A member of Tatsuya’s circle who once defended Keiji from a group of attackers, prompting Keiji to follow him. Kaname is badly injured in the gang confrontation and left unconscious in critical condition. His possible death drives Tatsuya to act, as Tatsuya regards him as family.
Elephant is one of the Dream Animals, the adorable performers whose popularity has spread worldwide. After their tour, Elephant is among the group caught up in Sweets Land's upheaval: the performers are captured, while those who escape meet the Sweets Pirates and face the challenge of finding a way forward together. The plot summary does not single out Elephant's individual actions.
Sun Quan is introduced in the historian’s opening account as one of the founders of Wu, alongside the founders of Wei and Shu. The summary gives him no later action or direct relationship with the other characters, so his role is limited to this framing presentation.
A gloomy university student who receives a letter from serial killer Haimura. Motivated by Haimura's claim that he did not commit his ninth murder, Masaya takes it upon himself to investigate the unsolved case, driving the narrative forward as the protagonist.
Juri runs a café in Tamami, where Kumi begins helping as she develops a dream of opening a small café with Yuji. Juri’s café provides a setting for Kumi’s attempt to build a new life while the town’s dispute over the methane hydrate project intensifies.
Ayumu is Taro’s son and, as a young adult, a teacher facing pressure after confronting bullying at school. At a meeting with parents, he refuses to deny that bullying happened and argues that teachers and students must stand up for those being hurt. His actions echo Yayoi’s earlier defense of Sakura, as Taro and Yayoi listen.
Koshi Mizukami has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 2012. Signature works include Synanthrope, MIU404, Tokyo Burst: Crime City. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
