Each year, more than 150 new anime series are released, yet few of them are as well-known as Naruto or Demon Slayer. Although the plot and animation are important to the series’ success, the anime characters with remarkable performances are what most viewers remember about the anime.

50 Best Anime Characters Of All Time

So Here is a list of Top 50 Anime Characters Of All Time

1. Levi Ackerman (Attack On Titans)

Levi is the Scouting Legion’s captain and the strongest soldier in all of humanity. He is well known for his battle with the Beast Titan, which set numerous records. Levi is very aware of his little stature. When he’s not on the job, he always wears a suit and has sharp eyes. Before Erwin, the Commander of all soldiers, recruited him, he was taking part in crimes in the underground city. 

Levi is typically an irascible individual who is always angry. Because he makes decisions without considering his own feelings, his decision-making is the best of all the troops. 

He is an all-around wonderful guy who is modest, friendly, and a little bit rigid. He possesses one of the baddest personalities in all of anime and is capable of sacrificing everything for the benefit of his friends. His serious demeanor enhances the tone of the programme, and his whole presence just makes the presentation more enjoyable. 

I’m not going to lie; it’s quite difficult to imagine an Attack on Titan without Captain Levi. Levi Ackerman, often known as Captain Levi, holds the top rank on this list because he personifies the spirit of this anime.

2. L Lawliet (Death Note)

We have one of the most well-known figures of all time as the runner-up. No, not the character known as “One Of The Most Popular Anime Characters of All Time.” Yes, L Lawliet is one of the most well-known fictional characters, and let me just say that he deserves all the love and adulation that he receives. There are probably very few people who require me to even mention this, but L Lawliet is one of the main characters in Death Note. Yes, he opposes Light Yagami as the series’ nemesis. 

And like Light, he challenges our understanding of what an antagonist is. You might recall how intriguing his personality was if you watched Death Note when you were a Weeblet. This was accurate to the extent that many of us might have even tried to sit or drink tea the same way he did. He was lovely to be around. But it’s not just how he makes an effect on viewers; it’s also how much value he brings to the Death Note series overall. 

Any Death Note enthusiast will give you a bad response if you inquire about the lack of L from the narrative. In other words, L is regarded as the series’ soul by everyone who has watched Death Note. Death Note wouldn’t have reached its current level of popularity without him.

3. Lelouch vi Britannia (Code Geass)

In both Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion and Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2, the protagonist is Lelouch vi Britannia. He was the 98th Emperor of Britannia, Charles zi Britannia, and the son of the Eleventh Prince of the Holy Britannian Empire. In addition, he was the founder and leader of The Black Knights and the genuine Zero. While Sayaka Ohara performs the voice of his younger self, he is voiced by Jun Fukuyama. Lelouch’s child voice is performed by Michelle Ruff, with Johnny Yong Bosch providing the English dub voice.

Lelouch is a lovely young man who inherited his mother’s black hair and violet eyes. Lelouch, like the majority of the series’ protagonists, is rather skinny and has little muscle. Lelouch is a towering man despite this; he is at least a head taller than Kallen and appears to be a little taller than Suzaku. 

Lelouch typically dons either the Zero uniform or the Ashford Academy uniform. He typically wears a crimson jacket with a black shirt underneath and gray pants when he is not in Ashford, though he has worn alternative outfits on occasion. 

In his role as Emperor, he dons a white robe with gold accents, a matching helmet, and a crimson eye design on each, alluding to his Geass power. He won the Animage magazine’s annual Anime Grand Prix, where he was named the most well-liked male character of 2006, 2007 and 2008.

4. Son Goku (Dragon Ball)

Son Goku, a Saiyan who was raised on Earth, serves as the series’ overall primary character. Kakarot, who was originally taken to Earth as an infant, was adopted by Grandpa Gohan, who gave him the name Son Goku. Goku experiences early brain trauma that alters his memories, removing his innate propensity for destruction and allowing him to develop into one of Earth’s best defenders. He works tirelessly to become the best fighter he can be, and by doing so, he has repeatedly prevented the annihilation of the Earth and the cosmos.

When Goku was a young Saiyan, he was extremely shy and often cried out for attention. Then, Goku was given a more hostile programming to complete his purpose of destroying all intelligent life on Earth. He was rough, violent, and hostile when Grandpa Gohan discovered him, and he had no interest in speaking to the elderly man. Nevertheless, Goku became well-known for the vivacious, kind, sincere, and compassionate personality attributes he received from his mother Gine after the head injury that made him forget his natural hostility.

5. Naruto Uzumaki (Naruto Series)

A member of the Uzumaki clan from Konohagakure, Naruto Uzumaki is a shinobi. On the day of his birth, he was made the jinchuriki of the Nine-Tails, a fate that caused him to grow up being despised by the majority of Konoha. After joining Team Kakashi, Naruto worked hard to earn the respect of the community while pursuing his goal of becoming Hokage.

Through many challenges over the ensuing years, he developed into a skilled ninja who was revered by the villagers and, soon after, the rest of the world. He became known as the Hero of the Hidden Leaf. He quickly demonstrated his importance in the Fourth Shinobi World War victory, enabling him to fulfill his ambition and become the village’s Seventh Hokage.

It is well known that Naruto is raucous, enthusiastic, and unconventional—qualities that Hashirama Senju shares. When feeling emotional, he ends his remarks with “Dattebayo!” He apparently got this habit from his mother. Although Naruto thrives on competition and isn’t hesitant to ask for help, he is generally naive and slow to grasp concepts or circumstances. He can even be forgetful and frequently needs an oversimplified analogy to understand explanations.

6. Gintoki Sakata (Gintama)

The lead character in the Gintama series is Gintoki Sakata. He is the creator and leader of the Yorozuya and a highly accomplished samurai who has fought in previous battles such as the Joui War. He earned the nickname “the Shiroyasha” throughout the conflict thanks to his ferocious swordsmanship, demonic visage, white attire, and silver hair.

His birthplace, the fate of his parents, and his activities before becoming a kid scavenger are all unknown. Additionally unknown is the duration of his activity. He earned the moniker “Corpse Eating Demon” from the locals because he was frequently observed prowling around empty battlefields looking for corpses to use as food and weapons.

Gintoki is incredibly slothful. He spends his days relaxing and reading Shounen Jump while giving his younger employees wise and sage-like advice, even though most of the time he has no idea what he’s talking about. He is frequently seen with a dumb expression on his face.

7. Eren Yeager (Attack on Titans)

Eren Yeager is the main protagonist of the anime Attack on Titans. Eren Yeager served in the Survey Corps in the past. He served as Attack on Titan’s main protagonist. He and his parents resided in Shiganshina District up to the fall of Wall Maria, when he helplessly watched as a Titan devoured his mother. Eren would develop a deep loathing for the Titans as a result of this incident, and he would vow to eradicate them all from the face of the Earth.

As a result of his fierce resolve to defend humanity and, subsequently, his equally fierce determination to escape the Walls, Eren was best characterized as being hard headed, strong-willed, passionate, and impetuous. He was so determined to join the Survey Corps that even as a young child, he screamed and yelled at his mother, calling the villagers “silly” and comparing them to complacent animals. 

Eren was extremely protective of his friends and family, even at the expense of his own life. Since Eren experienced some of the worst anguish and suffering in anime, he is sympathetic to practically all of the show’s viewers. In addition, Eren is a popular favorite because of his dark and edgy personality, similar to Kaneki Ken.

8. Light Yagami (Death Note)

The central character of the Death Note series is Light Yagami. He decides to use the Death Note to eradicate criminals after finding it. Light is described as being diligent, talented, and a natural genius, and his murders are ultimately attributed by the people of Japan to the efforts of “Kira.” Light is a skilled planner and good at outlining scenarios. Light is also loved by his family and is quite well-liked by his classmates. But once he had the notebook, his intense sense of arrogance immediately set in because of his excellent intelligence and the repeated praise from grownups.

Like his father Soichiro, Light has a strong sense of justice, but this is soon poisoned by the notebook’s power and becomes distorted. 

Light Yagami is, in the opinion of many, the greatest protagonist of all time. We wonder what exactly a protagonist is in light of the way Light deals with the criminals before shifting to a different mental state. 

Aren’t the protagonists meant to be the good guys? Can Light be trusted? Or is his philosophy flawed? You can tell a character is unique when he approaches problems in this manner.

9. Satoru Gojo (Jujutsu Kaisen)

One of the key characters in the Jujutsu Kaisen series is Satoru Gojo. He is the strongest man in the entire planet and a special grade jujutsu sorcerer. Satoru, the first person to inherit both the Limitless and the Six Eyes in four hundred years, is the pride of the Gojo Family. He employs his position of power to safeguard and develop dependable young allies while working as a teacher at the Tokyo Jujutsu High.

When interacting with his students, close friends, and coworkers, he typically displays a relaxed and playful demeanor. He is harsh and indifferent to sorcerer executives, as evidenced by his open disregard for Principal Gakuganji and his adversaries. 

Satoru is immensely confident in his abilities and reputation as a powerful sorcerer and believes himself to be invincible. He frequently just perceives people in terms of how strong he thinks they are, and he generally has no sympathy for those he considers to be weak. He has a great desire for power and is also very arrogant.

10. Roronoa Zoro (One Piece)

As one of the Straw Hat Pirates’ two swordsmen and one of the Nine Senior Officers of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet, Roronoa Zoro, also known as “Pirate Hunter” Zoro, is a combatant. He is the second member of Luffy’s crew and the first to join it, doing so in the Romance Dawn Arc. Previously a bounty hunter. 

Zoro is one of the three strongest fighters in the Straw Hats, along with Sanji and Luffy, and is a master of the Three Sword Style, a swordsmanship technique he developed while learning to use a sword in Shimotsuki Village as a young child. He made a promise to his late childhood companion Kuina that he would one day become the finest swordsman in the world.

Zoro is recognised as one of the twelve pirates who are known as the “Worst Generation,” in addition to his notoriety as a member of the Straw Hats and a former bounty hunter. This man can literally be in danger of dying yet still maintain that “Nothing Happened.” No one can dislike him because of his good temperament, entertaining demeanor, and entertainment value. All One Piece fans are aware that this man is the heart of the show.

11. Edward Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist)

The title character of the Fullmetal Alchemist series is Edward Elric, usually referred to as Ed or the Fullmetal Alchemist. Ed was the youngest State Alchemist in history when he received his certification at age twelve, despite having lost his right arm and left leg as a result of an unsuccessful effort at human transmutation. 

The legendary Philosopher’s Stone is an object that Ed hopes to use to restore his younger brother Alphonse Elric, whose entire body had been lost following the human transmutation. Ed has become completely absorbed in this search for the object three years later. Edward first comes out as having a young personality. He is unmistakably strong-willed and stubborn, usually letting his petty and vengeful nature get the best of him, and regularly needs to be stopped or disciplined by Al or anyone else around. 

He tends to be fairly egotistical and self-absorbed, acting more often out of self-interest than out of altruism and takes several opportunities to soothe his own ego or flaunt the political influence and financial privilege of his military position. He has earned the reputation of being somewhat of a loose cannon because of his general hostility towards those in positions of power and his lack of motivation to comply with their directives.

12. Okabe Rintaro (Steins;Gate)

The protagonist of the Steins;Gate series is the self-described crazy scientist Rintaro Okabe, also known as Hououin Kyouma. 

Okabe is a dramatic, odd, and infrequently tsundere person. He calls himself a mad scientist and loves to go by the name “Hououin Kyouma,” which he frequently uses to introduce himself to people. 

To his dismay, most people don’t seem to care and instead call him by his real name or by his nickname, “Okarin.” He does this while calling Kurisu a variety of names that annoy her to varied degrees, which is a little hypocritical. Others, on the other hand, prefer his nicknames, such as Luka Urushibara’s endearing nickname “Lukako,” which alludes to his feminine side.

In addition, Okabe lacked social skills to the extent that he found nothing wrong with yelling in Kurisu’s face when she called him “Okabe” rather than “Hououin Kyouma” and failed to comprehend why she was sobbing afterward, even after she sarcastically stated the reason. In fact, Kurisu thinks the infantile Mayuri was normal in comparison to his terrible social abilities. But in his first meeting with Luka, he demonstrated that he wasn’t afraid to offer assistance to strangers.

13. Killua Zoldyck (Hunter x Hunter)

The deuteragonist of the anime/manga series Hunter Hunter is Killua Zoldyck. He is Gon Freecss’ best buddy and the middle kid of the Zoldyck family. As the middle child of the notorious assassin family Zoldyck, Killua was born. Killua has already demonstrated significant promise at a young age and is poised to become one of the most skilled assassins the family has ever produced. Killua unexpectedly rebelled against his family because he was bored and sick of killing, hurting both his mother and his second brother before fleeing to take the Hunter Exam for amusement. During the first part of the Hunter Exam, he meets Gon, and they quickly become the best of friends.

At first, Killua is presented as a person who resembles Gon in that she is cheeky, upbeat, and brimming with wicked ideas. He is also one of the series’ characters with the best quick thinking. But his ruthlessness and skill with a gun reveal the bloodthirsty, lethal, and violent side of him. Killua has been tormented since infancy, conditioning him to have a high tolerance for pain, poison, and lightning.

Despite being young, Killua was able to instantly capture the interest of all Hunter x Hunter fans. Because he is one of the series’ primary characters, this man is obviously going to attract a lot of attention. 

Killua, however, is deserving of all the adoration and respect he receives from the anime community, unlike many other characters. Both his presence on the screen and his contribution to the overall plot are outstanding.

14. Ichigo Kurosaki (Bleach)

Ichigo Kurosaki is a Human who also works as a Shinigami Substitute. Ichigo is the elder brother of Karin and Yuzu and the son of Isshin and Masaki Kurosaki. Kazui Kurosaki is his son, and he is married to Orihime Inoue. When he was younger, Ichigo usually smiled when he was with Masaki and frequently held her hand, treating her as the center of his universe. When Masaki arrived to take him up, Ichigo, who sometimes grieved after losing matches at the dojo where he practiced, smiled once more. Ichigo first developed a desire to defend his mother when he was very young and heard his father explain that his name means “to protect one thing.”

Ichigo is obstinate, irritable, impetuous, and strong-willed for a teenager. Despite his assertions to the contrary, he makes an effort to project a cold and distant persona. He typically wears his eyebrows together and maintains an almost constant scowl on his face. Ichigo himself has admitted that he has an impulsive, loud personality, and if someone begins a confrontation with him, he will unavoidably respond in kind.

Ichigo is a capable student who consistently studies and completes his assigned homework. He is ranked 23rd in his class for the year. He puts in a lot of effort to dispel the false impressions that many people have of him based on his hair color and his involvement in combat.

15. Tanjiro Kamado (Demon Slayer)

The main character in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is Tanjiro Kamado. He joined the Demon Slayer Corps as a Demon Slayer in order to hunt down and kill demons as well as find a cure to turn his sister, Nezuko Kamado, back into a human. He later vowed to annihilate Muzan Kibutsuji, the King of Demons, in order to save others from the same fate as himself. 

Before his family was massacred by Muzan and his younger sister, Nezuko, was transformed into a monster, Tanjiro worked as a coal burner. Tanjiro has been praised by others for his nice disposition, soft eyes, and sensitive demeanor. 

His tireless hunt for a cure for Nezuko is the most obvious example of his tremendous tenacity and refusal to give up once he starts out to do something. Tanjiro is capable of getting by on his own, but he doesn’t mind getting assistance when he needs it. He guards his pals fiercely, but his little sister is much more so.

16. Kaneki Ken (Tokyo Ghoul)

The series’ central character, Ken Kaneki, is known as Tokyo Ghoul. He is presently the father of Ichika Kaneki and the spouse of Touka Kirishima. He used to study Japanese literature at Kamii University while living a fairly routine existence. But this immediately changed when Rize Kamishiro’s kakuhou was implanted into him, transforming him into a one-eyed ghoul. 

Kaneki is the first manufactured one-eyed ghoul. His unique half-ghoul state forms the foundation of the Quinx theory. He learns how to live as a ghoul after working as a part-time waitress for Anteiku, and finally adopts the name Eyepatch.

Because of how graphic and intense the story was when Kaneki Ken first appeared in the anime and manga, people went bonkers. People began to adore Kaneki more than they ever had. He was a good-hearted child who desired to lead a typical life. But when he became a ghoul, it was his strategies for adjusting to his new life and his outlook on mankind that inspired people. 

Furthermore, it was something that nearly no one had ever seen before when he chose the dark route in his life. Because of all the attention he received, our child is still regarded as one of the greatest manga heroes.

17. Guts (Berserk)

Former mercenary Guts, also known as the “Black Swordsman,” is a notorious traveler who wanders the globe while internally torn between pursuing his own goals and keeping his ties to those who are important to him. 

Guts, who was once only motivated by his will to live, finds meaning in life after joining the Band of the Falcon. As captain of the band’s raiders, Guts significantly contributed to the faction’s illustrious victories during the Hundred-Year War. He finally grows weary of holding onto Griffith’s goal and leaves the band to pursue his own. After Griffith alerts Guts to the horrors of the Eclipse, Guts launches a two-year fight against the God Hand and apostles, growing more and more enraged in his single-minded pursuit of vengeance.

He eventually understands that defending his regressed girlfriend is more important to him and that he cannot accomplish it alone. As a result, he abandons his pursuit of revenge and forges bonds of friendship with new allies.

18. Saitama (One Punch Man)

Saitama, commonly known as Caped Baldy, is the main character and most powerful character in the webcomic, manga, and anime series One Punch-Man. Saitama is experiencing an existential crisis because he has apparently trained himself so hard that he unintentionally broke the natural limiter that keeps living things from becoming superhuman. As a result, he is now too powerful to experience any thrill from his bravery. 

He is assigned to protect Z-City from enigmatic beings and is listed with the Heroes Association as a B-Class Superhero (A-Class in the comics). Saitama is said to be rather uninterested. He doesn’t take his heroic duties seriously and fights monsters as though he is swatting mosquitoes because even the mightiest adversaries are no match for him. 

He is continuously looking for a foe who can genuinely test him because his superhero profession has grown dull. He argues that the absence of any such opponents has caused him to experience a self-imposed existential crisis and has significantly diminished his capacity to experience any and all emotions.

19. Itachi Uchiha (Naruto)

Itachi Uchiha was an Anbu Captain and a member of the Uchiha clan from Konohagakure. After killing every member of his clan, he later turned into a worldwide criminal, only saving his little brother Sasuke. After that, he joined the worldwide gang known as Akatsuki, whose activities frequently pitted him against Konoha and its ninja, particularly Sasuke, who wanted to exact revenge on his clan by killing Itachi. 

Itachi was a devoted shinobi of Konohagakure to the very end, but after his death, it was revealed that his motivations were more nuanced than first thought and that his deeds had always been done for the benefit of his brother and community. Itachi displayed maturity for his age and a keen understanding of how to handle every situation from an early age. He was also calm and perceptive. 

Despite all of his success, brilliance, and notoriety, Itachi was a modest individual. Most of what he said would be fair and accurate; he was never self-righteous or dismissive of others. Itachi would openly acknowledge when a foe exceeded his expectations or presented a genuine challenge to him or his allies. He had the same level of reasoning as a Hokage at the age of seven.

20. Kurisu Makise (Steins;Gate)

Shouichi Makise’s daughter, Kurisu, is a brilliant student who graduated from college at the age of seventeen and is a member of the Future Gadget Lab and the Brain Science Institute at Viktor Chondria University.

Steins;Gate was among the most important and influential anime of its era for a number of reasons. But one person stole the show from the others. Kurisu Makise attracted heaps of love and attention from admirers as the prototypical tsundere. 

For better or worse, Kurisu grudgingly joined up with Rintaro and became his crime-fighting companion. Kurisu has a lovely side that makes her stand out from the rest of the characters, despite the fact that she initially comes off as chilly. Fans were more concerned about her destiny as the series went on.

Even when someone is acting tense in front of her, Kurisu generally maintains her composure. She is a sensible, mature young woman. She occasionally exhibits a far more shy side, though. She constantly exhibits a hatred of nicknames, disliking every moniker Okabe calls her, “The Zombie” bothering her the most.

21. Mikasa Ackerman (Attack on Titans)

Along with Armin Arlert, Mikasa Ackerman serves as one of the two deuteragonists in the show. Before Wall Maria fell, Mikasa resided with Eren Yeager and his parents, Grisha and Carla, who had protected her after her parents were slaughtered by human traffickers. She belongs to the Azumabito clan and is a significant political player in Hizuru as the final survivor of the Shogun clan on Paradise Island. 

Mikasa joined the military despite only wishing to lead a peaceful life, and is now considered as the best soldier in the 104th Training Corps. She later enlists in the Survey Corps to find and protect Eren, becoming one of its most valued resources. She works with the Corps as an officer right now.

Before moving in with the Yeagers, Mikasa had the appearance of a happy, gregarious, and kind youngster. She continued to live blissfully with her parents and other loved ones because of her naivety, which allowed her to put worrying thoughts to the back of her mind. Mikasa has grown more emotionally distant and deadly as a result of her upbringing, occasionally terrifying her allies as much as her foes. Despite how hopeless the situation appears to be, she is often calm and stoic, rarely losing her composure or not knowing what to do.

22. Hachiman Hikigaya (OreGairu)

The main character of the light novel Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru is Hachiman Hikigaya. He is the primary subject of the plot of the narrative. He is the second person in the Service Club and a student in Sbu High School’s Class 2F. Hachiman is a lonely, cynical, and overly pragmatic young man. He is adamant that “youth” is nothing more than an illusion made by hypocrites, for hypocrites, who were themselves born from the ashes of previous failures. His futures advisor pressures him into joining the Service Club despite his evident corruption in the belief that exposure to the outside world may alter his character and ultimately make him a “better person.”

Despite his misanthropic tendencies, Hachiman is actually a genuinely selfless, helpful person who has excellent intentions. Hachiman is a genuine tsundere who appears to drive people away in order to mask his self-hatred. Unlike previous protagonists, Hachiman doesn’t seem to be able to just use friendship and optimism to make things go his way, which makes him accessible to fans.

23. Rem (Re:Zero)

With her sister Ram, Rem works as a maid for margrave Roswaal L Mathers. She plays significant roles in Arcs 2, 3, and 7 of Re:Zero, making her one of the primary supporting characters. She also played a supporting role in Arc 2’s first half as the antagonist. 

She was initially wary of Subaru, but after he saved her, she warmed up to him and even started to feel great affection for him. She was put into suspended animation, however, after the conclusion of Arc 3, when Lye Batenkaitos devoured her name and memories. After Lye’s death at the end of Arc 6, she finally awoke from her sleep, but she now has amnesia because she hasn’t yet regained her memories. At the conclusion of Arc 6, she traveled with Subaru and Louis Arneb to the Sacred Empire of Vollacia. 

She remained in Guaral while Vincent, Subaru, Al, and other people went to the Demon City of Chaosflame so that she could receive instruction from Priscilla Barielle on how to improve her skills with Healing Magic. Overall, Rem is a wonderful sister to Ram and is a close friend to Subaru. Rem is prepared to take the lead and stand up for either of them, no matter what. There is no questioning Rem’s mental toughness, despite the fact that she isn’t the strongest combatant in the room.

24. Spike Spiegel (Cowboy Bebop)

Bounty hunter Spike Spiegel and his crew sail through space on a ship called the Bebop. Spike used to be a part of the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate before he started out as a bounty hunter. Spike demonstrated a wide range of skills and aptitudes, including proficiency in martial arts and hand-to-hand combat. 

The two gained a reputation as the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate’s toughest fighters while working together as partners with Vicious. But all changed when Spike began a relationship with Vicious’ girlfriend Julia, turning the two into ferocious rivals. Spike sought to leave the Syndicate after finding happiness outside of violence, but he was ultimately compelled to do so by pretending to die and severing his relationship with Julia.

Julia never shows up for their meeting after Spike poses as dead to escape the Syndicate; instead, she hides to prevent betraying him or being killed herself. 

Later, Jet Black, the captain of the Bebop, a former Inter-Solar System Police (ISSP) officer and bounty hunter, was introduced to Spike. In addition to being a pilot, Spike operated the Swordfish II, a modified asteroid racer. Spike and Jet are legitimate bounty hunters that roam the inhabited planets and moons of the solar system in search of wanted individuals.

25. Joseph Joestar (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventures)

Joseph Joestar serves as both the primary protagonist and an ally in Parts 2 through 4. In JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure series, he is the second JoJo. He also appears in the series the second-most often as JoJo. 

Joseph is a natural-born Ripple user who eventually learned to use a Stand. He currently uses Hermit Purple, a psychic photographic Stand. With initiative and exceptional resourcefulness, Joseph confronts the incredible threats that come his way throughout his life, fending off vampires, the Pillar Men, and evil Stand users. 

He is one of the most well-known characters in the series and the second most frequent JoJo after his grandson Jotaro Kujo. Young Joseph is impulsive, belligerent, and hot-headed. Growing up, Joseph would frequently get into fights because he was quick to react aggressively to even the slightest provocation; prior to the events of the novel, he had been arrested seven times and expelled from school once for fighting. 

Joseph is a jovial person who values having fun over responsibility. Joseph has a really stupid side, and he enjoys winning the majority of his battles by outsmarting his opponent with crazy ideas that initially catch his opponents off guard with how ridiculous they are.

26. Kakashi Hatake (Naruto) 

Shinobi from the Hatake clan of Konohagakure include Kakashi Hatake. He is one of Konoha’s most skilled ninja, known as Kakashi of the Sharingan, and is frequently relied upon for guidance and leadership despite his own aversion to accountability. Kakashi stresses the value of teamwork to teach Team 7 trainees; he learned this concept from his boyhood buddy Obito Uchiha, who also gave him the Sharingan. Kakashi becomes Konoha’s Sixth Hokage following the Fourth Shinobi World War.

It’s challenging to surpass a series’ protagonist, but Kakashi frequently outperformed Naruto in popularity surveys. He has an iconic design, a complicated personality, and a carefree demeanor that just screams cool. He is the kind of instructor everyone wishes they had: intelligent, relatable, laid-back, and completely committed to his pupils. 

Throughout Naruto’s development, Kakashi has repeatedly saved his bacon, and while Naruto was formulaic and predictable, Kakashi had a number of unexpected qualities that let him steal the show. Kakashi has a fascinating history that’s full of grief, loss, and retribution. Kakashi’s history is a central theme in some of the most moving tales in the Naruto canon.He has a compelling enough backstory to warrant his own television series.

27. Bakugo Katsuki (My Hero Academia)

Katsuki Bakugo is a student in Class 1-A at U.A. High School who is preparing to be a Pro Hero. His childhood friends also call him Kacchan and refer to him by his superhero name, Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight. He serves as the show’s deuteragonist. Especially towards the start of the series, Katsuki is an aggressive, unpleasant, conceited, and short-tempered character. As a result of his bad conduct that dates all the way back to his early years, when he was known to bully a young, quirkless Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki tends to come across as unheroic. 

He frequently boasted about the strength of his Explosion Quirk and even boasted that he would defeat his entire middle school class, demonstrating that he was highly haughty and contemptuous to those around him.He openly displayed hostility toward Izuku, primarily because of his former Quirklessness, and frequently dismissed his aspirations to become a Hero despite not possessing a Quirk. He also called him the derogatory nickname “Deku.” 

He even threatened Izuku, saying that he wouldn’t apply to the U.A. High School if both of them passed the entrance exam because he wanted to be the only student from his middle school to get in. But after being admitted to the U.A. and suffering several setbacks on his own, one of which even came from Izuku, Katsuki has gradually become less hostile, despite still holding onto many of his unfavorable characteristics.

28. Ryomen Sukuna (Jujutsu Kaisen)

Ryomen Sukuna, more commonly known as just Sukuna, is a powerful cursed spirit hailed as the undisputed King of Curses. He is one of the series’ main adversaries in Jujutsu Kaisen. 

A tale claims that Sukuna, a human sorcerer who lived during the jujutsu golden period over a thousand years ago, was an imaginary demon who was defeated by other sorcerers who offered everything to do so. He was cursed after he passed away, and his curse was too powerful for his body to be completely obliterated. His 20 invincible fingers were then kept in tomb wax and traveled through the ages as cursed items, gaining strength over time. Due to Yuji Itadori eating one of Sukuna’s cursed fingers, which hold his fractured power, Sukuna has become incarnated as him in the present.

Sukuna is extremely sadistic, cold-hearted, self-centered, and unethical. He made a remark shortly after Yuji consumed his finger that implied the murder of women and children and compared them to crawling maggots. He rarely bothers about the effects of his acts because of his tremendous power, even if they have an impact on his host, Yuji Itadori. He even regularly mocks and belittles Yuji, calling him a brat and, on several occasions, laughing or relishing Yuji’s anguish.

29. Yato (Noragami)

One of the primary three protagonists of Noragami is Yato, also known by his given name, Yaboku. He is a mysterious god who desires to be a God of Fortune. He was once revered as a God of Misfortune. 

Yato exhibits unpredictable, impolite, and occasionally naughty behavior. Sometimes he can be rather gullible or childlike. He frequently has delusions about being a god of unparalleled success, complete with a huge, lavish shrine and adoring miko. 

Yato is quite frugal with his money; he wants to finish every task so he won’t have to reimburse his clients, and he even feels tempted to sell his shinki when he receives a sizable offer.Yato is literally a god. But his relatable nature is what makes him such a remarkable character. Yato, the main character of the Noragami television series, aspires to become a well-known God by creating a shrine for himself. 

However, he is unable to amass enough funds to construct a shrine when he provides all of his services for just $5. As a result, he uses various techniques that you wouldn’t think a God would use. He is a cool-headed, collected individual who is also a bit of a moron. 

30. Asta (Black Clover)

After his mother abandons him on the church’s doorstep, Asta is an orphan fostered by a church in Hage. Asta receives a five-leaf clover grimoire containing an Anti Magic devil when she is 15 years old. He joins the Black Bull Magic Knights unit of the Clover Kingdom, rising to the rank of 1st Class Senior Magic Knight and briefly holding the title of Royal Knight.

Asta is typically exuberant and lively. To the chagrin of some persons around him and frequently in defiance of others’ viewpoints, he frequently shouts out his thoughts and objectives. One of the first instances of this was when, during the Magic Knights entrance exam, he declared his desire to become a Magic Emperor and asked others who were jeering him to keep silent. In more severe circumstances, Asta’s easy-going nature is regularly used for comedic effect. 

However, Yami Sukehiro is intrigued by his fierce tenacity and chooses to enlist him in his army. His tenacity also gives him an unbreakable will. Asta constantly hears insults and nasty remarks due to his upbringing in the Forsaken region from practically everyone he encounters. Asta looks to have developed a slightly sardonic personality in response to this as he tries to defend himself.

31. Natsu Dragneel

The deuteragonist of the well-known shonen manga and anime series Fairy Tail is Natsu Dragneel. He is a Fairy Tail Guild member and a Fire Dragon Slayer. He is the younger brother of Zeref Dragneel and the illegitimate paternal uncle of August. 

Having originally died just over 400 years ago, he was brought back to life by his older brother as the most potent Demon ever known as E.N.D., or Etherious Natsu Dragneel. He is the adopted son of the king of the fire dragons, Igneel. In addition, he served as one of the five Dragon-trained Dragon Slayers who were sent into the future at the same time as his rebirth in order to destroy Acnologia, his adversary for slaying Igneel.

32. Sakurajima Mai (Bunny Girl Senpai)

The Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai series’ protagonist is Mai Sakurajima. She is a well-known actress and model who is a third-year student at Sakura Azusagawa’s alma mater, Minegahara High School. 

Mai is a serious person, especially when it comes to Sakuta Azusagawa. She can be categorized as a type B tsundere because, although she doesn’t seem to be harsh by nature, when Sakuta does or says something obscene, she can become easily irritated and appear to be snappy or violent. She typically slaps, steps on, or pinches Sakuta in response to his overtly obscene remarks about her, but she may get agitated just as readily, ruining her tsundere act.

Instead of confronting uncomfortable emotions, Mai prefers to avoid and bury them. She is frequently accused by Sakuta of being “dishonest” and of lying about her emotions. She and Sakuta like making fun of each other, yet despite her sarcasm, she has a good heart and even becomes reticent around Sakuta’s jokes. Mai is extremely perceptive, courteous, cool-headed, supportive, and kind. Additionally, Kaede Azusagawa, Sakuta’s younger sister, holds a special place in her heart.

33. Sano Manjiro (Tokyo Revengers)

Mikey, also known as Manjiro Sano, is the head of the Kanto Manji Gang. In both the manga and anime versions of the Tokyo Revengers series, he serves as the deuteragonist. Mikey is a typically upbeat youngster who likes to play practical jokes on the people he considers to be his close friends. He loves them dearly and will stop at nothing to preserve their honor. He hardly ever displays any signs of weakness because he considers himself to be Toman’s pillar and support, and if the pillar showed signs of weakness, Toman would also be weakened. 

His aura radically transforms as Toman’s leader, becoming imposing and domineering. While the members of Toman respect Mikey, they also have some kind of awe for him and his incredible strength. Mikey is also worried about Toman personally, as evidenced by his decision to organize the entire gang in order to exact revenge on one of its members’ friends. Mikey is still a kid at heart despite the commanding presence he exudes as the captain of Toman. 

He has childlike instincts and enjoys napping whenever he wants. The incidents that take place throughout the narrative push Mikey to develop swiftly. Although he continues to be a very compelling leader, there is now a gloomy undercurrent.

34. Conan Edogawa (Detective Conan)

As the “Detective Of The East,” Shinichi Kudo is a well-known high school detective who was downsized by APTX 4869 and now goes by the alias Conan Edogawa. He is the primary character in the manga and anime series Detective Conan as well as Ran Mouri’s childhood friend, classmate, and romantic interest. Shinichi has a high level of intelligence and has always been very perceptive and alert. 

He has always been an avid reader, especially of mystery novels, thanks to the influence of his father and the general atmosphere at home. As a young child, Shinichi’s father, Yusaku, began bringing him to crime scenes, which gave him the idea to become a detective. Although Shinichi is a calm and collected person, his bluntness and matter-of-fact demeanor, which includes calling friends, students, and elders “idiots,” can occasionally come across as smug and harsh.

He has a tendency to be egotistical; on occasion, he hurries to solve the cases alone while leaving the Detective Boys behind, much to their dismay and regret as they wanted to assist. Despite being well-liked by the general public and his classmates, Shinichi has a small group of close pals.

35. Vegeta (Dragon Ball)

One of the main characters in the Dragon Ball series, Vegeta, or more particularly Vegeta IV, known as Prince Vegeta.Vegeta was once a ruthless, cold-blooded warrior and outright killer, but he later gave up his position in the Frieza Force and chose to stay and live on Earth. Vegeta is regal, egotistical, and full of pride. Later, he would frequently engage in combat with the most formidable warriors of Universe 7 in an effort to save Earth and his family and to outdo Goku in strength.

Initially serving as the Saiyan Saga’s principal antagonist, he later appeared as an anti-heroic protagonist in the remaining episodes of Dragon Ball Z. Vegeta would develop into a hero following the Majin Buu Saga and serve as the primary deuteragonist/secondary protagonist in the follow-up series, Dragon Ball Super.

Because of how Frieza treated his race, Vegeta acts arrogantly and grows resentful of humanity throughout the entire series. The destruction of Planet Vegeta, his home planet, causes him to become increasingly enraged with Frieza. Considering himself superior to practically everyone he meets, he appears to have inherited an overinflated feeling of superiority from his royalty. He considers his Saiyan race to be the most powerful in the universe and is extremely proud of his Saiyan ancestry.

36. Kirigaya Kazuto (Sword Art Online)

The main character of the Sword Art Online series is Kirigaya Kazuto, also known as Narusaka Kazuto, who was born. Kirito appears in the games Sword Art Online (SAO), Alfheim Online (ALO), Gun Gale Online (GGO), Project Alicization, and Unital Ring. 

Sword Art Online was the first Virtual Reality Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (VRMMORPG) for NerveGear, and Kirito was chosen to be one of the 1,000 beta testers for the closed beta. Kirito later joined the official version of the game. As a result, he joined the other 10,000 players who were stuck in Sword Art Online, playing the majority of the game alone.

Klein describes Kazuto as having a poor command of language and being rather blunt. This is because he doesn’t have many friends and excludes people owing to his passion for technology. As a result, he could come out as rude to people like Lisbeth and Sinon. He sometimes even seems to like upsetting and taunting people. Additionally, Kazuto occasionally exhibits somewhat excessive confidence in his abilities. Kazuto is often a cool-headed individual who rarely exhibits any indications of discomfort.

37. Shoto Todoroki (My Hero Academia)

The main three characters in the My Hero Academia manga and anime are Shoto Todoroki and Shoto. He is a student in Class 1-A at U.A. High School, where he was admitted based on official recommendations, and he is pursuing his dream of becoming a professional hero.

Shoto was abused as a child and had a challenging home life, which contributed to his initial chilly and distant attitude. Shoto was focused and emotionless, and he liked to be alone rather than socialize. However, after the U.A. Sports Festival, Shoto showed a noticeable improvement in his social skills and kindness. He even developed a sense of humor and began to smile more frequently, though he still exhibited some remnants of his previous cold demeanor. 

He started opening up to his peers more after the Provisional Hero License Course and has since lost some of his previously solemn demeanor. However, Shoto still has a hard time understanding some words and figures of speech because he is still adjusting to social situations.

38. Giyu Tomioka (Demon Slayer)

In the well-known anime/manga series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Giyu Tomioka plays a significant supporting role. He is the current Water Hashira and a member of the Demon Slayer Corps. Additionally, it was him who initially persuaded Tanjiro to join the Demon Slayers. Giyu’s expression is always one of seriousness. His reserved nature and strong sense of justice make him intolerant of people who disregard their own limitations and waste their life. Tanjiro Kamado’s determination allowed Nezuko Kamado to live, but he kills other Demons without hesitation and with no regard for them, unlike the majority of Demon Slayers.

Nevertheless, Giyu blatantly disobeyed the Demon Slayer Corps’ code of conduct in order to save Nezuko from Shinobu’s attempt to murder her. This suggests that, unlike some other Hashira, he doesn’t fully loathe demons and is prepared to make an exception for a demon by allowing them to exist as long as they don’t kill and consume humans. This demonstrates that, unlike some other Hashira, he approaches dealing with demons pragmatist locally rather than out of animosity.

39. Hisoka (Hunter X Hunter)

Hisoka Morow, a Hunter who formerly belonged to the Phantom Troupe as member #4, had the third-strongest physique of the team. He spares those who have great potential, like Gon and Killua, so that they can grow strong enough to actually challenge him. He is constantly looking for strong opponents. He started off as the main antagonist of the Hunter Exam and Heavens Arena arcs before switching to a supporting role in those stories’ Yorknew City and Greed Island iterations. 

He returns to the 13th Hunter Chairman Election arc as a supporting antagonist. Hisoka is shown to be wholly self-serving, egotistical, and selfish; he does anything he wants as long as it somehow makes him feel good. His allegedly sadomasochistic impulses are fueled by his unquenchable love for shedding the blood of strong combatants in battle and his enjoyment of terrible suffering while doing it. 

Hisoka lets the main characters live in situations where he can easily murder them in order for them to develop to their greatest potential. The same goes for meeting new people he thinks are worthy of a battle or anyone who might turn out to be a skilled fighter and amuse him in the future. He gets an orgasmic rush from engaging powerful Nen users in tactical combat and near-death encounters.

40. Roy Mustang (Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood)

The protagonist of the Fullmetal Alchemist series is Roy Mustang, also referred to as the Flame Alchemist. He serves as an officer in the Amestrian State Military and is a State Alchemist. Colonel Mustang, a hero of the Ishval Civil War and Edward Elric’s superior officer, is a tremendously skillful leader who intends to succeed Führer Amestris. 

On the surface, Roy appears to be a shallow, conceited, and unrepentant womanizer who is infamous among many of his coworkers and subordinates for the egotistical and narcissistic vibe he exudes. Colonel Mustang is one to behave in an ostentatious manner and appears to act mostly out of self-interest rather than any sort of philanthropy. He is easily as conceited as his young protégé Edward.Most people perceive him as a kind of cocky layabout who avoids most of his responsibilities and assigns his paperwork to assistants while idly procrastinating at his desk with a wry smile on his face. 

However, he is quick to act when it appears that there is glory and military notoriety to be gained. The fact that Roy has managed to rise to the lofty rank of colonel at such a young age is the subject of public rumor due to his expert manipulativeness and tendency to think several steps ahead of those around him. This gives him a remarkable talent for getting subordinates to act exactly as he desires while making it appear as though he had no involvement in their decisions.

41. Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto)

One of the few remaining Uchiha family members from Konohagakure is Sasuke Uchiha. Itachi, his older brother, massacred their clan, and Sasuke made it his life’s work to exact revenge on Itachi. Sasuke joins Team 7 after becoming a ninja, where he competes against his friend and foe Naruto Uzumaki to hone his talents. He defected from Konoha because he was dissatisfied with his development in order to gain the strength he needed to exact his retribution. 

He spent years seeking payback, and as a result of those years and the subsequent events, he became more and more demanding, unreasonable, and isolated, gaining the title of “international criminal.” After discovering the truth about his brother’s sacrifice, which subsequently proved essential in ending the Fourth Shinobi World War and was joyously atoned for by Naruto, Sasuke decides to return to Konoha and dedicate his life to helping to safeguard the village and its citizens. The “Supporting Kage” is the name given to him.

Sasuke was a cheerful youngster who strived to please others and live up to his clan name. The relationship Sasuke shares with his elder brother, Itachi, is one of his most important relationships. Sasuke was devastated not only by the death of his family but also by Itachi’s admission that Sasuke had never been the object of his love. Every time they cross paths, Itachi encourages Sasuke to kill Itachi in order to get revenge on their family for years.

42. Shigeo Kageyama (Mob Psycho 100)

Shigeo Kageyama, also known by his stage names “White T-Poison” and “White T-Poison”, is a third-year student at Salt Middle School. He serves as vice-president of the Body Improvement Club and was formerly Arataka Reigen’s assistant and disciple. 

Shigeo discovered while he was young that his psychic ability was connected to his emotions. He dislikes and avoids hurting people because he can do so under the influence of powerful negative emotions. He consequently makes an effort to control his emotions in general. However, there are times when he is able to manage his abilities, such as when his courage was 100%. 

His inability to “sense the atmosphere” and his social awkwardness have prevented him from making friends. He is also easily alarmed in front of others, as seen by the five minutes he stood still on the podium during a speech for the student president election. 

Shigeo is an extremely compassionate and forgiving person who never harbors ill will or animosity toward those who have wronged him. Shigeo’s kindness seems to know no bounds, which is maybe what makes him most extraordinary. He frequently abstains from using his psychic abilities against villains unless absolutely necessary in favor of conversing with them and making an effort to persuade them.

43. Izuku Midoriya (My Hero Academia)

The star of the My Hero Academia manga and anime series is Izuku Midoriya, popularly known as Deku. 

Izuku was born without any quirks, but thanks to his inherent bravery and sense of justice, the legendary hero All Might takes notice of him. Since then, Izuku has grown close to All Might and is now a student in Class 1-A at U.A. High School. Izuku became the eighth possessor of One For All after All Might transferred his transferrable Quirk to him. 

In order to protect his classmates from harm after the Paranormal Liberation War, Izuku decides to leave the United States of America before completing his first year. Tomura Shigaraki and All For One are actively targeting him because of his Quirk. He eventually returns to the school and leads the heroes against the villains in a last-ditch effort to preserve the world after receiving support from his pals. 

Izuku is a shy, reserved, and courteous boy who regularly overreacts to unusual events by expressing himself exaggeratedly. He is first presented as nervous, tearful, fragile, and non-expressive due to years of being denigrated by Katsuki for not possessing a Quirk. These characteristics are especially evident around Katsuki, who frequently chastised him for having heroic ideals.

44. Dio Brando (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure)

Dio Brando, referred to as DIO starting in Part 3, is the primary antagonist in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure original universe. He is primarily seen in the films Phantom Blood and Stardust Crusaders, as well as a posthumous key antagonist in Stone Ocean. The series’ major events, including Jonathan Joestar’s death and the Joestar Family’s unexpected acquisition of Stand power, were all caused by Dio after he turned vampire and later became a Stand user. His legacy is carried on throughout the series. 

Giorno Giovanna, the primary protagonist of Part 5, as well as a few other illegitimate children, are all fathered by Dio. Dio has constantly demonstrated a lack of compassion and humanity while being violently dominant and manipulative. His unbridled ambition and his desire for power make Dio easily recognisable. Dio set himself the goal of becoming the wealthiest and then the most powerful being on Earth despite being mistreated by his father, living in the worst conditions possible, and being underprivileged. In doing so, Dio disregarded any morality that may limit the range of acts at his disposal and used anything or anybody he could to further his objectives. Using coercion, persuasion, or outright violence.

45. Natsuki Subaru (Re:Zero)

The main character of Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu is Natsuki Subaru. He was a hikikomori who had been brought to Lugnica by unidentified ways, and Satella had granted him the ability to Return by Death. After the incident at the Sanctuary, he was declared Emilia’s knight and later a knight of the Dragon Kingdom of Lugnica. It is later discovered that he meets the requirements to be a Sage Candidate.

Subaru is loyal to those he cares about and is willing to help them, even if that means going down a difficult path. However, he has a tendency to not read the situations he encounters, which ultimately causes him to make irrational decisions. Initially one to constantly choose the “easier” path, he has his resolve strengthened by the numerous challenges and circumstances he encounters in the dream world. 

As a NEET who lives alone, he is optimistic about the opportunities that being drawn into a new world will bring, but he later comes to terms with the truth of his situation. Eventually, he makes the decision to protect and be loyal to the people he loves about the most.

46. Gon Freecss (Hunter x Hunter)

The son of Ging Freecss, Gon Freecss is a rookie hunter. Gon’s desire to become a Hunter stems from his desire to find his father. He has played this position in the Hunter Exam, Zoldyck Family, Heavens Arena, Greed Island, and Chimera Ant arcs, making him the series’ primary protagonist for the majority of the run. He also served as the Yorknew City arc’s deuteragonist.

Gon is a young man who loves the outdoors, is enthusiastic, and who is friendly. He also has difficulties with math. He did grow up in the woods, so he has a lot of experience with animals. Gon is an Enhancer, which is distinguished by its frugality and tenacity. Due to his tenacity and talent, he has earned the respect and allegiance of both potential allies and foes. Gon possesses superhuman senses, including heightened canine-like scent, excellent vision, and exceptionally sharp taste.

Gon aspires to become a Hunter because he wants to learn more about what makes a job so compelling that a father would pick it above spending time with his own son. At the same time, his short temper and impulsive behavior are weaknesses. Gon occasionally acts without carefully considering his actions, which causes him pain.

47. Shoyo Hinata (Haikyuu!!)

Shōyō Hinata is the main protagonist of the Haikyū!! series by Haruichi Furudate. Hinata played middle blocker for the volleyball team during the entire series while a first-year student at Karasuno High. 

In 2018, Hinata signed up with the Division 1 MSBY Black Jackals. He joined the Japan Men’s National Volleyball Team for the 2021 Summer Olympics. He is currently a part of the Brazil Super League team Asas So Paulo as of 2022. Hinata is a happy and vivacious person. Only Nishinoya and Tanaka are more prone to loudness and excitement than him. Hinata tends to be quite simple-minded, which occasionally prompts him to make snap judgments. 

He is revealed to be highly perceptive, though. He has the ability to detect social cues and is highly sympathetic to the plight of others. As a result, he frequently says exactly what people need to hear to motivate themselves. Along with being a natural schmoozer, he is also well-known for this trait, which his teammates occasionally employ to win over opponents. Even the most reserved individuals, like Kenma from Nekoma High, may befriend him with ease thanks to his affable and straightforward attitude.

48. Madara Uchiha (Naruto)

The renowned head of the Uchiha clan was Madara Uchiha. Together with his adversary and boyhood buddy Hashirama Senju, he established Konohagakure in an effort to usher in a peaceful period. When the two couldn’t agree on how to make that peace, they engaged in a struggle for control of the village that resulted in Madara’s passing. 

However, Madara altered the circumstances of his death and ran away for cover as he hatched his own plans. Just before he passed away, he shared his expertise and ideas with Obito because he couldn’t complete them during his normal life. Madara would be brought back to life years later, but his plans would be foiled. He would eventually have a change of heart and make apologies with Hashirama before passing away.

Madara’s upbringing was a reflection of the times he lived in; the continual fighting made him a perfectionist who would practise something until he perfected it, and his victories on the battlefield gave him a great deal of self-assurance. Madara’s competitive nature would show if one of these personality qualities was put to the test, as Hashirama frequently did.

49. Kaguya Shinomiya (Kaguya Sama: Love Is War)

The title character and lead character of the Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai series is Kaguya Shinomiya. She attends Shuchi’in Academy and is a third-year high school student. She belongs to the archery club and serves as the Vice President of the 67th and 68th Student Councils.

Before joining the student council, Kaguya was a very rational and cold person, but she gradually changed. During her early days in council, she frequently used deception to try to persuade Miyuki Shirogane to confess because she believed that he is someone she would be alright with being in a relationship with if, and only if, he confesses first. Though she won’t say it out, her actions later in the series show that she is starting to accept her feelings for Miyuki. 

Kaguya can come across as snobbish and overconfident in her intelligence and amazing powers due to her family’s prominence and money. It is only her outwardly visible image, though. She constantly feels intense pressure to live up to her family’s expectations and is desperate to do what her peers do on a regular basis.

50. Yami Sukehiro (Black Clover)

The first captain of the Black Bull Magic Knights team of the Clover Kingdom is a foreigner from the Hino Country named Yami Sukehiro. Additionally, he was formerly a part of the Gray Deer team.

Yami is impolite, careless, a little hypocritical, and prone to making threats of death whenever she is provoked. Although none of the other Captains would give Asta a chance, he is a strong and well-respected Magic Knight who was able to see his qualities. 

He tends to be a stern individual who places more value on deeds than words. He has a very aggressive personality and is quickly irritated by little things like being bumped by another person or having his or her speech cut short. Yami also enjoys intimidating people, whether he does so by using abusive language or by actually hurting the person. He also has a propensity to address any issues or conflicts head-on with a more physical approach.