Mamiya Voiced by: Shuichiro Moriyama (Japanese) Grant James (English) The creator of the Athena Project. Haruka ( гЃЇг‚‹гЃ‹) Voiced by: Reina Ueda (Japanese) Felecia Angelle (English) Shibazaki's daughter who is studying particles. Lisa's mother ( гѓЄг‚µгЃ®жЇЌи¦Є, Risa no Hahaoya) Voiced by: Ayumi Tsunematsu (Japanese) Monica Rial (English) Lisa's mother, who is highly paranoid and extremely possessive of Lisa due to her husband leaving the family home. Kato ( еЉ и—¤, KatЕЌ) Voiced by: Kei Yamaguchi (Japanese) Eric Vale (English) Fukuda ( з¦Џз”°) Voiced by: Shinpachi Tsuji (Japanese) Mark Stoddard (English) Clarence Voiced by: Daisuke Takahashi (Japanese) David Wald (English) Five's partner and a FBI agent. Hamada ( жµњз”°) Voiced by: Yasuhiro Takato (Japanese) Kenny Green (English) A scientist working to identify the bombing techniques used by Sphinx. Michael Tatum (English) The head of Shibazaki's team and later the chief. Shimada ( еі¶з”°) Voiced by: Yutaka Aoyama (Japanese) J. Okano ( еІЎй‡Ћ) Voiced by: Kunpei Sakamoto (Japanese) Kent Williams (English) Kinoshita ( жњЁдё‹) Voiced by: YЕ«suke Kuwahata (Japanese) Anthony Bowling (English) Mukasa ( е…з¬ ) Voiced by: Mitsuaki Kanuka (Japanese) Jeremy Inman (English) Shibazaki's co-worker from the records division who helps him solve Sphinx's riddles. Hamura ( зѕЅжќ‘) Voiced by: Keisuke Aigasa (Japanese) Ian Sinclair (English) A passionate, young police officer who collaborates with Shibazaki even after he is suspended. Supporting characters Kurahashi ( еЂ‰ж©‹) Voiced by: Hideaki Tezuka (Japanese) Sean Hennigan (English) The chief of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department station, who heads the investigation into Nine and Twelve's bomb threats. Her obsession with Nine exposes her willingness to endanger, or even kill, innocent people to get close to Nine and Twelve. She becomes an American FBI operative who travels to Japan as part of her duties with NEST to lend support to the terrorist attack investigations. Five ( гѓЏг‚¤гѓґ, Haivu) Voiced by: Megumi Han (Japanese) Jamie Marchi (English) She is the third survivor of the Rising Peace Academy experiment, highly competitive and has a love-hate relationship with Nine because of his talent. He is highly intelligent and is called back into the force to investigate the terrorist group Sphinx. KenjirЕЌ Shibazaki ( жџґеґЋ еЃҐж¬ЎйѓЋ, Shibazaki KenjirЕЌ) Voiced by: Shunsuke Sakuya (Japanese) Robert McCollum (English) A detective of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department who used to be an ace of the police force's investigations division, but was demoted to its records division after continuing an unauthorized investigation. She is befriended by Nine and Twelve who save her from bullies at her school and she becomes caught up in their plans.

Lisa Mishima ( дё‰еі¶ гѓЄг‚µ, Mishima Risa) Voiced by: Atsumi Tanezaki (Japanese) JДЃd Saxton (English) A schoolgirl with a problematic life both at home and school. He uses the civilian identity of TЕЌji Hisami ( д№…и¦‹ е†¬дєЊ, Hisami TЕЌji) and is skilled at operating vehicles like motorbikes and snowmobiles. He is kind and caring, and befriends the lonely schoolgirl, Lisa.

Twelve ( гѓ„г‚Ёгѓ«гѓ–, Tsuerubu) Voiced by: SЕЌma SaitЕЌ (Japanese) Aaron Dismuke (English) An apparently childish young man who is the second member of Sphinx. He and Twelve are survivors of a secret experiment by the Rising Peace Academy to develop 26 highly intelligent orphaned children into human weapons. He is one of the masterminds behind Sphinx. They befriend Lisa, a lonely schoolgirl, who becomes caught up in their plans to expose the nefarious activities of the organization.Д¬haracters Main characters Nine ( гѓЉг‚¤гѓі, Nain) Voiced by: Kaito Ishikawa (Japanese) Christopher Bevins (English) A secretive young man with a bright mind and calm demeanor, who moves to Tokyo and attends high school alongside Twelve under the name Arata Kokonoe ( д№ќй‡Ќ ж–°, Kokonoe Arata). They are survivors of a secret experiment by the Rising Peace Academy to develop orphaned children with Savant syndrome into human weapons. Calling themselves 'Sphinx' ( г‚№гѓ”гѓіг‚Їг‚№, Supinkusu), they upload a video onto the Internet and threaten to destroy Tokyo city unless a cryptic riddle can be solved. In an alternative iteration of the present, two teenage boys who go by the names Nine and Twelve steal a prototype atomic bomb in an apparent terrorist attack.

Zankyou no terror episode 4 summary