Misogi

Misogi is always seen wearing a hockey mask, hiding her face and expressions from others.

Her attire and mysterious presence contribute to her intimidating but memorable aura.

Misogi shows fierce loyalty to Satori Tamaba and takes her role as protector seriously.

Despite her combat focus, she displays a deep, complicated affection towards her younger sister, even after their roles become reversed.

She can be emotionally resilient, enduring violence from her unstable sister but still harboring love and care.

Misogi was originally the elder sister of Satori Tamaba, though the world believes the opposite due to a dramatic twist in their childhood.

As children, she was obsessed with being above her sister, but one day Satori surpassed her, leading to a confrontation that changed their lives.

During a tense moment at a playground, Misogi’s attempt to push her sister off a jungle gym backfired. Satori gracefully dodged her, ultimately looking down at her falling sister with a twisted smile.

After that incident, Satori adopted her former bright demeanor, and eventually, people, even their own mother, could no longer distinguish between them—recognizing Satori as the elder and Misogi as the younger.

Since then, their roles—and even their names—have been swapped, with Misogi hiding as a member of the Masked Girls.

Despite facing emotional and sometimes physical abuse from her now-unstable sister, Misogi’s feelings remained complex, tinged with both pain and unconditional love.

Misogi is a master of blowgun techniques, wielding a bamboo tube as both a projectile weapon and for melee strikes.

She coats her needles with a powerful sleeping agent potent enough to put even a bear to sleep.

Her skills in stealth and close-range combat make her a formidable opponent.

She excels in tactical ambushes and can incapacitate targets swiftly and silently.

Satori Tamaba: Her younger twin sister, who now lives under Misogi’s former name and identity. Their connection is turbulent but deeply rooted in family bonds and shared history.

Warabi Hanasaka: Misogi engaged her in a tense battle, unintentionally harming her with a sleeping needle meant for Fudou Nomura.

Fudou Nomura: She targeted him, but her attack was thwarted by Warabi’s sacrifice.

Kirukiru Amou: Faced together with Satori, she tried to defeat her with her blowgun but failed.

Masked Girls: Misogi leads this group, earning their confidence and loyalty with her strength and command.

Misogi’s true identity is obscured even from close family members, thanks to the dramatic role reversal with her sister.

She is strong enough to take down wild beasts in battle, reinforcing her status as a top combatant among the Masked Girls.

Her life story is defined by bittersweet irony: once obsessed with status, she found purpose in watching over her sister, even from the shadows.

“I love you.”

These words, spoken as she shielded her sister from a fatal blow, captured her complicated, unwavering affection and the heart of their distorted sisterhood.

Encounter with Kyoubou

Misogi demonstrates her blowgun mastery by subduing the combat bear Kyoubou with her potent sleeping needle.

Ambush on Fudou Nomura

She targets Fudou Nomura but accidentally administers a sleeping dose to Warabi Hanasaka, leading Warabi to a fierce but ultimately victorious resistance after she overcomes the drowsiness.

Facing Kirukiru Amou

In episode nine, alongside Satori Tamaba, she confronts Kirukiru Amou using her signature weapon.

Despite their teamwork, Kirukiru is unaffected by the needles, resulting in their defeat.

The Truth of the Sisters

The narrative reveals Misogi’s true identity: she is the elder sister, not Satori, despite what everyone else believes.

The two sisters’ identities and places in the family were reversed due to a tragic childhood incident, sealing Misogi’s fate in the shadows.

The Roof Battle and Sacrifice

During a rooftop confrontation with Kirukiru Amou, Misogi and Satori work together but face defeat.

As Kirukiru moves in to finish Satori, Misogi throws herself between them, confessing her love in a rare moment of vulnerability.

A New Beginning

After the battle, Misogi visits her grieving sister, offering comfort and helping to heal the wounds of their traumatic past.

A ray of hope shines as the sisters begin to mend their uniquely twisted relationship.

Misogi’s journey is one of self-sacrifice, hidden strength, and a fierce, complicated love for her family.

Her story is a poignant reminder that identities may shift, but the bonds of sisterhood—no matter how distorted—persist beneath every mask.