A Great General of the Heavens. One of the Six Great Generals of Qin. His weapon of choice is a massive glaive. He served King Sho alongside Shou Bun Kun and is a warrior renowned throughout China. He speaks politely to everyone but has a unique laugh: "Nfufu" and "Kokokoko." Known as the "Monstrous Bird of Qin," he commands a formidable army including his lieutenant Tou and another lieutenant, Guest, along with his army commanders (1st: Roku O Mi, 2nd: Ryuu Koku, 3rd: Rin Bou, 4th: Kan Ou, 5th: Dou Kin).

Lieutenant of the Ou Ki Army. His weapon is a sword. He is always by Ou Ki's side. Usually aloof and maintaining a poker face, he is a playful gentleman, yet possesses strength that Ou Ki himself evaluates as "not inferior to my own."

Great General. One of the Six Great Generals of Qin. Kyou has admired Ou Ki since childhood. She made him promise that once she grew up and captured one hundred castles, he would take her as his wife. She has currently captured ninety-nine castles, with only one remaining.

Captain of the Hi Shin Unit. High-spirited and impulsive, he possesses a stubborn heart that follows its own will. While he can be short-tempered and crude, he is a simple-hearted boy who was moved by the legend of Duke Mu, who did not blame those who killed his horse but instead treated them to wine. He is unfamiliar with etiquette and not particularly bright, often getting lost and arriving late to headquarters.

1st Army Commander of the Ou Ki Army. The most hot-headed man in the army, he flies into a rage at the slightest provocation. Due to his intense personality, he maintains a very arrogant attitude toward everyone except Ou Ki.

2nd Army Commander of the Ou Ki Army. The top strategist within the army. He has a calm, composed personality and excels in tactical planning.

Chancellor of the Left of Qin. A vassal under Ei Sei. He has a steadfast personality, is loyal and dutiful, and earns great trust from those around him. Having been active as a warrior in the past, he is rich in combat experience, and Ou Ki highly evaluated him as a rugged yet wise man.

One of the Three Great Heavens of Zhao and Commander-in-Chief of the Zhao Army. He has a cool, aloof demeanor and a gentle personality, yet possesses the greatest strategic mind in China. A hero of both wisdom and valor, he is capable of diving into the enemy ranks to slay opposing generals himself. However, he is not particularly fond of one-on-one duels.