This is a list of characters from the visual novel School Days and its adaptations. Most of the characters and their birthdays are named after Japanese Prime Ministers. [1]
Yuuki Ashikaga (足利 勇気, Ashikaga Yūki)
Roka Kitsuregawa (喜連川 路夏, Kitsuregawa Roka)
Chie Ashikaga (足利 知恵, Ashikaga Chie)
Ion Ishibashi (石橋 伊穏, Ishibashi Ion)
Youka Kira (吉良 洋佳, Kira Yōka)
Kyouichi Kasannoin (花山院 恭一, Kasannoin Kyōichi)
Tsutsumi Shibukawa (渋川 津々美, Shibukawa Tsutsumi)
Hanon Nijou (二条 葉音, Nijō Hanon)
Niki Okuma (大隈 二喜, Ōkuma Niki)
Ruka Imagawa (今川留夏, Imagawa Ruka)
Natsuki Hozokawa (細川 那津希, Hozokawa Natsuki)
Mugi Hatakeyama (畠山 麦, Hatakeyama Mugi)
Kyomi Kasannoin (花山院 恭美, Kasannoin Kyomi)
Yae Kanroji (甘露寺 八江, Kanroji Yae)
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