Maho and Shiho Nishizumi

1.-Maho:
Maho, the daughter of Shiho Nishizumi and the older sister of Miho Nishizumi, is a third-year student at Kuromorimine Girls' Academy, the commander of the school's Sensha-do team, and the heir to the Nishizumi family. She commands a German Tiger-IH.

Appearance
Maho is a girl with medium-length dark brown hair, dark brown eyes, and slightly above average height. She has the same haircut as her sister, Miho, but hers is darker and has two strands of hair sticking out on the sides of her head. Otherwise, she is very similar to Miho.

Outside of Sensha-dō, she typically wears the casual Kuromorimine Girls' Academy uniform, and during battle, the Sensha-dō uniform. In more casual settings, she has been seen wearing a white button-down shirt with gray horizontal stripes, gray around the buttons, and gray around the neckline, as well as a light blue, knee-length dress, gray socks, and sneakers.

Character
Maho is known for her passion for Sensha-do and is considered a national celebrity and a talented leader, as well as being highly respected by her mother, sister, and teammates. She sometimes appears cold and distant, but in reality, this is merely a facade necessary to meet her mother's strict expectations. Behind this mask lies a very kind person, even toward her opponents, and she loves her younger sister, Miho, very much. One of the main reasons she strives to become a good heir to the Nishizumi family is so that her sister can live the life she desires.

2.-Siho:
Shiho Nishizumi is a master of the Nishizumi Sensha-do style and something of a legend in the sport. She is the current head of the Nishizumi family and resides at the Nishizumi residence in Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture.

Appearance
Shiho is a stern woman with long, dark brown hair and dark brown eyes. She always wears black low-heeled shoes, black joggers, a white shirt, and a black button-down jacket with silver buttons and two large, zip-up pockets on the bottom.

Character
Shiho's most famous character trait is her iron will and reverent attitude toward Sensho-do, which she considers almost sacred. She firmly believes that only victory and strength matter, as does the ability to achieve victory without regard for emotion. After Miho entered Ooarai and her team achieved success at the National Sensho-do Tournament, Shiho seems to have come to regard Miho's behavior, and especially her Sensho-do style, as a stain on the honor of the Nishizumi style. She even spoke of disowning it.

Her views didn't change much after Miho's match against Pravda Girls' High School. She claimed Ooarai's victory was due to Pravda's carelessness and called their style heretical. After Maho corrected her, she seemed to acknowledge Miho's skill.

Finally, after Ooarai's victory over Kuromorimine, she smiled slightly and softened enough to even applaud Miho's success. This suggests that she at least recognizes the potential of this school and the accomplishments of her youngest daughter. Her later confrontation with Renta Tsuji in Der Film further confirms that she considers Ooarai a worthy opponent and perhaps serves as a tacit acknowledgment that Miho is a good commander.