List of Boogiepop characters
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The Boogiepop series includes fourteen light novels, a live-action film, an anime, two manga, and several short stories. While most characters feature in multiple titles in the series, every new addition introduces many new characters. There are also only four key protagonists who feature in every title.
Japanese voice actors and voice actors for Boogiepop Phantom, as well as actors for Boogiepop and Others, are listed under the appropriate character. A list of all titles the character appears in is also present for each of the minor characters.
Protagonists
Boogiepop (ブギーポップ, Bugīpoppu)
Voiced by: Kaori Shimizu (Japanese); Angora Deb (English) (Boogiepop Phantom),
Voiced by: Aoi Yūki (Japanese); Michelle Rojas (English) (Boogiepop and Others)
Japanese actor: Sayaka Yoshino (Boogiepop and Others)
While many female students at Shinyo Academy whisper of a shinigami, few people know that Boogiepop actually exists. He is the alter-ego of Touka Miyashita. Normally dormant, Boogiepop rises to the surface to fight the enemies of the world when they appear. Boogiepop's appearance and voice are ambiguous: they seem both masculine and feminine at the same time. However, hidden beneath his signature black cloak and black, pipe-shaped hat, little is ever seen of him.
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