Holy Maid Academy

The older of the two Hatoba twins. Sakura is physically frail and spent years in the hospital when she was younger, which is why she’s a year below her sister as a freshman.

Nonetheless, she is unfailingly polite and treats everyone to her gentle smiles—so she’s quickly building a fanbase among the student body.

Fujine Hatoba
Voice: Miya Serizono

The younger Hatoba twin and a second-year student, Fujine adores her sister Sakura so much that she sticks to her like glue whenever they go. Excelling at sports, she’s also in the lacrosse club.

Easygoing and cheerful almost to the point of idiocy, but also naturally beautiful, she’s uninterested in romance despite the number of students with crushes on her. She would much rather focus on sports and, of course, her big sister.

Wakako Suo
Voice: Aoi Kozuki

A third-year student and Miyu’s childhood friend. Having recently arrived as a transfer student, this rich princess’s pride is high; her will, unflinching.

She’s a quick study but not so good at exercise. The younger girls hold her in the highest esteem.

Miyu Tokiwa
Voice: Mari Oda

Miyu, a first-year student, seems cute but can come off as cold and aloof. Her family sold her to the Nishikis’ service after submitting to their power, so she attends St. Martius to learn the maidly arts.

She distances herself from those around her—even Wakako—but only because she’s afraid that she’ll drag them down with her if they learn of her circumstances.

Henrika Mori
Voice: Mikoto Kisaragi

Hailing from Scandinavia, Henrika is Rin’s mother and the wife of Chairman Mori. Still, in her late twenties, she appears younger than she is, making it hard to believe that she’s already a mom. She works as her husband’s assistant and provides foreign language classes to the students part-time.

Rin Mori
Voice: Soyogi Tohno

The half-Japanese daughter of Chairman Mori and Henrika. She’s the complete opposite of her father—tiny, innocent, and as cute as a button.

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