One of the major characters in MSL, Wyn doesn’t show up until quite a ways into the story. He specializes in not one, but quite a few different types of magic. He also seems to have a huge crush on Rena, though she doesn’t exactly return the feelings.

Blade is a new character in MSL, as he doesn’t appear in Strolling School at all. I guess Game Arts felt they needed a ‘manly man’ in the group. Obviously, Blade is your typical macho man, with strong physical attacks and spells... but, naturally, isn’t very smart.

He’s known Senia since they were small children. Senia insists that they’re just friends, but you can tell she wants them to be more than that. Azu helps them out in their adventure a few times, offering his services.

Second-in-command to the Magic Race (Vile Tribe), Barua does a lot of Memphis’ dirty work for him. She is rumored to have a small interest in Wyn, which may or may not be for her personal benefit. Don’t meet her in a dark alley.

He’s Elie, Rena, Senia, and Wyn’s teacher (not to mention Ant, Kule, and Rick's). He’s crazy, to put it bluntly. He also keeps forgetting who Elie and the girls are (whoops). Despite that, though, he’s a good teacher. Knows quite a few good spells, too.

As the school counselor, Emma is especially kind and helpful (not to mention one of the only means to get healed of HP and MP completely). She even teaches the girls some magic spells during their journey.

Kule is another one of Dadis' students, and a good friend of Ant's. This obviously means he's always hanging around Ant and Rick to mock Elie, Rena, and Senia in some way.

The third member of Ant's little group of bullies. Rick almost always agrees with Ant on whatever he does to the girls, most likely because Ant is the 'boss'. Rick can be a bit nasty all on his own, too, however.

Soon to be Senia's roommate (much against her will), and a bit of a snob, we don’t know WHAT to think of her at first. Elie and Rena just better stay clear of her if they know what’s good for them!

As one of the upper-classmen/staff of Iyen (next to Brown), the ever-cheerful Eleonora is always around to offer Elie and the others advice, an occasional spell, and a smile.

Terena teaches and excels at magic through song. Rena tries it out herself, but we soon find out that Rena can’t sing to save her life. Poor Terena, she may still need to fix a couple of broken windows in her classroom.