Character Relationships in Guilty Crown
Shu Ouma (played by Yuki Kaji) is a protagonist in Guilty Crown.
High school student who gains the "Power of the King" to extract Voids after a vial shatters. Initially joins Funeral Parlor to rescue Inori and protect his friends, but deserts after a traumatic mission. Later returns to save his comrades, uncovers his sister Mana's connection to the Apocalypse Virus, and sacrifices himself to eradicate the plague. He later leads a resistance against GHQ's tyranny, ultimately saving Japan at the cost of his sight. Inori Yuzuriha (played by Ai Kayano) appears in Guilty Crown.
Vocalist of the internet group Egoist and a key member of Funeral Parlor. Shu extracts her Void weapon to fight GHQ. She uses her singing to temporarily reverse the Apocalypse Virus outbreak. Later revealed to be a vessel created for the soul of Shu's sister, Mana. Captured by GHQ, she ultimately sacrifices her body to permanently eradicate the virus, saving Shu and the world. Tsugumi (played by Ayana Taketatsu) appears in Guilty Crown.
Member of Funeral Parlor who seeks refuge at Tennouzu High School alongside Shu, Inori, and Ayase during the GHQ's containment of Loop 7. Shuichiro Keido (played by Kazuhiko Inoue) appears in Guilty Crown.
Leader of the Anti-Bodies who seizes control of GHQ to systematically eliminate rebels and spread the Apocalypse Virus. He kidnaps Inori to serve as a vessel for resurrecting Shu's sister, Mana, performing a coercive ritual to claim her. Cornered by Shu's allies, he chooses suicide over surrender. Souta Tamadate (played by Daisuke Sakaguchi) appears in Guilty Crown.
Argo Tsukishima (played by Anri Katsu) appears in Guilty Crown.
Makoto Waltz Segai (played by Nobutoshi Canna) appears in Guilty Crown.
Shibungi (played by Takehito Koyasu) appears in Guilty Crown.
Guilty Crown (2011) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
