Main character Spring Bird Thrush (CV. Chisuge Haruka) (new character)

Spring Bird Thrush (dōng), Spring Bird つぐみ (はるどりつぐみ), also translated as " Harutori Ami"

The 14-year-old protagonist in Gaiden Not, weapon. Born in Japan, the entity is Halberd. Claiming to be a "14-year-old girl who fell in love", she met Maka when she first arrived at the Death War Academy and was encouraged by her. She began to admire Maka and changed her hairstyle to twin tails. Poor physical fitness, but gentle and straightforward personality. He Meimei and Aniya are regular customers at the coffee shop near the Death War Academy. At first, they were forced to work part-time because they ran out of pocket money. Later, they often helped the store manager solve problems.

Appears in the form of memories (explaining the birth process of the magic weapon) in Chapter 99 of the original biography. Duoduo Yinmeimei (CV. Yumu Bi) (new character)

A 14-year-old craftsman. A student and roommate who entered school at the same time as Kothrush. A very forgetful natural girl who can even forget her own name, and is so slow that she doesn't even know how to be afraid. The trick is "sleeping fist", which is good for physical fitness. Every night he crawls into the little thrush's bed for no apparent reason, and sometimes he even gets completely naked. Ania Hepburn (CV. Saori Hayami) (new character)

A 14-year-old craftsman. A student and roommate who entered school at the same time as Kothrush. She feels like a noble princess. Because he was interested in the common people, he enrolled in the Death Martial Arts College. She has a slightly arrogant personality and the way she speaks is as arrogant as a queen. The requirements for clothing are very conservative, almost below the knee. He puts on his cute side when he encounters setbacks. The character Kim Till (CV. Saito Chikazu) who appears in Soul Eater

is known as the "Witch of the Girls' Dormitory". It is said that she was a charming girl with long hair when she first entered school, but later she was kept away due to her bad behavior. The little thrush feels that he is somewhat similar to a tanuki (actually, he is the witch of a tanuki). His behavior pattern is egoistic, and his way of getting along with others is a little rough, but his nature is kind. They often charge unreasonable fees to school girls, but they only use "magic" without asking for anything in return. He often travels with the little thrush, including doing odd jobs, studying, etc. (A character who appeared in "Soul Eater", but not very obviously) Jacqueline O'Lante Dibre (CV. Oki Kanae)

A member of EAT. Kim's partner. Always tried to get along with Kim, but was often rejected. Called a cold-blooded woman by Kim. Later, with the help of Little Thrush, they often acted together and their relationship became better. In fact, the heart is not as cold as the appearance. Finally, he teamed up with Kim to protect the girls' dormitory of Death Martial Arts Academy. (A character who appeared in "Soul Eater", but not very obviously) Liz

The weapon is a semi-automatic pistol. The older sister of the infamous Thompson sisters. He was arrested by Kid and sentenced to observation, that is, he entered social service. Worked in the cafe where Little Thrush stayed. But the attitude towards customers is very bad, most people will be scared away, and the store manager feels very worried about this. Later, because the little thrush's attitude became softer, he would occasionally show a shy side. (Character that appeared in "Soul Eater") Patty

The weapon is a semi-automatic pistol like her sister. The younger of the Thompson sisters. He was also placed under observation and allowed to work in a coffee shop. She is naturally black, and her attitude toward guests seems to be worse than that of her sister, but she later softened. (Character that appeared in "Soul Eater") Maka Albon (CV. Chiaki Omigawa)

At that time, she was a member of EAT. Provided encouragement to the little thrush who just entered school. I gave a hardcover book called "Brave" to Little Thrush. (Character that appeared in "Soul Eater") Deadman Barrett (CV. Masashi Kimura)

Instructor. The dead people in NOT's story are not zombies yet, they are living people. He was investigating the kick-out incident, and was later killed by the witch Saura and turned into a zombie at the end of not. (Character that appeared in "Soul Eater") BLACK STAR

Artisan. As soon as they met, he confidently handed out an autograph to Kothrush, and later worked with Mamaga, Soul, Kid, and Tsubaki to stop the people controlled by the witch at the Death Warrior Festival. (Character that appeared in "Soul Eater") Soul Eater (CV. Onki Uchiyama)

Maka's weapon is a scythe most suitable for death. In the comics, he becomes Death size, the special weapon of Death; he was born in a musical family, is good at piano playing, and has an older brother who is a genius violinist. At first he went to the martial arts academy to escape, but later became serious after being infected by Majia. Later, the combination of him and Maka was the best pair with the best harmony of soul wavelengths in comics and animations. (Character that appeared in "Soul Eater") Death the Kid

As you can see from the name, he is the son of Death. He advocates symmetrical aesthetics almost pathologically. He is the craftsman who arrested the Thompson sisters. Occasionally he visited the Thompson sisters and later became their craftsman. This appears more in "Soul Eater" and less in this film. You can understand its role through "Soul Eater". (Character that appeared in "Soul Eater") Oaks Ford

A gifted student who is obsessed with Kim. Negus

Dead Man? Barrett’s weapon partner. She hasn't put on a bandage yet.

Akane (CV. Takahiro Sakurai), a person related to the Death Martial Arts Academy (new character)

A craftsman, a student who enrolled at the same time as Kothrush, has the mark of the Star Clan on his left eye. He comes from a family of jujitsu, and Star Clan is one of the branches of their family line. In order to prevent the decline of traditional martial arts, he entered the Death Martial Arts College. Because Cooley spends his living expenses at the arcade, he has to work in a coffee shop with him. (It is suspected that Cooley and the game arcade are often used as excuses, similar to "Cool Ray played too much in the game arcade") He has good physical strength and is one of the few students in NOT who can surpass EAT. The incident of kicking the gym is being investigated, and it is learned that the mastermind of the incident was a witch.

Appeared in the main story of Chapter 90 and is affiliated with the Central Intelligence Department. Cooley (CV. Seiichiro Yamashita) (new character)

The weapon is a long sword. Students who enrolled at the same time as Yamei. Like game consoles. Akane's partner at the beginning of the manga. The kicking incident is under investigation. He has very strong analytical skills, and it took him a short time to analyze the suspects (three witches) in the kick-out incident. Very poor on-the-spot reflexes.

Appeared in the main story of Chapter 90 and is affiliated with the Central Intelligence Department. Etana Field (CV. Mikako Komatsu) (new character)

The weapon is a switchblade. Students at the same time as Kim et al. The name is a stage name, given by Kim when he first entered school. He even registered it without authorization and asked for a naming fee. My real name is Huang Thi Mae, Vietnamese. He is very kind and will help the little thrush and others. Kim is often forced to buy some strange items. During the flea auction, he was hypnotized by the Scorpio witch Sheola, slashed passers-by and attacked Aniya. Unable to defeat Maja, who came to fight him, he was ordered to commit suicide by cutting off his carotid artery. Later he was rescued. Kana Altair (CV. Koiwai Kotori) (new character)

Although she is usually taciturn, she likes divination and will talk non-stop whenever she explains the divination. Misaki

The dormitory leader of the women's dormitory is mentally ill. I am a fan of Mary Smith, the main character in the novel "The People of Flanders".