Voice actor portraying the wolf god Moro.
Muta is a large white cat who leads Haru to the Cat Bureau and helps her reach Baron. He is later revealed as Renaldo Moon, a notorious Cat Kingdom criminal who once devoured an entire lake of fish. Despite his rough reputation, he supports Haru's independence and helps her escape the Cat King's soldiers.
Field commander directing troop movements.
Corporate executive overseeing Kiryu project.
A detective who previously attempted to recruit Nobuyuki to investigate suspicions about Yukio and Aiko. He arrives at the cabin at the end, finding Nobuyuki outside before rushing inside to discover the aftermath.
Oboro was the father of Aya and Saki. Saki killed him after becoming consumed by jealousy and a desire for strength. Aya later learns that Dr. Sugita arranged Oboro's death because he wanted access to the Imichi Clan's bloodline.
Shozo Yoruno arrives as Sumida's neighbor and tries to befriend the suspicious, withdrawn young man. When Sumida is threatened over his father's debt, Shozo decides to obtain the money to help him. His intervention briefly offers Sumida practical support, although Sumida remains disturbed by the unexplained payment.
Guild administrator managing membership fees and financial records.
A secondary character within the psychological horror story surrounding Tomie Hashimoto's family.
Noh Mask Man appears in the film's proposed horror experiment. The masked figure represents another deliberately incomplete genre idea, introduced after the childhood and period-piece material but unable to develop into a successful movie. Like the other abandoned concepts, this character helps expose the filmmaker's comic inability to settle on a convincing new cinematic form.
Komiyama is a member of Hello Knights who is willing to give Ai an audition and a place in the group. He challenges Shingo over whether Hello Knights still pursues the independence it once dreamed of, bringing the group’s direction and history into focus. He ultimately supports a new beginning with Ai as its vocalist.
Minor character involved in the urban underworld and street-level conflicts.
Tetsu Watanabe has 153 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 22 cinematic universes — most prominently The Mole Song Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Cat Returns, Himizu, Zero Woman: The Accused. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 22 universes
