Sohara Mitsuki

Tomoki's childhood friend who lives next door. She has been calling Tomoki "Tomo-chan" since they were little and has had feelings for him. She owns the sharp "Sohara Chop," which she uses to wake up the morning-averse Tomoki with a soulful strike. It has almost become a routine for her to punish Tomoki with a sharp chop whenever he engages in perverted antics.

In comedic episodes, she demonstrates battle strength that transcends human understanding, belonging to the strongest class. The destructive power of the aforementioned "Sohara Chop" is so tremendous that it can bring Tomoki to the brink of death in one hit, leading him to refer to it as the "Murder Chop." She occasionally uses attacks other than the chop, and she will thoroughly punish Tomoki for his lecherous actions, often accompanied by several pages of monologue.

As a child, she developed feelings for Tomoki, who was the only one to forcefully pay attention to and take her out of the house when she was frail and often confined indoors. The awakening of the Sohara Chop and Tomoki's dislike for dogs can be traced back to incidents from that time. She feels insecure as a woman about the Angeloids living with Tomoki, like Ikaros, but at the same time, she considers them important friends, leading to her complex emotions.

She seems to be average at cooking, but for some reason, whenever she makes sunny-side-up eggs, they turn into something that smells like death. The nastiness of her cooking is so extreme that it could send the immortal Tomoki and the Angeloid Astraea to the River Styx. In the original work, Astraea temporarily died after eating her sunny-side-up eggs.