Yuuichi Tate - Trivia

Trivia

  • Yuuichi Tate is the only major character that doesn't appear in every other alternate universes in the whole franchise besides appearing in My-HiME, My-HiME (manga), few parts of the chapter of My-Otome (manga), and the last part of the final chapter of My-Otome Arashi, the sequel to My-Otome (manga).
My-HiME and My-Otome Characters
HiME
  • Natsuki Kuga
  • Mikoto Minagi
  • Mai Tokiha
  • Akane Higurashi
  • Midori Sugiura
  • Nao Yuuki
  • Akira Okuzaki
  • Yukariko Sanada
  • Yukino Kikukawa
  • Alyssa Searrs
  • Shiho Munakata
  • Fumi Himeno
  • Shizuru Fujino
Pearl Otome
  • Akane Soir
  • Chie Hallard
  • Shiho Huit
  • Juliet Nao Zhang
Coral Otome
  • Arika Yumemiya
  • Nina Wáng
  • Erstin Ho
  • Tomoe Marguerite
Meister Otome
  • Natsuki Kruger
  • Shizuru Viola
  • Haruka Armitage
  • Mai Tokiha
  • Lena Sayers
  • Maria Graceburt
Other combatants
  • Miyu Greer
  • Midori
  • Rad
  • Mikoto the Cat Goddess
Administrative/Political figures
  • Mashiro Kazahana
  • Haruka Suzushiro
  • Reito Kanzaki
  • Mashiro Blan de Windbloom
  • Mashiro Blan de Windbloom (impostor)
  • Yukino Chrysant
  • Nagi Dài Artai
  • Sergay Wáng
Miscellaneous
  • List of My-HiME anime characters
  • List of My-HiME manga characters
  • List of My-Otome anime characters
  • List of My-Otome manga characters
  • My-Otome (manga)
  • Yuuichi Tate
  • Takumi Tokiha
  • Nagi Homura
  • Mayo Kagura
  • Masashi Takeda
  • List of My-HiMe Child and Elements

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