Tachibana Sherry

Name: Tachibana Sherry

Prisoner Number: 667

Gender: Female

Birthday: July 29

Height: 162 cm

Weight: 55 kg

Magic: Superhuman Strength

Trauma: Unknown (explicitly left as a mystery)

“Original Sin” / Epithet: Destructive Detective “Crusher”

Likes: Solving mysteries, deduction

Dislikes: “Playing family” (forced or fake family scenarios)

Occupation / Role: Self‑proclaimed detective, prisoner, witch candidate

Voice Actress: Yuuka Hiiragi

Sherry calls herself a detective and treats almost everything like a mystery game.

She speaks politely in a “desu/masu” style in the original, but her content and reactions are often wildly inappropriate.

She is cheerful and smiling almost all the time, even in life‑or‑death situations.

If something looks fun, she will jump into it without hesitation and follow her curiosity to the very end.

Her curiosity frequently shocks the people around her.

She once exposed bullies at school and saved a classmate, which made her believe “detective” is her true calling.

At school, classmates gave her the derogatory nickname “Fairy,” but she did not understand it was an insult.

In the main story she even asks others to call her “Fairy,” treating it like a cute title rather than a slur.

Officially, she is described as someone who “does not read the room” and “has no sense of morality at all.”

However, the main story suggests this lack of morality is mostly directed toward herself rather than total absence of conscience.

Despite her playful amorality, she is not completely lacking in empathy.

When tensions rise between Sakuraba Emma and Houshou Margo, she steps in to defuse the situation, and in at least one bad ending she hides her own fatal injury to help Emma and Toono Hanna escape.

Sherry has light blue hair and orange eyes, giving her a vivid, almost toy‑like color scheme.

Her hair is braided into a doughnut‑shaped bun made of braids, creating a distinctive silhouette.

On the right side of her hair she wears a small gold‑and‑black ribbon as a hair ornament.

She also wears a Sherlock‑style deerstalker hat, split by a blue ribbon: the left side is navy, while the right side is a blue and light‑blue check pattern.

She wears a ribbon and necktie on her chest and a dull light‑blue outer garment fastened by two black ribbons.

Over that, she has a navy Inverness coat, reinforcing her “classic detective” motif.

Her skirt matches the right side of her deerstalker hat, with the same color and pattern.

Underneath, there is an additional black skirt‑like layer, and the overall length exposes about the kneecaps.

Only her left leg is covered with black tights, creating an asymmetrical look.

She wears black shoes with small white ribbon decorations near the toe.

Perched on her hat is a small white bird that actually is alive rather than a mere accessory.

In official art, this bird calmly sits there even beside a scene where Emma is impaled by a sword, highlighting the series’ surreal and grim tone.

Sherry’s magic is superhuman strength, though at first she does not realize this ability is actually magic.

She treats her own physical power as normal and uses it casually.

Throughout the game and related comics, apples repeatedly become victims of her strength and appetite.

She crushes or devours them for fun or to show off, turning the humble apple into a running gag associated with her.

She also claims to be used to seeing corpses, even though she has “never solved a case before.”

This combination of inexperience and comfort with death makes her feel both comedic and deeply unsettling.

Sherry appears in the prison mansion setting where magical girl candidates are trapped.

While everyone else is terrified, she alone becomes excited when Kokucho explains that murders committed by a witch have begun.

She believes in always siding with “the more interesting option.”

She senses that Sakuraba Emma “smells extremely interesting” and promptly chooses to stick with her.

As a result, she often occupies a prominent position in the story, especially near Emma.

This visibility also means she is subjected to many brutal bad endings where she meets gruesome fates.

During the witch trials, she actively speaks up based on the evidence she finds.

Even though she has no successful case solutions in her past, she enthusiastically takes part in deduction and cross‑examination.

Sherry and Emma both initially know nothing about the concept of magic.

Sherry thus has no idea her super strength is magical in origin until the events of the game force that revelation.

She has a fangirl side that comes out around celebrities.

Upon learning that Hasumi Leia and Jogasaki Noah are famous, she immediately runs to ask them for autographs.

With Sakuraba Emma

Sherry’s interest in Emma begins almost immediately, even before they know each other’s names.

On the first day, she becomes curious after seeing Emma’s tense exchange with Nikaido Hiro in the hallway.

Sherry chooses to ally herself with Emma early on and spends much of the story by her side.

By chapter 3 she clearly states that she considers Emma a “friend.”

Their interactions often have an easy, close rhythm.

The story shows many scenes where they feel naturally paired, navigating mysteries together.

With Toono Hanna

Hanna also joins Emma’s side, so Sherry and Hanna frequently act together.

They trade light jabs and teasing remarks, which Emma describes as “their way of relieving stress.”

Sherry openly calls Hanna her friend, just as she does with Emma.

Across the story, moments repeatedly emphasize how strong the bond is between Sherry and Hanna.

In many scenes, Sherry and Hanna feel like a set pair within the cast.

Their banter and mutual support give them a very recognizable dynamic.

With Shitou Alisa

Sherry and Alisa share a room.

On the first day, Sherry relentlessly questions Alisa about her mask.

This persistent interrogation angers Alisa.

As a result, Alisa quickly comes to dislike Sherry.

Official summaries highlight that Sherry “hardly ever reads the room” and “has no moral sense at all.”

In practice, her morality is more skewed than entirely absent.

She treats danger, death, and the suffering of others like parts of an exciting story.

For instance, she lights up at the idea of a locked‑room murder and gleefully calls it “a mystery.”

However, she repeatedly risks herself to protect Emma and Hanna.

In one bad ending, she deliberately hides the fact that she is fatally wounded so the two of them can escape safely.

This split suggests that Sherry has a strong sense of “interesting events” but a weak sense of self‑preservation.

Her empathy appears mainly when it concerns her friends; she undervalues her own life and treats herself as expendable.

Sherry’s self‑image is built entirely around being a “detective.”

She sees uncovering truths, confronting bullies, and diving into mysteries as her natural role.

The derogatory school nickname “Fairy” originally came from her classmates.

They used it mockingly, but Sherry misunderstood and embraced it as a cute name.

In the main story, she actually asks others to call her “Fairy.”

This detail underlines both her social obliviousness and her refusal to see herself as a victim.

Her epithet “Destructive Detective ‘Crusher’” points to both her magic and her personal style.

She is a detective who smashes her way through obstacles, literally and figuratively.

Reading Drama “Magical Girl Witch Trial ~the first page~”

Sherry appears only in the daytime performance of the reading drama “Magical Girl Witch Trial ~the first page~.”

In the night performance, her position in the story is taken by Nikaido Hiro, so she does not appear.

In this drama, Sherry awakens in a dreamlike, ambiguous space with Sakuraba Emma, Toono Hanna, and Houshou Margo.

All of them have lost their memories and must act while unsure of their own pasts.

Together they face a series of deadly set pieces: a bathtub slowly filling with blood, a dining hall engulfed in flames, and a lake with a fragile sheet of ice.

They survive these crises while searching for the mysterious figure known as the “Black‑Curtain Witch.”

This drama highlights Sherry’s core traits: curiosity, bright attitude in horror, and her instinct to align with “interesting” people.

Her interactions with Emma, Hanna, and Margo further develop the group dynamics that the main game only hints at.

Sherry is voiced by Yuuka Hiiragi.

Hiiragi earned this role through the voice actress audition for “Acacia,” another work by the same creator.

She has also done a playthrough of “Magical Girl Witch Trial” on YouTube, offering commentary while voicing the character.

In the creator’s next project, “Haishin Shoujo no Uraaka Meikyuu” (“Streaming Girl’s Secret Account Labyrinth”), Hiiragi voices a different character, Minazuki Meika.

This makes Sherry part of a small “voice actress universe” that fans can follow across multiple titles.

Hiiragi’s energetic performance is a big part of why Sherry feels so lively despite the dark setting.

Sherry embodies the clash between “fun mystery” and brutal horror.

She reacts to murders and trials the way a fan of detective fiction would, blurring the line between entertainment and real suffering.

Her love of deduction and puzzles often pushes the plot forward.

At the same time, her frequent deaths in bad endings remind players that this “game” has real, bloody consequences for the characters.

Through her, the story explores what happens when genre‑savvy excitement meets actual trauma.

Her bright smile, strange morality, and willingness to sacrifice herself for friends make Tachibana Sherry one of the most memorable figures in “Magical Girl Witch Trial.”