Yuna Yunis

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**Yuna Yunis** (ユナ・ユニス, *Yuna Yunisu*) is one of the main female protagonists of Yuusha ga Shinda!. She is the childhood friend and primary love interest of Touka Scott. After the death of the Legendary Hero, she set out on a journey with Touka to save the world.

## Appearance

Yuna is an undoubtedly beautiful girl with blue eyes, a voluptuous figure, and fair complexion. Her long silver hair forms bangs which are combed to the right to reveal her light facial features, and tied into low twin-tails by a pair of red ribbons. She typically wears a dark red dress accented with white stripes and sleeves, the bottom cutting off just above the knee while the neckline of the outfit is open, revealing her abundant cleavage. A light brown belt secures a small pouch to the left side of her waist, while her feet are clad in black heeled boots. Yuna also has a red choker around her neck with a gold charm dangling from the center, the latter emblazoned with a light green gemstone. This trinket was originally gifted to her by her father to seal the vast majority of Yuna's magical might so that she could live a normal life. After discovering the truth, Yuna begins to remove the choker in serious fights to unleash her full power.

Touka occasionally dresses her legs in knee-socks when she isn't paying attention, much to her annoyance. According to Touka, she has the perfect thighs and her appearance standing naked wearing nothing but knee-socks is the greatest sight he’s ever seen. In the anime adaptation, her hair is light blonde instead of silver.

Three years after the main story, Yuna’s appearance remains mostly the same, but her new dress has two rows of buttons spaced wider apart with a noticeably shorter skirt that shows off her thighs and her new thigh-high boots. While working the fields on Touka’s farm, she wears overalls and farming boots with a white shirt that shows off her neckline and cleavage.

## Personality

Yuna is a kindhearted girl who enjoys helping others, a quality that originally led her to befriend Touka Scott. She introduced herself to him after seeing the boy had been injured by his abusive father, promising to stay with him forever. Yuna expresses a strong desire to protect those people important to her and will put her own life on the line to do so. Having been born into a family of warriors, she is quick to act even in the most difficult situations, showing both strong resolve and ferocity befitting a member of the Hero's Party. At the beginning of the series, she had the goal of becoming a mage, but was frustrated by her lack of magical talent and superhuman strength. After discovering she is a Witch, Yuna unlocks her full mana reserves and uses it to enhance the impact of her physical attacks instead of focusing on learning spells, emphasizing her strong fighting spirit.

While friendly and caring towards most people, she has a dislike of perverted behavior, especially when directed towards herself, causing her to lash out violently at the perpetrator. Due to Touka's obsession with beautiful women's thighs, she often becomes the target of her friend's ogling, and expresses open disgust at his behavior. She has a violent temper when provoked, and his depraved antics often result in Yuna brutally beating him up.

Perhaps the most noticeable aspect of Yuna's personality is her tsundere nature. Throughout the majority of the series, she was bashful towards the concept of romantic love, which caused her to hide how she felt about Touka for over seven years. In the years following their reunion, she would often make him dinner while passing it off as someone else's cooking just to hide the fact that she was feeding him. While Yuna's vehement denial has fooled the oblivious Touka, the hero's other female admirers have little trouble deducing how she really feels, with Princess Marguerite openly questioning the nature of their relationship shortly after they met. While Yuna eventually overcomes her embarrassment and confesses, years of rejecting Touka have caused him to misinterpret her intentions, much to Yuna's frustration. Despite little luck convincing him that her feelings are romantic, the situation has made her less hot-headed. Yuna continues to pursue Touka's affections and will even indulge his perverted fantasies on occasion, proving she has become much more patient and accepting of his flaws.

## History

Yuna was born the eldest daughter of Fieri Yunis and grew up alongside her younger sister Milly in the city of Elvania. At a young age her father noticed she was developing an abnormal amount of mana, classifying her as a Witch. Wanting his daughter to live a peaceful life free of the persecution experienced by witches, he gave her a stone capable of sealing her magic. Fieri warned his daughter to never take it off or she would die within a year, though he did not explain her true nature or the fact that her magic power would kill her in that time period if left unchecked. She remained unaware of the gemstone’s purpose, but continued to wear it as a good luck charm.

At some point Yuna developed an interest in a young boy named Touka Scott who she often saw sitting alone covered in bruises. Desiring to help him, Yuna learned more by asking around town, though she did not approach him until one fateful day in the woods. Having just been beaten by his abusive father, Touka was sitting at the base of a tree when she stumbled upon him. Yuna kindly offered to stay by his side forever, a proposition that drastically changed both of their lives. From that moment forward, the two would play together while growing closer as childhood friends. On the day Touka was forced to travel north with his parents, Yuna refused to see him off due to them getting into a fight after he replaced all of the stockings in her dresser with knee-socks. This was a decision she would quickly regret.

He did not return to her for several years, during which the Gates of Hell were forced open, allowing devils to flood into the human world. When devils attacked Elvania, Yuna and her younger sister were saved by Sion Breydan, whose strength and bravery left a strong impression on the sisters. Touka reunited with the two girls once the dust had settled, his return having been delayed by the battle. He had set a series of traps to slow the enemy assault long enough for the Legendary Hero to arrive, but Yuna would remain ignorant of Touka’s involvement for years, instead developing a romantic fixation on the hero.

With their hometown now in ruins, Touka and Yuna moved to Cheza Village where he began his life as a farmer. There, he began cultivating daikon radishes due to their resemblance to women's thighs, and would often put knee socks on the harvested crops with the intention of ogling them, much to Yuna's utter disgust. While she developed feelings for her childhood friend, her stunted emotions and his obliviousness halted potential progress between them. Yuna’s infatuation with the hero caused her to constantly compare Touka to Sion. In addition to her constant criticisms, she began physically assaulting Touka for his perverted behavior, putting a strain on their relationship.

## Synopsis

### The New Hero

While visiting Touka one morning, Yuna catches him putting a knee-sock on a daikon radish and chastises him for his fetish. She then compares his antics to the noble deeds of the Legendary Hero, causing the two to bicker. Yuna realizes moments later that Touka had somehow put knee-socks on her while she was distracted before angrily kicking him in the face. Moments later, a hungry devil appears with the intention of eating her alive. Touka attempts to lure it into one of his pit traps with roasted pork as bait, but the monster is actually repulsed by the meat. He prepares to step in, but the Legendary Hero Sion Breydan appears and slices the devil in half, saving Yuna.

Yuna is overjoyed that the hero remembers her name and begins flirting with Sion, angrily threatening Touka for interrupting when he attempts to call attention to his own heroic efforts. She then offers to prepare a meal for the hero while Touka seethes with jealousy. Attracted by the smell of roasted pork, Sion accidentally walks into Touka’s pit trap and is skewered, much to the horror of several bystanders. While they blame Touka for the accident, he reasons that everyone will probably be held accountable, as nobody in their right mind would seriously believe the Legendary Hero was killed so easily. They quickly bury the body to avoid further trouble.

The next morning, Yuna receives a visit from Touka, who for some reason, looks exactly like the Legendary Hero. He preys on Yuna’s crush on the hero and convinces her to wear knee-socks and revealing clothing, but the rotten smell coming from his body prompts her to hit him with a broom, causing his eye to fall out of his head. Touka attempts to explain the situation to her, but she refuses to listen until he mentions the magical girl name Yuna called herself back when she first dreamed of becoming a mage along with her equally humiliating costume. After hitting him a second time out of embarrassment, she accepts it really is Touka’s soul trapped inside Sion’s corpse.

Their discussion is interrupted by the sound of laughter coming from Touka's yard, where they meet a 14-year-old Necromancer named Anri Hazeworth. She admits to being responsible for putting Touka’s soul into the hero's body due to promising the real Sion she would give it to a worthy successor in the event of his death. Yuna reappears with her bags packed, declaring she intends to join them on a hero’s journey. Touka doesn’t want to get involved, but is forced by Anri to finish the hero’s mission and save the world, lest he be killed immediately. The newly formed party heads to a nearby city to gather supplies for their adventure.

Yuna finds a wand she likes at a local shop and Touka agrees to buy it, using his status as the “Legendary Hero” to get a major discount. While discussing their limited finances, Touka learns that Anri had to hide her involvement with Sion’s party, with Yuna explaining that Necromancy is forbidden magic. Realizing their monetary situation, Touka uses Sion’s name to get more handouts and Yuna goes to find honest work at the adventurer’s guild. While looking through jobs, Yuna and Anri run into Kyle Osment, a former member of the Hero’s Party. After explaining the situation to him, they discover Touka being persecuted by the locals as a hero impostor. When they fail to convince the townspeople otherwise, Yuna proposes he take on a devil-slaying mission and let his deeds speak for themselves.

While discussing recent developments, Touka learns that the reason Sion’s body is rotting is because magic power is tied to the soul and he doesn’t have enough mana to sustain it. Yuna rudely comments that his soul is worthless before learning that her mana is only slightly stronger. Kyle requests he be given the Hero's body instead, with Yuna and Touka agreeing, but Anri refuses on the grounds that Sion's successor must be capable of saving the world. The young Necromancer reasons Touka slew the hero whereas Kyle was always inferior to him, prompting Kyle to threaten Touka with his sword. When Anri refuses to budge, Kyle plays off his hostility as a joke and instead promises to help them succeed in the next day’s quest.

Later that night, Kyle attempts to destroy the talisman holding Touka’s real body. Anri’s protection spell thwarts his effort, but Kyle manages to escape the room seconds before the girls wake up. Yuna automatically assumes that Touka was the one responsible for tampering with the object, due to the fact that he had snuck into their room before Kyle, and dressed her in knee-socks while she was asleep. She angrily bursts into his room and beats him senseless.

During the next day’s devil hunt, the group encounters a mid-ranked devil which is quickly slain by Kyle. He gives Yuna the mana crystal that acted as the monster’s heart before explaining to her how to wield its power. The party is then attacked by a large group of devils, forcing them to retreat into the fortress. They encounter more enemies inside, one of which dissolves Yuna’s clothes by spraying her with a mysterious substance. She flees in embarrassment with Touka following behind, the latter giving her a swimsuit to cover herself. The two manage to defeat the same devil responsible for her predicament, but Yuna is knocked unconscious by Kyle shortly thereafter.

The traitor explains to Touka his desire to obtain Sion’s body for himself, giving Yuna enough time to recover and kick him into a wall. Anri catches up to assist her companions, after which Kyle reveals that Necromancers have similar physiology to devils, hurtfully claiming they are merely monsters masquerading as humans. The three retreat and hide behind a wall made by the Sacred Sword, allowing Anri a moment to explain a bit more about her people, also revealing how they were persecuted by both humans and devils for being different. Touka and Yuna immediately accept her for who she is, causing Anri to cry tears of joy. While Yuna doubts their chances of defeating Kyle, Touka manages to lure him onto a fake bridge created by the Sacred Sword’s shapeshifting abilities and wins the battle by dropping him into the water several stories below.

Yuna hopes to become a mage using the magic crystals harvested from the devil corpses slain during the quest, but they are taken by the guild in exchange for reward money. The party is then swarmed by angry merchants who want compensation for the previous day’s handouts, during which Yuna realizes that the wand she received was destroyed in battle and they don’t have enough money to pay the tab. Touka then suggests they visit the king of Farom to obtain funds for their adventure.

### Meet the Princess

Due to Touka’s low mana level, he fails to maintain the hero’s body, causing Sion’s flesh to rot away leaving nothing behind but bones. He attempts to peek at Yuna while pretending to be an ordinary skeleton, but she easily recognizes him and angrily buries him declaring that “All perverts must be punished!”. While discussing their next move, Yuna suggests they avoid seeing the king and earn money honestly, but Touka instead uses the Sacred Sword to form a face shape and crudely paints a human face on it to use as a mask. While he goes to the castle, Yuna heads into town with Anri wearing a knight’s helmet to hide her true nature. After someone accidentally knocks off her disguise, they encounter a suspicious bespectacled man who warns them about a devil hunt before casually identifying Anri as a Necromancer.

Inviting them to his workplace, the stranger introduces himself as Leland, a medical doctor and orphanage director. Yuna then questions if there is a way to boost a person’s mana. He explains that continued use of magic could increase it over time, and a medicine known as Soma Drops can provide a 3 level boost temporarily, but the latter costs over 100 million per dose. Yuna points out they won’t be able to afford it, the doctor offers to help front the cost if Anri lets him observe her body. Terrified at the prospect Yuna offers herself as an alternative, but Leland clarifies that he wanted to learn how a Magic Crystal functions as a Necromancer’s heart for the purpose of medical research.

While participating in another devil hunting mission, Anri gives Yuna a skimpy leotard made of devil leather and outfitted with a Magic Crystal to enhance her physical attacks. While bothered by the design, she agrees to wear it under her clothes. Yuna witnesses a female knight easily slay a devil, learning from a nearby boy that the warrior is none other than Siruela Carmen of Farom Kingdom’s Four Knights. The stranger then mentions there won’t be much prey left with her around and offers to lead Yuna and Anri to a secret hunting spot.

Finding a group of devils nearby, the boy gives Anri a Magic Crystal with a lightning spell which she uses to attack. As the girls approach the bodies to collect the bounty, he mentions offhandedly that it would have definitely worked if the devils were still alive. The corpses spring to life and capture Yuna and Anri, the latter recognizing necromancy as a mysterious masked man emerges from the woods.

Yuna wakes up in a hidden dungeon beneath the orphanage where the masked man is revealed to be Doctor Leland. He uses a Magic Crystal to observe her bones, claiming he has never seen more exquisite femurs. The madman then explains his desire to kill all living humans and reduce them to bare bones, thereby destroying the source of prejudice while offering the flesh to the devils to appease them, thus creating a peaceful world. Yuna is horrified by his insanity and angered by his desire to use Anri as a scapegoat. She considers breaking her chains using her enhancement magic, but decides to wait due to the number of enemies present.

While the devils discuss eating her, Colin Brad claims he prefers the way she looks now, prompting Yuna to question why he would help someone like Leland if he doesn’t share the same twisted vision. The adventurer claims he was simply being paid for his services, prompting her to call him scum. Yuna sees her chance and breaks free with her Body Strengthening Magic and knocks him out with a punch. She then ties him up and smashes through a wall to escape the dungeon, running into Touka who had infiltrated the enemy’s hideout with Marguerite’s Royal Tutor and Siruela Carmen of the Four Knights. While the others interrogate Colin, Yuna and Touka discover Anri tied up and blindfolded, noting with disgust that she’s covered in a puddle of her own snot.

The three discover Leland holding Princess Marguerite hostage, but Touka’s attempt to punch the doctor fails due to his skeletal state, prompting Yuna to send their enemy flying with a strike of her own. Touka retrieves the X-Ray Magic Crystal and admonishes Leland for using it to satisfy his bone fetish before hypocritically using it to peep on the underwear of the surrounding girls, earning a punch from Yuna. Several devils emerge from nearby as the doctor flees, but Siruela holds them back, allowing the others to give chase. Cornered by Touka’s Party, Leland swallows two vials of Soma Drops and summons more skeletons from the catacombs, using another spell to increase their resilience. Unable to fight them, the heroes flee the tunnels.

Touka then uses the dyes of the Rainbow Grapes to leave a trail of fake blood in a circular path through the forest to distract Leland, his strategy impressing his comrades. Anri suggests stealing Soma Drops from Leland to increase Touka’s mana, but the princess points out he might’ve used them all on himself. Isaac mentions that Marguerite’s disorder causes her body to emit mana through bodily fluids. As she hasn’t shed a tear in ten years and refuses to be licked for sweat, the princess prepares to urinate in his mouth while Yuna roughly blocks the eye sockets of his skull to prevent him from seeing anything.

Unwilling to go through with it, Touka devises a backup strategy and attacks Leland while pretending to be a normal skeleton with Yuna and Anri joining in a short time later. Their distraction succeeds in getting him to expose his mana crystal, allowing Princess Marguerite to snipe it from a distance, leaving him helpless and allowing Yuna to beat him up. Their victory is short-lived as a high-ranking devil approaches them dragging along Siruela’s unconscious body. It shoots a beam at Princess Marguerite, but Touka pushes her out of the way and takes the blast through the skull.

Yuna grabs Leland’s strengthening crystal and savagely attacks the monster to occupy it while the others tend to Touka, but Anri is unable to help him due to his low mana. Isaac joins Yuna in the fight while telling the princess to escape, allowing the latter to flee into the woods with Touka’s body. Believing he has died, Marguerite cries for the first time in a decade, her mana-infused tears restoring the hero to full strength. Just as Yuna begins to feel faint from magic exhaustion, the battle is interrupted by the return of a revitalized Touka, who quickly defeats the devil by transforming the sword into a giant thigh shape and clubbing it to death.

In the aftermath of the incident, they learn from the princess that crying ten years of tears cured her mana disorder. When the princess gives Touka the chance to stare at her thighs in knee-socks, Yuna is left wondering how he ended up so depraved. Before leaving to continue their adventure, King Larcvalt gifts the Hero’s Party with a Magic Carriage. Touka questions the princess’s whereabouts with Isaac claiming she is busy, instead giving them a letter from her detailing a gift she left for them in the carriage. After reading the letter, Yuna wonders if the princess hid herself inside the gift box, but Touka angrily berates her for suggesting such an honest person would do something so underhanded. They eventually discover Marguerite stowed away some time later.

### Crisis in Farom

Yuna is later seen watching Marguerite’s attempts to teach Touka how to fight properly, appearing less than confident in her success due to her knowledge of his personality. The party then receives a message from Siruela, explaining that the high-ranked devil helping Leland was likely being controlled by an enemy Necromancer, while urging them to investigate the issue further. Touka outright refuses to get involved. .

Later that night, she watches Anri and Marguerite fight over Touka, looking unamused by the spectacle when it devolves into a makeshift tug of war. During their after-dinner bath, Yuna questions the princess about her feelings. Marguerite confirms she is destined to marry the hero, and is glad that person is Touka. She then directs the same question to Yuna, who claims she only sees him as a little brother. Marguerite asks if Yuna would object to her marrying him, prompting the other girl to angrily deny her own feelings before storming out.

While dressing up in the changing room, she accidentally puts on a pair of knee-socks before noticing Touka spying on her from nearby, causing her to violently lash out at him for using the hero’s body to do creepy things. He expresses annoyance at her for constantly bringing up Sion, but she refuses to simply forget the man who saved her life. Yuna recounts the incident three years ago when she met the hero while mentioning that Touka never seems to be around when she needs him. She angrily questions if she even means anything to him before storming out.

Yuna runs into several men, one of which bites her as she flees their approach. She bumps into Touka before growing faint and collapses in his arms. After explaining what happened, she almost bites him herself when he leans in to inspect the wound. The mob meanders closer, but Yuna pushes Touka away to protect him, sensing she too has been infected by whatever strange condition has afflicted the townsfolk. She begins saying mean things to push him away, but Touka refuses to escape without her, his words touching her heart. As they are swarmed by more enemies, the famous adventurer Belarco jumps down and frees him from their grip.

Touka carries Yuna back to the inn where Marguerite and Anri are hiding out, the two having recently fought off a pack of infected townsfolk. They notice Yuna’s lethargic state, but he pretends she has a cold due to being unsure how they would react to the truth. The party heads to the mayor’s estate where the survivors are holding up, only to run into Colin and Neigan Bourne, the two mercenaries who had been helping Leland.

Seeing a chance to take revenge on Yuna for his defeat, Colin calls attention to her infected state in front of the other survivors and offers to kill her to protect anybody else from being infected. Touka punches him away and promises to protect Yuna no matter what, but her condition suddenly worsens, causing her to viciously attack him. Anri uses necromancy to control her body and they play off the scenario as a joke.

The Hero’s Party meets in private to discuss the situation, with Anri explaining that a dangerous form of magic has suppressed Yuna’s soul, leaving her in a zombie-like state that also allows her to be controlled by necromancy. Knowing that she can’t maintain the spell indefinitely, the young Necromancer decides to enter her body with possession necromancy to keep her from going berserk. Touka volunteers to do it instead, claiming that the others don’t know Yuna well enough to impersonate her in case they run into somebody else she knows. After some deliberation, Anri transfers his spirit into Yunas body. Touka makes several attempts to do perverted things while inside her, but is constantly thwarted by the girls.

## Relationships

### Family

#### Fieri Yunis

Yuna has an overall decent relationship with her father, despite his initial dismissiveness towards her goal to become a great mage. Fieri discovered during her childhood that Yuna possessed exponentially more mana than a human can normally have and realized his daughter was a witch. Knowing that such immense magic would destroy her body, he gave Yuna a jeweled choker to seal her mana. He warned her she would die in a year if she took it off, but did not explain why. By doing this, he saved his daughter’s life and prevented her from facing persecution as a monster.

Fieri hoped to keep his daughter safe by leaving her to live peacefully in Cheza Village and was noticeably upset to discover she was out adventuring at the beginning of the series. Realizing that Yuna had chosen to follow Touka, he revealed the truth about her mana, explaining that she can remove the pendant in battle to release her full potential. This implies that in spite of his personal feelings, he trusts the two will protect and care for each other, begrudgingly accepting Touka as the most important person in his daughter’s life. He openly encourages Touka to take Yuna as his bride, much to her embarrassment.

#### Milly Yunis

As her older sister, the two girls grew up together and would often play with Touka, Milly seemingly being the first of the two siblings to develop romantic feelings for their mutual friend. Yuna and Milly have a typical sibling relationship, both expressing care for each other and joking around at times. As children Touka promised to marry Milly if she could defeat him one hundred times, prompting her to beat him up on a daily basis. Yuna quickly became fed up with these “duels” and forced them to stop, showing she does not always approve of her younger sister’s extreme personality traits.

Out of every character in the series, Milly seems to know her older sister the best, and as a result, she possesses an intimate understanding of Yuna’s relationship with Touka. The night Yuna confesses to Touka, Milly and the rest of the harem are shown watching from a distance. She explains to his other admirers that Yuna’s violent temper and past rejection of their childhood friend is the reason why her attempts to confess to Touka fail in the present.

### Companions

#### Touka Scott

As a child, Yuna watched Touka from afar for some time before their first official meeting. She noticed he would sit alone while covered in bruises and became concerned, prompting her to ask people around town for information. One day she approached him in the woods and offered to stay by his side. Touka notes many years later that this was the day his life changed forever. The two would become best friends and remained together for many years until one day Touka was forced to leave town with his parents. She didn’t see him off due to them having a fight the previous day, a decision she always regretted. They reunited two years later after a devil attack on Elvania, the destruction of their hometown forcing them to relocate to Cheza Village.

The two developed feelings for each other, but Yuna often found herself annoyed by his perverted antics and was often the target of such, causing her to lash out. These tense moments along with the duo's stunted emotional growth caused their relationship to stagnate for some time. Likewise, Yuna spent years actively concealing how she felt about him. While living together in the village, she would regularly bring him food claiming it was leftovers from somebody else to hide the fact that she was cooking for him. As a result, Touka remained completely unaware of how she felt. The situation worsened after Yuna was rescued by Sion Blandan, causing her to develop a crush on the hero while constantly comparing Touka to him.

Over the course of their journey together, Yuna notices his growing number of female admirers, and slowly accepts her own feelings. She eventually attempts to confess to him, but Touka automatically assumes her proclamations of love are familial in nature. Even after explaining that her feelings are romantic, he begins wondering if Yuna is trying to trick him, or if he is grossly misinterpreting her words. Despite being uncertain and confused by the situation, Touka smiles and loudly proclaims she is irreplaceable to him, regardless of the nature of their relationship. The other members of his harem watch the spectacle unfold from a distance, with Milly explaining to them that his reaction is a result of the years that Yuna brutally spurned his advances.

Four years after Larkvlad's defeat, Touka is living with Yuna, Anri, Diana, and Ethel. While he continues to confuse Yuna's proclamations of love as platonic, she accepts the situation as punishment for all the times she rejected him over the years, hoping one day her feelings will reach him.

Early on in the series, he often attempted to put knee socks on Yuna when she wasn't paying attention, usually leading to a violent beating. As the series progresses, she becomes more willing to play along with his perverse tendencies in order to deepen their bond, though she often finds it embarrassing. While she is more tolerant of his perversion, Yuna becomes incredibly frustrated when he takes it to new extremes.

#### Anri Hazeworth

As traveling companions, the two girls spent an enormous amount of time together. Yuna treats her like a younger sister, and often tries to stop people from taking advantage of Anri’s naivety or setting a bad example, the usual culprits being Touka and Kyle. Yuna often hangs out with the petite Necromancer while Touka is off messing around, the two seriously discussing the party’s course of action or simply enjoying each other’s company. Perhaps due to her young age and Touka’s seeming lack of attraction to her, Yuna doesn’t seem to view Anri as a romantic rival, unlike Marguerite or Diana.

#### Diana Filion

The female Necromancer was initially an enemy to Touka’s Party during their encounter on Sageland, but Yuna was busy fighting off magical creatures under her command and did not directly confront Diana at the time. When Diana falls in love with Touka and joins the party, Yuna has strong objections to allying with a previous enemy. The animosity between them appears to be neutral, as the night Yuna confessed her feelings to Touka, Diana expressed a desire to violently intervene and only stopped after she received a warning from Marguerite.

In the sequel series taking place years later, the two live in Touka’s house together and appear to get along better. Diana has developed a tendency to tease Yuna for the latter’s lack of progress in her relationship with Touka, while Yuna dislikes her habit of constantly trying to seduce him and often thwarts these attempts.

#### Sion Breydan

Yuna first encountered the hero when he saved her and Milly from devils attacking their home. Sion’s heroism left a powerful impression on Yuna, who came to admire his strength and character while also developing a crush on the Legendary Hero. This caused her to constantly criticize her childhood friend Touka while comparing the boy’s numerous flaws to Sion’s great accomplishments. Yuna reunited with the hero during a similar incident three years later where he again saved her from a devil. Sion addresses her by name and compliments her beautiful smile, flattering Yuna while a jealous Touka angrily watches from nearby. She then expresses horror when Sion walks into a pit trap and dies.

Yuna’s admiration was great enough that she willingly dressed in knee-socks and skimpy clothing when Touka asked her to do so while in Sion’s body, as she was initially unaware her friend had been turned into the hero. When Anri Hazeworth forces Touka to complete Sion’s quest, Yuna readily volunteers to join them to help compensate for the hero’s death, resolving to keep smiling for his sake. Over the course of their adventure, her feelings for Sion fade as she accepts her feelings for Touka.

### Allies

#### Kyle Osment

Yuna was first excited to meet a comrade of the hero, but remained ignorant of his more sinister intentions to kill Touka and steal Sion’s body. Despite his negative intentions for both Touka and Anri, Kyle was initially indifferent to Yuna, not wanting to kill her if he could avoid it. He knocks her out before going after Touka, but she manages to recover quickly and kicks him into a wall to save her friend, earning his ire as well. In subsequent encounters, Yuna is mistrustful of him and displays open distaste for his presence. Even after making peace with Touka’s group, Yuna is quick to call him out for his lies and expresses annoyance towards Kyle’s arrogant personality and tendency to run around naked.