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A young woman in a navy school blazer, red tie and gray pleated skirt turns to wave with a gentle smile while walking down a sidewalk lined with blooming cherry trees, petals drifting around her.
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Tsumiki Fushiguro

Character

Megumi knows Tsumiki Fushiguro as his older step-sister, and Toji Fushiguro stands as her step-father. An ordinary girl without any sorcery of her own, she is unknowingly entered into the Culling Game and remade into the living vessel for Yorozu.

Eye: Brown
Hair: Brown
Race: Human
Kanji: 伏黒 津美紀
Gender: Female
Status: Deceased
Debut Anime: Episode 47
Debut Chapter: Chapter 136
Voice English: Suzie Yeung
Voice Japanese: Saori Hayami
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Appearance

Brown of eye and hair alike, Tsumiki is a young woman who ties her long hair back in a ponytail while leaving lengthy bangs to frame both sides of her face. Her middle-school look centered on a navy jacket edged in black, and the red tie at her collar topped a crisp white button-up beneath it; a gray skirt, dark stockings, and dark shoes rounded out the ensemble. Elsewhere she has turned up in a pale turtleneck layered under a pink cardigan.

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Personality

Gentle and devoted, Tsumiki adores her step-brother Megumi and frequently chides him for landing himself in brawls. Once their parents disappeared, she took charge of the home and handled every chore herself, consistently placing his welfare above her own concerns.

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Abilities

As a non-sorcerer, Tsumiki possessed no powers of any kind for most of her life. That changed when Kenjaku secretly tapped her as a Culling Game participant and transfigured her brain into a sorcerer's, granting her the constitution needed to host the incarnated Yorozu. The transformation thrust an otherwise ordinary girl, one who had simply kept house and looked after Megumi, into the center of catastrophic events.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tsumiki to Fushiguro?

Tsumiki Fushiguro is the older step-sister of Megumi Fushiguro. Gentle and devoted, she adores Megumi, frequently chides him for landing himself in brawls, and took charge of their home once their parents disappeared.

What exactly happened to Tsumiki Fushiguro?

Tsumiki Fushiguro was unknowingly entered into the Culling Game by Kenjaku, who transfigured her brain into a sorcerer's so she could host the incarnated Yorozu. The ordinary girl was thrust into catastrophic events and is ultimately listed as deceased.

Is Tsumiki Fushiguro Toji's daughter?

Toji Fushiguro stands as Tsumiki Fushiguro's step-father. She is the step-sister of Megumi, Toji's son.

Did Tsumiki Fushiguro have cursed powers?

For most of her life Tsumiki Fushiguro was an ordinary non-sorcerer with no powers of any kind. That changed only when Kenjaku secretly tapped her as a Culling Game participant and remade her brain to give her the constitution needed to host Yorozu.

What was Tsumiki Fushiguro's personality like?

Tsumiki Fushiguro was gentle and devoted, adoring her step-brother Megumi and consistently placing his welfare above her own concerns. After their parents disappeared, she took charge of the home and handled every chore herself.

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