| “ | Sorry. It's my policy never to have an opinion on a dish until I've at least tried it first.[1] | ” |
— Rindo Kobayashi, about judging dishes | ||
Rindō Kobayashi (
After ousting the Director of Tōtsuki Culinary Academy, Senzaemon Nakiri, to put Azami Nakiri in the former's position, she then serves as one of the major antagonists of the series for the Central storyline.
Appearance
Rindō is an attractive teenage girl with flowing waist-length scarlet-red hair (her hair was much shorter in her second year) that has long bangs covering the left side of her face (giving her an alluring appearance) with medium-length hair strands reaching down to her shoulder blades, she possesses a lot of feline features like having yellow eyes with vertically slitted pupils and pronounced cat-like teeth, she is the tallest female Elite Ten Council member and she possesses a very large bosom with a proportionate buttocks as evident when the female cast see her in a towel, they all can't help but stare at her chest in awe except for Megumi Tadokoro and Yūki Yoshino who were particularly intimidated.
She wears a standard Tōtsuki Culinary Academy uniform, but not the standard tie and she also wears a beige sweater under her uniform coat where the cuffs of the sweater pokes out of her uniform jacket and covers the palms of her hands.
While cooking, her hair is tied in a ponytail and she wears a dark-blue chef's jacket with a white apron.
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Personality
Rindō's teasing personality
Rindō is an incredibly friendly, curious, energetic and cheerful girl who prefers to enjoy things from the background during events and doing things at her own pace, even to the detriment of her former fellow Elite Ten seated members. She is playful and enjoys teasing Terunori Kuga after losing in sales to Soma Yukihira's stand during the Moon Banquet Festival.
"Having fun is what this all about for us, right?"
She is extremely whimsical and carefree, choosing not to participate in the Festival, despite the fact that all of the Elite Ten members each normally run a booth of their own, simply because she would rather sample food from all 120 festival stands, a feat that she managed to accomplish in the five days of the festival.
She dislikes doing paperwork, complaining about having to do so much extra work because of Terunori and Etsuya Eizan's absence. However, she didn't think much of leaving Eishi to do both his and her own workload while she went to watch Soma and Etsuya's Shokugeki, showing a lack of responsibility.
Rindō is also not a picky eater, eating anything edible under the sun, such as insects. And appropriately, she's a well-established explorer who loves discovering old or new creatures to satisfy her culinary curiosity.
Rindō's aggressive cooking demeanor
She sided with Azami Nakiri's proposal to become the new director of Tōtsuki simply on a whim and for no other reason. But despite being a member of Central, Rindō doesn't actually practice their ideals. She doesn't classify dishes on certain tiers, only what matters is taste. Her cooking style is also the opposite, being not very restrictive, and full of experimentation. Rindō really only joined them because it shows a more exciting experience for her, and has mostly remained neutral in terms of the rebelling 92nd Tōtsuki Generation students who are openly opposing the new curriculum.
She has shown a particular interest in Soma as a result, offering to take him to experience the booth run by Eishi Tsukasa, the former First Seat in Tōtsuki. Similarly to Satoshi Isshiki, her jovial demeanor hides incredible cooking skills, given that she was the Second Seat of the Elite Ten Council and the former best female student attending Tōtsuki.
When cooking, Rindō is extremely aggressive, in contrast to Eishi who is very calm. Her personality can also cause some unwanted chaos in the kitchen, whether intentionally or not.
History
Five years prior to the plotline, Rindō was a first year student in the middle school section of Tōtsuki Culinary Academy. In that year, she encountered another first year, Eishi Tsukasa, whom she found interesting and forced him to become her friend after learning of his reputation for driving teachers mad by constantly having them check his dishes.[5]
Rindō enrolled into the high school section of Tōtsuki Academy as part of the 90th Generation. As a third year student, Rindo completed the Tōtsuki Friendship and Rapport Training Camp, Stagiaire, and Promotion Exam events in her first year and all subsequent events afterwards. By her second year, Rindo was a member of the Elite Ten Council and would later attain the Second Seat by her third year.
Before her debut, she alongside other members of the Elite Ten gathered and selected the participants of the 43rd Annual Tōtsuki Autumn Election.[6][7]
Plot
Central Storyline
Moon Banquet Festival Arc
Rindo with Tosuke, at the Autumn Leaf Viewing
As a member of the Elite Ten, Rindō and the other Elite Ten Members attended the Autumn Leaf Viewing ceremony so the first year students who participated in the 43rd Annual Autumn Election Main Tournament could formally meet them. Throughout the event, Rindo did not say anything, opting to eat snacks and smile as she watched the event unfold.[8]
During the Moon Banquet Festival, unlike the other Elite Ten Members, Rindō opted to not run a stand of her own and spent most of it wandering around the festival trying out different foods with the ultimate goal of trying food from every single stall at the festival. On the fourth night, Rindō found out that Soma Yukihira's booth had outsold Terunori Kuga's that day.[9]
Rindo found out about Kuga's defeat
Curious, Rindō decided to pay their booths a visit and she teased Terunori for losing to his junior. Although Terunori acknowledged that he had lost the challenge to Soma, Soma himself did not feel that he had won yet as he had not exceeded him in sales for the entire week, much to Rindō and Terunori's surprise. Rindō praised Soma for his hard work, but informed him that he was unlikely to achieve his goal given the time left for the festival to conclude.[10] Rindō decided to sit at Terunori's booth, reminiscing with him about his own Shokugeki declaration at the 91st Generation's Autumn Leaf Viewing.
Rindō invites Soma and Megumi to Eishi's booth
Afterwards, Rindō invited Soma and Megumi Tadokoro to go to Eishi Tsukasa's booth in the Upper Area after he closed his booth, so he could try the food that the current First Seat made.[11] At Eishi's booth, Rindō, Soma and Megumi were treated to Eishi's multi-course set. During their meal, Eishi came out to make sure that their environment was okay, but Rindō had to remind him that his excessive worrying was souring their meal a little. Nevertheless, Rindō was impressed by Eishi's meal, but wished that he put a little more "of himself" in the meal. Eishi brushed her off, saying that eliminating his presence in his dishes is his style, hence why his dishes are so good.[12]
Rindo reveals her true allegiance
After their meal, Soma and Megumi parted from Rindō to go off to Erina Nakiri's booth. However, after seeing an entourage of Tōtsuki cars heading towards her booth, Rindō decided to go and see what was going on. At her booth, she saw Azami Nakiri and Senzaemon Nakiri in a heated debate about their respective visions for Totsuki. As Senzaemon attempted to remove Azami from the campus, Rindō spotted Soma and asked him who he would follow. Unaware of the situation at hand, Soma stated that he was unsure. Suddenly, Azami brandished an official document signed by the Elite Ten Council, demanding that Senzaemon step down as headmaster of Tōtsuki and have Azami reinstated as his replacement. Among the 6 votes from the Elite Ten who voted in favor of this decree, Rindo was one of them, simply because she wanted something exciting to happen at Tōtsuki.[13]
Central Arc
Rindō barges in on Eizan and Soma's waiting room
Rindō later reappeared, uninvited, in a Shokugeki between Etsuya Eizan and Soma Yukihira, commenting on Eizan's previous dirty tactic which failed to break the first year.[14] After hearing Eizan's another underhanded tactic, Rindō calls him out much to Eizan's annoyance, she then spends most of the time talking to Sōma, goading Eizan in the process.[15]
Rindō then explained to the confused first year what Eizan's capabilities are, saying that if he focused more on cooking, rather than on consultation work, he could defeat higher members of the Elite Ten.[16]
Rindō claimed Eizan could get a higher seat if he wanted to
As the fragrance of Soma's dish comes through, Rindō becomes excited about the dish, and as she is called out by one of the judges for her behavior, she answers that she will try the dish first before judging it. She later stole one of the judge's portions to taste Eizan's dish, Hainan Ji Fan, which she praised and called the dish surely made by an Alquimista.[17]
As Soma finished his dish, Cheese-Feathered Hanetsuki Gyōza, Rindō tasted it and complimented its deliciousness, and as the judging continued, Rindō continued to eat the dish.[18]
After witnessing Soma's victory, she recalls her conversation with Satoshi Isshiki where he predicts Soma will be able to protect the dorm, complimenting the 7th Seat as everything goes as he imagines.[19]
Rindō's reaction to Sōma's dish
A few days later, Isshiki got expelled from the Elite Ten but Rindō fought back against Azami, insisting on letting them stay, but lost to a majority vote.[20]
Rindō and other Elite Ten members later participate in the Survivor's Purge, she initially doesn't want to wear the Central badge, claiming it is too big, but she wears it anyway after a few back and forth with Nene Kinokuni.[21] After hearing the rules and regulations that Isshiki sets before being removed, Rindō praised his cleverness for ensuring the fairness of the upcoming battles.[22]
While Rindō was not seen taking part in the Survivor's Purge, it is likely that she competed in some of the Shokugeki's, contributing to the purge of numerous research groups.
At some point before the Promotion Exams, Central held an Elite Ten Battle Royal to fill in the three empty seats in the council. Like Eishi, she expected that Third-Years would be the one to win but to her surprise, Akira Hayama dominated the hall.[23]
Promotion Exams Arc
Rindō goading Soma
Rindō was later seen on live television, pushing Eishi to the stage to announce the schedule of Promotion Exams.[24] Few days later, Rindō, along with other members of Elite Ten, boarded the plane to Hokkaido for the Promotion Exams.[25]
In the midst of Promotion Exams, Rindō appears before some of the rebels where she revealed that the rebels will face her and the rest of the Elite Ten.[26] The next day, Rindō revealed that Soma's opponent will be Akira Hayama, now a member of the Elite Ten, holding the 9th Seat.[27]
Rindō facing Takumi and Megumi
As a member of the Elite Ten and Central, Azami ordered Rindō and the others to directly challenge the rebelling students to expel as many of them during the Promotion exams as possible. Rindō was assigned to battle Takumi Aldini and Megumi.[28]
Rindō, Eishi, and Azami heads out to meet the Rebels
Unlike the others who decisively battled their opponents, Rindō merely tasked the two with creating any dish that satisfied her. Rindō sampled both their dishes and promptly gave them a pass, stating that Azami did not say they actually had to battle.[29] Azami caught wind of this and forbade her from participating in the Promotion exams from then on.[30]
Rindō, along with Eishi, announced to the members of the Elite Ten the Regimental Shokugeki where everyone complied.[31]
Few days later, Rindō accompanied Azami and Eishi in the negotiation against the rebels,[32] and she mostly stayed silent at the entirety of the event.[33] After the negotiation, Rindō and the rest left the meeting place.[34]
Rindō comes to Nene's aid after her defeat at the First Bout
Instead of the final exam, a Régiment de Cuisine was created between Azami's eight remaining Elite Ten Central students against the five remaining rebelling 92nd generation students and the three deposed Elite Ten students in a battle for the Elite Ten seats or Jōichirō Yukihira's fealty to Azami's doctrine.[35] Rindō didn't participate in the first round of the Shokugeki and mostly spent her time cheering on her teammates. Although few hours later, Central suffered a complete loss, losing three members of their team in the process.
Rindō was challenged by Tosuke
After a one hour intermission, Rindō alongside her teammates on the Council of ten has returned. Representing the Central includes Rindō herself, and with her is Eishi Tsukasa and Somei Saito. Rindō then quickly decided to fill up the battle cards already, in which she immediately got a response on.
Rindō was selected by Tōsuke Megishima as the former Third Seat's opponent for the bout.[36] Their selected theme was chili peppers. For her dish, Rindō brandished a live alligator. Despite accidentally letting it loose, Rindō recaptured it and promptly began preparing it. Using a multitude of knives, Rindō completely skinned, bled out, and prepped the alligator in mere moments, leaving most of the captured rebels and the audience stunned.[37][38]
After cutting the alligator meat into bite-sized chunks, she seasoned it with a mixture of salt and pepper, added potato starch, then used a wok to start frying the meat. Like Tosuke, she then uses a large number of chili peppers in her dish, causing Tosuke to smile mysteriously.
Rindō begins cooking
Upon Rindō's query, he answers that with Rindō's buoyant personality, he expected her not to bring out an elegant chili dish but rather a dish that utilized a lot of the ingredient, which is why he did the same, believing that he would not stand a chance if he did otherwise. Upon hearing this, Rindō smiles and comments that Tōsuke sure does know her well.[39]
Rindō butchering the alligator
Directly after this exchange, Rindō continues frying the alligator meat with increased intensity which infects the audience as well, and anticipation grows throughout the arena. Meanwhile, Tōsuke also returns to his cooking, and after peering at him for a moment, Rindō states that for once, Tōsuke is going all out. She then queries why he decided to form an alliance with Soma when she has heard him say multiple times that he didn't care for showdowns, to which Tōsuke responds that he got struck by Yukihira's passion.[40]
Rindō defeats Tōsuke
Before the time limit expires, Rindō finished her dish and prepared it for the tasting.[41] Tōsuke's dish proved to be very spicy and savory, and lived up to is African-theme, Histoire even confirmed that he successfully created the ramen that has not existed in the world. However, despite the power of Tōsuke's African Ramen, Rindō's Alligator Meat Dish is considered to be greater, resulting in Tōsuke's defeat and elimination in the Régiment de Cuisine.[42][43]
Rindō resting after the Second Bout
After the bout, an energetic Rindō suddenly collapsed to the ground, showing signs of fatigue, as the match takes a toll on her. Rindō complimented Tōsuke's as she lays on the ground.[44]
Because of fatigue, Rindō didn't participate in the Third Bout of the Regimental Shokugeki as she stays in her resting room to sleep.[45] Few hours later after the Third Bout concluded, Rindō, along with Eishi, returned to the arena, and livelier than before.[46]
Rindō annoyed by Azami's interruption
In the fourth round, Rindō faced Takumi Aldini with the theme being spear squid. While in the middle of cooking, Azami Nakiri returned to Regimental Shokugeki's venue to make a new announcement, a changed in judges, Rindō immediately called out the Headmaster's stunt only to given a response that Senzaemon approved of it. Still angry at the sudden change, she just decided to put all her rage into her cooking. A short but visible change in personality that was noticed by Takumi. Then, Rindō finished cooking and told Takumi to hurry up.[47]
Rindō defeats Takumi
After finishing their dishes, Takumi presented his Calamari Ripieni and the judges were impressed by his cooking, by the time the judging ended, the judges concluded that Rindō's Spear Squid Causa was superior, thus resulting in Rindō winning the match and Takumi's elimination from the Regiment De Cuisine.[48]
Rindō's reaction to Takumi's armor piercing-question
Following her victory, Rindō is approached by Takumi and asked her a surprising question, on why she's afraid, giving her a suprising and shocking response, but immediately returned to her usual self, berating Takumi, then ignoring the question. Annoyed, Rindō left the match to prepare for the Fifth Bout, only to be stopped by Senzaemon Nakiri, who has a petition for the next bout.[49]
Rindō assisting Eishi
Senzaemon Nakiri proposed that the Final Round will be Eishi and Rindō facing the surviving Rebel members, Erina and Soma, a two-course meal with True Gourmet as the theme. At the day of the final battle, Rindō revealed that she will be making the appetizer, while Eishi will do the main dish.[50]
Rindō reveals the source of her dish's flavor
As the match started, Eishi and Rindō's teamwork overwhelmed the Rebels as Erina and Soma's teamwork is in shambles.[51] Few hours later, Rindō finished his appetizer, Mushroom Mille-Feuille~Stuffed with Duxelles~, and served it to the judges. Azami and the co. are satisfied with the dish that they become anticipated for the main dish to be served by Eishi.[52]
Rindō hyping up Eishi's dish
The combination of Rindō and Eishi's dish is powerful enough to bring the judges and the people in the fictional Gourmet Eden. In addition, Azami's Blessing came into effect and turn some of the Rebels moderately nude.[53]
As Soma presented his appetizer, Rindō called him out for bringing a meat-heavy dish for an appetizer.[54] Later on, after the refusal of Azami to eat Erina's cooking, Eishi and Rindō were challenged by Erina that if they find her dish delicious, Azami will taste the main dish, which enthusiastically agreed.
Rindō and Eishi were challenged by Erina
She first tasted the appetizer made by Soma, Rindō find the dish to be very good but she wonders how will it fit into a course meal. The First and Second Seat then tasted Erina's main dish and got blown away by its extreme deliciousness.[55] Both the First and Second Seat are shown sweating after tasting it,[56] and few minutes later Rindō has been affected by Azami's Blessing, recognizing Erina's dish even though Azami believes that it must be some sort of mistake. After the commotion, Soma and Erina are revealed winner of the bout, defeating Rindō and Eishi.[57]
Rindō and Eishi after graduation
When spring arrives, Rindō graduated along with her fellow Third Year Elite Ten members, Eishi and Rindō spend their days catching aquatic animals in Amazon Rainforest.[58]
She had received an invitation to compete in the BLUE, but couldn't attend it due to her helping fight against poachers hunting endangered animals.
A few years later, along with her former classmates and Elite Ten members, she served as a judge for the Tōtsuki Friendship and Rapport Training Camp. She had also opened up her own restaurant at this point, which had received at least one star from the WGO.
Cooking Style
Rindō and her exotic ingredient, an alligator
- Exotic Ingredients - Rindō is a specialist at handling exotic ingredients. Though she had great knowledge of the unusual ingredients Japan has to offer, she used her power as an Elite Ten Council member to travel the globe from the Arctic to the Amazon in her quest to find and use the most unusual ingredients for her cooking. One such ingredient was used in her very first duel shown in the series where she used a live alligator for the foundation for her dish.
- International Cuisine - Rindō is both knowledgeable and flexible with her choice of cuisine, effortlessly applying her rare ingredients to Chinese, Peruvian and French dishes.
Cooking Skills
Rindō's knife collection
- Knife Specialist - Rindō has shown extreme dexterity and precision using a wide plethora of knives within a short period of time. In mere moments, she completely skinned and bled out her alligator, leaving most of the rebelling students stunned. Even Eishi acknowledged her skill with knives.
Misc. Skills
- Ecology - Rindō has extensive knowledge of thousands of animals and plants from around the world. She has made countless personal trips around the world and goes into the field herself to search for her potential ingredients. Because of her own personal expeditions into the wilderness, she collects her own exotic ingredients to use in her dishes.
Dishes
Laziji Caiman
- Laziji Caiman - Rindō's dish for the 2nd Card of the 2nd Bout of the Rebels Vs. Central Régiment de Cuisine. Rindō used laziji, a Szechuan-style spicy fried chicken dish, and used alligator meat instead of chicken, to allow her to create an interesting and spicy dish. This dish uses freshly butchered alligator that was cut into rough chunks and seasoned with salt and pepper. Also, the chili peppers were fried in the oil used to cook the alligator. The dish is good enough to beat Tōsuke Megishima's African Ramen.
Spear Squid Causa
- Spear Squid Causa - A dish made by Rindō Kobayashi against Takumi Aldini during the 3rd Card of the 4th Bout of the Rebels Vs. Central Régiment de Cuisine. This dish consists of a fluffy squid hamburger that contains spear squid, egg whites, onions, lemon, mayonnaise and soy sauce which is lightly fried. For the mashed potatoes on the outside that act like pressed sushi she used Irish cobbler potatoes that were dyed with aji amarillo. But, for the layer underneath the hamburger instead of using tuna, Rindō used arapaima which has a similar texture to chicken tenderloin. With Rindo's expertise of rare ingredients, she has tamed the flavors of the wild and turned them into a single dish.
Mushroom Mille-Feuille~Stuffed with Duxelles~
- Mushroom Mille-Feuille~Stuffed with Duxelles~ - Rindō's appetizer for the 5th Bout of the Rebels Vs. Central Régiment de Cuisine. By using formic acid which was extracted from ants, Rindō was able to astringate the rich and mellow sweet flavors of the mille-feuille. From the confit of shiitake mushrooms to the duxelles which is made of button mushrooms, shallots, garlic, butter, stock, crushed chestnuts and formic acid. It is garnished with a dark colored sauce and sliced black truffles. And when combined with Eishi Tsukasa's White Armor Plate: Sauce Chevreuil it can take the consumer to The Gourmet Eden!
Clubs
- Elite Ten Council (formerly) - Rindō is the former Second Seat of the Elite Ten Council.
Cooking Duel Records
Rebels Vs Central Régiment de Cuisine
| Round | Rival | Culinary Theme |
Dish | Results |
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| 2nd Round | Tōsuke Megishima | Chili Peppers | Laziji Caiman | Win - Rindō is allowed to continue in the Régiment de Cuisine. |
| 4th Round | Takumi Aldini | Spear Squid | Spear Squid Causa | Win - Rindō is allowed to continue in the Régiment de Cuisine. |
| 5th Round | Soma Yukihira & Erina Nakiri | True Gourmet | Mushroom Mille-Feuille~Stuffed with Duxelles~ | Loss - All of the rebels' expulsions are overturned and all Elite Ten members on Central's side lose their seats. |
Etymology
- The name Rindō means "gentian, bellflower" (竜胆), which is a plant of temperate and mountainous regions, typically with violet or vivid blue trumpet-shaped flowers. Many kinds are cultivated as ornamentals, especially as arctic alpines, and some are of medicinal use.
- It can also mean "dragon" or "gall" separately.
- Rindō's surname Kobayashi means "small" (小) (ko) and "forest" (林) (hayashi/bayashi).
Trivia
- Whenever Etsuya Eizan simply calls her by her name, Rindō will get mad at him until he adds in "senpai".
- Rindō is extremely resistant to heat and bathes in boiling water.
References
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 145
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma volume 27 extras
- ↑ Food Wars! Original Anime DVD Casts More Council of Ten Members
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma: Betsubara #6
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 37
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 40
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 118-119
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 131
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 131
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 131
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 132
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 134
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 142
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 143
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 144
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 145
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 147
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 148
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 151
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 151
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 152
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 182
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 167
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 172
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 178
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 179
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 185
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 192
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 193
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 202
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 203
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 204
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 205
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 206
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 218
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 219
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 220
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 221
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 226
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 226
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 227
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 228
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 228
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 229
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 244
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 251
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 252
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 252
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 253
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 254
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 255
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 256
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 258
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 260
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 261
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 262
- ↑ Shokugeki no Soma chapter 263
| Momo Akanegakubo • Rindō Kobayashi • Tōsuke Megishima • Sōmei Saitō • Eishi Tsukasa |
| 69th Gen. | Gin Dōjima | |||||
| 73th Gen. | Jun Shiomi | |||||
| 78th Gen. | Hitoshi Sekimori | |||||
| 79th Gen. | Kojirō Shinomiya • Fuyumi Mizuhara | |||||
| 80th Gen. | Donato Gotōda • Hinako Inui | |||||
| 88th Gen. | Taki Tsunozaki | |||||
| 89th Gen. | Sonoka Kikuchi | |||||
| 90th Gen. | Eishi Tsukasa • Rindō Kobayashi • Tōsuke Megishima • Momo Akanegakubo • Sōmei Saitō | |||||
| 91st Gen. | Satoshi Issiki • Terunori Kuga | |||||
| | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Seat | Gin Dōjima (69th Gen.) • Azami Nakamura (71st Gen.) • Kojirō Shinomiya (79th Gen.) Eishi Tsukasa (90th Gen.) • Sōma Yukihira (92nd Gen.) | |||||
| 2nd Seat | Jōichirō Saiba (69th Gen.) • Fuyumi Mizuhara (79th Gen.) • Hinako Inui (80th Gen.) Taki Tsunozaki (88th Gen.) • Sonoka Kikuchi (89th Gen.) • Rindō Kobayashi (90th Gen.) • Satoshi Isshiki (91st Gen.) | |||||
| 3rd Seat | Azami Nakamura (71st Gen.) • Tōsuke Megishima (90th Gen.) • Momo Akanegakubo (90th Gen.) Terunori Kuga (91st Gen.) | |||||
| 4th Seat | Riko Ebisawa (70th Gen.) • Momo Akanegakubo (90th Gen.) • Sōmei Saitō (90th Gen.) • Akira Hayama (92nd Gen.) | |||||
| 5th Seat | Sōmei Saitō (90th Gen.) • Shōko Kaburagi (91st Gen.) • Ryō Kurokiba (92nd Gen.) | |||||
| 6th Seat | Nene Kinokuni (91st Gen.) • Alice Nakiri (92nd Gen.) | |||||
| 7th Seat | Satoshi Isshiki (91st Gen.) • Etsuya Eizan (91st Gen.) • Takumi Aldini (92nd Gen.) | |||||
| 8th Seat | Terunori Kuga (91st Gen.) • Julio Shiratsu (91st Gen.) • Etsuya Eizan (91st Gen.) | |||||
| 9th Seat | Etsuya Eizan (91st Gen.) • Akira Hayama (92nd Gen.) • Nene Kinokuni (91st Gen.) | |||||
| 10th Seat | Erina Nakiri (92nd Gen.) • Megumi Tadokoro (92nd Gen.) | |||||
| Unknown | Jun Shiomi (73rd Gen.) | |||||