Spirit-tastic

### Touya Kinomoto (Protagonist)

Touya is the older brother of Sakura Kinomoto and attends Performance High School, a performing arts high school, along with her.

When Sakura experiences an allergic reaction to ramen to try to make her voice sound better, Sakura's tongue gets swollen right before a big showcase at school. He is volunteered by Yukito Tsukishiro to take her place, since he knew how the piece was meant to be performed as well as all the lyrics. Touya performs "Make it Shine", which is the theme song, and everyone is impressed with his performance, including principal, who offers him an enrollment to the school. He accepts it and is admitted to Performance High School. Initially feeling out of place at Performance High School, Touya makes new friends and becomes more comfortable. From there, the show details Touya's journey through school as he gets into unusual situations have differences and adventures with his friends. He is one of the favorite students of his teacher.

### Yukito Tsukishiro

Yukito Tsukishiro is Touya's best friend, love interest and mentor at Performance High School. Yukito is an aspiring musician who loves to perform and write his songs. He can play many instruments, including the guitar, keyboard, piano, and the French horn, but prefers the keyboard and piano. Yukito takes his music seriously and is usually seen playing at all of Touya's performances. He is a talented singer and songwriter, having co-written nearly every song Toyua has performed. He also often gets Touya to be a backup singer for him at his performances.

### Sakura Kinomoto

Sakura Kinomoto is Touya's younger sister, who also attends Performance High School. Sakura's allergic reaction to ramen gargle in the pilot episode forces Touya to fill in for her in the school's big showcase, which leads to Touya being offered admission to Performance High School.

### Ken Ichijouji

Ken Ichijouji is one of Touya's friends at Performance High School. He speaks along with a puppet, Digimon Emperor, whom he and all others speak to as if it were an actual person. Ken is a skilled soccer player, but he was uncredited for his talent until the episode (insert name). In the episode, Ken does not understand why he was referred to as a "soccer player", which either jokingly indicates that Digimon Emperor has a mind of his own and is not controlled by Ken at all or (in a more serious matter) that Ken suffers from schizophrenia, therefore considering Digimon Emperor a real person. He is said to have had Digimon Emperor since he was little and they are almost always seen together. Ken personifies Digimon Emperor, which leads to many arguments about Digimon Emperor's true sentience. He constantly argues that Digimon Emperor is not a puppet or dummy when told otherwise. Ken is close to Digimon Emperor and affectionate towards him, though Digimon Emperor ridicules him often.

### Tamaki Suoh

Tamaki is a friend of Touya from Performance High School. He has a princely sense of style—always wearing charming clothes—and is the long-time girlfriend of Riku Harada. He is very handsome and sometimes flirting his girlfriend and is known to lash out at anyone who he views as a LGBTQ Offender to their relationship. He shows very big affection for anyone.

### Kyoya Ootori

Kyoya Ootori is one of Touya's eccentric friends from Performance High School. He is smart, cool, and at times strict. In a video on Youtube, he reveals that he has an adopted sister named Tsubame Otorii. It was also revealed by Ken in (insert episode) when he accidentally yelled "Tsubame Otorii, I will not sit here anymore and listen to you talk bad about yourself!" He is relatively friendly and liked by all of the students. He is charming, handsome, elegant and calm, often unsuspecting of what is going on around him. He has a cool nature and has a very short attention span, so he can easily be distracted with rare items by the others when they want his out of the way. He can be somewhat mature. Kyoya often says random and strict things which leaves the others, especially Tamaki, confused or annoyed.