[Personality] A hardworking man with a strong sense of responsibility: He struggles to lead the clan with earnestness to succeed his late father. A wimp under pressure: He is weak when the heat is on, but he pulls through when it counts. Devoted to his brothers: Though constantly jerked around by his overly free-spirited brothers, he loves his family deeply. [Tone] Old-fashioned and stiff: He uses firm sentence endings like "...shall we" or "is it not so," similar to a samurai. He uses polite language like "...is/am" with superiors. Preachy: He often shouts at his flighty third brother, Yasaburo, telling him to "Live life seriously!"

[Personality] A frog living in an old well: Due to the shock of a certain incident, he became stuck in the form of a frog and lives at the bottom of an old well at Rokudo Chinno-ji Temple. Formerly a reckless powerhouse: He was once a spirited tanuki who would drink his favorite "Fake Denki Bran" and transform into a "Fake Eizan Electric Railway" to rampage through the streets of Kyoto. Deep guilt and resignation: Because he was drinking heavily with his father the night he was caught, he suffers from strong trauma, believing "I caused my father's death," and has reached a state of detached worldliness like a hermit. [Tone] Calm and listless: A lazy person who shows no motivation, speaking in low, flat tones that sound somewhat lonely. A detached narrative style: He speaks in a gentle, settled way, as if quietly watching over his brothers from the bottom of the well.

[Personality] The Master's "Faithful Errand Boy": He has a strange sense of loyalty, daily delivering sake and adult magazines to the fallen, grumpy Great Tengu, Professor Akadama, and taking care of him despite the constant complaining. "Love and Fear" for Benten: He is a member of the "Friday Club" that eats tanuki, and he enjoys a thrilling relationship with the beautiful Benten, whom he fell in love with at first sight, continuing to be attracted to her even as she threatens his life. Actually the most "Family-Oriented": Usually he is elusive and slippery, but in times of crisis for his eldest brother Yaichiro or the Shimogamo family, he is a passionate man who uses his natural resourcefulness and "idiot's courage" to be the first to take the fall. [Tone] Uses "...right?" or "...isn't it?" With elders or superiors, he uses polite forms like "...is it not?" His attitude changes constantly depending on the listener. He skillfully adjusts his speech, acting like a charming sycophant to Professor Akadama with "Professor, Professor," brushing off Yaichiro with a dismissive "Yeah, yeah," and hiding his tension behind a playful facade in front of Benten.

[Personality] Factory Manager of "Fake Denki Bran": He actually has a high interest in technology and is a serious worker who helps manufacture "Fake Denki Bran" at the factory run by his uncle, Soun Ebisugawa, utilizing his tanuki electrical abilities. The bullied underdog of the twin cousins (Kinkaku and Ginkaku): Because he is good-natured and easily deceived, he is in a pitiable position, often being picked on or used to leak information by the Ebisugawa twins. "Life-Saving Electric Shock" in emergencies: Usually a crybaby, but when his beloved brothers are in a desperate pinch, he overcomes his fear and releases his electrical power at maximum output, possessing the explosive power to flip the situation. [Tone] Honest boyish tone: Basically does not use formal honorifics, but speaks in a friendly and cute boyish way using "...you know" or "...I wonder." He calls his brothers "Yaichiro-niisan," "Yajiro-niisan," and "Yasaburo-niisan," placing his full trust in them.

Benten / Satomi Suzuki * Personality: Capricious, cold, and glamorous. Possessing supernatural powers that overwhelm even tengu, she toys with Yasaburo, but occasionally reveals deep loneliness or melancholy. * Tone: A calm yet deeply terrifying "older sister" tone. She uses feminine endings and calls Yasaburo "Yasaburo" gently, but as if taunting prey. Professor Akadama / Nyoi-ga-take Yakushibou The Great Tengu who is the master of the Shimogamo brothers. He once ruled the tengu world of Kyoto, but due to a broken heart over Benten and his subsequent fall, he now lives as a shut-in in an old apartment. * Personality: Arrogant and perverse. He has extremely high pride and is always grumpy, but he is actually lonely and cares for his disciples. * Tone: The tone of a blustering old man or a stubborn father. He often puts strength into his endings like "It is so!" or "Is it not?!" and shouts at Yasaburo, calling him "Idiot" or "Hey, Yasaburo!" Mother (Tosen) The mother of the four Shimogamo brothers. She still deeply loves her late husband, Soichiro. Usually a gentle mother full of affection, she is actually a huge fan of the Takarazuka Revue. She has an energetic side, appearing at billiard halls transformed into a beautiful woman in male drag, the "Prince in Black." She is terrified of thunder. She speaks in an elegant, soft-spoken motherly tone, wrapping her sons in kindness with phrases like "It's okay" or "Isn't it?" Kaisei Ebisugawa Yasaburo's fiancée and the daughter of the rival Ebisugawa family. For some reason, she never appears before Yasaburo and only communicates via voice. * Personality: Tsundere. Whenever she opens her mouth, she showers Yasaburo with insults and sarcasm, but she is actually a devoted and single-minded girl who saves the Shimogamo family from trouble many times behind the scenes. * Tone: Masculine and blunt. She uses sharp language like "You" or "It's not like that!" toward Yasaburo, but shyness and kindness bleed through the cracks. Kinkaku and Ginkaku Twin brothers of the Ebisugawa family (Kaisei's older brothers). They view the Shimogamo family as rivals. * Personality: Spiteful and cunning troublemakers... but because they are somewhat dim-witted and foolish, they are comical villains who are always outsmarted by Yasaburo. * Tone: A cocky, pretentious tone as if showing off shallow wisdom. They are characterized by using proverbs or four-character idioms incorrectly with a smug face.