Dr. Stone RPG

Senku is a scrawny and physically weak young man of average height with pale skin. He has white hair that fades to green towards the ends, spiking up naturally into soft tips. Two locks of hair drape over his face. He has sharp red eyes, slim eyebrows, a small nose, and a mouth that tends to curl into an evil grin. He has two symmetrical petrification scars on his face, jagged lines beginning from his inner eyebrows and heading towards his hairline. On occasion, smaller scars leading down from his inner eye are visible as well. Before petrification, Senku wore a typical school uniform with a lab coat over it. After waking up in the Stone World, he made himself an animal skin tunic with short, flared sleeves, a jagged hemline that stops around his knees, a collar that sticks up, and a seam that meanders down his front. There is a belt tied around his waist which usually has at least one leather pouch that he swaps out when necessary. His shoes are sack-like, made of the same leather as his tunic, tied around the ankle. He also has fabric wrapped around his forearms that he uses to protect his hands when doing experiments. On his tunic near his right collarbone, he has the formula, E= MC² written in his own dried blood. Senku Ishigami (石いし神がみ千せん空くう, Ishigami Senkū) is the main protagonist of Dr. Stone, and is friends with Taiju Oki and Yuzuriha Ogawa. He was depetrified half a year before Taiju was, and eventually created the Revival Fluid with Taiju's help. In the Stone World, Senku's goal is to rebuild civilization and establish a Kingdom of Science. As the first-prize champion in the Grand Bout, Senku currently holds the title of Village Chief in Ishigami Village, where he is widely regarded as a legend thanks to the late Byakuya's influence in the founding of Ishigami Village. Senku is also the leader of the Kingdom of Science, providing the ideas and initiative for their large-scale plans.

Senku is a straightforward, confident, and logical individual, who is also aware of the limits of his abilities. His decisions are often backed up by his vast knowledge of science and applying the scientific method. Senku never belittles those who are less knowledgeable than him, however he does have a habit of diving into complicated explanations in an attempt to teach others. However, his enthusiasm for science encourages and inspires everyone around him to do better. Because of his charisma and caring nature, people tend to gather around him, allies and enemies alike. Senku is also able to admit his mistakes, for example if he misses important information, such as when Kohaku pointed out that the north star did not align with north as he claimed, since Senku had overlooked the Earth's precession. While Senku is highly aware of his limitations and will yield to those more experienced than himself, he frequently overestimates his own physical abilities, such as when he offered to carry Kohaku's spring water and immediately collapsed, or when he was overwhelmed by the force of Kinro's attack during a paper shield demonstration. Senku has a very logical mind, believing that there is nothing science cannot explain, even if it takes a long time to properly understand any one concept through science. Senku regularly bends the rules, withholds information, and manipulates others to get what he wants. He often acts as if he builds inventions and uses people for his own interest, while actually creating for the betterment of others. Beneath Senku's outward arrogance and manipulative actions lies a genuinely selfless and kind heart. During their decisive battle, Tsukasa notes that despite Senku's apparent cold rationale, his greatest weakness is his inability to abandon his friends, having witnessed his kindness firsthand with Yuzuriha taken hostage.

Unlike Taiju, Senku seems apathetic to the prospect of romance. He seemed annoyed when Kohaku worded her praise for him strangely, claiming she had "fallen for him". He strongly discouraged Nikki from developing any feelings towards him. He was also completely unaffected by Amaryllis' attempts to charm him, much to her chagrin. He believes a brain filled with love is most illogical, but he does support the romantic endeavors of his friends, such as Taiju's relationship with Yuzuriha. What Senku lacks in physical ability, he more than makes up for with his determination and persistence. He counted the time he was petrified to the last second for nearly 4 millennia and willingly faced death by Tsukasa's hand without being fazed, refusing to back down and sacrifice either Yuzuriha or the continued advancement of science for his own personal safety. Senku also defeats Ibara with his quick thinking and help from Ryusui Nanami. Senku is simply someone who refuses to give up on a task no matter how arduous.

Genius Intelligence: Senku Ishigami is a genius with an encyclopedic knowledge of all things scientific. He is well versed in chemistry, physics, engineering, geology, biology and mathematics. Senku is able to easily create various useful tools and gadgets, medicine, and most notably, the de-petrification elixir, despite the limited materials of the Stone World. Tsukasa calls him "the sharpest, most intelligent man in the world". In addition to his scientific knowledge, Senku also possesses great resourcefulness and an analytical mind, seemingly never having a shortage of options at his disposal. For whatever he lacks, he has an ally who can offer their strength. He also possesses great mental fortitude, able to think quickly on his feet and keep his cool in the most dire of situations. Out of the current active characters, his mental assets are rivaled only by his former mentor, Dr. Xeno. Mental Resilience: While Senku lacks in physical ability, he more than makes up for with his determination and persistence. For example, he retained consciousness in his time of Petrification and counted the time he was petrified to the last second for nearly 4 millennia. Gen Asagiri found Senku to be an impressive person after he discovered Senku carved the date of his revival. He wondered how someone not only knew the day and year they were released, he stated he already respected Senku. When petrified again three years later, he was prepared and started counting to stay conscious. After his second revival, he was able to deduce that seven years had passed. Craftsmanship: As a child, he designed and built a functioning miniature rocket ship, alongside many other advanced and experimental machines. However, Senku doesn't compare to a master craftsman like Kaseki, in terms of building skills, as Kaseki has far more experience than him.

Tactical Intelligence: In addition to his scientific intelligence, he appears to have some skill as a strategist. He managed to coordinate the villagers and even some of Tsukasa's army whom he converts to his side in an effective bloodless war against Tsukasa's Empire of Might. Similarly, he manages to have Kohaku, Ginro, and Amaryllis infiltrate the chief of Treasure Island's harem as spies, and manages to communicate with Kohaku and develop a strategy to cleverly gather the scattered petrified pieces of his friends, along with the precious stones from the Soyuz capsule. Exceptional Memory: Senku remembers every compound and method of his inventions. He has rarely been wrong in the making of tools for the Kingdom of Science, and has an enormous amount of knowledge in the aforementioned science fields. Charisma: Though arrogant and eccentric, Senku seems to have a good understanding of people and how they think. He uses his many creations to charm those who were suspicious of him (like ramen, glasses, and medicine) to slowly warm up to him. Senku is also a capable leader, who is good with his words, able to motivate and lead the villagers into an effective army against Tsukasa's Empire of Might. He has personally gained the loyalty and respect of his allies (and enemies) through his hard work and determination. Morse Code: Senku knows Morse code very well, using it to communicate with the cell phone team on the phone in order to ensnare Homura.

Linguistic Proficiency: Senku seems to be fluent in both Japanese and English. Initially, he had trouble with English as a child, but over time, he became more proficient from his travels. He understood Ukyo and Gen's while they were speaking English through the buried phone in order to conceal their conversation from the others present. He was able to speak to understand the discussion between Taiju and Dr. Xeno with no problems. He understood and communicated with Dr. Brody with no problem. While traveling to South America, Senku (along with Ukyo, Francois, Tsukasa, and Ryusui) served as translators for the group, consisting of Japanese and English speakers.

Incomplete Knowledge: While Senku has an unbelievable amount of knowledge about science and technology, it should be noted that he does not know everything in as high detail as it may appear, but rather, he seems to sometimes fill in the gaps with his well-informed scientific thinking and experience. This, however, has on several occasions led him to struggle with problems he was not aware of, or things that he never knew how to do in detail. An example of this would be his making of stone tools. While he had the general idea of them and how to make them, he had to figure out the specific techniques out of trial-and-error. He also was unaware that carbon filaments don't work in vacuum tubes, and he mistakenly thought it would be practical to make the Steam Gorilla's engine with only one cylinder, which he ended up correcting. Low Physical Prowess: Senku is below average in terms of physical ability, lacking physical strength. Even after spending months alone and having to collect resources by himself and building both a shelter and storage, Senku's physical strength remained the same. He was unable to hold Homura, a petite woman shorter than 5 feet, after managing to grab hold of her. He also admits that he won't stand a chance against someone as strong as Kohaku in a fight (although it's not really a fair comparison, given her training and her status as a warrior). In a bonus chapter, Kohaku gives a small description on the physical abilities of the main characters. Senku is at the bottom at around three points, Chrome at five, Ginro at 100, Kinro at 500, and Kohaku herself at 1000. Similarly, Senku has poor stamina, and tends to get physically exhausted rather quickly. He is also very vulnerable to hypothermia, only being able to withstand cold water for a short amount of time.

Average Craftsmanship: Senku's craftsmanship is good enough to make usable objects and tools, but in great part it took him a lot of work to get to that level. Even though Senku is aware of a vast range of crafting methods, many of them he never used before petrification (such as pottery, making stone tools or glassblowing), which leads him to have shortcomings because of his inexperience, and he improves during the series, achieving practical skill levels on all the tasks just mentioned. Still, his aspirations for the Kingdom of Science benefited from having more experienced crafts people to build things more swiftly. Even though Kaseki was brought initially for the specific task of glassblowing, Senku still developed this skill himself, as shown when he made glassware after Suika revived him alone in the Amazonian rainforest. Lack of Cooking Skills: While not a weakness per se, he is not an exceptional cook. He is shown to know how to cook but lacks experience and quality ingredients. While he knows the process of how to make food, most of the time, the more complicated food does not taste good. While he was able to make cotton candy and cola, more complicated foods, such as wine, ramen, and bread prove to be terrible tasting. While in the ramen's case, part of it is due to not having the exact ingredients (he uses foxtail to make flour instead of wheat). When he tries to create bread with all of the proper ingredients on hand for the first time, it comes out so horrible that no modern person is capable of eating it (though the Ishigami Village tribe loves it because they have only ever eaten fish and have never tried bread before).

Bad Luck: Throughout the series, despite his high intelligence and ability to overcome obstacles, he tends to run into trouble often due to his horrific luck. Gen, at one point, quips to Senku (while they are trying to make gunpowder to stop Tsukasa's army and fail) that Senku always has crappy luck. In the Petrification arc, where he goes to Treasure Island, after all their resources and options have been exhausted as he and the Kingdom of Science are cornered by Ibara, Moz, and their army, Senku is even forced to use his worst trump card—reviving Hyoga (a rather unpredictable and cruel man willing to manipulate and kill anyone who gets in his way) to have a fighting chance against Ibara and Moz despite the strong possibility Hyoga will immediately overpower the Kingdom of Science and/or learn of the petrification device afterwards. Later on, Ibara uses the petrifaction device to petrify everyone but himself. When detailing travel by Vikings, a storm hits but they still reach America, due to Chrome. While commencing their exploration of United States, the crew is attacked by alligators as Gen once again makes a remark about how Senku's luck is nonexistent and every one of his hypotheses about the worst-case scenario usually turn out to be true. Senku's catchphrases: He has three main catchphrases: he claims, "10 billion percent" when he is certain of something, "Not one millimeter" when he claims how impossible something is, and "This is Exhilarating" or "Get Excited" when a new development occurs, or he manages to further his scientific developments.

Kinro (金キン狼ロー, Kinrō) is the elder brother of Ginro and the son of Tetsuken and Shirogane. Originally having served as one of the guards of Ishigami Village alongside Ginro, he quickly joined Senku as a member of the Kingdom of Science, serving as part of the Power Team's Defense Division. Kinro is a muscular young man of slightly above-average height with brown hair, green eyes, a scar on his right cheek and a lock of long hair that hangs between his eyes. He often has a scowl on his face partially caused by his nearsightedness. He wears a sleeveless royal blue karate gi-like uniform with a rope belt. On his back, he wears a buckler emblazoned with the village's star pattern. After the tournament to determine the chief of Ishigami Village, Kinro begins wearing a pair of glasses to correct his nearsightedness. He also carries a katana strapped to his side after Hyoga's raid.

Kinro is the stern half of the two guard brothers. He takes his job seriously and is not easily distracted. He believes in hard work and despises laziness or cheating of any form, even if for a noble cause, such as being the only one against entering more of their allies to fix the Village Games so the Kingdom of Science would win despite them needing to win in order to cure Ruri. He's dedicated to upholding the rules, refusing Senku's entry into the village, despite him saving Kohaku's life.[11][13] He maintains his principles even when a huge portion of the village gets bribed by Senku's ramen, vehemently refusing to participate in any "sorcerous" activities or try "sorcerer" food.[14] In the village tournament, after using Suika's eyeglasses made by Senku to fight against Magma, he consults with Jasper about the mask's legality, feeling as though he unfairly cheated. Though initially suspicious of Senku[15], he becomes a loyal member of the Kingdom of Science, vouching for Senku to the rest of the village. This also proves that, despite his adherence to rules, he is not prejudiced towards others and is capable of seeing the good in them. Kinro's reasoning skills are a bit poor in the beginning. He refused to believe there was life outside the village aside from those banished. Plus, he overlooked the fact that it would be impossible for Senku to be a banished person as he is similar in age to him and never met him before. Again, the rule wouldn't apply to those descended from those banished as they didn't commit crimes towards the village. In addition, he proves that, despite being a "stick in the mud" most of the time, he is genuinely loyal to his friends and is dedicated to his duty as a guard, especially in protecting the other villagers.

Spearmanship: Kinro wields a spear and a buckler. For a time, the spearhead was gilded (as a bribe from Senku in order to let him into the village). Swordsmanship: For his second battle with the Empire of Might, he used a standard Japanese katana. He was shown to be highly proficient with using the blade. He later reverted back to using his trusty spear. Enhanced Physical Prowess: Kinro is one of the physically strongest members of Ishigami Village, rivaled only by Magma and Kohaku. Initially, he was hindered by his poor eyesight but after being given glasses he overcomes it. Kohaku's brief power rating would place him above Ginro who has 100 battle points, but below Kohaku who has 1000 battle points, himself having 500 according to Kohaku, although this was given before his eyesight was taken care of. Enhanced Strength: Once given partly proper glasses to adjust his vision, he quickly overwhelms Magma, a man considered to be the physically strongest individual in the Ishigami Village. In the anime, his strength was further expanded upon with him easily felling a tree using a primitive spear with one blow. Enhanced Stamina: Kinro was tasked with maintaining electricity through spinning a hand-powered electrical generator along with his brother. They were to frequently do so until they were replaced by a water-powered mill. He was capable of taking a flurry of hits from Magma, then recovering and consequently beating the latter. Kinro's main catchphrase is "The rules are the rules."

Taiju is a tall, muscular young man with spiky brown hair, thick eyebrows, and two vertical stone markings, one of which starts at his hairline above his left eye and reaches down underneath it, and the other one located under his right eye. The markings were later removed after his second revival and replaced with identical ones drawn with paint. He wears a 2-piece, sleeveless cloak that reaches past his knees and is tied together with a rope, and primitive boots.

He greatly admires his best friend Senku, even though he only has a limited understanding of scientific practices. He gets easily impressed by Senku's inventions and he assists Senku with his experiments by providing the manpower necessary for them. Taiju was willing to sacrifice himself in order to let Senku escape from a pride of lions, further attesting to his kindness and selflessness. Despite his massive strength, he is a pacifist who refuses to fight others because he does not want to hurt others. He once even offers to let Tsukasa smack him until he is satisfied in the hopes of deterring him from destroying anymore petrified humans. Nonetheless, he has the endurance and patience to complete any task no matter how arduous. While considered book dumb and not good with science, it is shown that he is capable of finding mundane solutions without science and can apply the science and knowledge Senku imparts on him and use it to his advantage, such as remembering how Senku stated that shells were good for upgrading soil for farming and applying it to his fields, which allowed it to grow in contrast to Yo's and Magma's fields. He can be resourceful and also has a good memory, managing to remember that, in the past, Senku did not have the habit of cracking his neck and figuring out it was a code from Senku. Taiju also successfully deceived Xeno while masquerading as the scientist, giving off a skilled performance that impressed his friends. He also knows his limitations and what he is good and not good at without overestimating himself. determined when something is important to him. He tends to yell loudly and is enthusiastic regardless of the task so long as he proves useful. He is persistent and determined. Despite being emotional and expressive, he has great control of his temper, never losing his cool or acting impulsively. He is notably one of the kindest people in the series, refusing to murder Tsukasa and wanting to find peaceful solutions without murder.

Enhanced Physical Prowess: Taiju possesses an extremely strong and sturdy body, something his friend Senku vouches for. Immense Durability: He is the first human to be able to withstand a kick from Tsukasa without immediately losing consciousness, opening his eyes as soon as Tsukasa leaves with Senku, saying he needs no recovery at all. He took a hit from Moz, while earning praise for his endurance. Gen Asagiri and Ryusui Nanami consider him the toughest person they know and call him a freak of nature. In spite of that he was easily gunned down from the shots of soldiers following Stanley. Immense Stamina: He also possesses immense stamina, able to cross 80 kilometers in five hours (16 km/h or 9.94 mph). Gen Asagiri has also noted that his stamina is immense. He is also the strongest man for endurance after Tsukasa was put in cryosleep and Hyoga was incarcerated. Magma, Ginro, and Yo notably respect Taiju due to his perk of "limitless stamina" that surpasses even the strongest man in Ishigami Village. Notably on Treasure Island, he was able to make several trips underwater, without the need of an oxygen tank all the while carrying several statues. This feat left both the modern timers (except Senku) and stone world people amazed, even leaving the usually compose Ryusui in shock. Enhanced Strength: In addition to his sturdiness, Taiju is also considerably strong. He was able to hurl a huge boulder at Tsukasa's location high enough to make it fall not before Tsukasa kicked the gunpowder to spread it in order to spark an explosion. He also carried all the statues of his petrified friends, greatly impressing Ryusui Nanami, Gen Asagiri, Soyuz, and Suika. Taiju is strong enough to restrain Oarashi, who previously threw off the combined force of Kinro, Magma and Nikki with little effort.

Low Intelligence: Taiju isn't the brightest. He mindlessly suggested that calcium carbonate Senku was looking for could be found in gym storerooms, despite all of the buildings being completely demolished by the passage of time. He also comically suggested that the most important tool for civilization is a cellphone. Taiju is shown to possess below-average logic and knowledge for a high schooler, easily on par with the Ishigami Villagers (minus Kaseki and Chrome) in how little scientific knowledge he possesses. For example, at one point, he thought the base component for gunpowder would be fireworks (it's the other way around). It is safe to assume Taiju did poorly on tests. Nevertheless, he isn't completely stupid and does have his bright moments, such as suggesting that Senku and he make wine through grapes that he found earlier. He also possesses some knowledge in farming thanks to Senku. His ability to assess situations is also quite impressive, as he was able to easily understand the situation when he was revived by Ryusui underwater.

Yuzuriha Ogawa (小オ川ガワ杠ユズリハ, Ogawa Yuzuriha) is one of Senku's best friends and the love interest of Taiju. Before petrification, she was a high school student and a crafts club member. She was depetrified in 5739 AD. Yuzuriha is a young woman with brown hair, brown eyes and a slim build with wide hips. She has two noticeable petrification scars, both in the shape of spirals, located on her shoulder and neck. Before her petrification, Yuzuriha wore a standard high school uniform. After her depetrification, she wears a white cloth dress that's split at her sides and matching cloth shoes. Noticeably, Yuzuriha wears a white hairband that's vaguely shaped like wrap-around headphones, both before and after her petrification. Following an encounter with Tsukasa, her long hair is cut to a shoulder-length bob.

Her passion and immense skill for crafts allow her to easily relate to Kaseki, with whom she collaborated a few times despite their specialties not being perfectly aligned. Her specialty is textiles (felting, sewing, spinning thread, weaving, etc.), while Kaseki focuses on harder crafts and building machinery. Their passion coincided for example, when they were requested to craft a model of the earth. Both of them were excited to build such a model and felt a bit insulted by Senku requesting just a quick rough globe. The end result was a giant globe and mechanical globe housed in a dome. She loves fashion and becomes intense when crafting clothes. Yuzuriha also created a clothing store for both modern and stone world people, who all enjoyed her endeavors. Yuzuriha is a kind individual who tries to aid her friends and strangers alike in whatever ways she can. She usually uses her extensive crafting skills to help Senku carry out his inventions or reassemble destroyed petrified humans. Like Taiju, she is fiercely loyal to Senku. As childhood friends, she understands Senku's abilities and potential and is even willing to sacrifice herself when she is being used as a hostage by Tsukasa to allow Senku to escape. While not explicitly stated, she returns Taiju's feelings, but is waiting for him to make his official confession. Like Taiju, she possesses a great deal of determination as well as faith. She seems quiet and, while not overly shy, is usually reserved. She tends to get nervous in dangerous or unpredictable situations, but she knows to keep her mind on the task at hand. In chapter 73, Senku refers to her as someone who won't abandon what she is doing to make her own moves and, when given a task, puts 100% of her attention and motivation towards it. She is patient, showing great skill in carefully gathering the stone fragments of the statues Tsukasa destroys and painstakingly putting them back together in the hopes of fixing the statues.

Master Tailoring: Yuzuriha has extraordinary sewing capabilities, as well as excellent handiwork. Senku had full faith in her skill, as he placed the task of reassembling the smashed stone statues into her care. And indeed, she does this with a form of primeval glue. She also makes fine leatherwork, one of which is used as the flag for the Kingdom of Science. Later, she is able to create high-quality clothes and opens Yuzuriha's Department Store after Senku and the gang manage to invent cloth. She's been described as a "wild beast" when crafting, as she quickly and fiercely puts together whatever she's working on at astonishing speed. Mental Resilience: Yuzuriha proves herself to be very determined mentally. After the Second Petrification, Yuzuriha kept herself conscious for eight years until her revival.

Kohaku (コハク, Kohaku) is a young woman who is a descendant of modern humans. She is Ruri's younger sister and the daughter of Kokuyo. After Taiju, Kohaku is the most loyal to Senku. Since learning about science, and the delicate, complicated work it takes to make modern inventions, Kohaku often teams up with Chrome to scavenge ingredients and "persuade" Kinro and Ginro to help with the labor. Kohaku is a young woman of average height with a slim figure. She has a delicate face, blue eyes, and blonde hair tied-up in a spiky ponytail. Her appearance is that of someone who appears to be a mixed heritage of American/Japanese, denoting her as the descendant of Byakuya Ishigami and Lillian Weinberg. She shares a strong resemblance with her older sister, Ruri, but has wild hair in comparison to her sister's soft, flowing hair, and a slimmer body. Her most typical attire consists of a V-neck, sleeveless and short navy blue dress with a triangular hem. Underneath she wears makeshift garments akin to a bra and a fundoshi (traditional Japanese garment). The dress is tied with a rope tied in the middle, and uniquely shaped stone sandals. She also wears a tan ribbon as a choker around her neck, which resembles the one worn by Lillian as well. Her wooden shield is eventually replaced with a metal lined one made by Senku.

Kohaku is a kind young woman, willing to put her sweat and tears, as well as her own life on the line to protect those she holds dear, taking rigorous care of her sickly older sister, and even willing to participate in the tournament for her hand in marriage just to protect her. She purposefully lied and took a scolding in order not to reveal she was attacked by Tsukasa, as not to distress her sister and the villagers. She is just as caring towards her friends and comrades, being particularly dedicated to Suika, playing for her the role of an older sister herself. Furthermore, Kohaku is always attentive to give emotional support to people going through hardship in general, such as Mirai upon the loss of her brother. She can sometimes be seen thoughtfully worried for people, in which cases she tends to sit down with her arms around her thighs, if there is nothing more she can do to help. On her flip side, she tends to be extremely cautious or even threatening with people who haven't earned her trust. Gen was subjected to this for a rather long period of time, with multiple threats on his life from her, and even Senku found himself in a similar standing early on. After he interpreted her words as her confessing to having a crush on him upon being rescued, she would not dare fall asleep near him without her knives firmly grasped. It should be noted that if she feels safe instead, she will fall asleep basically anywhere and in any situation. To further complicate the matters, she has a choleric and impulsive personality that makes her burst in rage or carry out reckless actions if provoked, which could potentially lead her into fatal mistakes. While she could be daring in general, usually it took some rather specific scenarios to send her on a blind rage, most typically having her friends be captured by an enemy.

Kohaku is a playful, outdoorsy woman who seems to enjoy plenty of physical activities such as swimming, running, sparring and dancing, and also modern sports such as snowboarding. She excels at fighting, hunting, and general survival skills, thus her contributions to the kingdom are mostly in fighting or doing physical labor. Still, Senku will occasionally leave smaller projects to her such as when she prepared the wort in anticipation to make beer. She enjoys teasing her friends, especially when it's about the subject of romance, sometimes jokingly offering herself for hugs, or even marriage. Despite her making infrequent advances or displays of interest towards anyone (usually Senku), serious or not, she has shown a consistent interest in romance as mentioned. Whenever a romantic topic or situation comes about, she's eager to observe and give commentary; Seemingly eager to experience it vicariously through others, such as Amaryllis (which Gen took note of), and especially her sister Ruri, as she is highly supportive of the prospect of her having a relationship with Chrome, and which she pesters him about whenever she can. This is also the only context in which she will side with Ginro's sleazy meddling in other people's relationships. On a similar note, she is also not a stranger to displays of affection, and she seems to especially like hugs. Perhaps unfortunately for her, no one has come forward with any true romantic feelings towards her, at best getting some unwanted attention based on her looks. Ginro is the most common culprit of this, with Magma also commenting that he finds her and Minami beautiful and at one point entertained the idea of taking both Ruri and Kohaku as wives upon becoming the village chief.

Kohaku appears to be well known in her village due to her combative abilities, as both Kinro and Ginro were afraid of her. Tsukasa, a world-class fighter, stated that she would have been famous for her fighting abilities back in the pre-petrification world. Kohaku possesses great strength and endurance, credited by Chrome to be one of the few superhumanly strong individuals within the village, being able to carry a heavy pot filled with hot water on a daily basis for her sickly older sister, Ruri. In an extra, Kohaku rates herself with 1000 battle points, Kinro having 500 and Ginro having 100 respectively. Despite her skill, she is inferior to Tsukasa Shishio, Hyoga, and Moz; Tsukasa had proper marital art training, Hyoga is a spear expert and Moz is simply better-muscled. She does however seem to perfectly match Kirisame in fighting skills. During a mock battle for the astronaut training, Kohaku was able to match Tsukasa and ended the battle in a draw. Enhanced Speed: Her more notable traits are her speed and agility, which makes her highly proficient in close-quarters combat. When fighting, she attacks with a flurry of blades and kicks. She also possesses quick reflexes, as she was able to easily stop an attack from Kinro and Ginro when they both attacked her. Because of her speed, the two of them fear her wrath. Naturally she also excels when it comes to plain running, only being matched by Homura in this regard. Enhanced Senses: In addition to all this, Kohaku is gifted with incredible eyesight. She first noticed something is off about the North Star not being true north[57], being able to spot Tsukasa and Senku from afar, and finding oil from just a crude aerial photo taken from a hot air balloon. However, she was unable to sense Kirisame in their first fight. Matsukaze even blitzed right through her, without her noticing.

Chrome (クロム, Kuromu) is the alleged sorcerer and future scientist of Ishigami Village. Originally a rival, he grew close to Senku as the de-petrified human taught him the art of science. Having been fascinated with nature's resources since a young age, Chrome was always interested in experimenting with different materials despite having little to no knowledge about humanity's achievements and compounded scientific knowledge over thousands of years. Gifted in both natural science and inventing, Chrome tends to alternate between making chemicals with Senku and building with Kaseki. Chrome is a young man of average height and build. He has round, brown eyes and matching spiky brown hair, and he keeps a rope tied around his head like a headband. He's most often seen with a cheerful expression. His usual outfit consists of a short-sleeved, dark blue shirt, matching pants, a rope belt, and two cross-body satchels that contain materials he's collected. When he was first introduced, Chrome donned a cape that matched the color of his outfit, hemmed with rope.

Chrome is a highly energetic person with a lot of passion and curiosity. He is genuinely interested in science, although at first, he only knows it as sorcery. Chrome is confident in his intellect, enough so to go toe to toe with Senku despite getting destroyed in a battle of wits. He also has a tendency to refer to something as "bad" when he thinks it is cool or amazing. Chrome has a deep love of science, though he admits his expertise and knowledge lies mainly in exploration, particularly pertaining to rocks and minerals and gathering them. He even becomes offended when Ryusui refers to Chrome as an amateur explorer. He was amazed by new things such as vehicles, inventions, and being petrified. He is loyal to his friends and, while lacking in physical abilities compared to some of the other characters, he is still able to think of clever solutions out of dangerous situations. Chrome is also exceedingly brave and loyal, managing to withstand Tsukasa's threats and refusing to speak about Ishigami Village or the progress of Senku's inventions. In addition, while he is usually a loudmouth, he knows when to keep his mouth shut. He loves science and, in many ways, is an accomplished scientist in his own right, managing to create chemical reactions from the rocks he collected through frequent trial and error (reactions which were only made known in the seventeenth century). Chrome appears rather naive when it comes to romantic affairs, or perhaps he's simply not interested in romance. He is unaware of what people are implying between him and Ruri, but seems to think marriage is the next step once he's finished all his inventive projects. As someone with a lot of drive, Chrome is naturally quite combative, and his first instinct seems to be challenging people who may encroach on his self-imposed roles in the Kingdom.

Gifted Intelligence: Compared to the rest of Ishigami Village, Chrome is rather intelligent and curious. He and Kaseki are the only original members of Ishigami Village to possess any scientific knowledge. He was labeled as the village sorcerer due to his ability to use the materials around the village for "magic". He also has slightly-above average skill in arithmetic, only considered an expert at it due to no one knowing better. He is rather experienced when it comes to exploring caves. This allowed him to realize that Moz had a hidden motive in trailing Amaryllis to their hideout on Treasure Island due to the effort that is needed for that. It was confirmed by Riichiro Inagaki that Chrome would have high grades and tie with Tsukasa in a school setting. Chrome's intelligence is best shown when he comprehended half of Senku's explanation about the basics of how sound travels through phones. He is also good at memorizing Senku's ridiculous "road maps" blueprints. With his quick wit, he unknowingly recreated past modern items: water wheel, metal detector, and drill. These feats garnered praise from the modern timers, who were all amazed that he created these things using only his imagination. Although Chrome is disheartened when he learns that he has just recreated what modern men already had, geniuses like Senku and Xeno have taught him to not let that take away from his accomplishments. Chrome also came up with a strategy to face Stanley and his forces by suggesting they could simply petrify everyone, and have someone really far away ready to walk back and depetrify them after the fight is over. By the time the trip to the moon is about to begin, even the most conceited modern men like Yo admit that Chrome is far superior to him and the rest of the power team in science and intellect.

Ginro (銀ギン狼ロー, Ginrō) is Kinro's brother, and one of the village guards. He starts hanging around Senku during his stay in the village and is one of the first villagers to join the Kingdom of Science. Being usually used like a "pack mule" for labor in the Kingdom of Science, Ginro tries shirking out of any job he's given regardless of the effort needed; Kohaku and Kinro usually drag him along. During the adventure on Treasure Island, Ginro manages to convince an unpetrified warrior to serve him due to the resemblance he bears to his late master, gaining protection from his former "tormentors". Ginro is a rather short, androgynous young man with medium-length blond hair that covers the left side of his face. Unlike his brother, he seems to take strongly after his mother in looks, having round, green eyes and soft facial features, and unlike many of the other warriors, is not very muscular. Due to these traits, he is able to convincingly pass himself off as a girl. According to Matsukaze, he resembles his former lord, who is said to be a distant relative. Ginro wears a blue karate gi-like uniform and belt. He, like his brother Kinro, carries his spear wherever he goes.

Average Physical Prowess: While not as good of a warrior as Kinro, he possesses some skill. He can support up to at least Chrome's weight, as seen when he managed to keep him held up by his spear, albeit with great difficulty. He managed to defeat Argo, the physically third-most powerful man in the village, though received heavy injuries in the process. He could hunt and kill large American alligators with help from the others. Spearmanship: Ginro appears to possess average spear skills during combat, but excels with showy flourishes and feints. Ginro is shown to be very skilled with using it, as he was able to perform a spearman's dance while disguised as a woman. High Stamina: He has enough physical capability to match his brother in spinning the electrical generator. When receiving a barrage of hits from Argo during the village competition, Ginro is able to withstand them and even succeed in pushing him off a cliff into water and win the match. Granted, Argo was shocked at Ginro's very unusual endurance, which was due to him being under the effects of a concoction similar to an energy drink administered by Senku, and strong mental suggestion about its power. While disguised, Ginro was implied to be capable of storing a pineapple containing a chemical weapon on his person without affecting his movements. Ginro is the coward of the two guard brothers, immediately showcased when he gets visibly more startled than Kinro by Kohaku's threats of attacking them unless they let Senku into the village. Another example being when he considered the possibility of having everyone run away from the village to avoid a fight with the Tsukasa Empire, though after Kohaku points out that only a scum bag would consider it as the elderly and children wouldn't be able to keep up, he claims he didn't think of such an idea. He can be very full of himself and is selfish. He's easily distracted by shiny things and Senku's antics, which ends with him usually working.

Suika (スイカ, Suika) is a descendant of modern humans and an inhabitant of Ishigami Village. Having initially been ostracized for her clumsiness and for wearing a watermelon helmet to compensate for nearsightedness, she quickly makes friends with Senku, who doesn't judge her by her appearance and later helps her regain normal sight through lenses. Suika later serves as a scout for the Kingdom of Science, being proficient in stealth. Suika is a young girl of short stature with blonde hair in a bowl cut, being described as cute by many of the other characters. Kohaku especially considers Suika adorable, and says so on several occasions. She has to wear a helmet made from a melon rind to help her see better because she has a disease called "blurry sickness", or in modern terms, near-sightedness. Senku created a pair of glass lens in her helmet to help her eyesight. She wears a dark-blue poncho that reaches to above her knees and wrists, and she has a large white rope attached to her neck like a necklace, which is common for her tribe, especially for girls. Her shoes, unlike most of the villagers' shoes, are flat as she does not have the strength or agility to use the heeled part yet. Suika is a caring, inquisitive individual with a talent for spying. She seems to be a little shy mostly because people saw her as weird for wearing a watermelon over her head (revealed to be because she has bad eyesight, and looking through the watermelon allows her to see a little better due to the pinhole effect). She's become one of Senku's closest allies ever since. She's moved when Senku doesn't ask her about the watermelon she wears or calls her weird for wearing it (though it was most likely because he doesn't care). Once Senku makes glass lens for her using the watermelon head, she's grateful for him fixing her eyesight, and declines to get more "normal practical" glasses, opting to keep her watermelon helmet. She's shown to be brave.

Stealth Master: Suika is trusted by Senku and his friends to let her go on scouting. She is able to roll herself inside the melon hat, allowing her to recon deep into enemy territory undetected. Suika is able to slip past through hostile units. She is highly dependable when it comes to scouting. Knowledge of Forests and Animals: Suika is stated by Francois to be the foremost expert of the forests and animals surrounding Ishigami Village. Because of this, she was capable of foraging through the jungles of Brazil and survive for years, in spite of being alone. This showcases great survival skills for Suika and proof of good instincts. Intelligence: Suika is intelligent and observant, quickly deducing Kinro was losing the fight against Magma because he is nearsighted like her and he couldn't judge the proper distance to attack him. Amateur Doctor: Suika was taught basic medicine by Senku. She is knowledgeable enough to help Charlotte when she was bitten by a brazilian wandering spider. Since Suika got her glasses, she is able to be quite quick which comes in very handy for stealth and especially for outsmarting enemies, as shown when she confronted Tsukasa's soldiers. While not as fast as other characters, she has shown to be speedy enough to get back from being tied up by Mantle to witness the match between Kinro and Magma. She was also speedy enough to outrun adults such as Tsukasa's soldiers, Hyoga, and Homura. Her speed ability proved invaluable when it came to rescuing the science lab from the ship after it was overrun by the Petrification Kingdom. Luck: In contrast to Senku and how much bad luck he has, Suika is noted to have amazing luck when it comes to certain feats, as shown when she successfully found tungsten among Chrome's rock collection and when she discovered the Medusa floating in the water.
Piloting skills: Suika proved to be very good at driving the mobile lab, even in a tense chase situation.

Senku Ishigami: The main hero who relies on hard facts and logic. Taiju Oki: Senku's incredibly tough and high-stamina best friend. Yuzuriha Ogawa: Taiju's talented craft-loving partner who handles clothing and repairs. Chrome: A local villager who joins Senku as his partner in scientific discovery. Kaseki: An elderly master craftsman who helps build complex machinery. Suika: A young, clever girl who wears a watermelon on her head to help with scouting. Kohaku: An agile fighter from Ishigami Village with incredible eyesight. Gen Asagiri: A mentalist and former magician who uses psychology and trickery. Ryusui Nanami: A greedy but brilliant ship captain and sailor. Ukyo Saionji: A pacifist former soldier with superhuman hearing. Kinro & Ginro: Village guards who are brothers with very different courage levels. Tsukasa Shishio: The "Strongest Primate High Schooler" who opposes Senku's technological revival. Hyoga: A dangerous spear-fighter who initially allies with Tsukasa. Dr. Xeno: A NASA scientist and brilliant.

Gen Asagiri (あさぎりゲン, Asagiri Gen) is a turncoat of the Tsukasa Empire, persuaded to the side of the Kingdom of Science by Senku and the others. He is specializing in soft skills and interpersonal strategies, but also avoiding hard work if he can help it. When it comes to enemies, Gen acts as a tactical forecaster. Kaseki tends to drag him along to help with crafting, as they are close friends. Gen is a slim young man of average height with pale skin and strong hands and not much else. His hair is bicolored, with the left half being short and black and the right half being white with longer strands around his face. Prior to his petrification, all of his hair was black, but it was already partially white before becoming petrified. His eyes are dark and shadowed as if with eyeliner or fatigue, and angled upwards into a sharp, cunning slant. His eyebrows are stubby, lacking a tail. He wears a lavender-pink Japanese-style overcoat over a wheat-colored yukata, tied with an unhemmed and jagged brick-orange obi under a thin rope, tied at the front. Gen wears undyed but fitted pants that gather slightly at the ankles. He lacks proper footwear and walks barefoot. Gen is a proficient liar and skilled manipulator, with no fixed policies regarding his approach to life, making him dangerous as a foe and untrustworthy as an ally. He is the self-proclaimed world's smoothest talker, and of course, he uses all these traits to reliably help his friends over and over again. He takes pride in his abilities as both a magician, and as a mentalist, with his knowledge of the human psyche. He is a skilled actor, fiercely in control of his body and emotions even when in danger: he remains rational and calm at spear-point, poleaxe-point, gunpoint, or deep in enemy territory, undergoing questioning. He is confident and is shown to have nerves of steel, even in the face of death. In all cases, he only shows the parts of him he wants to show, owing to his manipulation tactics.

While not as academically gifted as Senku, Gen shows an average understanding of modern innovations and scientific knowledge, acting as the bridge between a scientist and a layman. He uses his abilities to promote cooperation and enthusiasm, motivate allies, conduct negotiations, and outsmart enemies. He tends to shift between acting as a ditzy airhead when it suits him (such as to avoid work or going into battle) and an intelligent manipulator. His predictive skills allow him to adapt and prepare for potential situations, such as preparing blood bags before getting beaten up by Magma. These skills also allow him to choose the best path for negotiation, such as openly offering to lie to Tsukasa about Senku's death to earn his favor, pretending Senku had a gift for Minami to obtain her Revival Fluid, and tricking Ryusui into paying them for the privilege of being on the hot air balloon despite needing his expertise anyways. He tends to act self-absorbed and perverted, though he gives off a gentlemanly air even when being honest about such. While he frequently portrays an aura of selfishness, hard self-interest, manipulation, and deviousness, Gen is a good person who can't bring himself to harm others. His outward appearance is masked by his mastery in psychology, but his actions speak of loyalty, determination, kindness and even sacrifice at times. He is good with people of all ages, Kaseki being one of his cherished people whom he spends a lot of time with as Kaseki enjoys his aid.[3] He also gets along with Suika and together they succeeded in protecting the village.[33] In addition, he is also quite genuine in his admiration of others, respectfully recounting Lillian Weinberg's renowned singing skills to the people of Ishigami village in reverential tones. Gen is also rather quirky, frequently hamming things up as if it were a performance and can often be seen speaking in playful Pig Latin. This comes out most prominently when he's surprised or shocked.

Psychology: As a mentalist, he is deeply perceptive and manipulative, having a large knowledge of the human psyche. He is capable of analyzing and understanding obscure messages or drawings with his great knowledge about the human mind; he was able to decipher Kohaku's message by understanding what each image represented from her point of view. Gen is also able to put himself in the minds of others, correctly figuring out what they are thinking or planning. Gen is very crafty, as he anticipated being attacked[35] and created fake blood packs to wear for a visual trick and to soften blows to his body. This saved him from being killed by Magma. Skilled Liar: Gen is an expert liar, as he can fool anyone. When it comes to post-petrification humans, Gen can easily impress and trick them into believing his tall tales. This was seeing when he backed up a ruse by Kohaku by making the people of Treasure Island believe the word “lab” with a name, taking advantage of the fact of their unfamiliarity with it. Though he is equally good at manipulating people from his era (minus Senku, whom he often collaborates with in these cases) with his showmanship, Gen has stated that the best trick of a mentalist is to "make your joker look like the ace of spades." He was also able to fool a polygraph test, with only half-truths. This left Dr. Xeno amazed, even when the scientist suspected Gen of lying. Manipulation: Gen is shown to consistently manipulate people into getting his (or the Kingdom's) way. He has tricked Moz into not killing them and instead temporarily helping them, and during the Age of Exploration Arc, is shown using his manipulation to motivate the workers and gain the Kingdom money. His manipulation tactics are quickly seen when he goads Kinro and Ginro into helping Senku power-up an electricity generator. Stage Magic. Impersonation. Endurance. Linguistic Proficiency. Morse Code.

Ryusui Nanami (七なな海み 龍りゅう水すい, Nanami Ryūsui) is the son of the patriarch of the Nanami Conglomerate and a major player in the Kingdom of Science, along with his devoted butler, Francois. Ryusui is a fairly tall, muscular young man with shaggy blond hair, some strands of which fall loosely into his face. He has thick eyebrows that are distinctively shaped like arrows, and he holds an intense glare in his eyes, most often seen when expressing things that he desires to have. He's also very rarely seen without a confident smile. After being revived, he is given a new outfit, which is a garb consisting of a red double-breasted trench coat with a high collar, pants, and a captain's hat, designed by Yuzuriha. Ryusui was born into the Nanami Conglomerate, and as such, he lived a wealthy and lavish lifestyle. Before the Stone World, he appeared as a greedy playboy, rarely seen without the company of beautiful women, exotic sports cars, and excessive partying. Minami was resistant to the idea of reviving him, stating that despite his expertise in ship sailing, his personality was akin to that of a spoiled, pampered rich boy who ordered others to do his bidding. While initial impressions of Ryusui seem to match this description, as he demanded worship and proclaimed himself the leader of the new world. In reality, while he is arrogant and greedy, it was his greed that fueled his ambition, which was the cause of his great success pre-Stone World. He spent a great deal of time studying, and was active in ship making from making small models to building huge ships. The money he earned, he put toward bettering himself and the company. Senku deduced that his presence would be beneficial to the Kingdom of Science as his greed does not only apply to himself but to those around him. He pushes and motivates everyone.

Though a party animal and playboy, Ryusui considers all women to be beautiful. While this seems like empty praise, he even calls the elderly and children beautiful, saying that people are all beautiful in their own way. He is seen mentioning that he “loves” and “desires” all people, including men. He even refuses to see a woman cry, and his greed extends to ensuring they never cry again. Like Senku, Ryusui has the drive to rebuild society and make a world good for everyone to live in. He shows that he is selfless and caring as he was angry at Suika for stowing away in their dangerous voyage. Later, as he and the crew were being petrified, he kicked Suika out of harm's way. He is quick to admit his faults such as when he is revived the second time, Ryusui tells Suika how proud he was of her despite her heavy burden, and declares that she is a fully fledged member of the Kingdom of Science. He also has immeasurable faith in his comrades, once telling Chrome that he knew that whenever a plan required them all to recklessly rush in, no member of the Kingdom of Science will hesitate. Physical Strength: Ryusui has great strength, as he was able to kick Suika far away from the ship and got her off the ship. He was able to hold his own in the tug of war with Ibara, whereas Senku was struggling. He is also very fast by being able to keep up with Chrome who is a very fast runner. Expert Sailor: Years of sailing into the ocean have allowed Ryusui to develop a keen sense on how to judge the ocean. He was able to make a precise calculation and how he can pull the situation off when sailing. Weather forecaster: After spending years of sailing, Ryusui can predict the weather even when he was not on the ocean Intellect: Ryusui is fairly intelligent. In addition to his skills with the weather, he is a skilled ship architect.

Tsukasa is a very tall and muscular young man with wild, brown hair that he has been growing since childhood with bits of stone near the ends, and pale skin. He has an androgynous face and is stated to be handsome by Minami Hokutozai, though he often wears an intimidating frown on his face. His height is 195 cm. His initial outfit is a crude red yukata and cloak made from a lion that he killed to protect Senku and Taiju. He used its pelt as a coat that he wore around or draped across his shoulders. Tsukasa is essentially violent, but extremely careful and aware of his actions. He is a very kind, thoughtful, and polite man, outside of his pessimistic ideals towards humanity. He also reveals that Senku could’ve been his first friend pre-petrification, to which Senku agrees. From this angle, we can assume Tsukasa shuts himself off from others and only focuses on saving his sister. He’s naturally withdrawn outside of his goals. He tends to hate humans who control and manipulate others. By his actions, it is possible to assume that Tsukasa hates any hierarchy or practice of power. His goal is to create a society without technological advancement and he uses any means to achieve that objective; creating his own empire modeled on his narrow views of humanity. More specifically, a world without addictive drugs, guns and nuclear and chemical weapons. Tsukasa has a code of respect which he abides by. He claims that even when killed in self-defense, a lion's meat should not be put to waste, thereby respecting it and the cycle of life. He also has no intention of making anyone suffer, and when forced to kill, he kills as quickly and painlessly as possible. Since his second revival, Tsukasa has mellowed out. Now loyal to the Kingdom of Science, Tsukasa forgives his former faction for turning on him. He even respects Ryusui a bit.

Tsukasa's reputation gained him the moniker of "The Strongest High School Primate" due to his tremendous fighting abilities, and is one of the strongest characters in terms of fighting ability.[25][1] Even Hyoga acknowledged his skill and had to wait for Tsukasa to be vulnerable to betray him. Senku and most characters even questioned at times whether or not Tsukasa was human because of his immense physical capabilities. The Kingdom of Science are also reassured that with him on their side, they would not have to worry about facing hostile enemies. Immense Physical Prowess: True to his epithet, Tsukasa possesses physical capabilities head and shoulders above the rest of the cast. Immense Strength: Tsukasa possesses immense brawn. With one punch, he was able to kill the leader of a pride of lions, scaring the rest of the pride off.[26] One punch from Tsukasa was able to push Taiju, a man noted for his inhuman endurance, to the brink of losing consciousness.[27] While briefly clashing with Kohaku, Tsukasa stopped her assault with only two fingers. He also managed to cut down a tree with a single strike from his stone sword, a tree that Senku noted to weigh 1 ton.[28] During his time in America, Tsukasa was able to hunt and kill large American Alligators with help from the other warriors both modern and post-modern. Immense Speed. Hand-to-Hand Proficiency. Gifted Intelligence: In addition to his physical prowess, Tsukasa possesses a high intellect. After Senku, it's confirmed by Riichiro Inagaki that Tsukasa would have the highest grades and ties with Chrome in a school setting. Tsukasa also states that Senku is the only man he has met who is smarter than him by massive inquiring levels. Enhanced Senses. Swordsmanship. Hand-to-Hand Proficiency. Immense Speed.

Hyoga Akatsuki (暁あかつき 氷ひょう月が, Akatsuki Hyōga) is a modern time survivor who was revived by Tsukasa Shishio for his excellent spearmanship skills. Hyoga is a tall and fairly built young man with short, loosely hanging white hair and dark purple eyes. For unknown reasons, he is seen squinting most of the time, though in the rare instances he isn't, he's seen to have sharp, dangerous looking eyes. Under his mask, he's also shown to have noticeably full lips. He wears bird feathers around his neck, tan gloves, and a black mask covering his nose and mouth because of his terrible de-petrification scar. He goes shirtless, though wears a long black cloak that covers most of his midsection, and dons a baggy grey warrior-skirt with an elaborate white sash tied around his waist to act as a belt. Unlike many from the Tsukasa Empire, he wears shoes as well- tan colored knee high boots that match his gloves. Hyoga has an easy going attitude towards everything. Even in situation that do not work in his favor, he still remains calm. When Gen betrayed him, Hyoga did not seem bothered by it even though his weapons were destroyed mid-battle. While he claims to share the same values as Tsukasa when it comes to only reviving the young and creating a community where no one takes from others, Hyoga himself is an elitist who believes in social darwinism. He is very manipulative and cunning, managing to hide his desire to murder Tsukasa and usurp his title as strongest primate by working alongside him until he found a weakness. He seems to be observant, managing to instantly tell that Kinro has bad eyesight simply from seeing Kinro squint. He is cruel, merciless, and uncaring.

Despite his lack of care for those who he deems "useless" or those who oppose him along with having a strong Darwinist belief in only the strongest deserving to live, he does have a few good qualities. He genuinely respects those who he feels does things "properly." He recognized Kinro's strategy of staying onto the bridge as the number of Tsukasa's forces were disadvantageous and fighting on the bridge would force the battle to be one on one. Similarly, he genuinely respects Homura and puts complete faith in her abilities, referring to her as the only underling who did things "properly." After his third release from petrification, Hyoga seems to have become a loyal member of the Kingdom of Science, requesting that Homura and Moz be depetrified to confirm his alliance. He even appeared to make bygones with Tsukasa after the latter wanted him to help with training. Physical Abilities: He was able to take on Magma, Kohaku, and Kinro, the three strongest combatants in the Ishigami Village, and was able to stand his ground until his rigged weapon fell apart.[11] Hyoga is also shown to be proficient in using his kudayari (a type of spear that has its shaft go through a hollow tube that allowed the spear to be twisted while thrusting). However, he has stated that his power is essentially a wildcard, as if he does not have his preferred type of spear, his fighting ability drops significantly. Gifted Intelligence: Hyoga is a tactical genius who knows how to manipulate his own companions. Spear Master: Hyoga is a spear-handling master, using his Kudayari spear, he uses the Kan style that allows him to strike out at fast and irregular tormentor attacks that allow him to fight three of Ishigami Village's strongest fighters even though they had metal katanas, overwhelming them with the same until it broke.