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Trouble Witches/Characters


With all the characterizations involved, a Character Sheet was created for Trouble Witches. This page, though, Needs Some Love.


Characters introduced in Episode 1

Main characters

Pril Patowle & Al the Blackcat

Pril voiced by Nanami Yua
Al voiced by Satsuki

Pril is witch-in-training as she is going through her apprenticeship of becoming a witch. She lives alone by the Hillvicott Forest and she sees her master everyday to study on her magic. She is easygoing, polite, and a hardworker, although is also somewhat dull and clumsy. Pril's story starts off one day where sees her master to continue her studies only to find a black cat named Al at her master's doorsteps with a message from her master stating he's too busy taking care of other things. Her master wants Pril to stop Amalgam and her children from wrecking havoc at Eihemland as a final test in apprenticeship. At the ending of their adventure, Pril's master never returned home, thus was never able to graduate from her apprenticeship, although Pril hinted that Al may be her master taking form a black cat.


Tropes relating to Pril

Tropes relating to Al


Aqua Seep Seal & Spur

Aqua voiced by Rei Ayukawa
Spur voiced by Jun Kaidou

Aqua Seep Seal is a genius and a famous pop-star idol of Tio Ferris, a land under the sea. She does have family relatives, but she lives alone with the family butler, Spur.[1] She has a modest personality, although it is said that she has a darker side... Lately her Idol Singer career has been in a rut and she needs to find a way to bring pop-idol status back to super-stardom. It was then she received one of the King of Eihemland's flyers, she seeks the opportunity to get back on top of the charts. With that, Aqua and Spur, set out to stop Amalgam's children from causing trouble throughout the land... and make them a part of her new band.


Tropes relating to Aqua

Wrinkle: "And you know what? You're kinda lame."
Meil: "Tee hee hee. LAAAAME."
Aqua: "What did you saaaay?! How dare you call the superstar witch LAME?!"
Spur: "Um... Lady Aqua, it is rather immature to snap like that on kids--"
Aqua: "I said that to the Draupnir! Don't expect any mercy just because they're kids!"


Tropes relating to Spur


Yuki Longate & Minutes the Pig

Yuki voiced by Yutaka Sakai
Minutes voiced by Kanan


Tropes relating to Yuki


Tropes relating to Minutes


Sies Fabric Tinydream & The Beast

Sies voiced by N/A
The Beast voiced by FROZEN


Tropes relating to Sies


Tropes relating to The Beast


Symphony Porlatt & Ponta

Symphony voiced by Yuria*
Ponta voiced by Mona Fujimiya


Tropes relating to Symphony


Tropes relating to Ponta


Louis Leondyke & Toras

Louis voiced by Rio Kisaka
Toras voiced by Kotetsu Arakawa


Tropes relating to Louis


Tropes relating to Toras


Conon Mildiazzhe Krakow & Conon's Papa

Conon voiced by Mameko
Conon's Papa voiced by Kotetsu Arakawa


Tropes relating to Conon


Tropes relating to Conon's Papa


Lyla Arctauras & Sasha

Lyla voiced by Mana Ohsaki
Sasha voiced by Sachika Souno


Tropes relating to Lyla


Tropes relating to Sasha

  • Genie Lamp: Her shell.


Sakurako Kujo & Uruchi

Sakurako voiced by Mitsu Satou
Uruchi voiced by Kotetsu Arakawa


Tropes relating to Sakurako

  • Butt Monkey: Most of the opponents she face have never seen a Miko before, thinking she's a clown or ridiculing the way she looks or talks.
  • Fan Service: Sort of. In Sakurako's ending, Chime made a magical staff for Sakurako that would transfrom her clothes a la Magical Girl fashion. She immediately tested it out before Chime can warn her about the "going nude" part of the clothing transform, which evidentally happens as the small bits of clothing manages to cover any indecent exposure from the player's eyes.
  • Hair Decorations
  • Miko
  • Raven Hair, Ivory Skin
  • Sword Beam: Her shot-type is basically this.
  • Unexplained Accent: Noticing a pattern here? Like Al, she has a Japanese accent. Since she is a Miko, and as such, is Japanese, and is heavily into anime, the assumption could be made that she is speaking In-Universe Gratuitous English by a generous enough player.
  • Wrong Genre Savvy: She is an "Astrologist" who wants to be a anime-eqsue Cute Witch, and spouts a lot of anime, Magical Girl nonsense to every enemy she faces. She learns that her differences in upbringing and training means she will be loved and needed by the world just the way she is: an anime-esque Miko.

Tropes relating to Uruchi

  • Expy: Of the Amaterasu, despite being a male.
  • Kill It with Fire: He breathes flames as his shot-type.

Luca Yurievna Vinakol & Victor

Luca voiced by mi~a
Victor voiced by Jun Kaidou


Tropes relating to Victor


Tropes relating to Luca

  • Black Magic
  • Black Magician Girl
  • Captain Oblivious: She spends the entire game chasing her betrothed fiance, oblivious to the fact that he does not like her. He even killed her, and she shrugs it off after recovering as a show of affection.

Draupnir: "I THOUGHT YOU'D GET THE MESSAGE WHEN I KILLED YOU."
Luca: "But a knife through the heart is the most sincere declaration of love amongst demons~!"


Bosses

Chime Brown

Chime voiced by Rio Kisaka


Tropes relating to Chime


Wrinkle & Meil Mail

Wrinkle voiced by Sachika Souno
Meil voiced by Junka Amaoto[3]


Tropes relating to Wrinkle and Meil


Snowberry White

Snowberry voiced by Sachika Souno


Tropes relating to Snowberry


Lili Reacmaier

Lili voiced by: Rio Kisaka


Tropes relating to Lili


Malcem Yukika

Malcem voiced by DARKY


Tropes relating to Malcem


Amalgam Carries

Amalgam voiced by Syoobee


Tropes relating to Amalgam


The Draupnir

The Draupnir voiced by Jun Kaidou


Tropes relating to the Draupnir


Other characters

The Pumpkin Sisters

Ptheni voiced by Satsuki
Pelu voiced by Nanami Yua


Tropes relating to the Pumpkin Sisters


Aliria Patowle

Tropes relating to Aliria


Sowah Longate

Tropes relating to Sowah


=== Characters introduced in Episode 2

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  1. and probably for good reason
  2. actually forces
  3. (in Trouble Witches NEO!)
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