Inori Misuda

**Inori Misuda** (翠田 いのり *Misuda Inori*) is a character in Kandagawa Jet Girls. She is a fellow shrine maiden/teammate of Fūka Tamaki.

## Appearance

Inori has chin-length purple layered hair that is cut shorter in the back in comparison to the sides of her hair covering her ears with fringes is snipped neatly across her forehead which covers her thin eyebrows, a decorative pink fuchsia hair ribbon on the back of her head and light green eyes.

### Casual

Her casual attire is a white with red shrine maiden attire, with sleeves running to the elbows with thick red cuffs and white string running through them. She wears a large purple ribbon tied into a bow on her chest. Her red skirt is shorter compared to normal maiden's Hamaka style. With thigh-high white stockings and plain sandals with red binding.

### Racing

Her racing attire is a more skin-showing, tighter version of a shrine maiden uniform. Sleeveless white robes with red trim and a small golden rope below the neck and large baggy 'sleeves' tied to her arms by green with dark green bands with golden string. A matching band around her midsection with a clasp with purple angelfish facing one another. Matching the same clasp Fūka Tamaki wears. The robes spiked with tails sticking out either side. In further contrast to the shrine maiden attire, the racing one has no skirt. Dark green thong-like bottoms instead. Finished with thigh-high boots of light green with dark green soles.

## Personality

Inori is a stereotypical shy, polite and caring shrine maiden, but she stands up for herself when challenged or if someone defiles the shrine.

## Background

Inori attends the Hijiribashi University Affiliated High School with Fūka Tamaki. As a shrine maiden, she and Tamaki tend to a shrine where they worship the water god to keep the rivers and waters calm. They also use jet racing as a form of ritual.

## Kandagawa Jet Girls Plot

### Episode 1: The Kandagawa is Calling

At an event, Inori is walking before she is being pulled aside by Fūka Tamaki as Rin Namiki accidentally walks into her and she confirms that she is alright and thanks Fuuka for her concern.

## Videogames

Misuda and Tamaki team as the Sea Serpents. Their story focuses not on trying to win the Kandagawa Cup, but on the relationship between the two of them. Tamaki's angry side bubbles to the surface and Misuda tries repeatedly through solo rituals, prayers and getting other teams to race them to cure what she thinks is some sort of curse. This only results in Misuda pushing her away, and the waters of the rivers dangerously rage. Eventually, she sees a vision from the Water God in a dream, telling her that the rituals have not been performed properly. This makes her accept that to properly love Tamaki she needs to accept all of Tamaki, the good and bad and that this angry part of Tamaki isn't just a curse. The two reunite as more than friends and calm the waters with a proper, united as one ritual and now she reacts with happiness to Tamaki's raging.

In other stories, the Sea Serpents are a formidable team. Being the finalists for the Kandagawa Jet Girls to face in the finals. They take issue with MKHU when they come to the shrine and pray for good luck just to win the Cup and get fame and fortune. They end up forgiving MKHU when the team admits they admit they are racing for other people as well, and act with remorse for judging them on the first meeting. In Hell's Kitchen's story, they ask for advice from the Idols as to what act to perform if they win races.

## Teams

* Team: Suiryukai (Sea Serpents)
* Jet: Messie The Hunter
* Teammate: Fūka Tamaki

## Relationships

### Fūka Tamaki

Misuda greatly cares for Tamaki and more than just as a friend where they race together as the Sea Serpents alongside their duties as Shrine Maidens - jet racing can be performed as a ritual. She deeply cares for Tamaki more than simply a friend, attempting to 'cure' the angry part of Tamaki's personality through rituals. Eventually when she confesses her feelings to Tamaki and accepts them for who they are, Tamaki quickly accepts her back in kind. Becoming far more than just friends or shrine maidens.

## Etymology

* Inori's surname **Misuda** means "green" (翠) (**misu**) and "field, rice paddy" (田) (**ta**/**da**).