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The following is a list of characters for the K anime and manga series.
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The following is a list of characters for the K anime and manga series.
They are a thug-like band (though they are not actually thugs), driven mostly by action and excitement, crying their slogan 'No Blood, no bone, no ash' when they gather. The king is capable of using fire for their attacks.
This is a group which stays at their headquarters, forming a police like organization. The members wield swords, which are drawn only to enforce the law.
A high school teacher who professions in English. She formerly taught Mikoto Suoh and Izumo Kusanagi. She is also Anna's paternal aunt. She appears in K Side:Red and K: Memory of Red.
A female Strain who works as a well-known assassin. She appears in K: Memory of Red.
Rikio Kamamoto's childhood friend. She appears in K: Memory of Red and K: Missing Kings.
The previous Red King and the late predecessor to Mikoto Suoh. He is the cause of the Kagutsu Crater incident.
A member of Scepter 4. He’s appears in the K Side:Blue. He was killed when he stepped in front of a bullet that was meant for Reisi Munakata.
The previous Blue King and the late predecessor to Reisi Munakata. He was killed by Gōki Zenjō.
A general Affairs Section clerk who works at Scepter 4. She is a good friend of Seri Awashima. She appears in K: Days of Blue.
A member of Scepter 4. Twin brother of Hayato Minato.
A member of Scepter 4. Twin brother of Akito Minato.
A girl who went to the same school as Saruhiko Fushimi and Misaki Yata. Saruhiko's cousin. She admired Saruhiko and wanted to be like him, and she seems to have been jealous of Yata. Later she joined Jungle. She appears in the Lost Small World novel and manga.
Father of Saruhiko Fushimi. Highly intelligent, but he never did anything useful with his life. He was mentally and psychologically abusive over his son. Later he got ill and died. He appears in the Lost Small World novel and manga, and also in Gakuen K.
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K is a Japanese anime series created by the animation studio GoHands and GoRA, a group consisting of seven anonymous authors known as Kōhei Azano, Tatsuki Miyazawa, Yukako Kabei, Yashichiro Takahashi, Hideyuki Furuhashi, Suzu Suzuki, and Rei Rairaku. The series is directed by Shingo Suzuki, who also serves as its character designer. It began airing on MBS on October 5, 2012. The anime has been licensed by Viz Media in North America and by Madman Entertainment in Australia. The series is set when Japan is secretly being ruled by seven Kings of psychic clans called the Seven Clans of Color. Yashiro Isana, a seemingly normal student of Ashinaka High School, is targeted by HOMRA of the Red Clan and Scepter 4 of the Blue Clan, following the murder of pacifist Tatara Totsuka from HOMRA. With the help of a highly skilled swordsman named Kuroh Yatogami and a feline Strain with the ability of sensory interference named Neko, Yashiro rediscovers his true identity.
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