A kitsune-type monster who’s nice enough but keeps to herself for the most part after the death of her husband, Chujin, and the apparent loss of her daughter, Kanako. More often than not, you’ll either find in her the Wild East’s saloon or hanging around her childhood best friend and sheriff of the Dunes, Starlo. She really tries to humor her friend in his attempts to cheer her up, but despite both of their best efforts, it’s abundantly clear that the emotional scars relating to the loss of her family still fester under the surface. However, for the time being, she’s kept two things concealed: the mistake she made that led to her daughter’s condition and how far is she willing to go to mend that wound.

Direction: Ceroba’s voice is in the mid pitch range and keeps a calm and collected tone for the most part. While she is able to maintain that tone and roll with the punches in most situations, pushing her enough with antics or emotional stress can make her verbal delivery a lot more uncertain or fiery in nature.

Note: Ceroba will have the most lines out of all the listed characters.