Mari Yuge is a talented 24-year-old barrier magic user and a proud member of the Twelve Divine Generals. Known as the "Musubi Princess," she once admired Iwao Miyachi but now often finds his carelessness and calling her "Marilyn" frustrating. She sometimes refers to him as "Beard" in her thoughts and isn't shy about complaining. Mari faces many tough situations, both in battle and emotionally, as she navigates the complex world of exorcists and the responsibilities put on her by her higher-ups. Her journey is marked by conflict, growth, and the struggle to decide whom to trust, making her an engaging and relatable figure in the story.
Mari Yuge is a young woman of 24 years old.
She is a professional exorcist who stands out among her peers as a member of the Twelve Divine Generals.
Her commanding appearance is paired with confidence.
No specific details about her height or looks are provided.
Mari is independent, skilled, and proud of her abilities.
She can be easily frustrated, especially when people like Iwao Miyachi act irresponsibly or use nicknames she doesn't like.
Mari is also honest about her feelings, letting herself complain and show emotion when she's upset or confused.
Despite being tough, she gets emotional when people who matter to her question her loyalty or judgment.
Mari Yuge is known as the "Musubi Princess."
She is respected as a barrier magic specialist and works as an independent exorcist.
She admired Iwao Miyachi in the past, but their relationship has grown tense as her doubts about him increased.
Mari is a powerful barrier magic user.
She is skilled at capturing and restraining others with her magic.
Her abilities are strong enough to be trusted with major responsibilities among the Twelve Divine Generals.
Mari used to respect Iwao Miyachi, but now feels annoyed by both his actions and his nickname for her.
She secretly calls him "Beard" out of irritation.
She is not afraid to grumble when frustrated by friends or decisions she doesn't like.
Despite doubts, she recognizes Miyachi as someone important to her growth as an exorcist.
Tension at the Ministry
Mari joins a tense meeting after Douman Ashiya threatens to attack the Onmyo Agency.
She immediately finds herself in a dangerous situation and must rely on her experience and magic to keep up.
First Major Confrontation
During the climax of the first part, Mari is ordered by Genji Kurahashi to help Miyachi capture Tsuchimikado Yasuzumi.
However, they are blocked by Takahiro Tsuchimikado and his group, leading to Yasuzumi escaping.
Mari then stays at the Onmyo Agency under Miyachi's command, but is caught in another attack and must fight side by side with Miyachi.
The Negotiations and Internal Conflict
In the second part, Mari works with Genji Kurahashi, Miyoshi Tougo, and Yamashiro to negotiate with Hoshishuku Temple.
At the end of February, she stops Suzuka Dairenji from leaving the Agency using barrier magic, but loses control of the situation when Touji Ato arrives and helps Suzuka escape.
Facing the Truth
When the magazine "Monthly Onmyoji" publishes Tenma Momoe's allegations, Mari starts to doubt what she's been told.
The twin sisters Koutoku call her for a meeting, and after talking with Miyoshi, Yamashiro, and Wakamiya, she begins to believe that the accusations against Tenma are true.
Mari insists that they should trust Miyachi, but Yamashiro warns her that he is siding with Genji Kurahashi.
This drives Mari to confront Miyachi and find out the truth for herself.
A Hard Conversation and a Big Decision
Mari talks with Miyachi, who criticizes her for coming to him when she might be seen as an enemy.
She can't help but cry but, with his encouragement, regains her pride as an exorcist.
Though she still wishes she didn’t have to view Miyachi as her enemy, she decides to break any ties with the terrorist group.
She moves on to act bravely with Miyoshi and others.
The Final Fight
As the ceremony begins, Mari and Yamashiro head to New Shinjuku to support Natsume Tsuchimikado and her friends in their battle against Kumomaru.
How Others See Her
Miyachi thinks Mari depends too much on others when she can't decide for herself.
He is sad that she is the only one among the Twelve Divine Generals who seeks answers from him, not trusting her own judgment.
Mari's nickname as the "Musubi Princess" highlights her barrier magic skills.
She sometimes refers to Iwao Miyachi as "Beard" in private.
- "Why do you always call me Marilyn? Please, stop it."
- "Even if I don't want to, I have to make my own decisions now."
Mari is an important member of the Onmyo Agency and the Twelve Divine Generals.
Her personal growth, doubts, and conflicts make her a standout character in Tokyo Ravens.
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