.

Boreas Greyrat Family

Sauros Boreas Greyrat[Jp. 21]
Voiced by: Binbin Takaoka (Japanese); Brian Mathis (English)
He is the strict and outspoken landlord of Fittoa and the grandfather of Eris.
Hilda Boreas Greyrat[Jp. 22]
Voiced by: Ryoka Yuzuki (Japanese); Samantha Herek (English)
She is the sophisticated and protective mother of Eris and Philip's wife.
Philip Boreas Greyrat[Jp. 23]
Voiced by: Daisuke Ono (Japanese); Anthony Bowling (English)
He is the most easy-going member of the family and the father of Eris.

Beast Tribe

Gustav Dedoldia[Jp. 24]
Voiced by: Shinpachi Tsuji (Japanese); Charlie Campbell (English)
Gustav is the chieftain of the Beast Tribe and Ghislaine's father.
Gyes Dedoldia[Jp. 25]
Voiced by: Daiki Hamano (Japanese); Aaron Roberts (English)
Gyes is Ghislaine's impulsive older brother and the father of Linia and Minitona.
Minitona Dedoldia[Jp. 26]
Voiced by: Shiori Izawa (Japanese); Kimmie Britt (English)
Minitona is the cheerful little sister of Linia.

Migurd Tribe

Rowin Migurdia[Jp. 27]
Voiced by: Yūsuke Kobayashi (Japanese); Howard Wang (English)
Roxy's youthful father, who is only capable of speaking telepathically.
Rokari Migurdia[Jp. 28]
Voiced by: Satomi Satō (Japanese); Kimmie Britt (English)
Roxy's youthful mother, who is only capable of speaking telepathically.

Demon Tribe

Kishirika Kishirisu[Jp. 29]
Voiced by: Yuka Iguchi[14] (Japanese); Jamie Marchi[15] (English)
The demon empress known for her demon eyes powers and the ability to bestow others with demon eyes. She is engaged to Badigadi.
Badigadi[Jp. 30]
Voiced by: Taiten Kusunoki (Japanese); Ray Hurd (English)
Badigadi is a boisterous demon at the university and Kishirika's betrothed. He has a sister named Atoferatofe Rybak.
Atoferatofe Rybak[Jp. 31]
Atoferatofe is a demon who is part of the Demon tribe, who bestows strength. She is Badigadi's sister.

Ranoa University of Magic

Zanoba Shirone[Jp. 32]
Voiced by: Satoshi Tsuruoka (Japanese); Ian Sinclair (English)
A human born with unique abilities. His ability grants him superhuman strength and endurance. Since his youth, he had a fondness for dolls.
Cliff Grimoire[Jp. 33]
Voiced by: Ryōta Ōsaka[16] (Japanese); Ry McKeand (English)
The grandson to the pope of Milis[Jp. 34]. He is a Special Student in the school due to his talents.
Linia Dedoldia[Jp. 35] and Pursena Adoldia[Jp. 36]
Voiced by: Fairouz Ai (Linia), Minami Tanaka (Pursena)[17] (Japanese); Alexis Tipton (Linia), Sara Ragsdale (Pursena) (English)
The beast-girl candidates to become the leader of their village. They are from the beast race with cat and dog characteristics, respectively. Linia is also Ghislaine's niece.
Shizuka Nanahoshi[Jp. 37]
Voiced by: Shion Wakayama (Japanese); Suzie Yeung (English)
One of the Special Students. A genius in her own right, she never shows up to class due to her research.
Ariel Anemoi Asura[Jp. 38]
Voiced by: Reina Ueda (Japanese); Sarah Wiedenheft (English)
A princess of the Asura kingdom who competes with her brother to the right to succeed the throne. Ariel is wise charismatic but vents her stress out through sadistic acts.WN 9.83 She and her bodyguards develop a strong friendship during their time together. Ariel intends to become the queen to honor the people who died for her.
Luke Notos Greyrat[Jp. 39]
Voiced by: Kazuyuki Okitsu (Japanese); Aaron Campbell (English)
He is Rudeus' cousin and the personal knight to princess Ariel Anemoi Asura on the university grounds.
Juliette[Jp. 40]
Voiced by: Sumire Morohoshi (Japanese); Ariel Graham (English)
A young dwarf girl whom Zanoba purchased to train her to help him create figurines.[18]
Jinas Halfas[Jp. 41]
Voiced by: Yutaka Aoyama (Japanese); Sean Hennigan (English)
The recently promoted vice-principal of the Ranoa Magic University, and Roxy's teacher.

Counter Arrow

Suzanne[Jp. 42]
Voiced by: Yū Kobayashi[19] (Japanese); Giovannie Cruz (English)
She is the caring Vice leader of Counter Arrow, an adventurer party that helps Rudeus after he parts ways with Eris.
Sara[Jp. 43]
Voiced by: Haruka Shiraishi[19] (Japanese); Molly Searcy (English)
An impulsive young member of Counter Arrow, who eventually takes interest in Rudeus.
Timothy[Jp. 44]
Voiced by: Wataru Hatano[19] (Japanese); Phil Parsons (English)
A kind and experienced magician of Counter Arrow specialized in Fire and Earth magic.
Mimir[Jp. 45]
Voiced by: Chiharu Sawashiro[19] (Japanese); Dalton Tindall (English)
The healer of Counter Arrow.
Patris[Jp. 46]
Voiced by: Itaru Yamamoto[19] (Japanese); Reagan Murdock (English)
A Warrior Mage and a frontliner of the Counter Arrow party.

Sword Sanctuary

Gal Farion[Jp. 47]
Voiced by: Tetsu Inada (Japanese); Bradley Gareth[20] (English)
He is the head master of the Sword Sanctuary and Sword God, ranked 6th on the Seven Great Powers, who takes Eris as an apprentice due to their shared desire to beat Orsted at his former student Ghislaine's behest. He is also Nina's father.
Nina Farion[Jp. 48]
Voiced by: Haruka Tomatsu (Japanese); Katie Otten[20] (English)
She is initially a proud and conceited young student under her father, who becomes the rival and later, the friend of Eris. Her romantic interest is fellow student Gino.
Gino Britz[Jp. 49]
Voiced by: Reiji Kawashima (Japanese); Rowan Gilvie[20] (English)
Gino is a young and naive student, who grows to be a powerful practitioner of the Sword God Style, and Nina's love interest.
Timothy Britz[Jp. 50]
Voiced by: Hiroshi Tsuchida (Japanese); Seth Magill[20] (English)
Timothy is Gino's father and a disciple of Gal and one of the current two Sword Emperors.

Chaos Breaker

Perugius Dola[Jp. 51]
Voiced by: Rikiya Koyama[14] (Japanese); Kenny James[21] (English)
A member of the Dragon Tribe, also called Armored Dragon King and one of the warriors who defeated Laplace during the war between humans and demons. He resides in a giant floating fortress called Chaos Breaker and has eleven familiar spirits serving him, as well as an angelic humanoid named Sylvaril. He awaits the day Laplace is reincarnated to kill him again.
Almanfi[Jp. 52]
Voiced by: Kengo Kawanishi[14] (Japanese); Aaron Campbell (English)
He is one of eleven summoned servants of Armored Dragon King Perugius Dola. A loyal and witty Spirit Familiar, who is skilled with a blade and can teleport.
Sylvaril[Jp. 53]
Voiced by: Ayumi Tsunematsu
She is a member of the Heaven Tribe, a majestic, angelic race of humanoids with wings. She is one of the most loyal servants of Perugius and the only one besides him, who can cast teleportation magic.

Antagonists

Man-God[Jp. 54]
Voiced by: Kujira[22] (Japanese); Brandon McInnis (English)
An unidentified being who calls himself a "human god". He appears in the dreams of the mortals, gives them omens, and manipulates the world according to his own convenience.
Laplace[Jp. 55]
The instigator of the human demon war.

Other characters

Ruijerd Superdia[Jp. 56]
Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa[23] (Japanese); Christopher Wehkamp[24] (English)
A kind man from the demon race known as supards.WN 3.23 They were manipulated and cursed by Laplace during the war between humans and demons. They developed a stigma of being murderous monsters. Under manipulation, Ruijerd killed his son, who could free him from Laplace's control. Following his species' death, Ruijerd travels the world to dissolve the stigma against the supard race.WN 3.23
Orsted[Jp. 57]
Voiced by: Kenjiro Tsuda[14] (Japanese); Gabe Kunda[25] (English)
A member of the dragon tribe, humanoids with powerful abilities. He is considered the strongest of his kind, giving him the title of the hundredth Dragon God. Orsted has a constitution that makes everyone that meets him feel fear except for a few individuals. He is also present at Rudeus deathbed, musing that Rudeus' offspring is the only lineage that didn't fear him as badly as others.
Soldat Heckler[Jp. 58]
Voiced by: Kohsuke Toriumi[19] (Japanese); Alejandro Saab (English)
An arrogant S-ranked adventurer and the leader of the party Stepped Leader, who takes Rudy in after his departure from Counter Arrow. His party consists of 6 members.
Auber Corvette[Jp. 59]
Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Cory Koehler[20] (English)
Also known as "Peacock Sword" Auber, he is a pragmatic intuitive master of the North God Style, ranked as North Emperor.
Reida Lia[Jp. 60]
Voiced by: Mari Yokoo
She is a shrewd and perceptive elderly woman, who is also the Water God and grandmother of Isolte Cruel.
Isolte Cruel[Jp. 61]
Voiced by: Yoko Hikasa
She is a skilled and somewhat manipulative apprentice of her grandmother the Water God, initially ranked as Water King.

Reception

Early response to Rudeus was primarily negative due to his perverted nature to the point the original writer noted that such was the point of his characterization.[26][27] However, his relationship with his mentor and his father Paul were praised for bringing the narrative hidden depths.[28][29] Roxy became a break out character in her own series which was praised by Otaku USA for being accessible but hoped to further develop her in future volumes.[30] Comic Book Resources said that Mushoku Tensei is enjoyable thanks to the large amount of characters.[31] TwinInfinite listed Roxy as one of the best teachers in anime.[32] In a manga review from the early arcs, Akiba Station noted that while Rudeus gets into less fights, he is contrasted by the parallel adventures of Roxy.[33] Roxy' figurine that Rudeus creates in the series was popular enough to get its own replica in real life.[34]

Deleted after-story

One of the web novel short stories from the after-story collection Redundant Reincarnation — titled "The Day Aisha Quit Being a Maid"—received backlash from some Japanese readers, criticizing its depiction of incestuous relationship between Ars—Rudeus and Eris's son—and Aisha Greyrat.[35] After receiving a notice from Shōsetsuka ni Narō management that it violated their terms of service on February 24, 2016, the author had decided to remove the short story from the website and make some minor changes for adaptations.[36] The author stated that the core part of the after-story would remain the same; it returned as the third volume of the light novel, released on June 25, 2025.[35]

Notes

Japanese
  1. ↑ ルーデウス・グレイラット, Rūdeusu Gureiratto
  2. ↑ ロキシー・ミグルディア, Rokishī Migurudia
  3. ↑ シルフィエット, Shirufietto
  4. ↑ エリス・ボレアス・グレイラット, Erisu Boreasu Gureiratto
  5. ↑ パウロ・グレイラット, Pauro Gureiratto
  6. ↑ ゼニス・グレイラット, Zenisu Gureiratto
  7. ↑ ラトレイア, Ratoreia
  8. ↑ リーリャ・グレイラット, Rīrya Gureiratto
  9. ↑ ノルン・グレイラット, Norun Gureiratto
  10. ↑ アイシャ・グレイラット, Aisha Gureiratto
  11. ↑ ルーシー・グレイラット, Rūshī Gureiratto
  12. ↑ ララ・グレイラット, Rara Gureiratto
  13. ↑ アルス・グレイラット, Arusu Gureiratto
  14. ↑ ジークハルト・サラディン・グレイラット, Jīkuharuto Saradin Gureiratto
  15. ↑ リリ・グレイラット, Riri Gureiratto
  16. ↑ クリスティーナ・グレイラット, Kurisutīna Gureiratto
  17. ↑ ギレーヌ・デドルディア, Girēnu Dedorudia
  18. ↑ エリナリーゼ・ドラゴンロード, Erinarīze Doragonrōdo
  19. ↑ ギース・ヌーカディア, Gīsu Nūkadia
  20. ↑ タルハンド, Taruhando
  21. ↑ サウロス・ボレアス・グレイラット, Saurosu Boreasu Gureiratto
  22. ↑ ヒルダ・ボレアス・グレイラット, Hiruda Boreasu Gureiratto
  23. ↑ フィリップ・ボレアス・グレイラット, Firippu Boreasu Gureiratto
  24. ↑ ギュスターヴ・デドルディア, Gyusutāvu Dedorudia
  25. ↑ ギュエス・デドルディア, Gyuesu Dedorudia
  26. ↑ ミニトーナ・デドルディア, Minitona Dedorudia
  27. ↑ ロイン・ミグルディア, Roin Migurdia
  28. ↑ ロカリー・ミグルディア, Rokari Migurdia
  29. ↑ キシリカ・キシリス, Kishirika Kishirisu
  30. ↑ バーディガーディ, Badigadi
  31. ↑ アトーフェラトーフェ・ライバック, Atoferatofe Raibaku
  32. ↑ ザノバ・シーローン, Zanoba Shīrōn
  33. ↑ クリフ・グリモル, Kurifu Gurimoru
  34. ↑ ミリス, Mirisu
  35. ↑ リニア・デドルディア, Rinia Dedorudia
  36. ↑ プルセナ・アドルディア, Purusena Adorudia
  37. ↑ ナナホシ・シズカ, Nanahoshi Shizuka
  38. ↑ アリエル・アネモイ・アスラ, Arieru Anemoi Asura
  39. ↑ ルーク・ノトス・グレイラット, Rūku Notosu Gureiratto
  40. ↑ ジュリエット, Jurietto
  41. ↑ ジーナス・ハルファス, Jīnasu Harufasu
  42. ↑ スザンヌ, Suzannu
  43. ↑ サラ, Sara
  44. ↑ ティモシー, Timoshī
  45. ↑ ミミル, Mimiru
  46. ↑ パトリス, Patorisu
  47. ↑ ガル・ファリオン, Garu Farion
  48. ↑ ニナ・ファリオン, Nina Farion
  49. ↑ ジノ・ブリッツ, Jino Burittsu
  50. ↑ ティモシー・ブリッツ, Timoshī Burittsu
  51. ↑ オルステッド, Perugiusu Dōra
  52. ↑ アルマンフィ, Arumanfi
  53. ↑ シルヴァリル, Shiruvariru
  54. ↑ 人神, Hito-gami
  55. ↑ ラプラス, Rapurasu
  56. ↑ ルイジェルド・スペルディア, Ruijerudo Superudia
  57. ↑ オルステッド, Orusuteddo
  58. ↑ ゾルダート・ヘッケラー, Zorudāto Hekkerā
  59. ↑ オーベール・コルベット, Ōbēru Korubetto
  60. ↑ レイダ・リィア, Reida Reia
  61. ↑ イゾルテ・クルーエル, Izorute Kurūeru
  • ^WN represents the web novel of the series in the format of X.Y, where X represents the volume and Y represents the chapter number. P stands for the prologue chapter, which is not numbered.
  • ^LNS represents a special chapter added in the light novel volumes. The number beside the note denotes the volume number.

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